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DO Won wish 10 he Cured.

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nQl3r99w3 JAMES 3. .BUrLBR,
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A Remarkable Case.

EAsr hDptsBoRo,' Mass, June ., 1854.
dessrs. BuRstrr n Co..
send YOU atemnet Of my daughters case, as re-
guessed She will have been sick sI years II she lives
until the hrst Of August next.
When her hair came Oh she had been afflicted with
ralga in her head for three years She had used fifteen
gallon. OF the best Coonge, twenty Ave bo Bay Wa
ier, besides ny other powerful applications THESE,
with the intense heat caused by the pas burnt her hair
so badly that In October 1851 all came or and for two
vars after her head vas As smoo h as her face
Throu gh the reeomms ndAton Of friend abe was In
duoed to try your CoeoASs and the result was aonish
ing She had not used the contents ofhlf bottle before
her head was covered with hne young hair Il would
grow about an eighth Of inch In length aud then come
90 II continued do 40 at Intervals fot four months,
when We discovered All Irritation Of the scalp.
We procured bottle OF your kALLtsros, applying II
with soft muslin cloth, tiill perseye Ing With the 90
ooAlKE apply that with the hand and III had the de-
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inches In length very thick sof aud nns and Of DARK
er color thau formerly. When her hair had grown or
riches never saw splendid hair, thick As mat
and when parted laid close To her head.
With respect, WV. :. EDDY
(Of Nm. g. Eddy 4 Son,l
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10 PhvSicians and Inyalids

The Rev. CutuEs KING formerly Secretary Of the
London aeoai Alliance and recently connected
resident Minister and Physician, with the Venezuela
Missions, will send FGsE oP COST the PreScr pton with
which he successfully treated, while IN charge OF large
Mission hoslit j. upward Of hundred cases OF con
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The remedy equally adapted 70 the treatment of Ash
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Throat and Air fass re- gh 1t speedily iny gorates the
enltebed Nervous System and energies the deran ged
functions ~ the Stomach Liver, and Bowels.
Permission Is given 10 refer the Presidents and Pro
fessors Of the several Medical Colleges Of the City, and
to the Rev Messrs adams, POTTER, SAYREs, ana VAN
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Rev CHARLES T. KING
station D. Bible House New ork
?, 81 wish publicly to acknowledge the generosity
OF those publishers who from motives Of humanity have
given this advertisement free insertion. Religious papers
are earnestly requested TO COPY. wE4oyl
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Is Temple Place,
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(formery 3G Bromhed SID
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This Institution was esablshed Tor the cure Of Dis
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ing Poisonous Drugs thas now been In uccessu pfac
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Special attention given to the treatment Of Cancers
ecrofula and humors Of the blood
Diseases Of an ordinary character such as Bronchitis
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Al persons wishing medical advice will receive prompt
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
T.)ie0

Notices Of Deaths inserted free. otuaries including
poetry inserted for ave line to be paid for ad
vance This rue will be strictly adhered to.
In MOI tpeler, Sept 9th, le6i, of consumption Helen
y. jenkins, sged 20 years.
The last Of the household She sleeps In Jesus
" over the river, the mysdc river,
The friend Of my childhood Is waiting for ms.n
In Waterbury, Sept. lst, Annette, daughter Of Geo.
ami norttnsiA y. Warren, ased years.
In Halifax Sep, 18Th Russell Bascom, aged Is years
In Wilmington, Aug. 20,h, lloue, son Il Dan 81 and
Luointa Warren, aged years
n Halifax, Hattie, daughter OF y. G. and A. Bayles,
afed years aud months.
In Worcester, Sept lth, Freddie infant OF Henry
aud Betsy rlogston, aged month and Is days
In Bioukhd, Sept Isl. OF membraneuus Group Flora,
only dAug her Of Geo. r. and Augusta A. hmih, aged
years, b months and 20 days.
10 Warren, Aug. 9th, Mrs. Hannah Possrs, wife Of
BENJAMIN Powers, aged 90 years,
sept g2d, Mrs. Lydia Howe, relict Of Daniel Howe
aged Il years
The deceased we're sisters.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04

