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HINTS ON Bread MAKING.-G bread
cannot be made by merely mixing -four and
water aud yeast The mass must be knead-
ed SO rs to be sure and bring every grain of
flour in contact with its equivalent grain of
water, and so as to difuse the yeast uni
form,ly throughout the mass, or else the re
sulting gass will be liberated in excess in
one spot and not in another. This is seen
in badlyknesded loaves--i in the holes they
contain and in crust that easily detaches
from the crumb. as though il had been lift
ed up by internal force. The air cellstr a
well 'kneaded loaf are fine and uniform
through the mass. and all will be formed at
the same time. Ii the -four aud yeast are
decidedly good and the kneading decidedly
bad. the bread will not give satisfaction. =
On the other hand. good kneading. good
moldiDg and good baking, will make Sc
cond or third rate quality OF -four almost
equal to the best .-Scientxfc Americaa.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

CuAfNo BUrrTR.-Melt the fresh butter
in . glased stone ware vessel. and heat il to
1909 Fab. The stone ware vessel should
be placed in . metal vessel containing the
warm water. The butter is maintained at
this temperature ~ long rs any roth comes
to the surfscs. and il must be skinned un-
till il becomes quite clear. 1t is then strain.
ed through . coarse flannel cloth, which
will seperase envy of the cheesJ particles
that may remain in il. 1T is then poured
into clean stone ware vessel and cooled rs
quickly as possible. BY surrounding it with
cold water or ice This is the method em.
ploysd1hy the Tsrtars for preserving butter.
They supply she market Of Constantinorle
with it, end il is stated that it will remain
perfectly fresh in . cool situation for SIX
months. Butter so treated. and then salted
will preserve its 6ue taste for two years
when kept in . cool situation. The chief
cause of bs,tes becoming rancid is due to
the ohessy particles left in it in curing
These may be all removed BY melting the
bustse. but care must be exercised SO As no,
to raise the temperature above 1909 or the
flavor of the butter will be injured Seies
sytC <1hVeVb C0H.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages presented for the extension Of
stock raising All kinds Of Cattle, Horses Mules
Sheep, Hogs, &c, of the best breeds, Yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
with the fairest prospects of like results. DARy
FARMING also presents IN inducements 20 many
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
TTN-~ AEE

us ro the Heavy Tin pat rogethe,
and All warraBtea- Al kinds OF Tin Work on
Houses good styls keep constantly hand Pumps
tor csterns and wells Lead Pipe, &c Pnrnaces TOR
heating buildings with air. Registers &c Agri-
cutu Furnaces. Boilers thv best artici
o kind
n1TPeIsons wishing anything in my line. will fpd
good articles reasonable Than kfu
tom have received Isscfts continuance OF the
Richmond, May -. 1853 9-tf
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WAREROOM.
Thomas Mason

HAVING reftted h
Store Room. and ex
tended his facilities To-
/ INA nufacturinE Cabineu
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1<I"l a man speaks or writes against
our Con.ederate cause, he is branded aud
expelled as a traitor or public enemy
Mobile Register.
IL man speaks or writes" against the
cause Of the Government here in the North
he claims 10 be exercising the sacred righ
of free speech. "and if he is arrested. his
democratic" friends make martyr Of the
traitor and kick up terrible row about the
tyranny of the Lincoln despotism." In q
time OF war such things not allowed in
other countries.-[ Chieago journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

