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HEADS THAT REBEL AGAINST THE
russ Of Tsste and Beauty in their color or In the
los Of all Their color, may 10 changed In ie"
moments TO any BEAUTIFUL SH4Dk, oy single
application of cristadoro'' Bs'y Dye The rapidity
Of ts operation perfect safety, permanent health
full effect and the exceeding depth and richness Of
the hues It lmparts. distinguish this preparation
from all other Dyes IN use in this country or in
Europe
crisiasaro,s Rsi, Fr.ser1ofir~, valuable sdiuno
to the Dye, in dressing and promoting the growth
and perfect health Of the hair, and Of itseh when
u-ed alone-s safeguard that protects the bre- from
decay under all circumstances and under all elmes.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADoRo. No. AstoS
House. Now York. Sold by ell Druggists. Applied
by all Hair nressers.
Narrb
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

~'N9s - y 7"
Three other negroes were buried alive by
the rebels nt Fort Pillow. making five ia all.
All were wounded but one, he was kept u
helm dig pits and WAS then thrown ln and
covered up. Chalmers SAID TO federal Off
ecr on Platte Valley that it Was their iuten-
ton to show no mercy 70 "home made Yam
s,cs. meaning Soutberners serving IN the
Union Army ANA negroes; but genuine van
kes. would he treated IS prisoners Of WAT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

HoFs RrAI11rD.- REV. E. EVANS, Delhi,
OHIO. writes Il nave usei Mn. 5. 4. Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobslssmum. They
have changed MY hair 70 It's natural color, and
stopped its falling Of" Could anything more
he said ia favor q s1y article
Sold by druggists everywhere Depot, les
Greenwich ST. New York dSWlv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
sAM,L PARKERs ESTATE

WE the subscribers. having been appointeo y
w tie Honorable the Probate Court ioI tns
District OF Chittsndsn, Commissioners 70 receU
a,sy,Jne and adjust the claims and demands OF sll
ne-.ons Sgatnst the estate Of Samuel Parker ate
n Jericho1n said District, deoe.sed. represe9te1
in,olvsnt and also all claims and q manos eA1 u
i,sS IN ofset thereto and six months from the d2y
of the data hereof being allowed by said Court iol
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give not,ee'
that We viii attend 10 the business OF our apol1t
nent at the dwelling OF the widow Parma r1rAe,
in Jericho in said District, the arst Tuesdays o.
Nav and September next, at 10 o'clock A NJ. on
each Of said days.
ANDREW NARNERa Cou,rs.
wilw3 EDWIN T. BENTLEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
NV YoRk, April Is.
Gold sold to-day at l70t.
NV NoRk, April Is.

NV YoKk, April Is.
The Rsrald's army despatch states that
Gen. Fitzpatrick has LETT tor Washington.
Previous TO Kilparrick's departure west
ne received letter from ten. Lee inquiring
whether. orders found upon Dahlgrcn as pub
lished in Richmond papers were authentic
and aushorl1ed by him. The reply was a
bitter and indignant denial.
Ihe storm which has ragged for the
last t~enty-tour hours swelling streams and
deerening the mud has changed and the
veother is again bright
r5e Word has q rumor that the iehcieu !.
~ caused bv the reinforcement OF the Army
. 10. Potomac with troops from the defepces
q. ,rsshinEton will be supplied in case OF a
susa,p movement by q temporary call upon
sls.e militia.
l1e [. : Treasurer Spinner IL seriously
II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The Tunes says Gen. Gilmore is to be re-
called from Charleston and ordered on service
elsewhere. 1t is not likely Notwithstanding
TINS change that our iron-cads will be along
side Charleston wharves before the summer
has gone out.
Oen. Hatch is mentioned as successor 10
Gen. Gilmore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
NV YoRK. April Is

NV NoRK, April Is.
The steamer Fnlton arrived at Fortress
Monroe on saturday from Port ROYAL the II.
The Alliance was captured by the south Ca
roliua; her crew 50 IN number were all
asleep. Her passengers, Elk in number es-
capped, The cargo aud vessel was valued at
S2o0, 900.
Efyrte to save the vessel, which was ashore.
would he probably successful.
4 large number Of colored troops bad ar
rived at Hilton Head from Annapolis. More
we're expected.
The garrison Of Fort Pulaski celebrated on
tho 18th the Anniversary Of it, capture.
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NV YoRk. Arril L

