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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

The T-1relic~ contains the following \
gentleman lust from New Orleans holding
position IN connection with farrasut's feet
gives IN account OF 40 expedition up the
Red River to Shreveport. where TIE rc5els
had a navy yard. Two iron-clais of great
power were found upon the stocks and were
blown up and destroyed 1t WAS believed
that they were powerful enough to have de-
troyed our Mississippi feet The iron for
the vessels had been sent from Richmond
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

Revenue DEcIsIoN.-The Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue has decided that afEdayits
made before the officers OF the internal reye-
nue., or certificates issued by such officers,
when required by law or by the regulations
Of this office, are not subject to stamp duty ;
also, that it is the duty of the justice of the
peace or notary before whom an affidavit Is
made, to afix and cancel FIVE cent stamp to
be placed thereon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
BAL1GEoRs,June :.

The Washington Chrosioie has au account
Of Col. Kilratrick's successful raid back
from Gloucester POINT. lie crossed the
country between the York and Rappahan-
mock rivers, making an extensive circuit
through the Garden Spot o. Virginia.
He made 4 large haul Of negroes, ho--es, Sc.
and has arrived at Urbaaa with them. lie
was taken across the RaYFahannock ny cur
sunboats and then proceeded On T. our limos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

Sturgeon has published 500 sermons of
which s.0o0,0C0 copies are in circulation.
One jealous friend has alone circulated each
year over quarter of a million Of copies.
Since he has been pastor. Spurgeon has bap-
tized 5000 persons. He has also establish ed
theological school which is now attended BY
81 students preparing for the ministry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
WASHINGTON, Junc +.

Yesterday morning the rebel pickets were
considerably strengthened in front OF the
RappahannOck.
1t is understood in official circles, that
Admiral Dupont viii shortly be relieved by
Admiral Foote.
The order has already been forwarded re-
lieving Acting Admiral Wilkes. and de-is-
mating Commander Lariner. e. lis sue
cessor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
HALIFAX y. S. June 3.

II. NJ steamer Bassac5n arrived today
from Bermuda, bringing latest advices. The
Confederate steamer Robert I. Lee from
Wilmington, Y. C., with cargo o. cotton,
turpentine and rosin, arrived at Bermuda on
the 22i May, and steamer Marion from Mas
sau with cotton. arrived on same day, re-
ceived a supply Of coal and proceeded on 2Sd
for Liverpool
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

DIR. STEPHEN SWEET or Connect
DIR. 5. SWEET, or CONNECTICUT.
j. known all oT-s tie United stat.
DIR. :. SWEET. or CONNECriCUT.
Is the author 70 " u-. Sweets lniu4..-e LilliI--i
DR.SWEET's ISTALLIBLGL ININENT
Cure Inflammation 4a1 aescr iil.s-
DR.sWEET'S ISFA E.LIBLE LIN-1iENT
Is a certain remedy Tor Neuralgia
DR.sW EET'SISFAL LtBLELsSIsIESI
Cures burns and >calas Iula. 40. it-
DR.SIV Observation-Disclosures
!, The aest hulwu remedy ~ ,frlin- ana hi H---.
DR.SWEET'> ISFALLIBLELINI NfEN b
Cure, liaa.a-i.v IlluieaiIte.J end wee ...i
o. i4-l-
DR.SN EET'S Nh
Affords !llnr.-a'r relief &C. .-'-. a-- seized a .--.
tu cure
nR.SVyEET'S INFkLIfBLEEf
Cure tir il. tllrHc B.. .lr a-i--t--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cures cuts all Naula- a- .--..s
SCAT.
DR.Sy, FITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is the usst remedy ~ sores -a ,-e ia.'a v.l-i-
DR.SvTET'> INFiLLIBLEL I>tNIENT
Has u-en r-l- ns ul .r t1.r t.....- ..". t--
al p-H--- d.
DR.sVvEET'S INFALLiBLEIl SINIENr
Taken internally caf-s tllet ll.itih Dol .a- ti
Cholera
DR-SWEET's TNFALLIBLEL iNINENT
Is truIs fllenl iu need and every ia-ll4t ,l li1
have 10 10 hand.
DR.SN-fCT'S INFALLiBLELT NINIENT
l. for -il- by all pru-s.--s tsce -- aa- 3. rs.ts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