Wool IN KSulASD.-As the quantity Of
wool in England, greatly .coutrols prices in
Ameticas sc 10 interesting to know the
amount which has. arrived in that couasry
this ysar.A During the FIRST three months Of
the year Is. Ga ,964 pounds arrived in Eng
land feoa OoleANa possessions, agains, Ii.
2s4.S23 pounds for the corresponding peri
cd il, 1861 OF this amount, 1925, 1877
posods Aad been cold and exported. ayains,
SEQ s67 Tor the corresponding period 81
tho FsSsious ysarss v The great amoau, thus
left on hapd has led to . decline OF about
three cents on the pound. and it is suppos
ed Thea thsse vii Be = further fall. The to.
tai amount of Cnn nt& aa6 British wool ex
ported q ,ths United Staies. 10 those monshs
amountsd p .s5s.6O6 pounds.
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II ROC MEAN No, SAT- No.-When . man
has made W his miud 10 do or not TO do a
thing. he should have the pluck to say. 50.
plsioly and deoisiveiy. 9is = mistaken
kisduess--n mespt Is akindnes--to meet
a request which you have determined not
to grant, with ..I'll see shout it," or. u II
think the matter over or. "calt IN re "
dsyssud I'Iflrt you know" Itmas be said'
perhaps, that the object Of these ambiguous
expressions is to let the applicant down
easy;, but their tendency 10 10 give bin
useless trouble and anxiety. and possibly to
preven, bis seeking what lie requires IN
more propitious quarter until after the gol-
den opportunity is passed Moreever. 1t IS
questionable whether the mo'iyes for such
equivocations are As phtlanthropic some
people suppose. Generally speaking. tie
individual who thus avoids direct refusal.
does 50 to avoid pain 10 himself Men with.
ou, decision of character have An indescrib-
able aversion to say mo" They can
think "No'--sometime when il would be
more cred itabe tftheir couTsesT and bebevo-
lence to say .sYes"--but they dislike 10 Ut
ter tie bold word that rrpresents their
thoughts. -Rnraf New Poyker.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

kEQsr9iSy qhewed ma tooth Of some
huge Pfdbably che hippo boGansA
which va ding up by some men Who we're
digging SDSitSh ~ q prairie n-sr Lur.y.
Henry cosntzc Il weighe six pouods asd
three quarter.. and from its structure. il ev.
identity .hadt ksd = -cs.nfvstous AMI.
msl-{QelAWDs Free Prvse
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NO. %, MAIN STREET.
lash Paid f0s. Hides.
LEGAL


In the Circuit Court of the u. States
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO.
At the January thereof. the following decree was
ftHANoFRY JANUARY TERM 1863 ) L prury.
I ! vi Jno e =. O Ewrg. No 1883 This cause came
for hearing upon motion attach the oersons OF
the defendants John and Sarah Ewing. upon the
rule and the answer thereto, and the evidence.
written and verbal offered by the prles and the argu
mtnts of counsel AID the Court having taken time to
consider the matter and after due deberation neing
had, does find thar The said defendants,
iy disotes ing he Injunction heretofore granted this
op me ' ,ss da rts 81 sasa 4 p 81 and IN in
tablished by the decree this Court of that
aud the Court does further upon full evidence,
that the Chart known tn ladies uide,'
ing in september e6o in he Eaern District ., Mis-
souri, IS IN prns and mode OF operation substantial
liThrd by the judgment OF This court 1t
h., she said De eads-s With" twenty sass o. the on
,sr,.g o. I'M ~ .er deiss up al o. fne said sope- OF
to be him DESTROYED 10 also deliver him the p'a,
or ring from which they printed for the
ssiies and the pates rom which tbs r n,d hinh
they now have or which under ,neir
er of them an which art substantially the prn
cirle that Of the Charts said Drury And
all persons who hold Maps Charts. Plates or
Guides, or by what oever called. o n
OF said defendants, either them. hereby
directed to oliver the the Clerk Court
for the purpose aforesaid
hat the sahi defendants John and saah g. Ewing. pay
he costs Of this hearir 'uiing
mate costs of the testimony taken; that sail
be PAID wiz in thirty
that the said John Ewing hall
paid until the further order the
relation to said commitment; and the said defendants
John and sarah c. n ing hereby agaiast
further infr!E of the rights Lavnis
prury by themselves either of Them their
by either directly Indirectly
from siiing assisting. conaivng fringe
meut, dirsctly indirectly, that default the
said defendants either Of Oh herein the
conplance ~ them either of them with this order in
ali respects. they wi,tt held subject the
der and action OF the Sourr in the premises. 8
LINCOLN SMITH & wkRNocK,
Counsel Mrs. Prury.
ASpRLw J. PRvDsN. Ccunse1 Nr.a and Mrs. Exing.
U>IrED STATES OF AMERICA,
southern District of ohio. .+4
l. Joseph Geigsr Clerk the circuf. Court Of the
United Tor the 7th Circuit
Ohio do hereby certify sh. foregoing truly taken
and copied from the records of this Court
In testimony whereto. I do hereunto subscribe m
49, and sffx the seal Circuit Court.
u this 3nth day Jsnu ry A Il. % and of the
49, Iniep. ndeuee of the United Stairs the eighty
seventh JOS. II. GEIG Err Clerk
II mrs l. prury's Chart "a had at Spring efd,
Clark Co. Ohio
March 6, 1853. I6m3.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

