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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Par FOR LoooNOTrEs.-Tne Syracuse IN.
~ Courier says an experiment has been
made with peat in a locomotive on the Cen
tral Railroad. The engine drew car con
tanning the superintendent and number of
gentlemen, 20 miles in IS minutes. without
an attempt at making speed. The peat made
beautiful fire, throwing out an immense
heat and burning with a steady fame The
steam was kept at an even gauge of from 90
to 100 pounds during the trial trip. and Su-
perintendents Lapham and Van Week were
mighty pleased with the test Of peat as p fueI.
I3roDoUnciDg ita success The usual AMOUNT
Of feel consumed By coal burning engines is
a ton to every 20 miles, bur in this instance
only bali ton was used, giving evidence of
its value as substitute for anthracite.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

TIE lNAuCuEAL "A mcaner. dlruer or NOR,
lying paper ia not Published than the Mon
treal telegraph. which is rs much -,ce>
sion print a- the Charleston papers ,ye-
were IN their Ialmies- days The following
choice paragraph we take from it, Monday.
issue
President Lincoln second inaugural nd.
dress l. remarkable on the one hand Tor 10.
brevity, it, hypocrisy, and its hasphemv
and On the other for &C., d1llrOus ANTICIPATION
% long continuance of the war. and DE-
attempts To excuse God for NOT being 70
Thorough NIrtlern >vmplJliz.r Tn. scrip
turl allusious and qllnu1n- from lips
whose hahItual utteranccs are the flthie>-
ribsldry. must have had an ,diiyiue ,i, ct
upfu m- audi.ucc 4 useless. cruel. and
unnat,IE WIZ an q bo notified by b
means nor l. Providence likely 10 he e.i.
cd into avoring tie lust Of emrir, hy Mr.
Lincoln's attempt TO make 1t responsible ioT
the contest and Its results
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

DESTRUCTION OF REBEL GUNBOATs.-Tbe
burning and blowing up Of the iron-clads
Palmetto State, Chicora and Charleston.
was magnificent spectacle. The Palmetto
State was the first to explode, and was fol-
lowed by the Cblcora about o'clock. and
the Charleston about II A NJ The latter.
1t is stated, had 20 tons of gun powder on
board. Pieces of iron plates, red hot, tell on
the wharyes and set them on fire. By the
active exertiOns of Superintendent Thomas
Turner, the gas works were saved The ex-
plosiOns were terrific Tremendous clouds of
smoke went up, forming beautiful wreaths.
iuH Palmetto tree, with Its leaves and
stems, was noticed by many observers As
the last wreath Of smoke disappeared the full
form OF the rattlesnake IN the centre was
remarked by many, as it gradually faded
awsy.-ChGrlesfon Courier
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Admiral Dahlgren has issued an order for
the maintenance Of the authority OF the Uni
TED States IN Georgetown. he first saws
" In conformity 20 the laws of the United
States. slavery no longer exists within the
limits of the Union. Persons residing here
who thus become free men, will in future
enjoy the fruits of their own labor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

FlsTrLA LACHErNArfs.-A wonderful cure nor
formed ry nr. a. A. Oaks havir- come uric- sur
notice. We feel. Che -reatcste4. c.,nfir1re Ia rr,
meua.uE DIE superior Treatment G. such As may -
afi-tc1 with diseases ~ the eve. Tl-. -u-e VS.
rerlornea Htcr the case hal been pronounced hy
eminent physicians llruratIe. and IN. et. =
destroy et. and life drspairct OF Tie eve IS ~
sell, healthy and hrllisut a. ever ami no one -sr
i-ccFu thc difference 10 j. really wonderful cure
ana would grace any nf Uur "mel.ea. ree.-t. -
Success 90 llr oa,s ani h. superior treatment.
which Is euf -ely new
LtIca NAV -'sf l-rI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
POWERS l. STORY.
DEALERS ~
PiGnOS, CGbiHcf Organs,
AND MELODEONS.