see O. your own Vellth. 20 net trust % thu army
supplies altlou 81 most valuable. These Pills and
Ointment have Teen t4arl ~ tested they are the
only remedies used iu the European Camps and
Larm-Lst for over forty years Dr. Holloway las
supplied an the Armies 10 Eucpt, and during the
CRlMEAN CAMPAIGN De esta. Iislei a Depot at
BallcIava. for the Exclusive sale or thcsc Great
Rcusaic5. Many tine IFS special Assent there has
sold over ten JIG wei t Cf TIE ointment ia o single
day. Those terrible AID fatal enemies q tie 81
cicr i- Camp,
b11T'rsi Dsfc7fcrgi S@f-rg, S9-es 1-d S--ofsl8ss
E--Ftl1s,
nii liappcar IKE q charm before thesa Fl1s ana
Ointncat, a1t o ~ wail3 the cry RMS throughout
the lind,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The total sub
scriptions in America to the Atlantic Tele-
graph stock to date are eco els sterling.
Every person in the United States and the
British North American Provinces owning
any of the stock of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company has shown his confidence in the
enterprise by subscribing for new stock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
WASHINGTON, june s .

Richmond papers Of the lst and % state
tina, yallandigham was still at Shelbyviile.
The Virginia election has probably result
ed in the choice Of Billy Smith for Governor.
Gov. Letchcr was defeated for Congress by
Mr.. Baldwin, and Botcler by Halliday
Price is probably elected Lieut.. Governor.
Ewell has taken the active command Of
jnckson's corps.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

The valley Of the Connecticut river will
this season be appropriated almost exclusive
" to the culture Of tobacco. IL 1860 over
5000, 900 pounds Of tobacco were raised
in Connecticut and this year the amount will
probably be doubled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
News of the Week.
NV YozE, June {.
BY telegraph.


A New Orleans letter Of the 9th mentions
e report there that one Of our gunboats had
DESTROYED the town Of Franklin, Ia, in con-
sequence of being fred upon there while
passing by Cuerillas.
Admiral foote has received his orders aud
soon leaves to superse1e Dupont.
\ Keywest letter Of the 28th to the Tnre'
states that the British steamer Dolphin has
been condemned. u large quantity Of Enfield
rifles and sabres being found on board.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
K K x
DR. SWEETS
THfayfibIe Etatl.:eTt
GRE AT RE ME u Y
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEURALGIA LU,I
BAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAlNs,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS

For all Of which Il is speedy aud certain remedy,
and never fails. This Imminent l. prepared hun
the recipe OF Dr. stephen sweet, Of Connecticut the
famous bone setter and has been used DO his prac-
tce for more than twenty years WIZ t4- i--at 70
tonishng success.
As Al ALLEviATOR OF PAIN, 10 S UuriTalci hy ans
preparation before the public, Of which the meet
skeptcal may be convinced by single trial
This Eminent will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Dis0rGsrs Of every Kind, ana In thousands
Of cases where it has heen used Il has never bsen
known 70 fail.
FoR NEUnALeIA, 81 viii uloId immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
twill relieve the worst cases of Headache lu
three minutes ard i warranted = DO IT,
T9otlacIe al.1 VIII cure instantly.
For Nervous DEBILITY AND GESERAL LsssI-uur
arising from inpIuleEce or cKces-f tu.- Llh4utI- IS
a most happy and untilug remedy Acting 1-rlet-
Is up0u the nervous Tissues % strengthens ANA re-
yiyiles e system and restores % o. elasticity ana
ylSlr.
FoR Pnrs.-As an external remedy, ve claim
that i Is the besf known. and We Challenge i.c
world O. produce au equal. Livery Fi-t-lA % t'i-'
cistrcs-iu. oamp .lllt should -ite 70 li4l. Do
will not iHil C. l.'Jr- immediate r.--.- ard -l s.
majority OF cases wlli effect r4itoa. cure
QrivsY Avn souE THECAt aye sarl.tl,-es cAt-s'-e
Is malignant anu aau-cr.ua UUt Do timely o. I.i t-
ton o. his iiaincut ulu never la'l o. care
SrnAiNs are sometime very obstinate, ai.i e-.
lar-cmcut Of tlC JOINTS b. liable o. n.a % ns
The worst case may -- cong utrHA ~ li'- L-..I
IN two or three day
Bruises, Crls WOUNDS, s0als. UiclHs, LrFs,,
AVr -l.ttn~ Weld readily rl f.e wonderful Dor.
properties % DR. >NEEI', iNIALLlDLt LIN
MEAT. when used according 90 directions AI-I,
CHIILt.ys, fr.srtl Il Eal, aNa iN-L-t Ethr ASH
SuNas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

