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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19
NEW YORK, June -

Advices from New Orleans state that Gen.
Sherman was better and the probability is
that not only his life but his leg will be
spared, though he will be lame for life.
Skirnishing was gong on constantly at
Port Hudson. Our forces were busily con-
structing batteries along the entire line,
which would be completed and opened
against the enemy on the 9th. The opinion
was that the rebels could hold out twenty
four hours thereafter.
A deserter says there il but small force
in Port Huiso~,
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MASON & HAMLIN
T. A B 4 n T. 4 o G ANS
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL
Patented Oct. 81. 1852.

y. B. Having recently introduced numerous very
important improvements in our Harmouiurus
wehave secured for them by copyright the trad .
mark Cabinet Orga1,m which win distinvuish
them from those Of other makers and protec
purchasers nom limitations.
MASON & HAYLIN'S CABINET ORGANS arr
VI pronounced superior to all Instruments Of a
similar nature melodeOns seraph,nes &c nv
these lest qualified 10 Judge, and arc the only ones
which have ever been awarded a Gold Medal in tbis
coun -ry-See written testimony from the f,Il0wfng
most eminent Organists Of New York Boston. Ao
IA which they are pronounced "The best Of their
class 81 which We have any knowledge. - Zundel
Organist u Henry Ward Beecher's Church; Flint
Of Madison Square Church; Mosenthal Of Caarairv
church; Wells. Of Christ Church; Magrath Of NJ
Pise's Churchi Smitz. Of the !mnacu late Gomez IN
nhurchi hagens Editor Muslogl Retfert Of Nav
forki-Tuckerman, Of st. Paul's Church; Wilcox. cr
luma. u!ate Conception Church; Baumhach OF he
ChHTch Of the Inityi Lang Of Old South Churri
OF bostoni-Beale, Of st. Joscph's Church; Thomas
o. the Church Of the Holy lnnocenfs. Marsh ~ y,
Peter's church, OF Alhany.-anf many others
Inc Manufactures are in possession # testiinoni-
ais TO similar effect from Thdlherg MORGAN I
Mason, Zerrahn, Bradbury, Webb Root Hastings
Nm Mason, Satter, Wollenhaupt. Geihaar, Klauser
Noleohn, &C., &c.
PRICES
cabinet Organs, Single and Double Reed so TO i5l
90 with 8, :, and II stops, pedal bass sos 10 az
Melodeons, Nine varieties, 10 pa
~ Descriptive Circulars sent hy mail.
Msrerooms in Boston; 27i Washington Street
NarerOoms in New York: @ and Mercer Stree.
Address " MASON & HAMLIy Boston ~
MASON BROTHERS, Ne7 York -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WOLVES
AROMATIC scHEDAM scByAPFs


WOLVES
AROMATIC scHiEDAM ScBNAFFS
A UNIVERSAL curative in Consumption; TsIu---
n ing the Tuberc!e-. healing the llccT-, and Gee
moving "a" cough
Recommended by the MEDICAL FAcULTT 7-s
CstLolicou - The removal Of bfSPGPSi- H. al. i-
orms.
In DROPSY rs established curative properties
have long been without rival, as attestel .y -l-
versaI medical testimony
The Diurstc and Solvent properties oi t.e Gage
matte ScLiedHm >chuepI'-, render DC aei t.i.- .-
cl-iou. in GRdr Il ami all other affections .t '..
kl-uc. --
L, cor~anJ P4EUM4TiSlf IF taken tl-,sa
Of warm Dun .h tho patient Iyiu- warmly ......
in bed ills pure alcoholic di-tilati.n ~. ....f
speedy cure
Taken O., be-, punch. in HrNoFft OH. yrt..
NODic asthma, lt affords imlie--a-. 5-.. .--
tie --~trl--iDs s SYM toms
Evfts peculiar and sqceifo quali-.,' 30 1r-.,- ..
c1ld stage il dGC and IkEth HHe pa 1af'-
system ior the sdmiuistlati-n o; il- a--i.'-- a-
tives Of tli. disease.
Aia!als-rr5l .u CHOLERA, cHJLEEf 1r1Es
and COLO. II removes sp2sni Iettar.s t.r tua...
oftho Liver, and, rapidly, produces healthy .-...
tiou. 10 she uld DC taken mixed VIII B r.-.ra.
sugar.
Asa vERFTvE, a TOTfC end FrFiFiiF .....
hI..u a tl.al 70 fifteen years lu all 1..l.af..
drr all {. rcum-t5uces. has stamped % V.ft ..
aplr. ts-.---
Peculiarly adapted O. tle complaints .
FFuiLE1. 10 stands pre-cr-ii 10 lHi- % '... .-
lislel cugat-sts .i Tie dag
J. 3. o.. -rIy l'- h1li. pr,qa.a-..r. .l or
t-g. tl1f rsI be-. generally Ia...... Hl..
aut -lt.t,. u.T.g even Fa-u taken -. excess.
dues --sch- 40 -itt unl .-t-i-r 1-, ..-a
SlI. Handsomely w0Iq,. I'm t....s rl..-
pint sud quart .f'... H. i.H
fi.s aI. tIUc-r- ll rs t.....
f-.n tho advertise. H-.H'.
. crurt-rfl .f- IuH fl .'...
-lllte -.t4 t.-r.
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GRiCE'S CELEBRiTED SILTE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR TIE SUFFERER.