roal Oil Laatepas--wth sssnaI Trite
~ Burners, for sale cheap ~
* PLrxxrR 4 KKLIY
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The AgricultursI products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1861 was estimated at IS 900 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140 600 ;
eco bushels, besides the crop OF Osss, Barley,
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 90 TO swell
the vast aggregate % production In this fertile
were sent out Of the State of Illinois during the
past year. ts5s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Kryau's PuIm0nic Waters.

The mosieean and speedy remedy ever discovered for
ali Diseases Of the Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Hoarseness, Dinieult Breathing, sore
Throat, dc &c.
UuEsE wAFERs give the most instantaneous md per
feet relief and when persevered With according 10
directions never fail TO effect rapid and lasting cure
have restored 10 perfect health who have
buttons they are equally blessing and eufs--none need
desar no matter hov long the disease may have eHist
I'd or II may be, provided the organe
Eyery one afflicted should give them an Impartial trial
To yocasts and public spesker, these waters Pc
euilariy valuable they will In one dsy the most
severe oocysona hoarsene and their regular for
few DAYS WILL At all times increase the power aud heri-
blllt Of the voice, greatly improving lie tone compas'
And cearns for which purpose they are regularly used
BY many professional xeaAlisis. nos2swdAmly
Joe MosEs Sole Proprietor, n sortlsndt Street, ~
Price vs. cts. per boz. For sale By all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
BOSTON MARKET, Sept. Ia.

Flour.-western, o. so to o,2j.
pors.-Prme, gil so tol2,O1 Mess, 30 to 400
Beef, 1920 toi45O Lard, 10 H. Hams, 10 10 lii.
Hogs dressed, 90 TOGO.
Butter, IA to 2li. Cheese, tol2 Eggs 10 to ~ 70
tatoes Il % to 200. Dried Apple u o..
Beans $3.50 to 1926. Peast ,sS to tl,oS.
Herds grass seed $500 to t2,2b. oiover,it ost'
Starch to n Talow, to lot
Wool Pull Blood Meruo, 20 to Il rhree-fourth' blood
60 to 70 HalEbold6 OF 10 90 Common 81 to %.
Corn 81 to IS. Oats so 50. Rye los to 600 Hops
Is 10 20.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
yoNrpELrER MARKET, Sept. "a.

