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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-30
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned for insu-
"A aud service of his horse TOP GA ANT, rem
dered at the st9nd ia Butler, hereby notified that
their left with Geo. c. Roessing Esq. to
whom they requested to make payment their
pcctiye accounts become due.
SAMUEL LIGIITCAP.
Butler Ang g. 1864 If:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-30
WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
FOR FAMILY AMUSEMENT AND:INsTRUCrGoN
Edited by Moses a. Dow.

This paper Is the largest Weekly ever published in the
country Its contents such will be approved in the
fastidous circles-nohng immoral being admitted
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almost any nd time to peruse consisting of Tales
History, Biography, together with Music and Poetry
The paper contains ultra sentiments aud NEEDLES ne
thor with politics religion but 1t Is characterized by
high moral tone II circulates all over the country from
Maine to California
TERMs.-The Wayerly Magazine Is published weekly by
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-30
CHARLES MccASDL.Ess..-......... HUGu G. GRAHAM
McCANDLESS & GRAHAM,
ATTORNEYS. at Law.

Office the Southwest of the Diamond Butler Pa
Also, CLAIM AGENTS for securing Pensions, arrears
OF Pay and Bounty Money for Soldiers, il they
dead Tor their legal representatives In prosecuting Sol
die Claims or those Of their Representatives charge
until collected.
Dec. 9, 1s63atf
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watches, Clocks & JcweIry.

you want good Watch Clock, set of good Jewel
ry go TO Griebs where you get the very best the
market affords He keeps hand, large assortmen
Jewelry Of all styles and In fact everything usually KEEP
a Jewelry Store. Repairing done on short notice.
Dec. 0, 1S63::tf FRANCIS X. GREEB.
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A excellent quality of Plaster Paris on and for
"a saleby ]. C. REDICK, Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17
sheriff. = S:asa.

Circuit C"urt- Nu.irow"c rnuury. William
,. Il "v'r. v T. .'pas Kennedy
DN NiR tE OF an x. cprioa issued from
ID said G ,urt, 10 me . rrc;ra and Delivered
IrI':.f the personal and re Il property oi m.
hove uar"d d,'eadtnf. Tnnr,,s Kennedy 7
" this DIV s.'x.i snd e,iel upon al III :.
riyrt, title d nf.-r,..r winch TIA. sad G.E,ud
'"r At! III 'nd ~ !.ts f~-ve = ard five S.
=. n th~n l,r ot L.ravil'.. IN IN town ut
,nltow"c Ra a. c,nla'vo NJ, irnwor stste
7 's"or,sln, With itie arpnrf' ,Ica- thrr. T.,
al ngiug, on the 9 day nt Nav y 1862
- h'' may have - &c "cqT red thereto ~Lr h
ld ri HI. TT nnd :itcr,.,T o. ali d,-,ds,r 7
s. al .xp.s-r tor >Ae tnG sell It tn, Court House
H." Il itgc of II Itbwoc on Sa ur.i,n Inn.
Is Il 1861 al the hnur OF ten o'cinrk ia The
RI o"n at that day, 30 satisfy said 1.ruiiou
. her with III" expresses pf s.lr Dt,a
her Il 0ticr, naIlto Aorii IL. 1864
IRA l.. SNlrn
Sheriff OF Naniroa DC tiputty WIS
Gsn. W nrV r. IFS AIRY
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TAX NOTICE,

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of lind and town lots
lying and being situated in the county Of VI n
itowoc and State of Wisconsin. rem tining nnre-
deemed IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of the county Of Mlnitowoc and
State OF Wisconsin. for the taxes due and un-
paid thereon for the yer One 1hous md Ell ht
Hundred and Sixty. for which said tlxes the
said tracts Of Land and town lots were sold on
the Sth day Of October. 4. ID. 1851. Now
therefore. unless the amount Of taxes interest
fees. and ch rges set opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots. as herein dcscrib-
ed. including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description. be paid on or
before the Sth day OF Dc obcr, 4. II. 1861. ac-
cor,ling TO the time when said tracts Of land
and town lots were sold as abOve-,tated. the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assign. in pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided
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Notice.

