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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

MANAGING llusnAND -" How do you man.
age your stand, Utoaker2 Such a lob as |
have OF IL with Smith.
4" Easiest Ining 10 the world, my dear give
hun witch backward, when you want him to
70 forward For instance, you see. to-day had
u loaf Of cake 10 make
Well, DO you suppose because my body is in
the pastry room my soul need be there too2 Not
a bic OF 1t. | am thinking OF all sorts OF csles.
tial things oil the while
Now Croaker has way VI tagging round at
ny heels, and bringing Toe plump down in the
midst Of my aerial flights, by asking me the
price Of sugar | am using.
Well, you see it drives me frantic, and when
woke up this morning, ana saw this furious
storm, knew had hun on nay hands for the
day, unless managed right. 20 told hun that
hoped he wouldn't ~ out 10 catch his death
this weather; that II he was not capable Of TAX
ing care OF himself, should do Il lor hun that
It was very lonesome rainy days and that
wanted him 10 stay at home and talk with me !:
at any rate he mustn't go out, ana had bis
umbrella and lndla.rubbets Well, OF course
he was right up Gust as expected . and in
less than ten MINUTES was stfeaklng down the
street ut the rate Of tun miles sn hour.
You see there's nothing like understanding
human nature no woman should be married
until she is thoroughly posted up IN tbisbfanch
OF education.
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Of me Monthly PertOds
JT They cure or obyaie lhcse numerous diseases Ina
spn9g from irrsgulanty, by removing The rregulariy
i0ey cure suppressed Excessive and Painful Menstru-
alton.
iheY cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis.)
10 cure Nervous spinal Affections, pain. in The
pheA ana lowe parts Of The body yiuess Fatigue on
aFh ekedion, Paipbat n Of the heart, Lowntss Of
spirits, i}stsrw, scs Headache, Giddiness &c sc la
aW'fd, by removing the lrfegularity the remove the
cause ana with b ALl the effects that spring from Do
Comnosad Of simple setAble extracts lhey contain
nohng deiettrous 60 any const uton however dec t.
men Junction being 20 substitute cngth ior weakness
whoa wien properly used they n ever fail TODD
Ihsy may be safely used atany age and at any peri
o. except during The Grs three inths during which h
uh-lng nature Of their action would nfalby prev nj
pregnancy.
Alletters seekning information or advice vi be free
ly.prompuy aud discreetiy answered.
Full directions accompany each box
Price d per box six boxes for s..
sent BY mail. irce Of postage, on receipt Of price
Sold by all respec abe Druggists.
DR. MERWIN& Co Sole Proprietors
No. SO Liberty Street New York.
G G Goodwin and NJ. s. Burr a Co. Session, whole
sale agents. 10
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Trsins Coins south anS East
Leave Montpelier ~ 05 An, 05 ,. and 10 OOfh
Al AL Tram leaves Rouses' Point al 5 30 Burning
BA ion 20 NJ, connuctingat Whit9 River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston Worcester, &C.
and with Vermont valley K. R.tor Springfield and New
Hork, arriving IN eW Kofk BtlOl5P NJ.
BURLINGTON ErPRgss leaves Montreal al 545 A. ~,
Rouses Point at 745 4, NJ. or Ellington, Saratoga,
Troy and New York via tae lake.
DAY LErHEsa IhAlF caves Ogdensburgh al 5i5O A.
NJ, Montreal 81 $50 Rouse FONT as 10 45 q ~ 10
Boston, Troy and New YORK.
NlGHT ErPRRss TRAtN leaves 0gdensbuua II AZ An
Montreal 40 d45 ?. n. Houses Point AT 545 7, NJ army
lag lt 3uet0na sac H.. connecting al Bellows rails
WIN Cheshire K. for Boston and Worcester and VIII
Vermont Valley 4 =, for Springfield SC, lad IRVING
u New YORK at I00p. v.
Frains Going North and w st
leave Montpelier 2.58 A.A.Sl5A M, $40 p ", and
445f.h.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Boston at 800 A. NJ,
White iivef junction at 0r.y. Burlington at 4,35 ?.
NJ for Montretl, Ogdensburgh, Chicago and the "esi
making close connections.
MAI TRAN leaves Boston at 100 4. NJ, via Low I'll
and AT 7 80 a. NJ, via Lawrence or Fc1b1Tg Leave
Springfield at $50 a. Bellows Falls at II 70 p M"to
81. IOhnsbuTy, Burlington and ~ Al ans ana 0dRt'
FocChHoDATioA ThAIH leave N0fthneld al 14O 4, n
ana Burlington, at $50 ?. NJ, for Rouses Point
.idhr EtrEEss TRAIN leaves Believe Pans AZ OW "a
receiving passengers from vermont Valley X. RIeayn NJ
New York at IL. 10 p. NJ, and from Cheshire ~ *
leaving Boston al $50 p. N. connecting "a
White River Junction win train leaving Boston "a
$40 p. NJ, arriving at Burlington al $40 NJ, Rouse
Point a. 05 NJ, Montreal at 81 a. n. and Ogdens
/ burgh at u 80 P. N. Both the Mail Trains connect 3
White River junction with passumpslc Road,
Sleeping cars axe attached to DOth the ugh expires
trains running between R0use's Point aud Boston, an
Rol-e's Point and prng6eld
Through Tickets Tor Ohicagrandthe West foI sale q
he principal stations
G.MERRlLl, sup''
2 Albsna,Vt June 10. 1874
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1fle0itincs
FEMALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