There are now ninety thousand stand of
arms on hand at the Springfield armory, Sc
venty Thousand of them which are packed
ready for shipment None have been sent
away for some time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

CONGREGATIONAL CoNvENTioN.-T Cen
eral Convention Of the Congregational Chur-
cues ot Vermont will be held in Middlebury
commencing on Tuesday, the 10Th inst. and
continuing through Thursday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
eREAr INDIAN REMEDY
oI-ER TIro rHoUs4YD poTTfrs


have now been sold without single milure when
taken A. directed, and without the least Injury O.
health IN any case - Il is put up in lettlos d
three different strengths, with full directions fr
using. and sent ly express, cl0saly sealed b an
parts Of the country.
PRIcEs-FuIi strength, sioi half strength. s5i
quarter strength, - per tottle.
p kemem er This mc-licue Is le-i-u 81 ex-
plessy for stlnate cascs. which an other remedies
ui the kind have failed D. cure also that 30 IS war
Tantet IS represented in every respect tie price
Will te refunded. 81 Beware Il limitations None
warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr. NJ 81
- bis once Prepared and sold ouly Dr. llsttl-
cons Remedial Institute for Special Diseases. so.
IS Union Street, Providence. x. !.
- THIS speciality embraces all dife.scs Of pff-
vate nature both Of men and women ny a ra-uiir-
~ educated phy .ician Of twenty years practice
giving them lis whole attention.
x Consultations by letter o. otherwise arc
trictly confidential, and medicines will ie cent hy
Express secure from observation, O. all parts uf The
United States. Also, accommodations Tor ladies
from al road wishing Tor secure and quiet RI treat
and good care until restored o. health
tAUIuN.-lt has feen esteemed that over two
hundred thousand dollars are riil O. -ril. In
quacks annually, IN Nov tn- Ian. alone WITH 10
any 5racd O. those who pas o. All tiis comes from
tlu-un-, Without fugafrg O. men H-p ait allie dee
Jtute II homer character or sAiil. whose fr re-
CONNIE datiou T. their own false and cztrava.sut
1sserfilns in praise Of themselves. IT, therefore,
you would aroif bang t.11lpyscf, take ~ mans
word Di1fteT lehaf h. frcfcrli1Hs are nut MAZE
INQUIRY .-it viii cost you nothing. and may save
you many regrets flr, 0s aIverti,in- physicians
IN nine cascs out % ten bogus there BE- no safe
" in trusting any a them, ua!css Sou know rio
and ishHf they are.
% Dr. 81. VIII send 0es, by euclosiu. ouc s.4ap
hs ABOVE, a pamphlet on DISEASES or WOMAN. lal
on Fr - -isf-sfs generally elFin illl ing tan,
WIKI go most ulQoUtt lI rtilltlcca AID t-s-..o
malls, without which, no advertising physician %
uedlcino o. tla Kind j. deserving arg c1-ti.7re
= order. by mall promptly ATTENDED to Write
your address plainly, and direct . IA. AA-us0S,
rs above. Mar. i5-ldEu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

IL corv ard RHECNfTISN II issen IN t-e t.r7
q warn puuch she patient lying Vanity cover
b. tct this pun, alcoholic distiilati'n Wa el-'
speedy cuTc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

In DROPsY Us established curative propert'1s
have Iyne- been without rival, affected by lli-
vsrsaI usticsl testimony
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

TIA niur,t.c and solvent properties of he Ar
matte Sch.eiam Schuapps,n reuder It dee aeelY e.
,,,.i5us In GRAIL aud all other a1'2t''us 80 o. =
kitucya.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

.raksrs s lot punch. IN RCNoFsL acd S!A.-
WON sSTHYA i si,1rds iulue-i st7 re'isi ~
The cistrs--iu = syIlpteins-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

A UNIVERSAL curative IN Consumption reIllv-
A Ing the Tubercles. healing the Ulcers. and re-
mpyinS tAs cc-st-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
1868. LAKE CHANPLAiS. 1893
Summer Arrangement.
COMMENCING -NOSDAY. .Nsy !. &C.