i'ut CAi'Ek~l',\Eb, Stockholders in tbs
L n'io""c 'il--,s-ippi ~ Road Com
ANY, h"lsing al representing uor.. than =
naI r'ty OF the capt'al stock nt aid Cnurpnr.y
'''hr give notice th.lt there " i'll he. a me-. my
u IN 0cAhni!erS at sid Cons, NY held al
n" office OF &c i Gp"dwin, in the v,lls,.
OF VIVA h on III" Ith d,.> OF arcr, 1864
AZ Il "'cl"ck, VI, 'n' The purros,. OF rectinr
II directors Of sud & .mptny t. haiti their
"ihcr u ri ct"t's are rl."red s u qualif ed.
u tel February 2, 1854
lh'' "tcve meeting - al armed TO Thursday
Ne - n d. OF NAY mex, and will held NJ,
~aH'r {: = and h"nr IF s.id day, as above
II" "oc' meeting i 'urrher p">tpnu, d until
3. - l. dt e JuIy, 1851, AZ the san. Tim.
pace.
z VI SCOTT.
QUITS HGEn,
l. Is BTLATEY,
HfNR' he 'IrTtCO
T,Ny'cs t7 CURTIS REF
- EF >'3v HEHlTT
rnI'r. err rFFn
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Browns Meat Market
1868. NEW STAND. 1863.
SADDLE. HARNESS AND
Y q y NIX MAJ uEA TORN

1--WE subscriber ha- r"in"ved ih- ahov" s.-tat
l lisiIment 10 hs hIIldiuc in the new block ),
QUAY Street.-The street next 10 .hr river on III,
South Il ie---n.ar The bridge lie has also iu-
purchased large stock II materials and xil
mannfacrur" and k"-p c"rsfsrtiv on hand
.Sadd2es Harnesses. Trunks. FaIices
Hhipv and S,urs,
Iic has also 'or sale, and makes to order Al
kinds of Upholstry, such a.
Spring Beds, Lounges, &c, &c
And. every article IN his line OF business. JOB
5iag- done Al short notice
1i't MICHAEL krHL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

Ne,.r.. Editors Of he Free Press
In ;,.,iee 70 the Town OF Colchester and II, oHoers
ba =. " are convinced are unlustly criticiIed ~
oorTe.pondents of the ''Ttn,s" and fhSL fttss
~ in their issues OF the 9Th ult, II Is due
- ne Community should know the reasons gov
eri, the action Of the authorities OF SolossteI IN
,Se.vourS 10 suppress and restrict the raw
.nsl 90 ~ snail Pox In their own townd-anittng
a. the Timee- does that II is an sul.dnt IN In
Burlington and Colchester. Ahd pal " 81 az
80 tbat tbe following facts sufficiently justify the
action Of Colchester in The premises. ,.,...,,-
ON Tuesday OF last week NJ mas, LaiUI e,sd
ths.fhere wa small PoX existing IN the Iown' sno
slso that one Mongeon was lying oes9 lryul .ns
ease Acting upon this ststeens ~ ,bsi this
an ali succeeding cases had orif,natssl q, ~ tne
Charity ssbool. taught BY one Of the Nuns from
Burlington. .,.,- .r,ho,i,v IN IN.
errrcise Of sound discretion and with phlanthtopic
motives endeavored hv every iesal ~ siC -
,b thIs view closed the Charity School esta nshed
a pest house and ordered the Vsoenston =. a.
citizens Of the Town We arc connoeu. pS.,,r
disease was brought from the nunneiN =. =
t,n where Il has ragged 10 an alarming et.en'' ~
RI. known 20 the authorities 81 inst uowh,
correspondent OF the " Times claims 1r..s,,
SsieeTinen ~ Burlington have used every precSn-
,S0nsTv u.ssure 20 prevent the spread OF en4H tSA
-and In the kindness desired lnternunnte.Pea--.
ties" ask what preeau tons !essl a. Phvsic,an,
aud Iedical Professors notifying Lenoioi- 49,
Tta,as adjoining the nunnery land doins no nVIe1
~ even nv that col indifference sxeIcis.o oy eo
srcTn Fstbersr when requested BY the rsseo't.ea
If S1lcha ser 20 remove the hoy" oouthleI snN
Tins - lie the common nuisance -, 1880.
a. Burlington taken that fommenosoIe - ~
c,iISd IN the Times" legal and as IL pIeso,IeS -
sTsfuta ne sacrifce Of lie and money voulo na'e
I been spare! 70 Colchester, yr.Ss
Tbe ..hsrricade" Of Wiroosh bridge W. 80
sfer repeated notice and the refusal OF pS,
IN 10 remove this case near the cotton n--t, o.
/ tiis only upon the statement Of attsncins nts
! cians OF this case leave the question
/ ~. was or wac not case Of snail fox n :. -
,erninsd by the following opinion Of mecios4 ~'"
COLCHESTER, april sth. 1854
! crr,fs-rs- Sefsetrt.- Of c0icissfers
re- lea to differ from the staienents o. ~ ~
Knox srd Atuater published in the Iimss o. .l,.s
-,crT,tnc and the fTee Press" OF the TN N I57s-
J - Inc INV tiouthisr and 90 without rear 9. sns
.,,.-,dir-ion from anV unbiased mind, pIohyu15Oe
!. H. he case Of vsrioloidi It's origin from ene!.t
~ -.ior az n case before snd aiter erup'ion-
3 R--pesffully You're, ,,,,1o,c
April sth. 1851.
. Gentlemen. >siecfrfsHs Il, 81. H. IL 81.
{ NV The aid hos Gouther on the 5th DAY oi ~
,rnptiou ana 30 not hesitate 10 pronounce II F" os
OF modified small PIX
E-sP-c iit'. vr.pNEE
I..sr- very Respectfully, y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