We desire to make the FIIIMAN particularly valuable
from parts Of Vermont and friends in
diGrentpartIofthe STATE especially in Washington Or
aoge and Lamotle Counties, will confer agreat favor
upou and readers by sending local Intelligence
Give the facts and will arrange them Tor the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04

puE Subscriber, h8ving tssn appointed aytns hon
| oTahle Probate Cuntt Tor tho District OF Naai-ges
'o,.msslonrts tufeccve, examine aud sdastsile aims
and demands Of ailpe's0ns atunu the ess" o. hpus'
smith lateof Worcester, In said Dl1ric', aseersu
tr,te.enled insovent ans the Term OF slI Eonthst
he 2ld day of Angus, 1854, BENG siowea wv
Court To the erediioftcf said deceased toeimoN.na
,rove thetespecvs IA nsbeors US ave ne'ee W.,
se will attend TO the duties Of oaI sppein'mehth
the dwelling house Of Nm D. Hancock, IN Wore .e' ~
,,d Diartct on the 2a day AZ ueebsr And I'd DAY 0.
February next at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon 0"
.aid days. 49,,
CnAuNcEY HUNT, 0o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04

sfHEsubsc efshsvns been sppoiptedby the Honorbe
1 Probate CourtfyTths BiStnet OF washington, tov.
a.soueTt 10 sssvs sTamine and aaWsl claims asa
tsnauds Of ali persons against tho EsIsk u rMs5
Fsrsr late 81 kaffu, 10 said pistnet, oseen.a,
fspfssented InsolVsnti ara the tetn OF ~ mOsth.
iron the 3ln 4ay Of hugsst 1854, belne anosra ~
SAID Conn 10 the creditors sf SAID dees.ssatos iLkH
snd prove theif respective clai sseetofe a. gNs"X
hiatt We Will ausud TO The dHtiss 81 osi .lpmhsst
Al tho d-,llns-bouss Of ram Perkins, In Wsldsn o.
he 2rth days Of November ass fsbmar, neIi, ~ zen
clock 10 the iofesDOa IN oseh Of SAID days.
HI&Ah PEtgiss, cona,a
JF STEVENS, !
WnIhsn aeni lalh. A. D. lbb4 EWWA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
Cleanse the Blood.

WITH corrrp,, disordered or VI
W iated Blood, you are rick all
over II may burt out tin fimple,'
or sores, VI IN some active di.ease
or II may merely keep YOU listiessi
depressed and good for nothing
Hut you cannot lave good health
Whle your blood Is impure. Az
ER s SARsArAuilLA pulges out
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Notice.

This s to ser,lfJ that have gwen ny sn see.s
aud shall not oaim any Of his safntag no Psy shy
his a hts after this date L. rAfhN'
Witness, q. l. HeEfsnr,
Montpelier Oct LIST, lssa.
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150 a70 5l95 $3.50 9Odi nus 2so9d 45sa958.@
The m 9TH has about 4 degrees cooler than the
year lso2-and trne over degree warmer Than last
year.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

The following amendment 70 the consumption
Law passed both Houses OF Congress The $500
communication clause IN the old law il repealed
Every drafted man. il subject 10 military duty,
must 20 or furnish substitute. In tia; respect
toe amended law Is sristocrAtic The rich man.
the of rich man, can fight By proxy
suffer. bleed and die by proxy for bis country
bot the poor mans sou must go. In Republi-
eau gc=e.a::en., where political equality IS recog
nized there should be no discrimination. espe-
ciaIly in a couscript law. on account of wealth.
The son Of Mr. LINCOLN. or the son Of Mr. Nor
TON should be no more exempt from military ser
vice on account Of the wealth. or the political po-
stion Of their paternal progenitors. than the son
Of poor man who il unable TO purchase an ex.
cmption bv substitution? The amended Law also
allows the volunteer al annual bounty Of $500.
Fifty days notice is also required before any draft
is enforced If substitutes are procured by draft
ed persons. neither are entitled 10 bounty. These
are the main features of the amendments.
II is reported that the President will immedi-
ately order a draft for FIVE hundred thousand
men. Under the amended law this force could
not be made effective for service this year, as
fifty DAYS notice must be given before draft can
be enforced aud then it will require least three
months to prepare the men for duty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
Resignation of the secretary of the
treasury.

fFrom the Richmond Examiner June i
liz gives Us much pleasure 10 be enabled 10
announce that Mr.. Meminger has certainly
signed. he will leave the Treasury Department
in sad confusion-about seventy millions due to
the soldiers no bills To pay them with by reason
of the Punishment of the force of clerks; in
short. general null muddle
The difficulty which understand presents
itself DOW is TO find a suitable successor Ii
would. indeed. be an incslculable blessing to the
country if some man of ability and energy
could be induced to undertake the administration
OF that most important department; but sup
pose this is out of the question. lt Is no desra
BILE task in itself TO impose upon any one-tbat OF
mending what Mr.. Memnger has spoiled. pick
ing I'D his dropped stitches, washing his soiled
linen: and besides they say that gentlemen of
Independence and pride of character are some
wha, shy OF accepting Secretaryships in this
Government.
Ii is feared. therefore. that the President may
be obliged. in addition TO his other arduous la
bors-to undertake the administration of the
Treasury Department himself. In which case
he will probably assign 10 duty in the Treasury
some fsvorte Brigadier who is not so highly ap
preciated BY the service as by his attached Com
mander in-Chief What would be better still.
some experienced Qusrtermaster might be in
duced TO act a. the Presidents Military Secrets
~. If assigned TO duty in this bureau: indeed we
know Qnartermasters who if financial ability and
resources be the things requisite. would make
very much ADLER finance ministers than Mr.. Mem
niger. st all events we have got rid of this
dreadful Secretary. Prices ought 10 tall at the
news: and a species OF confidence begin To estab
lish itself in our financial condition. because all
men will feel that We may have better minister,
and cannot have worse
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
l.Incolu'N pOIIers.