The new and splendid steamers u tie
thamplain Transportation Company,
Uaiied State, Capt. Wn. Andersen,
Canada, Capt. Wm. II. Flass.
Amaics, Capt. Henry Mayo,
Montreal, Capt. Lot Chambcrl-.u,
VIII run as follows until further notice
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

Rseommsudsd BY the MEDICAL FAcCLTY e.
CsthoI.c0u IL Tic rrmova! Of DfSFEFSi1 n 80 rs
Or ms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

A-.srrlrST. q ToFlC ard O. f-titt. r' i''
u +. r-.1l .. ..t..G wears -u cii cl-1's- 70 ans
.sra.. c.r-ra -.re's. l-- stan p-' 't I'D -.--'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
Upper Cabin Slea erS !.
DAILY. BETWEEN
OGDENSBURGH and CLEVELAND,
TOLEDO, DETROIT.

MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO,
Leaving Ogienshurgh IN the Arrival of the Erprs''
Tram from me East calling regularly for Passeu err
and Fret sht, at Alexandra Bay, Clayton, Cape n-
cent and Oswego-
Pa,sengers aud Fa1Hihes noriHg Vest can embark
with their Luggage. Teams stock, &c., aud land to-
gether without III, urtance or Transhipment. al
their Port 0f destination.
These Steamers hdte iygs Cztfns and STATE Room
amply and neatly furnished for First Class Passen-
e.; and Second Cabins with Cook stoves aud com
Portable accommodations for Pass -ers and Families
who may wish to furnish their own prov sions and
bedding
No efforts viii he spared % maintain the reputa
ton Of this as the CHE5PEST AND BEST ROUTE.
For through tickets, &C, apply q Ge0RGE ".
SgIIH, General Passenger Agent pHce opposite the
Johnson House, corner Ford and Patterson Sts. Og-
dcnsburgh, y. Y. go. A. EpDY, Agent, Oglens-
burgh, y. Y.
Through tickets c.n be obtained a. al the prineip
al Railroad Ticket Oihces between Boston and o.
densburgh.
II. y. DRURY, Agent.
No. ? American Hotei Beck
rnAr25 dav5uos BURLINGTON. VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
Ts.nll Fe-.' E.7s-s.ae.
STEAM w EEKLV To

STEAM WEEKLY TO
- LIVERPOOL taucti1s -
f2seA- QUEENSTOWN. CORK HAR-
s1-asSssE25sg BOR.) The vsll known St=an
En- Of the Liverpool New York end Fhila1clphi4
steamship Company INTENDED % al a. i3lioH'
EDINBURGH, Saturday June. y.
CITY OF MANCHESTER,
GLASGOW, q
lad ever, .ucceedins SATURDAY, 1t So-u. fr-n Far
~. North RIVER
RATES or PASSAGE
rAYAbLE N GrLr OR ITS EorIvAtEsr - CrsrE-tl-
FIRST CABIS. s-anu STEERAGE. So
III 4, London. $500 Do T. L0n1ou.e.-',1.
D.. O. Paris, $3.50" % G. fzf:-,
'st5 hamburg. 5000 " O. uauihurSss ~
PASSENGERS al-o flr1Tsriei q HAVE, Grer1en. 1-
tcriaul. antwerp. &c, 80 equally low rates
fares from Liverpool o- Queen--1ou lst ts'1.
So 50, = : etccTagc from Liverpool, el' rlI
Ouegu-t1svu =, Those who wish q -rl4 lIr i-tE
friends can buy tickets here ~ these rates-
F1r further Information apply a. the t-mFs-'
JOHN &. DAIT-
AGENT. Is Brvsd~sv. =. y
Or Il. \. DRURT. BarlinEt5r-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
cov1-ls. COLDS AND LUNG D1sEAs.

clr,s o. Pulmonary tisariers-.ts s1ccess helms ID
treat that taken ia tine p, i. deemed spc-ii,
The thousands OF Certificate IN the hand ~ -'s
prorriet.-, il1n those who from Ions suner-ns die
ease have t-en redeemed, rssenerated d.se1-
Eialcd. ' aui now by thi- remedy enjoy immunity
fou pain aat sut,er.us. are still better evi5sres
Ito .act.
T-srfJ Te=-4' Ez7e-ssnos-
NoNzroS, Vt. June >, Is-1
Nc-srs s. W FovLE & Co, BCsteu.
Gentlemen Having for twenty years past Aesn
n the ha 20 u using DT NtstaIs Bslsam Of VI
Jherry IN csses Of Coughs Gods. and Pulmonary
Affections. can testify u It's great merits with ne
utmost couiierc@ believe Il TO Re the best r,cli-
cine for thtse 0mplairts ever used. and haze no
doubt that TIE use OF 10 has az three several tr'-
saved me ron Consumption. besides many tines %
late years af riding immediate relief n le-s severe
attacks. ,,.t
can hardly End ls1g1ase 70 express t1e ere
opinion have OF the Bslsnm, snd recomns14 -l'
use % al a. the best remedy tlat can he n's1-
Prepared ly sETH Y. FOWLE Co tos'sn'
aa4 for sale y all dealers il mcdicicines
wssncss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
SPECIAL notice.
MOLFE'S