Il. SECESSION press j. jubilant over the
res-l.. q the battle Of 0llstee. One writer
sl-ak7 Of the long let Of casualties IN the
Nav Yrk Inns # the p a. "the pcettIest
. iSe 81 r-lr-od r,ztter he ever saw
issoa Biur i about - resign Ais seat IN
fls HGuse, - tsks effect the moment the
-,--eisl c5waitter on bis case make q report
II, viii b. appointed Major Geueral, ana
tasefh, f'ld in ten. Sheruian'> department
man named Naudeverc, whp w.
o. .tnisr 81 euautr.ll'- gang at the tiiue "i
Lawrence n.e--s-r-. haze i,vn arrested ~
81. P'al, NhrTe Be- VA employed ~ waiter
{ hotel.
Those who lFutess to be We'll acquainted
Vitigtie -tibe-t If the ,irift ,.,ni',l.-ntlv say
tiat p, .IliruilA . aipr-nrI.,!.7l a. T. tin
execution oi the draft undcr the amendatpTy
.t,rlin. ut arr IT, keutuckg a,rI t.at "il
i#..-- measures aill To-. taken ~ tie govern
f-sd ID, rr,, -ut miiii.r, tSre~-e- ar am
'-,,. .itr,,ii,a Ut fbc ri-ht- 81 ti. citizens.
AMI ,4t,,c,rr t1..y ass,r; that Kentucky Will
Promptly furnish her foil quota undor the
DRAFT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

NV CANADIAN MINIsIRT.-A new minis
try has been formed in Canada with Sir Z.
P Tache, premier, receiver general and min
lister Of militia z. q. Cartier, attorney
general for Canada East A. I. Gait, finance
minister, T darcy Niece, minister OF
agriculture; John A. Mcdonald, attorney
general for Canada West Alexander Camp
hell commissioner Of crown lands; Mr.. Fol-
", postmaster general.
The policy OF the new ministry is stated
To be the defense Of the country and
the rendering effective Of the military force.
Every effort is TO be made to maintain and
..xtend the reciprocity treaty the readjust-
ment Of the canal tolls the removal Of tn,
government to Ottawa City, and measure.
for the development of the northwest.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08
Nr,r Ynpy Anil ;

New YORK, April y.
Whiie Con Grant was at Fortress Monro",
the prelimiusries for satisfactory exchange
Of prisoners were concluded and approved by
him.
II J., understood that Gen. Mcdowell Will
command IN Caliioniia.
ten. Si.klcs will -opn have an iuilr'rtan,
mission.
Tho HeraiTs di-ratch FROM Alcxandri4 NJ
the ith s=vs irisf visIt 10 the Army at
the Potomac r,-ultei an tho discovery 81
nothing new.
It las rsired seven cut nj the psf ten
days The campo are in a mot horrible
condi.io1. l. will take tour weeks OF sun
shine 10 dry the ground. 81 that any part ot
the arIav can move.
The reorganization is nearly completed.
and tho troops arc becoming reconciled' 70
the new oder Of things. The report that
the suffers had been ordered out of the army
is untrue
Col. Dmahue Of the 10th y. II. has been
EXEMPTED from dismissal from service, sat
;tto,,ary defence hsvi in his
case
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