VIM. Lloyd Garrison. in speech in 1856.
said:
THE Union IS lie The American Union is
an impostufe aud a covenant with death and an
agreement with hell | am for its overflow
This same Garrison is an ardent supporter OF
Lincoln's denomination aud re election. "Show
me the company you keep and I'll tell you what
you are" il Spanish proverb peculiarly appli-
cable To this case
Another OF old Abes supporters is Fred
Douglas. who. in speech the hanging OF
that old murderer. John Brown. said:
From this time forth | consecrate the labors
of nv life 10 the dissolution of the Union. and
I don't care whether the bolt that rends il
comes from heaven or from hell
And vet these creatures have the audacity TO
call themselves MON men. and 10 denounce
the Democracy. Who btttled against their insane
schemes as traitors. ''secessiouIsts, dis
unionsts.' &c. In supporting Lincoln they
clearly Indicate what kind OF man they
consider him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
Wright Morton -ChattcI uortga-
gcs, &c.

Nh EpIroR.
wish TO ask YOU a question or two
\ on know when Joe Wright applied 10 Nor
ton. ''oOr excellent Governor according 10 the
official chorus. Tor the appointment OF Senator.
Morton required OF him. before he could receive
his commission. 10 give written security that he
would support the Republican party. | never
saw this written security. kind OF chattel mort
gage | infer: don't know whether Morton had
it recorded or not but heard gentleman from
Putnam county. the other dav. narrate
Mr p DESCRIPTION OF it. execution.
and how Mr.. { F scanned IT, and how lie aud
Morton made Joe write il over more than once
before Il would be received. and the commission
delivered
Now, what want 70 ask is this. why did Nor
ton require Joe 10 execute that writings Vas
Joe disloyal. not man 10 be trusted Nobody
vii say this. Then. 81 course. a. be was
Democrat. Morton required him TO turn Reuub-
Hcsn before he would appoint him Does Nor
ton require this OF all Democrats l. this an
honest exercise Of the appointing powerl And
Il Morton will use his appointing power 10 buy
Up Democrats in this manner will he not Use the
S24O 600 OF public MONEY. nov. by his own al
MISSION. in ms htnds -breeches pockets" If
YOU please for the same purpose Jos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
OUR ARMY OHRESPON DENCE.
CAMP llTH I'm Vol INFANTRY !
THIBopEAUx. La, June %, 1864. (
Nh EDITOR:

THIBOpEAUx. La, June 90, 1864
MR EDITOR:
Nothing worth noticing occurred on our pas
sage down the river We we're obliged 10 stop
Memphis three days for transportation We
arrived at New Orleans on Sunday. May sth, and
were ordered to report To Col Wilson com
handing the District of Carroton While lying
IL camp there serious accident occurred \
recruit who was carelessly handling his gun. &C
cidentaly discharged it, the contents entering the
BODY of veteran BY the name OF Crosby. killing
him almost instantly.
Another misfortune happened TO the regiment
while stationed there. One of the band by the
name of Willis Reed died and his brother. who
was leader of the band. having very poor health
returned To- Indiana. leaving the band in very
dilaDidated condition The remainder together
with one of the recruits. manage to make very
good music
We remained there until the 26h OF Nav.
when We received orders to report to Gen Me
Mel at this place IL Is situated on BsyOu l.,
Fourche. about sixty five miles southwest of
New Orleans IL j. what i termed a seaport
the BAYOU being navgable Rain appears u be
the predominant feature of this country this
month |, commenced raining on the first day
of the month and has continued 10 rain almost
ever since We have had but about three DAYS
clear weather since that time
Col McCaaley has command Of the troops
stationed around this place which are the 18th
Indiana. Goth Indiana. and a detachment of the
1 n Iowa battery: also detachment ct the -
Maine cavalry Qusrterm,ster Coons. OF this
regiment has been appointed Post Quarterma,-
ter
1t i rumored among effie,i circles that Gen
Sckles i to superSede Gen Banks II 20, there
will be general rejoicing. A. B,uk> j. held very
low IN the estimation of the soldiers
When the regiment EFT Madisonyle for home.
they turned over 70 the Qusrtermaster there their
tents, which wedge tents expecting TO
draw the same kind when they returned to the
field But they we're doomed to disappointment.
for. on drawing, they received shelter tents
Thev are called shelter tents. bur what shelter
they afford nobody can see When it rains. the
rain comes through them almost as soon ~ il
strikes them and when the sun shines IL : hot
ter underneath them than in the sun
The health of the regiment J. good. consider
Ing the wet weather. There are only few sick
and those have the diarrhea
HiGH PgivArE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
Circulate the DOcu mentS.
EDIroR SENTINEL:

EDITOR SENTINEL.
Allow me. through your much esteemed paper,
70 saw the following:
\ number of u in this neighborhood having
united and sent 10 your Office and procured one
hundred copies Of those excellent documents.
Facts for the people, and mir. VOORHEES,
speech. - and having distributed some of them
and witnessed some OF the great effects. am
deeply impressed xith the great necessity Of 4
general distribution of them throughout the e.
entire State
would suggest. therefore, and urge upon tle
Democrats ia every nei-hborhood to torn the IL
selves into small clubs and each contribute I'll
there ! enough money 10 SEMI 20 the Sentinel
Office and get one or two hundred of the above
named documents They are maSterv prOduc-
tion~, revealing truth and exposing error and
corruption and should be read bv all men. wt eth
er Democrats or Republicans Many honest Re
puhlicans would DO the thing that i right IT they
could hear the truth. Let u. then n Demo
craft, spare no pains nor time IN doing what We
can. Let il be an Individual york. not one feel
himself excused The Abolitonists are using
all possible means both honest and dishonest,
righteous and unrighieous. TO blind the people
and carry the elections this fall. and. unless We
make corresponding effort. NAV have reason
10 reproach ourselves IN tine 10 come.
We may well afford 10 abandon some of our
secular interests and spend time and money be
tween now and fall 10 save our country Ifev-
er 1t i saved NJ al, it will be through the ballot
box and by changing our rulers We NAV fight
until the judgment day, if possible with the pres
ent Administration. and then only re little
nearer Perditon than Ne are nov Let n do our
part A. true American citizens Some men in
each neighboihoOd begin the work Immediately.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
&RlG.Gaudennn ed.

The Republican party Is condemned out of the
mouth of its own managers. The Chicago Con
vention Of 1860 resolved, among other things
that recent startling developments of fraud ard
corruption AT the federal metropolis show that an
entire change of administration is imperativey
demanded This il a plank III the party plat
form How now? The recent developments of
fraud and corruption are tenfold. hundred fold
more startling than anything in 1860 The ma
ton il disgraced. debased by the unparalleled
crimes. the unblushng robberies. the enormous
plumbers of administration iavOrites Every
morning reveals some depth OF depravtv.
Ii the telegraph fails u bring news of new
fraud, it is very apt to bring Us news OF Presi
dental pardon extended 10 some sinner already
convicted. but let 10 90 free because he is be-
leved TO be all right or the negro question. The
people groan under burden hitherto unequaled
The expense of the war has been increased full
one quarter-huudreds of millions OF dollars
by the fraud and corruption At the federal me
tropolis
There was never in all history a record so foul
with crime OF this sort a the record of this Ad-
mnistration The men who were the loudest
brawlers for loyalty and support OF the Admis-
ton are now accused and convicted bv their Eel
lows in the party. OF having filled their
pockets with The plumber OF the soldier anu the
widow The attempts of good men To keep the
army from becoming an srmy of plunderers, hss
been fercey opposed in Congress and on the
platform by Republicans who determined that
the advance OF our army should be an advance
OF their opportunities for spoil The methods OF
stealing have been regularly organized. New
England Is enriched with pianos aud chandeliers.
plate and books from Southern houses, stolen
invtrible by men represented at that Chicago
Convention OF 1860. and kept now by men who
swear by that platform Certainly ii there
any virtue in he plank. AN entire change of ad-
ministraton" j. now more than ever before I'm
peratively demanded = y Y Jour. Of Com
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

THE PREsiDENr AND HIS CsBINET There is
siling idea that the President aud his C,bnet
meet for frequent consultation. ard that that Is
one of the ties which binds them in association
Nothing could De further from the truth There
has never been such thing a. a Cabinet meeting
under the Lincoln Administration: not even
pending the settlement OF the question OF the
Trent We speak this adVSetly. and because
xe desire the PEOPLE 10 know Tor once what kind
Of an Administration Ghev living under The
President consults with the members of his
Cabinet separately. and after they have run in
upon him by turns. and dropped their several
kernels tn his ear. he calls IN Seward. shoves his
elbow ia his side. aud Joeosel, tells han all that
has been said. Abraham and William then
usually enjoy hearty laugh together. and that j.
the way this sreat..natiOn i governed Wilkes
Spirit of the Times