/ BURLINGTON. VFRNpVr
NE keep constantly on hand. LARGE a.s,rt.
/ W ment VI the above instruments from anly
~ -, a. We krolr % make the hest
loi We warrant ever instrument we sell for FlvK
ikAksi AMI n II does not suit the purchaser Ia ev
/ err respect, h Is At liberty o. exchange IL
inc United Co.'S Pianos made hy a STOCK TO-
.ofslhen am Workfnen from the best mauuficf.
/ ll New fork, we make our leading fust-rlrrer..
The manufacturers, by doing their own lahor arJ
each man BEING personally interested are ena tled
10 max first class instrument AZ les price ma
any othe5 establishment Many II our BEST must
- ,, ana o.neIs, have purchased them. Anon
= Pref 4 s MOO. 9, Moore, Burlington.
Edward LYMAN
Col r 2. stone, Plattsburgh. Ny
Mr. hhitesides, Champaign n Y
John Rodgers, Black Brook,
Mrs.. DR.. Woodard Brandon
Dr. Drew, Waterbury.
We arc also agents for
Dunham' Steinway ~ sons. HazeIto
Bros, Emerson, Woodward a
Brown.
mo othefs. All instruments sell at mAnufac
turers prices setting them M and keeri1s, a.,
N tune Tor one year free Of expense SecoDd hand
ramos We take IN exchange for new. thereby hav-
M, a stock constantly On hand AM Tor ale.
. We are alsy sole agents for MASON a uAAfIINrS
cabinet ORGANS, whose superiority over ali
instruments Of the Melode0n .iass ~, ~, Iii
SHOWN % dwell upon. sample always 10 he seeb
a. our Warornltns. s'H
beware ~ agents travelling the country with
responsibility, selling instrument- In nine case
out u ten you viii get cheated II yo, t,t5-,b, ~
them. But call az our wareroor1s AT II T. S.
Ausie 81 re, before purchasing, aud see .bat We
an do Tor you '' VIC
4 A, v P POW 49,. III STORY.
DUH -''n' AH-- = ls'4 d&v.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Leave Burlington at as A. NJ, t2.IO P. NJ, 40
p. ", and 7.Op ?. NJ.
Day Express leaves Burlington az AGO p. H., for
Montreal.
Mail Train leaves Boston at - A. VI. Wis Lowell,
Lawrence OF Fitchburg. for Burlington and 81 Al
bans.
ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Nurtl6eld ~ -
A. NJ. BurlingtG.. 81 1910 =. 81 fDr Rouse Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls AZ lpl.t ?. 81.
receiving passengers from Vermont valley r
Leaving Neg YORK. at l2.l5 p. VI, and from Cheshire
T. R. leayin. Boston at Sci p. NJ, connecting At
White River Junction with train lrsying Boston ct
Ia r. NJ, FOR Burlington, Rouss's Point. Montreal
and Ogen-auf- The Mail Trains connect with
Passumpsc Road.
Sleeping cars are attached O both the Night EN-
press trains running between St Adams and
Boston and ii. Alhars and Springfield
Through Tickej- iuF Chicago and the West ter sale
AZ the principal stations.
Aim Nh Il IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
NERVE INVIGORATOR

For Nervous Dcblify, Seminal Weakness Lats n
PotrsT, frnp0fsHcy, Confusion Of Thought. Loss Of
Memory. irrifaf1be Temper. gloomy AlJrchellriors
Fsay. D,sp0HasRcy Melancholy, ana all other evils
caused by habifs srrsssire indulgence. -
This remedy Is composed Of the most soothing.
strengthening and invigUrating medicines IN the
whole vegetable kingdom, forming 10 combination.
the most perfect rfifofe for this obstinate class Of
malAdies everyetdscOvered Ithss been sent toevery
State In the Union positively curing thousands VINO
have never seen the inventor, restoring them o.
sound hsaifh Nervous sufferer wherever YOU
NAV he don't fail 70 test the virtues Of this Non
dsrfui Remedy. - One large b0ttl lasts a month,
PRICE $40. These FOUR SURE REMEDIES
zye prsp-sd Gf ny Office and b. ATTAINED no trsre
rise - send by Express susrvlrhsrs with full
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