Paoysloss-Butter, IS 10 20. Cheese, Toto Ia Lard
iqto1t rallov H. Dried Apple, toll. Eggs 10 cents
Potatoes 2S to Co. Beans, 90 to 2bo. West India su
cars, IL to 10. Peas, 800 TO $50
onlous-sooo. Appes-tO,Oo to 900 per Dbl.
y,or.-.Extrs. ,725 Double Extra $50 Super
Rxtr, $50
Cs,rS AND nAT.-corn, sl,oo. Oats, 90. Herdsgra"
se.d AZ rs to 26 per bushel Clover IL to IA per pound
Hay, 50 to per toe. Rye, $ioo.
M,soIlLIsuors-Dry and green hard wood 2,so 500
Shingles, 90 to $50. wool-oommon o0 70 s0' DAt
900 to 400 per cord. Nails 5,25. TO 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

DRowNED.-Father Alvetti, an Italian by
birth, the Catholic priest Of Port Henry, n. T.,
was drowned on Tuesday night. The Father
was found early next morning BY some children,
close to the shore in few feet Of water, His
pockets were rifed and bis head was badly
bruised There are strong suspicious of foul
play, as tho deceased bad considerable sum Of
money with him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
FOR FARE ONE WAY, ms follows +.

"I n,Ssr' Isasnon 1850
e1iekets at the above prices isr the Excursion ON
once, No. .. American Hotel, Burlington and on
sos nd Of st,s mers Oh Lake Champlan, ON she 4,h.
18TH l6th and nth days OF September which viii be
iske Champlain the steame ~ will run near the old
lorts Or own roint and Ticonderoga Passengers can
stop over day at saratoga spring. Troy or Albany
n they desire and 20 down the Hudson Riverh Day
or Nisht steamers, ~ they may prefer.
This arrange ment affords q rare opportunity ior the
loyal people o. Vermont 70 VII, their fathers, broth.
srs and sons who are fighting the battles Of our
country nweii as giving ample time to visit the many
affects Of interest In New iofk and It's yiciuiy.
The boat leaving Darlington at TO- a. m, eonnset'
With Might Boau 90 Hudson Ri,ef The one leaving VI
pS5 D. m. connects with Day Boats ON Hudson River
nom Albany
No. O. American Hotel Block, barns'en, We
Sept 10, lso9 phw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
Marrle0.

In DuIbury, Sept. 9th, by William Deayitt Esq Ar
Horetopn.
At Keesyie, N Y, on the 4lh inst, Samuel Deayltt
Esq, Of Bolton, to Miss Helen h. Smith, Of Jericho.
In the NJ. e. Church at Peacham, August 20, by Rev
l. Lebanon, Mr. A. L. Lucas, and Miss 5. P. Severance
both Of Peaeham
ALSO by the same at the parsonage, Sept ls MIR. Har
rison Ainswoth, Of Cabot and Miss Martha j. hoLaugh
lin Of Peacham.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
l-)ie0.

In Braintrse suddenly, Sept Srd Mary Lucy daughter
Of Jazes and s. B. Pratt aged Is months and "a days
The lovely child was like flower,
That blooms and withers Ia an hour.
Died Ausu. slst, fron the effects Of wound resolved
Gettysburg, Sergeant Julius r. Densmofe Of Colchester
20 d, 18th Regiment v. v. NJ, aged o6 years
seIeart Uensmore was srurk BY piece Of shell lust
wound and breaking the skull but having an iron cons
tuition he was enabled 10 reach his home where he
attacked by fever, which rspdly wasted him away and
aggravated the wound which last caused his death. He
shot the last day Of the battle the Regiment we're
moving down lhs hill TO repe the grand charge made BY
Losgstr.es division the left centre Of line Of bat
tie
fsrgesnt ;nsnore Of these brave fellows that
entered the service Of his country leaving his aged par
ents With large family and ism 10 tend during his
ahsence buts considering his duty TO assist in crush
sg out this cursed rebellion and like hundreds Of like
cases has been sacrificed the altar Of country Al
hume he was kind and obsdient son. faithful and tried
friend IA solder he prompt and energetic always
ready fer any duty imposed upon him ana strictly obedi
ent to orders. On the battle field he fought with the
and to the rear During his sickness are
ured he experienced that change Of heart which enablsd
him TO meet death joyfuy aud without fear. His tuner
al attended and his remains followed 10 their last
resting place by his bcresyed relatives and hosts OF
friends, among whom were over half the company OF
when he ~as member, With whom he was always popu-
lar and able. All felt that had indeed sui
tered the loss Of Of best young But
eaei upon make such sserncss and there must be
hsstAney nov. The best blood Of The North must and
will be freely shed until the glorious old tag noss again
State In Union, which God helping will be
sson. w. d. ~
In this village, Sept o. hlsnson Nye King son Of Ben
jsmin and N. Agnes King, aged years and months.
In Chelsea August as sarah Squisr, widow Of the late
Reuben 'quieT agd Teyesrs and nine months,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