This medicine is Of long tried efficacy Tor CORRECTING
all the disorders incdentalto the feminine sex TIM
the afflicted may feel assured that his cordial stru
valuable AMI worthy OF their confidence not out q,
those secret compounds purposed to destroy healthy ac
ton add a few testimonials IRON physicians whom
all, fayorng the Eclectic and Reformed Practice Of
Medicine, respect.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

CHARLES MASON.
Commits lone, Of T. tents.
" have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent an trustworthy
and more capable olpun their sppl ca ions 10 a form
= securetor them an eay aud favorable Iteration at
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE
Lnte C0mmi .iOuer of pAtenls
Mr. Il. II Eddy has made for thuet applications
on all but one Of which patents had been fantsd, and
tina s now pending. Such unmistakdbr troof uf great
talent and ability his part lend, to recommend al
ia entors to apply TO MIN o. secuie their Dairns as
they may be re olhayiup the most faithful attention be-
ed on their cases and d, very reasonable charges ]"
IOHN FAC sAEr.
During eight months, the sui soubef 90 course Il his
large practice, made. twice rejected apple tons six
teen appeals everyone Of Which decided Ia hls favor
ny the commission rof patents K. EDDY.
boston, Dee. 10, 1903. ly
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Ale0itirles.
Dr. wR1GEEr'S
REL UVENATING ELIXIR !

Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE
PREPARED FROM PURE VEGETABLE Extracts,
CONTAINING NOTHING INJURIOUS TO
THE MOST DELICATE.
Fne ReJuvenanR EXer is the result Of modern discov
erlss IN the vegetable kingdom being an entirely new
ana Abstract method OF cure spectye Of all the old
and WORKOUT systems.
rms medicine has been tested by the most emf med
o" men u the day and by them pronounced to be one
Oh .he greatest medical discoveries Of the age.
Ohe boltle viii cure General debility.
\ lew doses cures Mysteries Ia females
pLebottle cures Paiptaton Of the Heart.
view doses restores the organs OF generation
IRON one 70 three bottles restores Me manliness and
iu.l yigor Of youth,
lew doses restores the appetite
Three bottles cure the worst case Of fmpotenoy
A few doses cures the low spraed.
One bottle restores mental power.
view doses bring he rose to the cheek
Ihb hedlcinr restores to manly ygor nd robust
we poor, debatea worn down and desparng deyotee-
OF sensual pl ASSURE.
me stless oneryated youth, the oytr-asktd man OF
Ouh 49, the victim Of depression the ind yidua
suffering from general debility or from weakness OF
hV 0'glr Nill lnd Immediate and permanent relief by
10, use Of ms tltNr or Essence Of Lie
frce ~ per bote, OF three bottles for 60 andforwArd
cd by Express to all parts OF the world
SOD by all respectable druggists everywhere
DIX. X. MERW IN CO. Sole Proprlettr rs
No 81 Liberty Street, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28
WILCOX & GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine
Price with Hemmer and Teller $40, 900
100000


