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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-02
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TO THE FREEMAN.
4 O'CLOCK.-P. M

New YoRK, Aug |. There ia nothing from
Petersburgh in the morning papcs, exc pit a
few details.
The Times dispatch says the mine extended
400 feet under the rebel woI ks Instantly upon
the explosion 95 pieces of ordnance opened
Simultaneously, and under cover of this tho 9th
corps advanced, taking possession Of the works
through the gap, driving the enemy to the I'd
line, which crowns the hill tops eastward Of the
city. The enemy's artillery played feebly Our
shells fell far into Petersburgh. Heavy clouds
of smoke were seen there, evidently coming from
burning buildings.
After the rebel lines were pierced they made
hurried movement TO the left, and suffered Sc
verely from an enhlading fire. The rebels hold
their position obstlnatey.
The Herdld's dispatch says the explosion was
to have taken place at A. NJ but was post
poned until 10 minutes to five. simultaneously
with the opening Of destructive fire by the
batteries, the infantry rushed with deaiening
cheers into the entertainments of the enemy, ana
at six clock our troops had captured the frs u
line Of enlrenchments This moment we are
pushing the enemy steadily and surely.
The WOrtd'S dispatch says the movement Of
the I'd corps across the james river ". 3 feint
as they were brought back during the darkness
OF Friday night to their old posiuon. IL Is sup
posed that a whole rebel regiment was buried
IN the ruins OF the exploded works
Gen. Sheridan with large force is operating
around the rebel right wing, and important re-
suits are anticipated.
HARRIsBURGH, July 81. When Gen. Averill
reached Ohambersbug, the names had obtained
81 IN Roadway that 1t was impossible to stay
them. The rebels hurried over the ST. Thomas
road toward NJ, Connellsburg. Gen. Averll
went laundering after them, entering one side
OF McConnellsburg while the invaders left al
the other side
The Pennsylvania railroad to Chambersburg
Is IN working order, and rev eral trains reached
that locality during the daJ
A rum0r was current at Chambersburgh that
large rebel force had made t. appearance al
Hagersown this morning. There has been no
Geographic communication with that place since
this forenoon.
The disposition Of the Federal forces along
our border is oil such character, and IN num-
bers 30 strong as to leave no doubt OF their am
pie efficiency to control 10 an emergency
TIE Governors Proclamation viii be ssued
tomorrow, calling the Legislature together
A rebel MAJOR was killed, and several prison..
ers captured by the citizens Of Chambersburgh
1t is believed IN official circles that the rebels,
after having been severely punished at Neon
ncllsburg, pushed towards Hancock, where they
effected crossing. This makes it certain that
there are no rebels, at least of the columns that
moved from WilIlamsport last week, now in
the State.
NEW YoRK, Aug. |. Gold opened at s2.57 II.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 80 Gen. Sheri ian 4
cavalry captured 200 rebels on the north bank
Of the James river on Friday.
The Steamer h. Clark has arrived from
New Orleans. No news. The health Of the
troops at New Orleans was good.
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1-)ie0