REEEoRc EnENr or THE WILMINGTON BLOCK
ADE-Add:iona naval force has already been
ordered TO reinforce the blockading fleet of Will
mlngon, n u, and increased efforts are 10 be
made to prevent the continual and successful
running OF the blockade at that point.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
CAUTION
TO FEMALES LNDELICATE HEALTH

TO FEMALES LNDELICATE HE.ALIH
mr. Dow Physician and Surgeon, No. Endieott Street,
Boson is consulted daily for all diseases incident to
tne female system. Prolapsus Usri or Failing Of the
ARRANGEMENTS are all treated pathological prn
onls and speedy relief guaranteed In few days SO in
ysriaby certain the mode Of treatment that most
obstinate cases yield under IT, and the Afflicted person
soon rejoices In perfect health.
Dr. Dow has ~ doubt bad greater experience In the
cute Of diseases Of women than any other physician In
Boston. -
boarding ions for patti. nis who may wish
N s,sy In Boston for few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow, since 1916 having confined his whole attes-
n IN An Office practice for the OF fnvste Diseases
and Female Complaints, acknowedges no superb In the
Unit,d States -
SB-AI letters aust contain one dollar, OF the will
not be answered.
once hours from A. NJ, topP.h,
BOSTON, IuiJ u, 1858. sr5Oyl,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

A dispatch received in Washington from Act
log Governor Clemens Of Nevada Territory, an
rounces the success OF the Union ticket in that
Territory by l.rgc majority. 0rmsby county,
the site OF the territorial capital, gave fifteen
hundred majority.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
" A. ITO N AL LOAN.
u. s. Six per cent. 500 Bonds.

THESE Bonds are payable In twenty years, but may
be redeemed 10 Ave years, at the option Of Govern
ment Congress has provided tha the Bonds shall be
PAID in GOLD
The Bonds ply Six per cent interest," In May aud No
vember IN GOLD, and are issued in sums OF
$50, 500, $500, $1,000.
The Supreme Court has decided that Government
Stocks are exempt from State City or County taxes.
As the Principal and Interest Of these Bonds 10 payable
in Gold they are the Cheapest Government Security In
the IN ct and pay The largest interest the cost
Subscriptions received for any portions OF TINS popu-
lar loan at the VERMONT BANK, and the Bonas pro-
cured ~ subscribers
or Payment can be made 10 any current funds:
Aug 2s, 1899. j. A. PAGE, Cashier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

There is to be grand excursion from Mont
pelor and vicinity to New York, commencing
on the 10th, aud tickets good till the 18th Of
Cctober. Fare to 20 and return 81 so. For
partculars see advertisement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

JOKE ON KILrArncK. army has grown
merry over Kilpatrick's recent exploits at Port
Conway. They say that Kilpatrick's cavalry
aptured two gunbosts, but were forced 70
estroy them, for wani Of transportation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

PORTLAND, Sept. IA. The Republican vote
in this city is larger than was expected: Lead
ing Democrats coneede the election OF Coney
Dispatches from disHerent parts Of the State
favor the Republicans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
Notice.