In Sa-th rsrrissur-l. March 10Th. Of oonsumP-
t,sr. r,iis A. wife q 5. X. Kent, ssed g year.
Al brandy station. Va March -, william Leach.
o, FLETCHER member of Go. II. ID VI regiment.
sset IS years
In Cambridge. April Q. q, The reiidsnoe Ct he
b-staef-.a-law, Hon Henry stoEsh. Miss Jane
smith. ssed Ct years-
In saa,h Hero. April :. Horace w.ds-or'h' aged
G.
n Essex. Vt. March 10Th, 1854, Mary /. 'aush-
tor Of Apallos Ella ased z years.
The following lines written II memory o
another patient sufferer DO most fully express
the thoughts and the words Of her who thus
early vas eallsi to her heavenly home
Dear Father, am going,
Jesus calls ne in his love.
He bid. ne leave this body.
AMI reign with Him above
Oh. YES, hear him whisper.
Gently whisper-"Plsrim come
Come wear a crown Of glory
Which Tor thee have won "
Dear Father, and sweet ostors.
You need not weep for me;
For Jesus. loving Saviour
sis my weary spirit free
When his srm and love uphold ne
Grim death ! do not fear,
For but uuties the cord
T17, binds my -pirit here
My Jesus here supports me-,
No, it Is not dark 70 me.
feel the joys Of Heaven
A. he sets my spirit free.
Il seems but life begun,
a FIFE Of bliss on high
Oh. Father, brother, sisters,
Il seems but bliss to die
Farewell kind friends and neighbors.
Who vet on earth shall dwell
70 an who love my Jesus,
\ little while farewell
For soon wen meet in Heaven
Reign in light on high.
These dawning joys Of glory
Make IL bus bliss 20 die
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

MYss.et 70 PEACE MEN.-The Richmond
Dispatch sends greeting the following mos
sage 10 northern peace men
II. instead of deyotus 10 desth our President
and military and civil officers, he tNir. Lincoln
hsl proposed TO make lef. Davis his successor.
lee Couiuiander-in-chjet Of the Yankee armies,
and our domestic institutions not only recognized
at home, but re-sioptei 10 the free State, pro
yided the South would once more enter the Yam
lee Union. there is not q man, woman, or child
IN the Confederacy who would not pit upon the
proposition. We desire no companionship upon
any terms with nation of robbers and murder
crs- The miscreants whose atrocities in this war
have esusel the whole civilized world to shu1der.
must keep henceforth their distance. They shall
not be our masters, and Ne would not have them
for rur Saves.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

A WoRp FROM OVER THE WA1ER.-A dif.
tinguished American residing in Eur'p,
writes as fellows to friend in Washington
In Europe the Americans are slmos, unani-
nous for Mr.. Lincoln for a second term H.
Is done 50 well-been so honest and faithful,
That II would not be eSpedient to drop him now.
IL would, think. have bad effect upon Amer
ican securities, Of which so many millions are
being sent here. It is fault Of our system
that We change officers so often; and when cue
has been in Europe he cannot but see il in this
light The Emancipation Proclamation dis
armed all opposition in Europe. II was aston
ishing what influence It hal, and what friends
il made for US
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