We iA5e pleasure .n recording another wonderful
cure .4 ~ Oaks A young man rhu is EMPLOYED
=. Ger, in The estthllshmeut 70 l. wilkins. Esl
clniectoncr No.. ~. 81 EIeec, 20 Street Ut.~, ~.
curcd % total blindness arising from maur sis lie
Is noW a. vel and can see az perfectly a, az anv
Jura. August ISL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

JrlCA. august -. I-5i
hEAR SIR Permit me, vcry respectfully. O. pre-
ent on with this certificate as 3 t1te1 N tour
-neeriu. s,iil a. physician. and Of your de1ort-
ment as a gentleman.
pr more than seven years have been aHi-ted
f-th -lr-nes, 10 nature peculiar O. females. ex-
iept mat vas bedr.tdcn far over two YEAR. and
unable 90 move without assistance have had 7ir,.
inherent physicians iu the last two years. none az
~lon could help me Indeed. O. use theiruwn W. r.
.theF were completely pgzzl 81 with ms case. and
tlat ti the mc;lcine m the world could not restore
-r. A"r even help me" A0er much reject. .1 I
.ii-euied try Your treatment. : had hearl you
(" hi-hI} spoken oi hy those whom YOU had cured
-' realized the Truth ior myself. thatyour supe-
ll.f Is il was beneficial, and that YOUR treatment
ne pel me IN les than two weeks IN four months
] has 81 much improved that even ms friends .sere
Astonlsnei continue o. improve and can now
'heeriull5 add tins, nv mite with hundreds n tn
eTs whose lives You have saved and rendered happy
41l 6yl bless on, DR.. Oass, in your enno5ling
aa1 denetcent missi0n % suffering humanity. /
snall always be happy % reply o. any Who NAV re
iaF 70 me - % your capabilities and skill
AID, dear sir
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. z GREY.
No g. Whitesbcro Street, Utica. y Y.
For references see circulars 70 oe had Al
'thce ho1rs from a. ~ until p ~
nv -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
ALTERATIXE SYRUP.

For Impurities Of fhS BioOf resulting from iupra-
dsuse cufsiHg Erupfi0ns The SktH sore Throgf,
Mouth aud Nose lass Of H1ir Old Sores Seedlings.
P1s ~ fas Bones. and al ofhsr sims Of az ucfirs
poison N the sysfsns- ii Nc remedy ever discover
ed has done what has been achieved by this 10
cnref gsnf from the South stopping AZ Newport,
hGlfag bern Hndsr ths treatment Of me clfasnt
phgsiciaHs Bafiularf Phiilffugia aud Nss YORK.,
FOR FIVE YEARS Never despair Of a permanent
cure, matter AoU obstinate your hEt bssu IN
III YOU have tasted the virtues OF this potent 4lfsr-
afJs Il is prepared ,rTrsssiy FOR tts ylrpoFs and
T. superior n other remedy for such cases -
One Law hnff l. la a rufh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. r
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nov 18th s64, trains will run - Z"