AROMATIC scmEDLM scE*sFPs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
30 AIMS. TO ,R,rs;i

me lllls
30 ARMS. TO ARaTs::
ID not iet those bravo uer perish by di-lase place
m tie Aalt these Prs194s Reuefiss, that VII e.
able them % resist the dangerous o1posures the
reFei-, te Clills, and tie wounds which they
clnn-t avoid, ald wis is more. cannot frequently
lt sllcll 90 rae mnrt. 10 of need whereas if our
.iaFc uel have ouls O. pu- tl-ir hands into Their
huarsa-is, aal ind there a sIIc reue-ly ilrail tie
cis. -its az tlc Ilttll-i-ll. How many td.u-f,l..
% tires would thus Pc slye'l who w0ul1 atra.vI-.
perish before r--!.l G. u,l reach them.
TtAtlIul---oue arc genuine ua-e.,
wtl-s " itoLLnatV, Hrw AonA Ayn Lovrov
discern Hle us aftr-lut DO every leaf of tho
NooA 81 olfaetiaus around each Pct or Box; tue
.ane may -c plainly seen Dbl holding the leaf % tie
Light i hands ule reward sill be oven % any one
rem cfi- authorization will lead o. the le-
teton ~ any PARTY o. falties cluut1ri1ltiu. the
spurious.
- sod % lie -llau.ac-lrr 1r Pror--cr lo-is-
Wati 5.aileu Lane, Ncw YORK, and hs au To-
sge-t- no l-u- ,-ts slt EcaitI- .l medicine
L4,a -gt tA- cv------ url.1. CD a.a Tt r
c,, and s each.
ia-ter s-ze
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09
Trsina Going south and East.

Leave Montpelier 8 10 NJ, 10 n. aud 10 80 r.N
Al AL TRAIN leaves st. Adams at 6,I5 4. NJ, Burng
wi ton 100 a. NJ, connecting at Whue River Junction
with lralns from Wells River, ST. Iohusbury and
Aiteion aud with Nothe, n Railroad for Boston Low
ell, Worcester &C., and connecting Bellows Falls with
4 hesnIre r. H. or Boston and with Vermont Valley r.
tor Springfield, New Haven and New York arriving
In New York at 10, ,l5 r.
AcCoAMop TRAIN ieaves Rouse's Point al 7.45
A. 6anIngon. Rutland aud Northfeld.
NaHT ExPREss TRAIN leaves UgtcnsbutE at l2.l5 M
Monl cal 80 M, kOuses Poiat at 62O ~. arrIv
with cheshire r. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont valley R. for Springfield and New Hav3s
and arriving IN New York at 45 2.
Trains Going NOrtn aud West.
Leave Montpelier AT 90 4. Az A nj. and 3 ~ P. n
Mail TRAIN leaves Boston at 1880 NJ, via. Lowell
Lawrence FChburg. Leaves Springfield at 40
bellows Falls at 1928 P. connecting at Whe nlvet
JunCi with Nethern r. K. from Boston and with Pas
sunpsic r. r. tor and from It. J0bnsbury and LttCtOn
arriving Burlington at 40 P and st. Adams at Z.
30 n aud lodge
&C ,xaOOArluR rRAIN leaves NornhelG at 25 A. N.
for BIfl ngnn, houses Point and Montrtt.
express FRAIN yes Bellows Falls at Is P N
rece passengers from Vermont Valley X. R. leaving
New YORK at $40 A. VI, and from Cheshire Z. Z.
ietvtIg Boston at 4 90 P. NJ. connecting al
Wrte River junction with tram leaving Boston az
tst muctnn at ll4O p. NJ, arriving at Burlington
Al I15 NJ, ROuses Point at 30 M, MoBtreai al
lV3l NJ aud Ugdeusburgh at 100 H. cOnnectl NJ
WIN Grand rrunk for Detroit, Chicago ami the
West l'' 81
oleepn cars are attached to both the nign eKOre,
Hains Ihning between Rouses Point aud Boston
Through rickets tor Chicago and the West for sale y
'ne principal stations.
ga q. MERRILL, sup't
et' htbsns. VT. Dec Q. 1862. at ....A
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09
CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE I