Notices Of Deaths inserted free. Obituaries, including
poetry inserted for Ave cents line be paid for nd
vance This rule will be strictly adhered TO-
In Waterbury, July 9TH, Carrie T. daughter OF Jos
ard Sarah y. Young, aged years month and days
Beautiful Carrie, Joy Of our home
l-ght-heAred fairy oh, where has she gone
The sunshine Of Summer yet lies on the floor
And the roses are climbing all over the door
Sll does she larry, our beautiful one
Who danced through the cottage and pped the lawn
Wac scattered bright blossoms OF love 10 our way,
Who stole all our hearts, and then vanished away.
Down in the meadow the butter cup blooms
Are noddng, and waving and whispering come
And the gay little brooket peeps out mong The trees
Bat golden haired Carrie 1t never more sees.
Hush Did you hear her ali, no she'll not come
Beautiful Carrie her mission is done
Never again will the light footsteps fall,
Never again will the bird like voice call
Little white rosebud Of tenderest love
Angles have wooed her. and borne her above.
Died In the Marion Hospital in Burlington, July 10th
Richard r. Peroiyal, Of Branee, Of Co, I, 1Tth regi.
mont Vermont Volunteers, aged 80 years.
Like many Others he has laid hs fe the countty's
altar May poserlty reap the fruit in the enjoyment OF
a ftmly established Government. He leaves wife and
children who dependent on him for support How
short the day Of human life Of what untold value is the
hrstian's hope.
In Lyndon, July 18th, by Rev. NJ. q. Henderson,
James r. Mathewson, aud Mary Z. Quimby, Of Lyndon
At Marysylle, California, June l4th, James Haven
Of Downiesye, Cal, and Martha Eastman, Of Peachsm
w.
In Walden, July 9th, Lette Eva youngest daughter
Of Rev j. W and o. f. Bridge, aged ? years and G
months she accidentally pulled tub Of hot water
b. which she severely scaded that she fingered IN
goat agony, but Ia hours, when she sweety fell asleep
IN the arms Of Him who said suffer little children 10
10 come unto me "
" sally weep thy parents DER thee
Cos hath called thee to thy home
Thou hast left usin Thy beauty
thou wilt never more return.n
Ia Panton July 9Th, william Tull, aged 20 years
IN St Adams, July Goth, OF dysentery, Edward r. only
son Of Edward j. and Marcia Eastman, aged year and
& days.
bud Of promise, transferred from earth to bloom in
Paridise
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Coun, held at
RANDOLPH Dsrmcr, 49, BfuOkfeld in said district
90 tha 95th day Of July, A. D. 1864
REUBEN PECK Administrator Of the estate Of Erastus
III CoJk, late Of Bookhet, IN said dstr st. deceased
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree Of distri-
button aud partition Of the estate of said deceased.
Wherenpcn, II ~ ordered BY said Cnurt that said
count and sa application he referred II said
Court to be ED at the Probate Once In said Br0okfeid
on the Ath dag Of August A. 1864 for hearing and de-
clsion thereon
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof be
gwen to all perOns interested by publication OF the
three weeks successfully Ia the Green Mountain freeman
~spaper published at Montpelier previous to said
lime appointed for hearing, that they may appear said
time and place. and show cause, II any they may have,
why said account should not be allowed and such decree
maze. By the Court
wr9lw3 Atest ]. r. CLEAYELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-02

ssryan's PuimOnic WATERS.

This most ceranand speedy remedy discovered "a
al Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis lnGu enLa,
Hosrseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, SC, &C.
VHESE wFERs give the most instantaneous and per
| feet relief and when persevered with according
directions, fail to effect rapid and lasting
Thousands have been restored TO perfect health who have
ed ether In vain To all classes and al consti-
tutions they equally blessing and need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed however severe Il may be, provided the organic
structure Of the vital organs is not hopeley decsyed
Every one afflicted should give them impartial trial
To Yoeasts and public Speakers these Waters pc
cuiary valuable they will in DAY the mos.
severe occasional hoaseness and their regular for
few days will at all times increase the power aud fe2i-
bity Of the voice, greatly improving its tone compass
and oeArness for which purpose they regularly used
by many professional yoealists. Nov9swd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor ~ eortlAndt Street,N y
Price y cts. per hox. Fer sale nv all DRUGGISTS
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Marrie0.