100000
THE WILCOX GIBBS Family ewing Machine is
L the best Machine, without regard to price for
Family sewing, Braiding, B. GINNING, Eel
ling, Tuckimg, Cording
II forms fiat even seam, which viii not rip in wear
even when cut at frequent intervals and makes the tight
est and most elastic seam for Full Cloth = any Machine
stitch
peculiar feature Of this machine which deserves par
tlcusr attention, sa PATENTED DEVICE which prevents
the posSby Of setting the needle Wrong-aLd pe which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
The WILCOX GiBB's Hemmers and feliers are the on
ly really practical Hemmtrs M use and arc worth one
half Of the price Of the Machine all others Tor ami
ly use. They form narrow light len " fell far ncer
than can be done BY hand Toe Needle syery short and
perfectly trsght, enabling It to through hard thick
seams, gathers IN hard cloth where all Machines using
long curved needles utterly fail
The feed has tendency TO draw soft light good down
into the machine, bat will sew LIsES CAMBRIA perfectly
II is Acknowledged by all who or use this Machine
that 1t is the
Easiest co Learn to Use and Keep
IN Order
Of any Machine made
" After much wear, and many washings the stitching l.
found 10 retain all the roundness and hmness
which are so much admired At hrst,"-New Fork sun.
DOT Send for circular.
JANE WILCOX, Manufacturer,
jos Broadway, y Y
A. A. srMsoS. Agsni, Montpelier
Montpelier, June lath, 1868.
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Twp % RT a NT ICE.
ts1 g " I ~ .s.s;i; s;s.sasg

SEE szEShsf-7 ~ s.fK We --nH- ~!
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
DARTlEs GOING WEST will fud 1t to their advantage
L to call Oh the subscriber, or inquire al the Uoels,
where information may be had, In procuring Tickets to
ALL POINTS WEST
VIA. VERMONT CENTRAL Il OGDBNs-
BURGH, RUTLAND & BURLING-
TON NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads, and LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMERS
- THE LOWEST RATES
The pu Will see by the above notice that they can
have thel 1oce, going West from Montpelier Bur
lingOn, ana
Not be confined 10 any One ROule.
Any information wanted respecting the above notice
addressed to By letter otherwise will be promptly
offended to.
ZR. TRUE, Agent.
Montpelier, Sept. 2, 1868. pSWPn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

Len IN yRelSn.--oar army, 10 It's onward
marcn h the Penneula, has found on an the
Virginia tarms plenty Of Ice stored by the
rebels, who ict secure an their possession OF that
portion Of Dn'o. All the O.d ice houses are
filled, and NAM now ones had beeu constructed,
IN accordance with instructions from Gen Ice
10 the farmers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

DR.. WILLARD G. GEORG + formerly Professor IN
the worcester Medical College, aud President Of The
EoIeetio Medical society, Mars, speaks ct it IN he fol-
lowing terms
a" have used the Female STRENGTHENING Cordiafs SINH
iaf to That prepared by y r. George " Sweet I0G
hanover 81 and regard II as one OF thelestmedcno,
Tor female complaints that car be found
Dr.. !, Kins author Of" Woman Her Diseases and
then Treatment, says
This medicine appears 10 exert q specific uaa1,.
on the Uterus. II Is valuable agent IN all def4ngc
ments OF the Female Reproductive On gans."
Dr. Il, Smith, President OF the New York Association
OF Botanic Physicians says'
No female if in delicate health. should omit th,
timely use Of this valuable cordial owe much Of NV
success in midwifery to the use OF this medicine
MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
Ihefollowing from Dr. Fay isweh worthy youmo.
tice:
Assn general remedy Tor female complaints uis
t0rd al Is very valuable one, but by the Pfo-si5B IL
esteemed more highly Tor its good &c glt curing on
nnemtnt in relieving Tue grea suffering attendant upon
childbirth ! acknowledge win Dr Smith that mit.b
OF my success in midwifery is due 10 NE use o. thi.
medicine. It streng thcns 10Th child and mother IN
such cases follow the directions Of Prof. King, by 90.
lowing my patients To use 1t lew weeks pres Gus 90
confinement as by the energy it mparts 90 he uteriit
nervous system the labor viii b. Fef much facilitated
ana removes the cramps which many females liable
to. No woman II she knew the grtat value Of this
ttrengthening cordial, would ai TO Q.e il %
have received numerous testimonial from different
parts OF the country where used Knowing tue 20 ii
Is capable q doing ] VIII warrant every hotlls of u4g
Cordial 70 be satisfactory In it, results
The following symptoms indCa th,sc ahl cUens iu
which the Female strengthening Cordial La. n oytd
invaluable
indigestion 10 tXeriion, WakeiuneaG, Nr.f3asLt.s
u9easines, pepree sion Of Spirit, Trembling
Loss OF Power. Pain IN the Back. Aliens e
Chils and Flushing Of Htatt
Dragging Sensation at The Lower Part oi ihe Body.
Headache,
bauRu0r, Aching along
lhe Thighs, intolerance OF III DO
and Sound, Pale Couutenauce, DrrlnR..
menl Of the Stomach and B0We q. Dlucul
Breathing liystc la. &c sc
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miscellaneous.