Commencing Nov 18th So, trains will run 81 ("
low
LEAVE BURLISGToSs
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TRAIN ior Boston, Lowell, "or-
ce-ter FitchhurEh. BrattlebnrO, springfield liaEt
ford, New Haven Troy, Albany and New YORK
arrive ln Troy a.iZ T.. - New ! ork ~ ?. NJ
Boston 30 p.
tn ongA 10 Boston rliAouf chEsg' Of Cas-
ti.nsi A ~ Accommodation Tram.
i.+u P g.. EMPRESS TRAIN Tor Troy, Albany, New
YORK and the Vest arrive ~ Troy $40 p NJ !
New York 3 A. ~, hy Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
Thro,sgk % Trop WITHOUT CtsNg' Of CGrf-
e.sl ~. NIGHT EMPRESS. with Sleeping Cars, Tor
New Y--E and Boston. Arrive in Troy a. 5.rl A.
n. New YORK ~ A y. Boston A. >.
Through 10 Troy 0Hf Boston irithom change
Of Cars.
From SostL asa Ea'f Tr4iH' arrirs At snTiT-g-
Ton fatotrs
rs r. ~. MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, nor-
cester Springfield Hartford, New Haven, Troy,
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston - A. y (;
New York 7uU A. y. with Sleeping Car attached.
Troy l-oJ
425 n, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Car. from New York and Boston Leaves New
YORK At 3 Pm, Boston so p ~
lo.c1 A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut
laut
35l p. ". NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leaves New
York at s0o p. \. Through froln Troy without
change Il cars.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, albany, New
York. Schenectady and al principal points OF the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation given BY -
No. J., American Hotel Block.
Backsge checked through.
RFare always a. low a. BY any other line.
GEO. A MERRILL. Sup't.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

a FRENCH paper reports speciai meeting
Of French goErnsefs, whose aim and object in
life IS to produce some new dish. The latest
novelty their combined wisdom has been able
TO devise is a lobster boiled in champagne.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
DR.. MATTIsON's SURE REMEDIES
DIUkETIC COMPOUND,

For Diseases ofths Urinary Orggs', rs,a'fing
from inpTHdenee, causing improper eischgvgss Ac1f
irritation, &c. II contains Co9aiUG, CEbsbs, Itr-
penfiae, any other offensive or Injurious drug,
but is safe, sure, and piels1nf remedy that Will
cure in one half the time Of any other. or fts
price lriH BE- refunded. You that have been taxing
BalsaTa Cop iira for months without benefit. until
sick and pale your breath and clothes are tainted
with its offensive Od0r, throw Il away and send FOR
bottle Of this sure RsHasdy. II will not only
you az once, but also cleanse the system from the
hurtful drugs you have been taking 20 long - For
ChT0hie cases. OF months and even yeas duration,
Il IL a ,HTs cure. Try il oHcc ant yuu will never
taste the disgusting mixtures OF Baisas. Coraii,I
again. prone large bottle generally sufficient G"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
ERMoNr CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing March 1871, 1865.

ra.iss GOING sOUrB AND EAST
Leave Burlington at 100 A. 81, 1910 P. NJ, and
anGP. u.
Mall Train leaves Sc. Alhans, 6.i5 A. NJ, con-
Meeting at White River junction and Bellows fails
with trains for Boston, Worcester. Springfield ana
New YORK arriving at New York At iO.l5 P VI
Day EXPRESS leaves Montreal at 500 A NJ
Sc Johns at g 80 An. for Troy and New fors
Night Express leaves Ogfenshurgh 81 II % 4 VI,
Montreal3 is .M. ROuses Point 5.45 ? NJ 80 Johns
at 10 p. NJ arriving az Enst0n at $50 A d., con-
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester AMI with Vermont valley
Railroad flr Springfield. &C. and striving in New
YORK at y ~ p. VI.
Accommodation Train leaves Rouse's Point At
As a. H. and Burlington at 1910 ,. m for North
field.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