4. a Merrill, Of 81. Johnshury, Vt, re-
Gently sold a black span 70 New York
gentleman for $1,000.
George Francis Train IS initiating tho
Order Of the Eagles" He had better hrst
make himself sound IN the gooss.
In Circinnati-the democracy are those
rho Kill hogs for p living. the sristocracy
those whose tathers killed hoss.
The N,w York World predicts that Gen.
Grant will carry out the plans Of General
Mcclellan " Il -. he viii do more than
General Mcclellan ever did himself.
Tie reason Why an old maid i generally
= devoted 70 her cat lie, that, not having a
husband. she naturally takes % the next
mott trsacherous animal.
r,rss hundred tons Of new rail are 20 he
.s!5 - TIE Troy and Boston railroad. from
L,n.ia.5urgh upward. The rork hiss beer
CT -nencr3-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08
sAN'L PARKER, ESTATE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of ell
persons, against the estate Of Samuel Parker late
Of Jericho In said District, deceased. represented
insolvsnt, and also all claims and q mAnds exhio-
tied IN Offset thereto; and six months from the day
OF the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose. We do therefore hereby give notice,
that We viii attend 10 the business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling Of the widow Parma Parker
in Jericho in said District, the hst Tuesdays OF
MAY and September next, 1t 10 O'Clock A NJ, on
each OF said days.
Dated this fourth dsy Of April A. d. 1854
ANDREW WARNER, lcon.r,
vtlw3 EDWIN 7. BENTLEY ) S0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08
JAMES yoBy,oS.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } ITO all persons con-
DISTRICT or cHIrTExnry IS Il eerned in the Is
tate Of james johnson late Of Essex in said District
deceased.
Greeting.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District OfChittenden, on the 9Th day
Of April A. D. ls64 an Instrument, purportins
% be the last Will and Testament OF James Johnson
late Of EsseI in said District. deceased, was pre-
sented TO the Court Aforesaid, for Probate, BY
the Executrix therein named And u IS ordered
by said Court that the 2sth day OF April
A. D. lisa a. the Probate Court Rooms 10 said Bur-
lington, be gned for proving said INSTRUMENTS
and hat notice thereof be given TO sl person. con-
ce-nsd. By publishing this order three weeks sue
oessively in the Burlington Free Press newspaper
printed a. .sd Burlington, previous 70 the time 1p-
pointed.
TI1sfors, you are hereby notified TO appear be.
fore said COuTl at the time and place Aforesaid snc
contest the probate Of said will, Nyou have osuss
Given under my hand at BURLINGTON in said Dis
trict, this sth day ofApril A. D 1850.
w4Iw3 7. Z. WALES Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08
Nkw YORK, April 5.
Gold sold today ct los.


NV York, April 8.
The T5z5zzc SAWS It is understood zen.
Meade B, 10 be dominated Tor the vacant
Maior-Generalship IN the regular army.
F1e recent rains prevented any change IN
IT,, POSITION ci the army.
Rtnnors are brought in that Lee l. rein
forced by Longstreet, and part Of Johnston's
forces.
The FeraH savs Gen. Sickles LETT to-day
for Cincinnati, charged with special orders
from the President 10 make a complete tour
IF Am territory gained from the rebels, oh
,er,r ,fc temper and disposition OF the leo-
NIL. toward, tie Government. investigate the
practical working Of the policies adopted IN
deslin. with them, expounding 20 them the
,.1rr.a... or the administration, and endeavor-
Ius, 10 reconcile them "a the Government.
H.. will make suggestions TO the President
f,r uoait,~ ZION .r change of policy as may
.,....F Go him from his observations. lie re-
term, VIA Oh, s-s-coast, callinS at all p'iaI7
iu federal occuPstion.
rtr torn, has swellrd the Potomac to an
,isrnir- extent. There are apprehensions
Tor tho safety nt warehouses and other yalua-
In. ,-,1.rry on III. vha~ves ~ Georget"wn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