EE Isthelargest and best arranged Hotel in
sff1GaIA, the New England States is centrally To-
sssIA Gated, and easy Of access from all the rontes
EsssMM oftrayei. II contains all the modern i'm
$500 III proyements, and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation OF the travelling
public. Tn Sleeping rooms large and ventilated,
tie suites Of rooms are well arranged, and completely
furnished for families and large travelling parties aud
the house win continue to be fept first csss Hotel
III every respect.
Telegraph the House TO all parts OF the country.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor,
Boston, August l. 1868. WHY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

CERTIFICATE.
This Is to certify that, about sizhteen months ayo
commenced using SrIRliSa's AMBRosn. NV hair was
short thin, and rapidly falling out. had tried many
nan ionlcsi lnyigorators &c without receiving any
benedt soon after using the Ambrosa my hair ceased
falling out, aud commenced growing 50 rapidly as 10 a
tonish mt Vow my hair is thek soft and glossy and is
hye feet four inches IN iengthwhen let down reaching
the floor This wonderful result attribute solely 10 the
use o. srERLNas AspRosIa, as since commenced using
u have applied nothing else 10 my hair
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, 49J broadway, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

who know little the nature ami ahalactef oi s.trt
Diseases, and LRss to their cute some exhibit iag
Diplomas Vi Institutions or College. winch never
sted 40 any part OF the wo Id others exhibit Din.
mas OF the Dead, how obtained. unknuwn not On lv
assuming and advertising in OF those Inserted I.
he pip mas, but to further their mposi lon asflr.
ames OF other most celebrated Physicians Ions arse
lead, Neither be deceived By
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

sTRANnrRs ANn rKAALlLn.

ngaged IN treatment Of Special H-taHr-, afact Ia Vr
Known TO many Citizens, Publ shers Merchant Note
Fopretols &c, ihaf he l. mu recommended zl.l
artioIafly TO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

through false certificates references and recommer
datons OF their medicines by IA tad DO cannot e.
pose OF contradlo them or who besides, to farther
their imposition, copy from Medical BOOKS much thsf
Is written Of the qualities sud effects Of different ets
ana pants Hseribe all the 10 their Fis ly-
rscts, Specifics Sc most of which If moi All I'D ts..
Mercury, because oil tue ancient belief OF It's cus
Verything, bni now known 10 XIII more than +
life.
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L 20 arranged that patients or hear each ott
er Reooliect, the ONLY entrance 10 ls Once + No
II having connection with bis residence cons,
tuenty no iamily interruption SC that On TO account
can any person hesitate applyin4 al hl. ohioe
DIR DIX
b,diy assrt and It cannot be conrndicted pxcert 81
SuAcks who Will say or 90 anything even usrigfe
themselves 10 Impose upon patients that he
= rHE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE riYAirfAE ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

roudly rters Proicssors and f,slr,tabl, PhsFf..D
many Of ahom consult i'm ~ critical cases uec,ls
his aeAnoa legged tkul aHd reputatioI. aitslu
hrough 70 No eNpvrisae" pra d eaud o1ser,auci
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avoid and escape lmpo-itiou ~ futsi.n spl r
I'VE Quaessi Ho's aumcgas in Boston than DINER I4I
ltIUs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-28

b 10 robbed and ada 20 our sustrls. m btins
e'ved . the lying boasts Misrepresentation falls,
SEE AID lfeltusions OF
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-06-24
The Government as a Farmer,