In Williamstown July ,, by Rev P. =. Barnard, Mr.
George A. Ainswouh and Miss Is. Lorete, daughter Of
Ebf Bass, Esq, Of Ntlliamst0wn No cards.
In Colchester, July 3D. by Rev @. +. Gafyin Mr.. u D.
Baker, OF Essex and Miss Abbe l. stafford u Coche
In West Addison, July 18th, by Rev D. Lewis, Mr..
Addison Vanderh1ot ami Miss sarah A. Norton both Of
West Addison.
AZ the reside o. The brides father, June 10TH by
Rev G. II. Bickiorl ,orge Kicker and Miss Nancy
Plummer, both Of Oroton.
In Barton, July 9TH, by R'v. NJ. Bullard, Mr.. Abia
shuttHof Walden, and Mrs MARY NJ Foster, OF Barton
Also Ia Barton, a. the residence Of the BRIDES father
July 18th, Mr. Charles skinner Of Derby, and Mis-,
Augusta J. Bullafd
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Ceaal Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at
RANDOLPH DnrRlor ~ Brookfed, within and for said
district on the 22d day Of July, A. b. 1854.
H. @, BlGELOW, Administrator, with will annexed, Of
/ tie est te " AlyiU Iloyey, Of said Brookfeld
deeeaied ptsenls ~ petition and Application in wr ting
srtng forth in substitute that said deceased was in his
HE time, under contract by written bond binding In
aw and in equity 10 convey Andrew urnham Of Chef
ca IN said district The following described real estate in
SAID Chelsea To vii Being all and the premises
conveyed to sa deceased by tho said Andrew Rurnham
by quilclaim deed dat the 9th day Of January, A,
1852 and recorded IN Boob u.s. pige 53 ofbe nd records
Of SAID Town o. Chrlea, The compliance by The said
Andre Bnnham with certain nditions named In said
bond and pfaYng sad Count 10 grant him license to
deed said premises according to the conditions Of sad
bond
Whereupon lis ordered by said Courtlha The same
be referred 10 session thereof be held al The Probate
once in BFookhed Aforesaid on the 10Th day of August
AID. 1864, at 10 ocltck NJ for hearing and decision
thelean and, II Is further ordered thai an persons inter
rs I'D therein be notified hereof by publication Of notice
Of said application and order three weeks successfully
10 the Green Mountain freeman, printed at Montpelier
prev ons to said TINE appointed for hearing, that they
may appear nj said line and place., and show cause, II
any they may have, wy such license and authority
should not be granted
lS0w3 Attest-I. R. CLEAVEIAND, Judge
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Gt,t -nurNet6.
.Ann,tioGE MARKET, July ~

.AHBiiiOGE MARKET, July "a
At Market 1905 cattle gov BeeYe, and los stors
ceuastal Of Working oIen Mich covsltttre tvc
andthf-e year, Old.
Priees-Market Bsef-LXtIs 1890 to $500 ut
- sll5s 1905 I'd 1913 to HOO 30 tscOto SO
Working oIen-ss0 &c 70
Covssnd OSlves-ia0tc 70
Warnings 1000 to OO,OO two years old sO0oo to 90
70 three years DID, sS5 100 to $500.
sheep aud Lambs $500 At market prices 10 lots % O.
to W each extra, eco to 100.
spring Lambs-l,b0 to 500.
Veal Caves-ss to 800 Calf skins-25 to Is pal
Hides-llto III rib. rallow-lltoI2eprlb
Pelts soc, to 81 50 each. Lambs sl,50
RemarksThere large a supply Of stock to-day A.
usually have in the fall Cattle Of the st quality sold
quick and about high last weeka few as high as
S3 80 per but the ruling price for the best was as
small cattle Of the poorer class sold 90 Zoe per cwt lover
and the indications that many will be sold At greater
decline II the drovers wish TO Sc Sheep were duh
that engaged previously brought same as last
week but the supply being large those that we're not en-
gagged sold from oVto lS per head lower than last week
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MONTPELIER MARKET, August /