This salve Is e vegetable preparation. invent.
ed IN the l7,h century. BY d.. wv. GrAcr,
surgeon IN King Janes's army. Through is
sSency be cured thousands OF most serious sores
and wounds that ba4fiad the skill Of the most
eminent physicians Of his dav, end was re-l-d. 4
oy al VITO knew hin as c public bcnelctos.
Grsce's Celebrated salvs cares Buns
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures soald5.
Graee's Celebrated sslvo cures Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated salyo cures C5rna
Grace CelsorGted ea!vo cures Felo--.
traces Celebrated sa-vo cures Fr0z-l L.1.5S.
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures We1s.
Grace's Celebrated Salvs cares CaIl,---1
Graee's Celebrated salvs ou-es Salt Rim.
Greoe.s C5le5ratei salvo curo5 Cai.llairs.
GFsos'5 Celebrated salvo cures Sore Brocs.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Sore LIPS.
traces Celebrated Salvo cur : Ervsi5-i75 E,-ea
Graee.s Celebrated salvo eEzas AbsoosaeA
GrHcss Celebrated Salvo cures Ulcers.
Sraoe Celebrated ealvs cures Chapped Hauds
traces Cels5rated salvs cures Riagworn,s.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most ssr;or,
nature down 10 common Pimple. u eradi-
cafes llmples from the face. and beauties the
SKIN 1aeTe Is no preparation before the pubEo
tnat can equal this Salve in prompt and erer-
setic action for the speedy cure OF external d.
eases, as those who have tried its virtues TESTIFY
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, vii ind III,
Salve their best friend.
II has none Of the irritating. heating proper-
ties OF other remedies, but cools, cleanses. and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children. should keep box on hand IN case of
accident, for it viii save them much trouble.
suffering. and money. All It want. Is q far
trial TO cure old and inveterats Sores.
MANUFACTURED By
WILLIAM GRACE,
AuesSury. Mass
Fries q cent? oHS 81 p-r Bor.
grest saving is made by taking the larger size.
, Zach box has the shove cut and the f,esin,fle Of
ine propTietoLs signature attached 70 it, which 4.
GEORGE c. GOODWIN co.
IS Hanover Street, Boston.
General Agents for New England
,Ihhots esLvE can be obtained 81 all the respect
April Soth, 1853. WIvis
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A FRIEND IN NEED. rRYIr.