"" luhk, \ JPN IT.
Matsmoras dates Of the Goth ult report no
demonstra ton Yet BY the French
The expedition vas not ready to leave
Vera Cruz til after the lst of April.
The insurgents in San Domingo attempted
to capture the field works at Puerto Plata
hut were repulsed with heavy loss leaving
200 dead on the field. The Spanish loss was
3 killed and 25 wounded.
The Nerrs has Havana letter stating that
the. Confederate Minister, Cen Preston. will
leave for Vera Cruz about 22d inst. To there
await the arrival Of King Macmillan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
NV YoRk. Anil Is.


zen Fitzpatrick is Tn route Tor Nashville
70 report 70 Gen. Sherman and take COM
m4nd Of the cavalry ol the Army Of tue
Cumberland.
Moseby with 20 men captured train near
Fairlsx Station 90 Saturday. lie burned the
wagons snd made Of wiki two horses.
Two deserJer- from the 9th Alabama state
that the eountryis constantly s,oured by ret'ei
patrols between the RapiIan and Robertson :
river 10 pick up deserter's. Scouts have also
Rem recently Observed nu this side Of the
rivcr near the railroad bridge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
BRY VANS
PEI MoSI " . v r

The r1al c.rta IA and sp-eiv remedy ever discoverei
ior al! the Diseases u the Chcst and Lung
Coughs Culis. Asthma, Consumption.
Taess waters I've the most instantaneous
and perfect relief aud when P-rsevered With aecord
iu, directions. never fail 70 effect rapid and
lss-irg cure. Thousands hsve been restored q per
feet health @ho have tried other means ~ vain To
sd elss--- uud an constitutions they are equzlls
ble.-in. and cure-non- neei despair % natter how
long the ..is,s-e may have existed. or hoTo75T sc
we're may he, provided the orssn'e structure
tlie t.tsI organ. i- not hopelessly deo"yed- -
on .ret.-1 should give them impartial trisl.
JOB NOSES. sole Proprietor.
p Cortlsudt 81. y. Y. CITY
Price IS cent? per hos. FOR ssla BY all druggists
n. fi-t, l-s5 dsws
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

NV hthN. y. - ApIli l..
Tho rebels have appeared in large force on
Chowan River, probably for the protection
# rho shsd and herring fisheries
The rebel CONSUMPTION l. suspended in the
first Congressional District %. North Caro-
Inns, and an amnesty /, ofrrri g. all North
Car linian- wh, ere or have b,.en in the Fed
eral service
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
-. T.-Is6O.-N.

Persons Of .edentary habits troubled with ~eaA-
ne-- lsssitude ps pi,Ason 81, the heart, lack OF APP
petite. distress amer eating torpid hyer eonsira-
ton. &e. deserve 90 suffer Il they will not Try them
They are recommended by the highest me'iea!
suthor.tes and are warranted - proiuee AT ir7-7s
4i4f, beneficial effect They are exceedingly sTee
.ble perfectly pure, and harmless
NoIicE--Any per-on preiendin- 81 ssll Plantation
Bltterr In bulk or by the gallon T. .Wiudl-r and
mpo-t7r It il put up only in az patent log cabin
bottle Beware Of bottles rehlled With Imitation
delst-rious stud Tor which several Prr-ens are al
ready in prison. Sc that every bottle has our
private United states Stamp over the cork uumu''-
lzsei. and d nature 90 steel plate .'de Label.
Sod by rv-p~ctabl- dsrlers throughout th'' hst.'
lh.e ciohe.
y. ". URAKE 4 co.
~ frcaipay, =. !
Fe.raary sth aAN''
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,ur CONFESSIONS AND ExpERI-