eRov,sIoss.-Butter, o to IS. ohees, oOto2O Lard
l5to 30 Talow 10. Dried Apple l2 tolls Eggs 20 cents
Potatoes 5OtoI5. Beans t2;oOto 400 west India su-
CARS, - to26. Refined Sugars, 20 to % Peas 81, 90
to l,50.
onons-soOO to 600. Appes-soOO per Dbl
FLorA--ExA sll,5O to 1850. Doxble Extra .lqsO to
l4,Oo. super-EAtrs l4OOto 1900
GRus AND nAT.-Corn, tl,75. Oats, TO- Herdsgrass
Seed 600 per bushe Clover Is % per pound
Hay, ~ to IL per ton. Rye, also.
AisoILLASEoUs--Dry and green hard wood 325to 90
shinges, $500 to 600 wool-common IS to So, Bark
800 to 90 per cord. Nails 1850
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NOliCa,

In answer 10 the notice In the Argus Of this week to
the ma that posted his wifew will just say, that we doub
whether she could get the amount 90 bis credit
where he Is known and where he is known she would
not have any know that she married to man who
20 untrue 10 his country he boasts OF being thus W.
consider his money l-spent and think he had better
save to pay the subscriber the emf OF the year for
that gnoble sheet which he huds so much pleasure III
perusing had she no other for leaving him we
hink his political principles based upon Secessionsm,
Slavery and JET Davis would clearly Justify her sepa-
ration. LIZZIE NJ. 1hAf'
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BOSTON MARKET, July 30.

flour,-W estern, sg,2 to 400
Pors,-i rime, $50, 90 to t3s, 90 Mess, $4,000
BE ef $4,000 to 5000 Lard, II to o. Hams, 20 10 %
Hogs dressed, 90 to 90
Butter, IS to4. Cheese, II to2l Eggs 90 to25. Po-
-satoei 10. Dried Apple u To Is
Beans $500 to $500, Peas S0S7 to $3.50
Herds grass seed $3.50 to sS,75 Glover, 16i toll
Starch 81 to II Tallow, II to 20.
Wool Full 81 God Merino 10 to lis rhree-ourhs blood
10 to LIS Hsfblood 80 to no. Co pmon 100 to 1906
Corn La LIS, oatslOl to l,io Rye AS.
Hops 20 to Is.
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CERTtF AT +.

RUS CERfIFIES that have gven full and denn mite
Instructions to DR. J. DeFarris, Of Chelses VI to make
and administer the Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas"
an anssthete for the Extraction Of Teeth as used by
Or Cotton Of New York
fhe advantages OF the Gas Ether and Chloroorm
F,Rsr.-It Is perfectly harmless No injury was ever
nova from it, inhalation
SEooNDrhe Gas produces the most perfect nsenslbiI
ty TO pain while II avoids the and sickness TO
say nothng Of the danger, from her and chloroform
TnRB.-The Gas Is pleasant to inhaie. having no dsa-
grecabe sue or taste aud the effects all pass of within
three minutes leaving the person feeling precise
y As bsiofe inhAling.
FOURTH 1t be gyen with safety (if pure) In all
sorts aud stage Of disease,
have given such careful instructions DR.. DeForris
that have doubt he can make pure ar Gle o. Gas
and aim mister It with discretion aud safety
N. B1xBY.
Once at'he resdqnos Of wM rsRBsLL, ESQ., Of chelsea.
VI F39m6
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A Card 10 the Suffering.