DR- SWEETS ISFALLIBLE LINiuEvT, as an external
remedy ls without rival, sud viii alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Ncrvuu, Disorders 90 s. truiy iuf4-
iule anu a. curative for sores, Wounds. Sprain-.
Bruises, &c., its soothing, healing and powerful
strengthening properties excite the just wonderland
establishment % al who have ever given 70 q trial
over one thousand certificates Il renarkaHIs cures
performed uy u within the last two years. attest the
iact.
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DIR. STEPHEN SWEET or CONNECT
fCGT. the Great Natural D. .le Setter
DR.. :. SWEET; OF CONNECTiCJT.
l. known all over the nit,4 States
DIR. :. SWEET. or Connecticut.
BE- the author lf " ur. Sweets Ir'all.-- Liliilelt
DR.sW T-sINFALLIBLEL
Cures Rheumatic and newer i-I.-.
DR.SW ET'SINFALLIBiE
Is a certain remedy flr Neu.l. iI.
DR.SwEET'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cures Burns and >ca-t- lu.l-d lt.ll-
DR.SW EET'S INF AIIIBLE LiNINIENT
Is the hest known remedy ..r >Pra'ls aud bru--s-
DR.SW EET'S INFkLLIBLELINI
cures Headache immediately uLd was never VI
10 fail
DR.SNNEET'S INFALLIBLELI NENT
Affords immediate relief f-r Piles aul se.4lu fails
20 cure
OR.SN EET'S INFALLiBLEL ININENT
Cures the IolthacAe ls one minute
DR.sNv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cures Cuts and wounds Immediately and leaves 100
scar
DR.SWEET'S INFALLIBLEL ININfENT
Is the best remedy for SORES in the known world.
DR.SWEET'S ALLIBLE LININfENT
Has been used ay more Khan million people. aud
all praise lt-
DR.sWEET's INFALLIBLEL ININIENT
Taken internally cure. Cole Cholera Nor us and
Cholera.
DR.SNEET'S INFALLIBLE LININIENT
l. truly friend ~ need, and every family should
have II az hand
DR.SW EET'S INFALLIBLE LiNINIENT
Il for sale by al Drussists- Prizes - and 81 cent
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Economy Is Wealth !
This AKIN viii be fally demonstrated By tuy;us
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
coo KING We.

A : IT WILL BAKE, BROIL AND ROAST BET.
~ ter than any other stove with a saving % ~ Der
ceut IN fuel and very large per ceuts-e in cll.y
n. Ice.
They have the foIIawin. advantage.
Ist They constructed with a view q great
dura HiIity all the plat exposed O. che Csc ~
made 81 an extra thickness.
%. The uues are lined with nluctia- CO.
.urut, thereby applying the heat lircctl, C.. ODE.
ui- order with loss fuel than ans other stove.
3D. They have hot air drait, which not ouIt
makes the fuel burn free and last Jon GER a- add
20 the heating and uakin- facilities
18th. They consume an the cases from the f5.f
thereby adding greatly e. the quantity 0f hest Oh
tained from the amount u fuel used.
9Th The stove j. made, mounted aud finished ia
the most superior manner. The oven Is large and
well ventilated The Stove j. convenient in FORM
who have used this Stove " IL will do more work
with les fuel than any other stove ln proof we
add the following testimony:
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
Hzat R.r. Dr.. Sr,qgqs s1y, ofifs
ALBASY. Dec. 9. Isl.
MR. SAGER-My Dear Sir Nv family have made
a thorough trial Of the American Hot Air Cook I'M.
StOve,n and they regard it, both on the score Of ts
convenience and economy, having greatly the
advantage Of any other they have ever tried. In
deed, they consider it perfect leaving nothing
70 be desired.
Very truly yours,
v. B. sPRAGUE
The AMERICAN Hor AIE CooKISG SrovE is flr sale
MATTHEWS & BAXTER.
Aug. 81 daSt Church Street.
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The Warrenton Junction correspondent Of
the Washington Inquirer Gays Gen. Stunrt's
official desk was captured by Gen. Greggs
command. Il contained a large number OF
ID, official orders. nu-.ber ot tier troops.
and thei. Government dispatches showed the
design to engage in any offensive operations
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The Trl5uaae's Washington dispatch says
recent semi-ofhcial kilograms from the rear Of
Yicksburg state that rebel descrters and pris-
oners named yesterday ar the last day it was
possible for the rebels in the place to hold
out
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HEA LTEY BREAD.
DIGESTION ASSISTED.
GTLLTES'
BCTTERMILK CREAM TARTAR,
. Cents per pound.
GTLLTES'
BUTTERNILK CREAM TARTAR.
80 Cents per pound.
GTLLIES
BTTTERSIILR CREAM tartan
- Cent? per pound.
GFLLTES'
BtFFGRHiLK CREAM TARTAR.
80 Cent? per pound.
Tut up only ir p rac ages I2and g Rsipslox
Win iali directions ii'r Us NJ on each uacEase
hNHuI 0iLLlE> & BROTHER
lnyeutors aud Manufacturers,
o. 90 ana - washing ton Str,et. NeW-York
wi5m3
NEW MAPLE SUGAR
~ at PEIRCE's
EREsH LoBsTER IN cans 81
L PEIRCEs.
EREsH SsLVoS IL can. at
L rEIRCEs.
Mar coFFEs ,...
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GOING NORTH
nAr LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily, sun
From WhifehGll days excepted at 1850 \. NJ,
o. 90 A. NJ. upon arrival Of the Cars roin
Troy, Albany and Buffalo reaching Burlington at
AS w. and RUuso's Point at so VI, making
direct connection with the Cars for Ogenshurg the
same evening, arriving at Montreal at 1879 NJ.
YIenT LINE Leave Whitehall Daily, Ga :
at s,45 VI, upon arrival Of the Trains from New
York and Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge the same
day, reaching Burlington at 3,JO NJ; and Platti-
hurgh at so M.-connecting at each place with
Trains arriving at Montreal at IS N, and Osdens
GOING SOUTH.
nay LISE. } Leave Rouses Point Daily 'at
From Burlington. a n, except Sundays, tand
1880 A. VI. ) Plattshurg at ~ on arrival
Of Train IRON Montreal via VI & Canada Railroid,
connecting with Boat at Burlington at 1879 ",
connecting a. IiconderOga at P with Lake george
Boat reach Whitehall at as y In season for the
Train Connecting at Troy and Albany with splendid
steamers on the Hudson River, and with
Night Ergre.s Tram 70 ne Te5f
NIGHT LINE. Leave Rouso's Point raily.
Ga =. VI. $ Except Saturdays and sundsys)
on arrival Of Train from Montreal and Ogdens lursh,
arriving 81 Burlington NJ %,+5 ", and reaching
Whitehall at .lA a.. Boz time for Express Train
resciIlu- New York AZ 30 P r. and only Line con-
nectiu.- with the iiuls1H River Day Boat iT9n AZ
+ hany. a. a e., reaching New J rt % P y, and
buna.o and >ulpeusi'u Bridge 90 Pm
AL the llues .lca way VII. BE gun F.s F1it heut
anu flAita. ur-L
By his arrangement two daily lines are
fruc- each BaF. aii9ri-as ret, 9 ites .lr parties
o. pleasure ~ u-uc-z men O. -o a.i return same
day between different plilt- Ha tl- lake
farse. gers ty taking ti. -t-1nH-lt Line viii
avoid the annoyance no Hg-l HuH Impure or % Cars
d1ru- The heat % Ore 1ey-H.li maj. close c5rlc-
Ion tAc rs=l-. between Whitehall aui Rouse.
p Ar O. tle OBJ Forts 90 Crown Point sai Tie ne
g tH-a O - L-.l--- ual lstHt .i..r .-i "i Inter-
est celebrity 10 The history ny tre WIZ 80
a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