What can't our Government do? In addition
to the great work of putting down the rebell-
ion and setting four millions of captives free by
the subjugation of six millions, it manages to
accomplish vast amount of other work more
or less important and gigantic. For instance,
what a large amount of energy it takes to sue
cessfully carry on bayonet election. And
how much vigilance, determination and work
it requires to arrest and punish the Fremont
and Democratic copperheads who seem to have
a disposition to insist on the one term principle
with reference to the Presidential Office. How
herculean the labors, too, in the reglneyative
and reconstructive work Of cutting off slices
of old States to make new ones of in order
that the Baltimore Convention, may not be de-
feient in so much of truly loyal element as
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VOL. Z, NO AZ.

of pension due for the precious life-blood pour
ed out upon the battle field that these planta-
tions might be turned into a paradise for ne
groes. But this is nothing to the Government,
we know. Corporations have no souls, and
probably Governments have not either. What's
the difference anyhow; this world is only a
short abiding place-a pilgrimage of woe-and,
no doubt, the sooner the poor whites are push
ed off the sphere the nearer shall appear the
golden colored millennium. Who knows?
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Business Gar0s,
Joseph w. TATE,

ATTORNEY At Law, BEDFORD, Pa.
viii promptly attend 10 collections and all bus /
,ess entrusted to his care, in Bedford and ADJOINING
counties. u,;,i.,rr ard
Cash advanced on judgments, notes. military ana
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesville, and St. Jo-
sarb,s an Bedford Railroad Farms and unImproVe1
land from one acre to $50 acres 10 suit purchasers,
Office nearly opposite the ''Mengel Hotel' and
Bank of Reed 4 Schell.
AnrI 1S64-ly
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE
rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
RY B. II. MEYERS.

At the following terms, TO wit;
81 IS per aunum, if paid strictly in advance
So. 90 if paid within months; $3.50 If ct paid
wthn months.
rr5-No description taken Tor less than six months
uz-No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid unless at the option of the publisher. 1t has
been decided by the United States Courts that the
stoppage of newspaper without the payment oil
orrsaraoe is ,r5mz facie evidence Of fraud and as
a criminal offence.
TrThe courts have decided that persons are ac
rountable for the subscription price Of newspapers,
they take them from the post office, whether they
subscribe for them, or not.
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4, II, COFFROTH,

ATTOR NEF At Law, SOmorset, Pa.
Will hereafter practice regularly IN the several
Courts of Bedford county. Business entrusted to
his care will be faithfully attended to.
December s, 1861.
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7, r, DURBoRROW,

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, PA.
Office one door South of the "Mengel House"
VIII attend promptly TO all business entrusted 10 ms
care in Bedford ana adjoining counties.
Having also been regularly licensed to prosecute
Iais against the Government, particular attention
will be given to the collection OF Military claims OF
artinds: pensions, back pay, bounty, bounty loans,
a., a.. april /, 1864.
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ONE TRUTH FROM CoNGREss.-A motion be-
ing presented the other day in the House of Rep
resentatives that that body should meet daily at
the hour of eleven instead of twelve o'clock, it
was rejected on the ground that they had too
much time already. God knows that is true:
If ever a country was cursed with TOO much
legislation, it is ours, and if ever wild, fanati-
cal and crazy legislators had control Of the af-
fairs of Republic, it is now in these United
States. One truth at least we got from Con-
gresS, and that is, that we have too much of it.
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ESpV NJ. ALSIP,

attorney 1T LAW, BEDF0FD, PA.
viii faithfully and promptly attend TO all business
entrusted to his care in Bedford and aGJoinns con"-
ties. Military claims. back pay, bounty &C.,
speedily collected. .4..4 .,,.o
Office with Mann Spang, on Jnliana sLree,, ~"
,oors Sontb of the Mengel House. Jan. p, 'Gi.
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u. II. AXE R S

ATTORNEY 1T L,4JV, Bedford, Pa.
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
,is care Military claims speedily collected.
Office on Juliana street, opposite the Post-oiAce'
Bedford, September Il, 1868
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c.. E. SPANG,

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, PA.
viii promptly attend to collections and all busl-
moss entrusted 10 his care IN Bedford and adjoining
counties. .L
Dg-Office or julIana Street, three doors sou'h !
IF n. .Wsngel House. opposite the residence Of
W-s Tare May 13, 1864.
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JOHN PAL E r p,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Ez-Wll promptly attend to all business entrus-
eed to his care. Office on Juhanna Street, (near-
Iy opposite the Mengel House')
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.