y WALLow two or three hogheads Of" Buohu," Tonic
y Bitters sarsapaifa, Nervous Antidotes &C., DC,
nd after you sre satisfied with the result then try one
Box o, OLD DOCTOR BUOHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC
PlS-and be restored to health and ygor In less than
thirty days, They purely vegetable pleasant to take,
prompt and salutay in their Effects on the broken down
aud shattered constitution. Old and young eau take
the IN with advantage. Imported and sold Ia the United
states only by JAS. $. BUTLER,
No. 2lT broadway, New York.
RCAgent for the United States
Ps.Ab box Of Pulls securely packed, will be mailed to
any address receipt Of price, ww,eh Is ONE DOLLAR
postpaid-morey refunded by the Agent II entre salts.
faolion is not given. M93T20m3
BprroR or FRErSAs dear Sir, With your permission
wish to say to the readers Of your paper that will SEND
By return mail To all who With (ree) AReosipt with
full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm, that will eaeotuay in ten days Pimples
Bloehes, Tan, Freekles and all impurities 81 the Skin,
leaving the same sot, clear smooth, aud beautiful
will also mail free y iAess LasIng BALD Heads, or
Dare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start foil growth Of LuKurIant Hair
whskers, or a Moust,ehr, In less than thirty days
All applications answered by return mail wthoul
charge. Respectfully yours,
THos. =. CHAPMAs, Chemist
roiar0ama s3l broadway, New York.
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal de-
m'nd. 's made from the choicest materials, is mild
aud emoiIicnt ats nature, fragrantiy scented
auI extremely beneficial in It's action upon the skin
For sale by all druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Ffeb9Fyl
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Nnlice.

OsT. st aged stolen from the pasture Il the sub
Ischber on or before the 25h inst three year old
horse colt ue color, him oil flesh small star In fore
head sh cd forward hind feet bare small sore the
Top Of neck where names CALLED it, also each
boulder by the cause shoes loose whoever will
riurn sad colt, give information where he can be
found, shall be suitably rewarded
GORDON P HlBBARD.
East Bfookheld VI. July 30. P3lw9
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Nem advertisements.


| WILL sell at Public Auction, on the premises, on
the 25th day of August 1864, at O'Clock, NJ, all Of
the farm, with the reyersOnary interest In the widow
dDFer Said Farm is situated in East Montpelier and
is the ont which Jsryiile Sanders died. It contain
shout GO Of land on which is comfortable house
wood shed barn and a small richard Of native fruit,
WILLARD SANDERS, Administrator.
East Montpelier, July 25th, 1864. 3lFs3
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lihE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
ofabe Probate Court ofthe District OF Washington,
ca nmissioners to receive examine and just all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF Solomon
Ferry la'e Of ROGuufy, IN SAID district, deceased rep
sened nsOlyen and the term Of months from the I'd
day OF May 1864 being allowed by said COurto the cred
TORS Of sad deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
Tive claims before GIVE notice, that will attend To
the duties n appointment at the dwelling house Of
Loyina Ferry IN hOXbury, IA said district, on the let
tuesday tl Oc obef neat O'clock Ia the afternoon
IN said day
HIRAM WALBRlDGE, c.a..,..
1T SUMNER. No"" ~
Roxbuty July 25 D. f-G4 r3lw3
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Extract Teeth without Pain.

Unlike thorofom and Ether this Gas Is perfec ly
ha m1ss and does not like those agents leave any un
pleasant eGto's luet ubsiing it.
Cotton u Brooklyn, nov At the head II Cotton Den
tai Association Of New York, for Tue extraction OF
eeth who Is undoubtedly the skfu person IN this
country in making and using this Ca, after expe
fiente OF wenty years bears he most liberal testimony
10 tYur uf its great sue ess as an anesihetc.
H has tminslerel o. IL tislnt4 Of Persons " every
grade Il constitution, and variety Of temperament with
out single instance of harm occurring
Tie following certificate from ur Bixby sresp ectful
submitted,
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West Randolph Academy

WILL commence It's y ~ Term, September LIST. GeOl.
W ogy, lately Introduce is Of the most int rest
ing stuiles Special attention those preparing to teach
AUGUSTUS WING, 4. D. Principal, aided BY comps
tent Teachers
West Kandolph. July 2glh, 1854. R9lw3
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DO YOU wish 10 be Cured

DR.. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure,
less than 80 days The wOrs, kind Of nervousness In
potency, Premature neday, Seminal Weakness Insanity
and all Urinary Sexual and Nervous Affections, mat
ter from what cause pr uoed Price 81 per box Sent
postpaid by mail, receipt 81 order one box will
perfect the cure in most jases, Address,
Nql3r9Qwa JAMES s. BUTLER,
l.n.rst Ag.nt ioT Rroadwav
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@ he freeman /.