Remember. references viii bs sieon 70 Psrs-r'
whom Brandrethr Pills have cured Of eost.ven-ss
over twenty years duration, and IN cases where 20
natural action " the bowels had taken pllce .
twenty years Sc; these case1-wers r4i'saIlv c1rs-
by Brandreths Fuis.
Nay 2sth davis
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AAAN-AS's - e-4A' 4 a.
i dispatch from Memphis says the steamer
Luminary, from Young'p Point at O'Clock
on Friday evening, has arrived She brings
the following:
Gen. Kimball, with 1900 men. vas sent
up the Yazoo River to sltaria- 30 miles he
low Yazao City.
Tie arrived there on the 9Th, and learned
tat a rebel force, under Gen. Writ Adams.
was not far of, and Immediately marched
to meet him. At 10 O'Clock on the morning
Of Thursday, he came up with tie tickets Of
tie enemy.
! brisk fight ensued which lasted 80 min
u'es when the enemy gave way and total
root cusueI. Oar lJss was one killed. and
Il wo-nicd. We captured 100 prisoners.
Tie enemy los in killed and wounded was
considerable. The rebels were 2010 strong.
T ere VIE no change before the enemy :
works at Nickshurg. Gen. Johnston l. still
reported to be on the Biz Black. endeayoring
to Cross below the bridge, with an army Of
10000 men. Gen. Osterhaus was watching
his movements with sufficient force to
checS-mate any demonstration he may make
4 rumor WAS in circulation that Pember-
ton lad requested Gen. Giant to permit
women and children TO p.ss through his
lines. Over 200 head IF cattle and mules
had been turned loose on account Of the
scarcity Of forage
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