,s,r cy - Invalid, Published tor The heneat, $40
=. warning sn1 csuvioS To fouSe AES vi" sa'-
fer nom Nerso-s Debility, Premature p-cAs
v-rbooi. etc. supply lng at the sstae 'i"e. THr
Nv,ss ~ SSH cuEs. Tiy one ~bo has curei hin
-sif sitter being pu' = great espen-- 80" '"9'H
hrruzh medicsi humhJs and guacsery.
IS, enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
a.la c,pie- nav h hsd q the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
BEDFORD. King County y !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
aaIR DYE, H.IRDyE BATCH

si.oEs Celebrated Hair Dye ts n. ,e ~. voafi
The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known.
This splendid Hair Dye "a Perfect-chsnges Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly ~ tilossy Block or
Natural Brosn without injuriDg the Hair Stain
tn the skin, leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful
npsTts fresh vitality frequently restoring is Pris
tine oolor and rectihes the III effects Of Bsd Dyes
tenuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
sll others limitations, and should be avoid
o.. Sold by all Druggists. sc. Fsetory-al Bare
LAY ST., NY. BA1cHELoR's Nsw ToILsT CREAM
SoR DRESSING The HAIR.
June q. ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

NV YoFK, April Is,
our principal theatres here VIII give
A-ps5t On the evening Of tie 2Sd, towards
morvy foI a statue Of ShakespeTe, 10 -
erected IN Central PsrS. lie Sanitary Fair
ss thus 1877 realized Ss00 600. and vii CON
.i@Be al thu ~e;a
Ma I5ek. April -.
The H-a ~ Havana later cuntslne IT.
.'-t tlat the pirate florida lie at Remedies.
c-y,isl Union V,ssel- az, said To- have gune
ia fareuii. he Belle .rom Nylii. va.
-o,a'a,ned 10 surrender AMI tired into nv L
), steamer Marieeld vithin ;G0 wards NJ
Moro Csstle. i claim for daiuae,s will he
sept-on 10 Washington by tie Cuhan gov
ern,n-nt
, It's Herrds AlrXlndris ana Washington
oisFsiches state that ten. Grant VIII ap-
roUi t'rn. Nee eilsu 80 = ',mnln IN the
ANS pi tie Potomac.
y.ssr-. Wade and t1ooch al tee Commit
iee "n the conduct Of war nave left tor Cairo
-tg IKE. evidence Ia relation 10 tine massacre
as'tort Pillow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

NV A'Nhr y iAA ~.
Tine steamer Liberty, from New Orleans,
has arrived, ami brings papers Of the 18th.
zen. Banks headquarters were at Natchi-
toches. All was quiet at Alexandria. There
l. no news of the battle reported via Chicago
in the New Orleans paPer-.
The United Slater troops continued their
advance beyond Natchitoches ON the sth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
NEW ioRk. April ~.
Gold opened this morning at To-.

SKIS-DEEP B.AUIY.-It is well TO observe what
damage ladies' do TO their skin by using the noK-
ious and worse than useless compounds called
cosmetics. II any wish TO have pure, smooth.
healthy SKIN, with al il pore healthily open,
Ter then use Grace's celebrated SGire, which
uot only cures the skin t7hea diseased. but sea
sousbly used prevents it from bseola ing diseased
Il removes tau aud freckles from the complexion.
cures ehsdlg, and rubbed on the bald scalp IN
dUces a Dew growth Of hair. Il also cure flesh
wounds, Wens, burns, scslds, -alt-rheum, ulcers,
and all eruptive diseases. Is cts. per box. See
advertisement w another column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

Headquarters are advised Of dispatch
from Col. Gallup received at Lexington that
the rebels arc in full retreat from East Ken
tucky. The force that made the attack on
gainesville was about 1000 strong.
Col True Is pushing iIrward from Mount
Sterling 10 intercept them. No fears are en-
tsined Of this IncarsI0n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
remal. cone.pondent. wa.tca.