We desire to make the FIREMAN particularly valuable
Tor from all parts Of Vermont, and our friends in
Of the State, especially in Washington Or
anes and Lamoie Counties, will confer great favor
upou us and our readers by sending us local intelligence
the facts and we will arrange them for the paper
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CAUTION
10 FEMALES LNDELICATE HEALTH

nR Dow Physician ard Surgeon, No Endieott Street
~ Boston is consulted daily for all diseases incident to
he female system. rrolapsus Uieri or Falling OF the
Womb, Flour Abus Suppression, aud other Menstrual
arrangements are all treated pathological prn-
cipe, and speedy relief guara In few days SO n
yaraby certain Is the mode Of treatment that most
obstinate yield under it, aud the afflicted per
soon teioioes In perfect health.
Dr. dow has doubt had greater experience in the
Of diseases Of women than any other physician In
Boston
Boarding accomm ions for patti, nts who may wish
to stay In Boston for Afew days under his treatment
Dr. Dow ,ince isi5, having confined his whole atten-
ton ONCE practice for the OF Private Diseases
and Female Complaints, Acknowledges superior in the
United States.
n. BAH letters must contain one dollar, they will
not be answered
Office hour from A NJ, too N.
Boston, uly 20, 1884 wF30yl
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There is another row among the major gener
ais. Badly " Smith is relieved Of his command
the last account says, for iusubordination 10 Gen.
Butler. Gen. Grant is a warm friend of Smith
but intolerant of naturalization, aud as Smith
was unwilling to yield to Gen. Buffers control,
Gen. Grant relieved him at his own request He
has been rendered command a, the West, gen,
smith, it will be recoIlteted, is native Of our
State, was the first colonel the Sd regiment had
and has the name Of being an excellent officer.
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ITALIAN BEES.

DuRE Italian ouens can be furnished this sss.os by the
subscribers A. early a. they can be procured elsewhere
The stock nom -hoh breed. Was procured Of w. h. L.
Langsroh Sen ofoho, Importers aud Bts elders Ial.
ian Bees by Rev r. sr6s In 1852 and and have be- en-
acknowledged 10 he Superior 10 other Beca claimed 10 he
lisl,apl even BY deAlcSs In thea. We have spared
aeiiher expense q papiie Keep our stock pure az We
haze purchased and removed al native nees from the lu
mediate cinity.
Price u an Italian Queen warranted pure, slG 9TH
full instruciions for uniting her With common stock
" Mt BY Express At our risk.
gcy Address. faosts BIxsr, EAsl OtAage,vL
rAf u. :. FROST,
East ofangs, VI, June =, ln4 N. J. Bl1BY
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CIARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

HIS invaluable medicine is unfsilins in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases noidentto the
female constitution.
II moderaes all excuses and removes all distractions
from whatever cause, and speedy may be relied
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Ether and Chloroform superseded by the
NITROUS OXIDE, OR LAUGHING GAS.

DR.. j. G. De FORR has the pleasure Of aunouneing
10 tie public that be is administering the Nitrous
oxide or Laughing Cas-, by the all OF whIch he s
enabled to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-02

1t 10 peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken by females thst,sre
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring Miscarriage but al every other
time and in every other case they perfectly safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heayness Fatigue slight exer-
ton Palptstion Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Hys-
lerics Sick Headache Whites and all the painful dseas
es accustomed by disorgsniEed system these Pills will
effect a when all other means have failed,
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 30 pills, aud enclroled with the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain be sent post
Ter al 90 and 6 postage stamps.
Sole United States Agent JOB MOSES, "a Cortandt
Street, New York
Snld nv all Drurrists nOyaSlymvN