THE ocular tairt or
infection whirh We
call SCRoFUiA llfss
in the constitutions Of
mulnudes of men 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
Ithe vital forcesin their
vigorous action, and
-leaves the system To
fall into disorder and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and 20 uni
vcr,aliy known, that we need 10 no more
iAan assure the public that is quality is KEEP,
uV 90 the best DC ever has been, ard that u
may BE- relied on N 10 al i- has cvCr done.
Prepared by DE-. :. c. ATrs & Co,
Fr--.i-1i 1sa drr' :ic-l C.oaiS,.
Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY al drueci.ts every Whore.
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sour duty in the prcsen; crisis"
WAR has indeed become with a stern reality
w and while we have good reasons 10 expect sue
cess We have calmly looked death ana disaster Boz
the face The distant roaring cannon and exploding
shells have re-echoec g. Ike solemn mu &C., and
We have m0urned the loss OF the brave. who have
sacrificed their al the Battlefield in the defence
Of our country In times like these, Il becomes every
mans duty not only 70 sustain the Constitute 4tl
authorities Of the land hut o. look well % his nli
viduSl Purse, and o Penny saved now, Is indeed q
Penny made
For the benefit Of our customers friends aud the
small circle Of the "0uter world - We hero again
make public that we are once more prepared % do
Justice TO mankind in the shape 81 dispensing good
f.nnTlS af f1tr rrrrse.- tlur -faeE O.
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NJ. C4RrEyTEs. of Governor. G. Ls--e--s
County. hss used Brsndreths Pills or thirty years
IS his family medicine They cured him o.. frT
and asus and castiveness. when he vss re.-,e- '7
the nno-t deplo-ahIs weakness. and vhs1 - -s's-.-
posad 10 unsli5ine could save hin.
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1868. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. 1888
Summer Arrangement.
COMMENCING -HON,DAY, -M0y 4, GO.

The new and splendid steamers Of the
Champisin Transportation Company.
United States, Capt. VIM. Andersen,
Canada Capt. Vim. II. Flasg,
4merios, Capt Henry Mayo,
Montreal Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
VIII ran as follows until further notice;
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oGDENSBUBGH RAILROAD.
is"S- 1869.


THROUGH NAL.
Leave O-icnsH M D. 40 D. IS PSI. dine AT Malone,
arr rs az Eause's Point 90 So w. clnnectin M.
with thc Vermont Central Railroad. l,f-ht Evpre.s
Win NPt'l4ft 1lssltgg Cas- attached. for Concord
Alfnthrst-r Nashua, Lowell. Lawrence. Portland
tt-hhur-h D, Murchesrcr, Springfield, Ac and arriv-
ln- az j. st'n carlA the following morning. Also.
connecting az Burlington with 4 a l. r r. for Tro,
N.any ana New pTk. and az Ruuss's Point with
Lahe OlaIiplain steamer for Sarlt1ga Springs
Troy, Al any and New York. Also with e & 81
Lawrence x X. for Montreal and Quebec.
NIGHT THROUGH TRIM
Leave 0-isnsburgh al 651 n. l5n arrival n
urand Trunk day train with Sleeping az attached
connecting % Rousc's Point With 1t Central X
cav ~ press Tor Bostou ami all points East s,d AZ
hu-linstgn with & Is r r. for Troy. Albany AMI
Hew York. arriving AZ Is ". Also oonnectint, AZ
Burlington with day line Lake Chauplain Steamers
ir the south Also at Rousob Point with trains for
Montreal and Quebec.
RETCR!TLvG.
Leave Boston az 81 A y, and > o. Fv and Ncw
fork at Oh =, arriving at 0 .-densburgb AZ II *
? " In TINE = connect with Grand Trunk Railway
X, & y r. md ottawa & Presoot; r. Also
with Lake ontario Steamer and Northern Trans
portation Cos Propel.ers for all Points West
Malone, May r. 1853 It, SuF'
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a Springfield (Ill-) dispatch to the World
dated June 10th says the Governor this
morning issued a proclamation proroguing
the Legislature till 1865. The Republicans
left the Halls and thereby broke a quorum
IN each but the Democrats refused to recog-
Mise the Propagation and continued the ses-
sion. The Democrats in the afternoon FIND
themselves powerless to DO any further bust
Ness entered protest upon the records, IT.
citing the iacJs nd airuigning the Governor
for hi- unconstitutional acts, and informally
le'' rA'-ir seats, not recognizing an adjourn
m I la evolutionary breaking up Of thr
l. Ais.itLrr.
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TJK. BLOOD CURES --NnIN nv