&s,a;o nation. numbering rly ooVT ~.
s;,nc who are beng collected at r"I'
-,r sumo OF them have large hncKs' n"s "
,,,,oritv are in destitute condition ~
- them. Gen Carleton has been "hils'd
mt the ;roo,s ru half rtiiOns. Cot Gar,
- 90 have charge u the Indians untli
.t,,. are turned over "a ;he Indian mran'
N.u,nhis dates of the lot give the follow
,.,rticulare oc the movements ol ihe red
~ Chalner with rehcl force number
a5no /. reported O. have been N Grand
' l---,,-n. Tenn. Marc,i c9th. Other rebel
-. y,rea- Bolivar at tie same date.
r., F,r--, wac IT Fr,a,on at the latest
~. I:i- reported that tire 9Th Tenn.
r. Cd. Marsh, 71,nt 600 strong. had
"a >ummeIville Tenn, March Both,
~, -tut 1890 rebel cavalry, supposed to
,.rs-tsl Gen. McCulioch's command. Our
t-,, after lighting three or four hours and
.raio- themselves largely outuumberti, fell
sgsg, leaving 50 Or 60 killed and wounded
,r 70. hands o. the rebels
4 rebel surgeon l. detained at PadGclh rs
hostage for y. Z. Hood, captured End car
-i-a away from the hospital by ten. Forrest.
Thirty II iorty lick takeu prisoners at the
l,-I d bv the relcl- at the same time were
ieui 10 miles hack OF paducah on the night
-oe battle N damp ground without shell
.,r or ii7es and marched of the next day
',-h1ut food.
al is quiet at Paduosh
4 di,yarch from Knoxville savs General
Stsneu9u ha. advanced To- Bulls Gap. The
railroad and telegraph are IN order. except
tH.t some bridges aud Testle works have
been d,,,royed. The tr' ms on the Knoxville
4 Chattanooga road were detained on Satur-
DIV nv ruinors of O raid IF 2n.000 rebel cav
alry On CIe,elsud. The rumors proved IN
founded.
Bv order q tIov. Morton the eutire indi-
ana LEGION ha. been ordered to hold itself in
readings. ~ 3 moments warning 10 repel in
ya-ion
rrnI renew OF the whole Legion,
numhcrin. 2uU0 men, fully ermei ami
.emrrel i- 60 be held on the 18th.
An order from the War Department o. the
Provost Marshal General Of OHIO. dischare-
ln- from the United States service four pri-
Yates belonging to different regiments. for
me reason that they were Of insufficient age
beng under IS, hss ieen received. Tho or
der directs that the expenses Of their enlist
uent> be deducted from the pay Of the off,
Gers concerned IN their examination and
muster. one half t. be deducted from the
pay Of the surgeon vino examined them. and
one half lrum the officer who mustered them
into service
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08
GRiCE'S Celebrated SiLIE.
a SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

Iris salv. /. g vegetable preparation, invent
"a IN N, i'm century, BY Dr. WV. GRACE. |
surgeon IN King Jsmes's army. Through ITS
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that bafaed the skill Of the most
eminent physicians Of his day, and was regarded
by al WHO knew him as q public benefactor.
er.ce's Celebrated salvs cures Burns
er,ee's Celsbrated salve cures soaids.
Grace. Celebrated e.lve cures Flesh Wo1ndf
Gr.ce's Celebrated salvo cures Corn,.
f;r.ce's Celebrated sslvc cures Felons
Grace. Celebrated salve cures Frozen Liuos
Grscs's Celebrated salvo cures Wens
(5race's Celebrated salve cures cellouseI
Grace, Celebrated salve cures Salt RheEn-
Gr,ce's Celebrated selvs cures Chilblaini
Grace. Celebrated ealve cures Sore Breast
Grace, Celshrssed salve cures Sore Lips
Gr.ee's Celebrated salvs cures EryIipeles Sores
Gr.ce's Celebrated salve cures Assesses
Grsce's Celsbrated salve cures Ulcers
erace's Celebrated salve cures nspped Hands
Gr.ess Celshratsd salve cures Rirgvoras-
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down TO . common Pimple IL eradi-
Gates Pmples from the face, and oeautines tns
skin There is no preparation before the Punhe
that can equal this Salye In prompt and ener-
sstie action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermsn, viii find his
Sslve the.r best friend.
], h,. mons Of the irritating, hesti-g Pro7e-.
ties Of other remedies, but cools, clesnses. a-1
heals the most serious Sores and Woln@s.
Every family, and especially those containing
children. should keep box on hand IN case Of
accident, for IL will save them much trouble.
suffering. and money Al it wants Is = AR
tia! to cure old and inve;era.e Sores
MANUFACTURED By
WILL AM GRACE
smeshury, Mas
Prles Is es.fs osd 81 per Bon.
Great saving Il made by taking the larger Size
Each box has the above cut and the fsc--imue o.
the proprietors signature attached % IL, whioh "a
duly copyrighted
IS Hanover street, Boston,
General Agents for New England.
t,kAcK's sALyE can be obtained at all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores everywhere.
April 9th, ls63- wiyn