xryASTvD Nv . Young rnAn OF steady hao,ts. IS
NJ - -,cre -ornz ladies' 70 while away rs,t,oS
AZ nv ti-rc through the coming Summer. S Ugees
- sisrniv ar.uss-fent ard trprovemen,. 80.
---s, sxcsa1eed 4 desired Meme neeo wins
oni real r-HN9- FRED. BEHNHARr,
Post Once address. Clinton staror, ~.
April 18th
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HEADaUARTERs,
Lofts FOLLETT e. CO.,

and dealers IN FLOUR
south side OF the Square, Burlington, VI
WE would respectfully invite the attention .
w tie Country Trade TO our new and compete
.toek Of standard Groceries, comprising everything
IN lie line from tho ordinary and low priced arte7
n he .hoicest and moet expensive that the naa,s
ets OF the country aford- Designing % nae -
ss,,hi,sh-,ent. noted Distributing Depot for the
shs and Inquiries Of le we SHAH oe con-
SANITY stocked up TO meet every demand IN ne
line All which will be opened Al the lowest posso.e
I'll Ne .hslI be suppiiei at all times with me
choicest brands Of Pastry Flour, intending the iAna
ous Louis as well q: with the popular ossnc5 2.
Snri,o and Winter Wheat, and perfect satistaetion
~ III rho favor rs With orders VIII Be guaranted-
Fo- Country Produce the highest market rates are
offered. -,
Dec. 20. 1853.
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NJ Nnpr Anil Il

The Louisville JatyHdi OF the 18th saws 4
distinguished officer in the Federal service in
Georgia writes that the rebels intend 70 make
raid into Kentucky on the most gigantic
scale and it will require extraordinary exer-
ions ic Tepel them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

APPLE TREES

tJ r ST. BARsTOW.
Burlington, April ist wllrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

Rrnne;t'E guerrilla land On Thurs,isy cap
tur-d at jacksonville. zen. Shsckleford,
Provost Marshal Dsciiee and several citizens
sll ct whom were subsequently rcl,as-i.--
NJ farther particulars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
REMARKS.

Their. we're not so many cattle last week, price,
50 cts per crt 10 -er aid sales not quick, there
were 5000 more sheep than last week good psTt
Of them with the wool Of They cold and 70 per.
D. lower than those with the Wool on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

NV YORK, ApTli 10
The Times New Orleans letter state, that
Gen. Banks command Is above Natchitoches
ami there has been no battle with the rebels
There is constant skirm.sAing with Dick
Iaylor's rear aud things promise q collision.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The Plantation Bi'ters have cured me
Of a derangement 9th kidneys aud urinary or-ans
that hss distressed NE for years. Il acts IKE =
charm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
coLGaTF-s HONEY soar.

This celebrated TOILET SOAR. sueh mi
v,rsaI demand, l. msie from the CHOICEST
materials. Is MILD ana E,IOLiENr in it, IA
,;re, rRaGRASILt SCENTED. and eN-
.r-tn-iy BENEFICIsL ia it, action upon the
ska. For yale by all Druggists and nney q jods
D-slers-
Jan. 70. dsry
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Narried.

In F..c.. Arril 9Th p, Pew {. Thornton. Lsr =
me- 7. Murray If san Nate. Cal. aud nTznds T.
Chase OF Essex
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
EDWARD W0TNALL-7

The following Is frUu the Manager " the Union
Home School for the Children Of Foluteer-
HsvINEYER MANSION, tiF1r-StvESTH -f.,
New York, August = 1885,
Its TpAgF. Your wonderful Plantation Bit
tiers have been given o. some of our httle children
sufIering from uvsEness ana weak lunus with most
happy effect. one little -iTi, IN pHruculsr' VITA
nan. in her heal lo-s Il apostle and daily Nast
ilig consumption, on whom all medical stll htl
hseu exhausted, has been entirely restored We
commenced with hut q teaspoonful q bitters day.
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased and
she is now well. -
Respectfully, MRs. q. n, DENoE-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
yvIIJJ.NI.R.RFF,s ESTATE.
ELIJAH RINGS ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed ny
w Inc Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
riot Of Cbittanden Commissioners 20 receive er-
snSine snd ,dfust the claims and demands Of alper
sons AGAINST the estate OF Elijah hing late o.
Richu6nd IN said District, deceased, re prese
Insoivent and also all claims and demands EXHIBIT
81 in orset thereto and siI months nom the cay
OF the date hereof being allowed BY saic Court ior
that purpose we DO therefore hereby give NOTICE,
mai We ilI attend 70 the business OF cur sppoint-
ment. A. the dwelling Of Mary Ring. IN Riehmond,
In ala District. on the hrst Tuesdays OF Hsy
and October next. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on eech CT
Dated this Sth dsy Of April, A D. 1854.
BOSWELL 3, FAY, Commissioner.
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TIRE GREAT ENGLISH RENEDE
sir James Clarke.
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.