The Hon. PAUL DILLNoAH will deliver an
address at the Village Hall in Montpelier on
Wednesday next at half past seven in the eve
ming. All are invited TO attend
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

The result Of the election in California elects
Hon. 0. L. Shafter formerly Of Wilmington, in
this State, to the Supreme Court Of this State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden a,
WAHisaros DisrRicr, S. Montpelier, on the 18th day
OF September, A. ID. 1893.
4 uTuER CONVERSE, Administrator OF the eaaie Of
IL Philip Short late Of Calais, in said District deceased,
makes application TO said Court, With the consent ans
annrobatIon in wrt nr al the heirs Of said deceased
siding In his STATE, for license 10 sell The whole OF the
real estate II said deceased except the widows NJ n
IL Dover therein, bu including the esss.,n OF the VIZ
NV Dow,r that said sale would be beneficial
tsthe heirs and those interested In said estate.
wheeupon II Is ordered by said Court that said sppli-
cation be ieened to the 9th day Of October A. sc5,
sIhs Probate ofee In Monipelr for hearing and decision
thereon and Il IL further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof BY publication OF neieee OF
this aud order weeks successive
IN In hs Green Mountain Freeman, printed al honspei-
ar bsfe said time OF hearing tina: they may appear
said time and place. aud " they see thereto
py The cour, Atte-,--r. r. MERRILL, Judge.
true copy Of Record.
n7,s Aiest-T. q. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
GRAND
Excursion to New York
Lake Champaign, Saratoga Springs,
Troy and Albany.
In order to enable the citizens OF Vermont 10 Wis.
| il their friends ofthe

In order to enable the eitlLens OF vermont 10 Wis.
l. IL their friends ofthe
VERMONT BRIGADE !!
Consisting OF the End Regiment, Col. walbridge Sd
Regiment, Col. Seayeri 4th Regimen, Col.
Stoughton; 9Th Regiment, Col. Lewis;
9th Regiment, Col Barley.
Now stationed In New York City, before they
d,red of to South Carolina, arrangements have been
made for an Excursion from
Burlington to New York,
Via. Lake Champaign Steamers, Saratoga and White
hall, Rensselaer, & Saratoga Railroads, Troy
Steamers aud Day Boats on Hudson River.
People residing In Franklin, Lamoie, Orleans, Or
.nse Washington and Windham Counties can take the
Vermont Central Railroad to Burlington, TO connect
with the
SPLENDID STEA MERS
limited STATES, Capt. VIM. Anderson CANADA, Capt.
WIN. H. Flsggi AMERICA, Calt Henry Mayo
which will leave during the Excursion for the outh,
from Rousos Point 54b o. m, Plattsburgh 7OOa m,
| ;3O y. m, Burlington 10 q. mv s,45 p. IN.
! RETURNING,
Lave whitehall on arrival Of Cars from Trey and Al
bsny, At 10 30 m. and S,i5 ?. m
Excursion Tickets TO New York and return will be
Issued
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

IMPORTANT TO LADiIa-DR. HARvIr's FrELLI ? LIS
have never yet failed In removing difficulties arising from
obstruction, or stoppage OF nature or in restoring the
system to health when suffering from Spinal Affections
Pfolapsus. Ueh, the Whites other weakness Of The
Uerns Organs. The Pills perfectly harmless on the
eonstutos and may be taken BY the most deliat female
without causing dstress-the same time they act like u
charm BY strengthening nvgorang and restoring the
system to healthy condition, and by bringing on The
monthly period with regularity matter from what eau
'es the obstruction may arise. They should however,
NOT be taken during the hrst three or four months
pregnancy though safe At any other time as miscarriage
would be the result
Each box contains "a Pills. Price o.
Dh HIHyEf's TEiAruE on Diseases OF Females, Preg-
nancy, Miscarriage Barrenns ssrility Reproduction,
and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatcay the Ladies' Pr-
'ate Medical Adviser. pamphlet Of GA pages sent free
to any address. Six cents required to pay postage
The Pills and book will be seat by mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BkrIs, N. D., General Agent.
No. 70 Cedar Street, New York
septll dGyly