By the use OF these Pills the pe1AJai 4uacxsoi
Ous or Sick Headaches may be)re g" lel u4l4 taSel
at the commencement of an sttacE immediate
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail i'll removing the nausea and hea
he to which tema les are subject.
The act gently upon the bowes,-remoyin4 Cos
tlYeness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and
iersons of sedentsry habits, they valuable a. LaI
ative. improving the appeute giving tone and vigor
the digestive organs ana restoring the natural eastic
ana strength OF the hole ~ stem
Ihe CEPHALIC PILLS ar, the result of long invest
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, hsvin
been in use many years. during which time they hav
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain AMI 81
eTing from Headache, whether originating IN the ner
ystem or from derahged state OF the stomach
They entirely vegetable in their composition, an
may be taken at all times with perfect safety wrhot
any change OF diet and the absence OF any disagreeab
taste renders it easy to administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS!
rhe genuine have five signatures OF Henry spaldin
on each box .' ~.
Sod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine
Box will be sent by mail prepared ON receipt Of
Price as Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY g. SPALRING.
S Cedar Street, New 70
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09
OAR Ex'5
CATHART TIC NDIES
A SAFE, RELIABLE AND
CROUCH FAMILY iPHYSIC.

NEVER since the dawn of civilization has there
been recorded uch improvement in medical science
as that rnsugurated by the discovery OF
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Mrs g. Bris,er. edirss. afN .~.,k n
''''es. ~n'e- ~ her paper Of January 20
1876. ~ fo'inxr:
~ W. know that Dr.. Rnbsck,. Scscdi
"sv''n Remedies are III they claim 10 b.
Inc Dr. p'essnied ~ with a few bo,,les 81
- scs"di"ssi"n BI"od PufiRer aid box {
~ ms Blood Pills as, Gun me-, uhich .u,
new ne M" Us. They i~nvisors,-. strength.
= - and leave The system 10 = better c.udi
non than s'imnlao,s nru.lly DO. aud have 80
Expressing eff-c,. W. feet 49,. in RECON-
The Blood Purifier 10 ali suffering
-" o. h''I'y. br The Cause what il may. the
"' hsse THE pecuIinriy. thy are power
"''y ac'ive. snd u The SUM line lpuy@ N,
'1'irn' stronger aud in sn improved c.nd,.
'""' different from moe, drastic remed,e.
'hem s''h The Blood PA, fsr and son
''' 're' hte msny ~ho have trsn rell. W..
p" wiling 10 add yrur testimony - their
%ficscy. Sc .a,.,ti,.ms.,
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PULMONARY C0ASUMPTIuA A CJaA.
Bile DlSfASEu
A CARD.
To COnsnimpiives.

I'SsHE u''irrs'gn ned having been restored !,
hr"''h ~ a 'es ~v"k>. by very sunni.
'r'nrjs, nner naving suffered s-v-saI VAN,
""h a -s-r~ Va y ah-c. ION. a.d t..t 49,,
disease. Consum.I MS arxi.u. a. mar.
k"own to his ieiivw suffyref. me mean.
~ cure.
- al ~ho desire IL. h. will s.nd . coo.
"' the pfrsc'ip' - used (,rs- - chsro.,
~"h the d'rect"n. ior rr.psroy "a ~,
n sane. which 'h-y <ili f,d .unr cups
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4 OUCH, CrtDs. g.. TIE 'ui. cti~c, \ IN
ADVERTISER 10 @ncirg fhs pte.rr,p,,on il \.
he afiic'.d. aud -p,esd i.,orm.
non which h c"ncesv.S I. b- ,n,.lu.b,.
ana ne hopes every -uff r-r ~ii ~ NJ.
"i' WI cost them nothing, mo
nv prove . blessing
Rss EDWARD A. v ILSpE
w li'mshurs. Kings c,un,y. Ma VII
S-p,. 20 b 1863 An.
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