rCGIs well suown medicine j. nc tmposi,ien
| bgt @ sure >afe remedy fc Female bueulties
and Distinctions from sny oaCsS Whatever and
al,hoa.h powerful remedy. 3, oottstns nothing
hurtfuI 70 Tie constitution
viii. iu short tin,. bring On the monthly Perio4
with 70 -1isrity.
In all cssss Of Nervous and spinal atfe-tou', Pan
IN tho Eacs sud Limbs, Hssvtnees Fstigus on slight
e1ertion, Pslp'tstion OF the Heart, Lavuss'
spirts Hystsrics. sick Hesdache Whites. spd al
he pairf1l .oasss o,ossioned by disordered ~
te-.. tfose Pills viii s1-st cure ~hen al other
means have failed.
These Pills have never lesu known 70 bail ~bers
the directions on The md pee OF tie Pamphlet are
we'll ct-erved.
FoI fau particulars, .et pamphlet, tree. a Che
agent
MD and 6 postage stamps enclosed 70 sny
thorizs1 agent. vi! insure a bottle, containing
n pills. by return mail.
JOB MOSES, Soc Proprietro
2 Cortlandt 81. y Y. City
u.rs g.. II. raulE
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BANNER = CARPENTER's PREMIUM
MASON : HAMLIN'S
C.ERs.vET 0Es G.E.E'S.
Pateatsi Oefassr q, 1862

TEHE Cabinet Organ, Az. pr0u0uuce1 ~ Art-,
i o. the hest Of their 9 IA the world AM
very admirable for bot. ..rivtte and public use.
see written testimony iiJm more than oSs uUS-
DRIED Of tho most eminent orEanists of the leailns
citi.s1 Mason < HamI.u's instruments have rccciv-
ed the 1nly Coin MEDAL ever awarded in th Is coun-
try.-ai.o. SLEEVES SrvEs MEDALS and fluIteen
Diplomas. In all tweHtr--x First frcuiums.-over
all competitors.
Prices Of Cabinet Organs. manufactured solely
BY Mason lIsmlin,l 80 10 $50 Siclode1ls, So
% $40.
y. B.-Instructors ~ ihe C-tirc. Cr-ln.-aiso
arrangements OF music for the same, are published
hy 81 & II.
= Illustrated Catalogues sen. by mail
Aiiress " jia-on a uaniin, BOSTON, or ' Mason
Brothers. New YORK.
Oct sth. Ttm
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NV YORK. April Il
CID opened the morning 1t III, sold
this siJerlO0n IT i52i
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LANES JoHNsoN's ESTATE.

STAFF or VERMONT. ITO all persons con-
nis1eicr az osrrTxSpEx 50 l. cernef in the Es-
ts.s AZ lanes Johnson late Of Essex In aid Disrie',
deceased. e..i-,-
Alta Probate Court holden Al Burlington, within
and for he District Of Chittenden, the 4th DAY
Of April A. D. lSoi an Instrument, PuI ~ Is
- 10 fbe lat Will aud Testament OF James Johnson
late Of Fsser in said District. deceased, was pre-
sented 70 the Court aforesaid, FOR Proos,s, ~
ne F,ee1trfx therein named. And u Il ordered
~ 80 Court that the 18th day Of April
4 n iss4 A. he Probate Court Rooms n said Bur
iington, Be- assigned for proving said InstraLnenti
and hat notice thereof he given 70 ell persons con
,arnsd nv nublishing this order three weeks sue
cesslveiv in the Burlington Free Press neWspaper
printed AZ said Burlington, previous 70 the -4o aP
TlSysfors, YOU are hereby notified 10 appear De;
fore aid Court At the time aud place sforesaic ano
contest the probate Of said will, fyou have eaua
Given under my hand at bnrnngton IN sAiu us
,rtct, this ath dsy ofApril A. ls5i.
Wslwa i. Z NhLHo 80 -
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- SLIGHT COLD" COUGHS. FEW