PURG BLOOD CUREs--vYHLNT
BILE liz a.t PIE requ.1te healthy 4as--.- -.
becousc -t..e- To restore Gle ti, O., q ----. p
heal Tie lioel must .- Tu.s-i- y.u .--
purify the blood but ay l,1as-ona. pu-s--ir-- ---
they should De continued Tor several days IN ----
sion, when tlsIc may bo greater ar les int c-Ta-
rest some persons have used ERASrsrrE's Pi-l'
every day IN suau doses urul they b-o1us es-c-
Of costirsuess. wh-ci had tr-ualei item f-g ors-
twenty yoa-s- Tie usa Of this medicine does --'
debilitsts or require a. increase otd,-- fe- c--
tinued uss They il fict strengthen t-e bowels o.
exercise does the ans OF less
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

Recommended by the MEDICAL FAcJ LIZ 7-7
Catholicism - The removal Of blSPEPSi- u al. ..-
orms.
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x + x
DR.. SWEETS
gufdItibIe EinisHent
q RE AT RE VI l. ID Y
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA LUM
BAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINs,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NFRVOTS DISORDERS


HEADACHE, AND
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of which it is speedy and certain remedy,
and never fails This Eminent IS prepared from
the recipe OF Dr. stephen sweet, Of Connecticut, the
famous bone setter, and has been used in his prac-
tice for more than twenty years with the most as
tUnishins success.
As AS ALLEvIAToR OF PAIN, 1t is unrivaled by any
prt D ration before the public, Of which the most
si, ptical may be convinced by a single trial
This Eminent will cure rapidly and radically,
ofcases where It has been used it has never been
known 10 iail.
FOR NEURALGIA, It will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing
1t will relieve the worst cases Of Headache in
three minutes and is warranted 10 do 1t.
Toothache also will cure instantly
For NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAssIrUbE
arising from imprudence or excess, this Liniment Is
a most happy and unfuillng remedy. Acting direct
Is upon the nervous tissues IL strengths and re-
WHITES the system, anu restores It = elasticity ana
vigor.
For PILEs.-As 81 eKternEl remedy, claim
that It is the 5tsi known. and We challenge the
world u produce equal. Every victim Of thi-
distressing complaint should give 70 trial. for i
will not f-il u afford immediate relief, and n .
majority Of cases will effect TS4scG. cuTc.
QuNsY Asp SoRE THROAT are sometimes extreme
~ malignant and dangerous, but timely appicA-
ton Cf this Llnlmeut Will never fall - cure.
SPRArys are sometimes very obstinate. and en-
largemsnt Of the joints Is liable u occur % neglected
The worst case may be conquered uy this Lln.mcui
~ two OF three days.
BRUlsEs, CUTs, WOUNDS, SORES, Ulcers, DrRys
AID sCALps yield readily o. tie wonderful healing
properties Of DR.. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LINZ
NENT, when used ae,. riding g. directions. Also
CHILBLAINs, lEosrL- tElT, --l iN>i>T Buts ASI
SHINES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

In C0rvanJ PHEUM4TiSW f taken iu-.s .
If warm punch. the patient lyiu- Warmly
IN bed, tits pure alcoholic distilatisn VII ....t .
speedy cure
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19
GREAT SAVING
BY USING
EISWALD'S PATENT METALLIC
SO L. ES AND EE3S.S

FOR MEMS AND BOYS BOOTS.
THEY will wear six times as long ss leather SOLE
i They keep the boots from running over on one
side, and down at the heel.
They make no more noise than a leather sole and
cannot slip.
few round-hcad lacks, and hammer, Is all You
need TO put them with
For sale st JEWETTS,
Novs- li2 Church St
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

III. Dirrst.. and Solvent properties ~ JlIt ..'r.-
matte ScLi-,.am >chuepPs," render % ae-i. .--
cl-iou. in GRdTEL ana all other affections A.. ..
ki.ucr-."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

In DROPSY rs established curative Properties
have long been without rival, as ot,estet 3 -1.-
versll medical testimony
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

4 UNIVERSAL curative in Consumption; rsIl1r-
n ing the Tubercle- healing the llccT- and pee
moving u. cough.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19

Taken as hct punch. IN HrNOFff OIL. grf.
,fODfc 4STHlA, lt affords imme.ls-. t..... .
tie distressing synptou