- SLIGHT COLD" COUGHS. FEW
Are aware u the importance Il oheckinea Cough
or slight colt~ IN lie frst stage that which in
tho beginning would yield 20 mild -emety, II neg
lec-ei ICON attacks the lungs. B-oll', Bronchial
T,oe',..- gives sure and almost immediate relief
Mu.rar, Officers snd Soldier. should have them. a.
they can be carried In the pocket and taken
sion requires
Auril 2I daulm
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yKoM THE ARMY HosPITAL-THE

bloody b4tti.-aeld-ths mansion % the rich sod
humble abode Of the po0.--fI'm the Office and the
.arr-i de-k-from the mourtaiD top. distant valleys
ana Ar-od Islands 4 the oc-an-frcm every nook
snd ssrnsr Of the civilized worlds pouring In the
evidence of The astonishing effects Of DRAKE'S
PLdNT4TioN BITTERS. Thousands upon thou
sand. Of letter. Ike the folloNins may he seen Al
nur offs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERoKEE PILLS
sugar Coated
FEMALE REGULATION.
HEALTH PRESERVER
CERT.9Lv IND SIZE.
= Igr a. Rsrnoral Of oestrnetiors, nd "a. ".

HEALTH PkESEk Ek
CERTIFY IND SIZE.
- F0r I've Removal Of obstT1efior,, nd ~, ~
,srznes Of Regularity N ~. RsesITe-ss
u ria HoHtaiy Psriods.
They cure or 90 ate those numerous die
esses that spring from irregulsrity itself.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and PAINFUL
Menstruation
They cure Green Sickness tChlorosis).
They ours Nervous and Spinal Affection
pains in the back. and lower parts of the eody,,
Hsaviness, Fatigue on slight sEertion, Pslptstion
of the Heart, L5uness Of Spirits, Hyst.ria, Sick
Hesiaons Giddiness, etc, etc. Ia word, by re-
moving the lrreguiarity, they remove the e~aee
and With il ALI the effects that spring from It,
Composed VI simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing usIstericGs to any constitution,
however delicate their function being 20 substitute
strength f.r weakness, which, Shan properly Gs'ed
th-t never itii . do.
They may be SAFELY used Al any sesi snd A.
auv period, EScePT DURING IHG FIRST rHRss
MONTHS, s, IN,
Az letters =esting Information or sdYiSs vi!
u. urouj1tiv freely and discreetiy answered.
Full directions accompany each box
Pr!ce e. per pox, SIX boxes for s..
sent bv mall free Of postage On receipt of prize
sold by al respectable Druggists.
pE. ". r. MERWIN & CO.,
HoLE PR0rEfEr0Es,
No 81 Liberty Street, New Yors.
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RoBERrs.PLAcE.s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, (THE Honorable The
District OF Chittsnden, %. i Probate Court Tor
the District Of Chittsnden.
To ali persons Interested in the Estate OF Robert
g. Place, late OF hinesburgh. in said District, de-
ceased,
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the nth day
OF May next for the settlement OF the admin
strstion account Of the administrator OF The estate
OF said deceased, and ordered that public ice
thereof DO given all persons interested In said ea
tate BY publishing this order three weeks sueces-
.iveiy previous 20 the day assigned, in the Burning
ton Free Press, printed in Burlington IN saie DIG
trict.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear al
the Probate Court rooms In Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there TO contest the ALLOWANCE OF
Given under nv hand, hi. 18th day OF April
A. d. 1854
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cg,PPEp HANDS AND FACE. SORE

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PHoR ICE. Nth GLTc ERiNE, cures ChAFped
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