~ Thou'1nd' ~ D0Hgrs are paid 60 sEindling
quacks daily, irhich y than fir0-u 1rrV This
comes from trusting 70 the deceptive advertise
ments Of men calling themselves Doctor whose
- Advertising physicians in nine cases out q
ten l-lposfors and medicines Of this kind found
IN dug sf1rc,. are generally worthless-got up o.
ssii and not o cure The Sure Rsrnrffcv can he OBJ
tai Ell AZ Hlg OF-s only, and are warranted a. re-
presented, 10 every, respect, n, B-ics t-iH b
rffzH1tf Persons distance may 30 cured az
hun, 10 ftf th1rfcsf posThfs firs hy sercinE for
them. - nr Mattison Is an educated physician
Of over taenty years experience, ten 10 genera
V-lcfI-s. uutl compelled ~ ~ health % adopt an
lmpruceuce m both sexes. giving them ls u11Is
4f'sEfi. ~ ~ Circulars giving full Information.
with 4ud0utfsf fssfirloEi1if, also book on S1srf1
Dissasss a ssls1 FHrsi9rs NJ free = b. -4-r
raj send f9- fssu Tor without fssfiui1ut1s a. .s--
can be trusted Enclose a stamp f1r postage
and direct O. DIR & MATTISON. No. -
UNION STREET. PROVIDENCE. X. 1.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

= = Ut ~ = ~ .IaII'III- z TITtu
]. samuel Steere, Of Fly Greek. Otse-- County
DO hereby certify that have been totally blind fSr
FoErf YEARS. and have been under the treatment
~ the most experienced oculists and surgeon NJ III
New nr., who have pronounced ms case ir,urt bic
have been under Dr.. n. A. Oaks treatrBert ~
seven weeks have seen him but three times and
~ The trst time to-day these many wears uas en-
4hel p discover objects clearly twenty rods distant
can also O. read his name on his window baes
which have done IN the presence ~ witnesses from
excessive delight ~ returning vision. when ] f-sf
Jaw the Doctor, ! vas completely rros-rated in
bodily health. lie has completely restored me- md
am very happy % say tlat / feel fully twenty
years Younger an nearly I'D wears olt-
SAMUEL STEERE.
Utica, september 9TH. I-6l
NirNEssts-J. A. Kidney and Dr. Calvin Ki1ne,
Frankfort. Herkimer COUNTY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
LIFE. FIRE : MARINE INSURANCE.

LIFE. FIRE s MARINE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD. Conn.-CspitsI. go. 90.
Home Insurance Company,
or NEW fORk--capitsi. ..-.-.... g., oo0.O oo.
PhGuiI Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD. Conn.-CApitai. $500 .ooo.
Connections Fire Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD. Conn -caoital-- $4,000.
North Western Insurance COMPANY
OF oSwEGo, " Y.-Capital. st5o ~,
Western Massachusetts Insurance Co.
/ OF PTTTSFIELD Mass.-CapitAl. .si,o IN,
international Fire Insurance Company.
1 OFNEW YORk.-Capital.. ........... O9o.oo0
North American Fire Insurance Co.
7 OF NEW YORK.-Capitll.. .s5oo.ooo
Lor.llard Fire Insurance Company.
VI W" fVhA'-oApital. $50. OO0.
New York Lite Insurance COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK.-Cash Asset. a. s,a a
Charter Oak Life Insurance COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD. Conn.-Cash Assets. kS,. co
Travellers Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD Coun.-Cash Capital. .ss,oo.,
Fire and Inland Insurance Ike, Il, ,h. ,i...
name first class companies % N. smoant ~ e.,
90 In one risk VI 49,
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm, ip-o-
perty generally viii Ne Insured FOR on, ar te-rn
raIfra q.
Iy three fourths the profits al rat.s ~ ~, a. -
make u an object 20 all haviny snch r-onertv ~
insure. q try these Campanies P''F' -
frenium notes ART not required and the in.ur-.f
-nSIs n" han'l,ty 70 assessments; the large cash
" for all Losses.
On hr'f class dSelling houses an. contents poci..
Tor I'VE years Will he given for one per cent pretai,ru
ioI the whole term, and the insured allowed a re-
~ oi three ourths the profits annually.
TIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO., insures
against accidents .. all kinds
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PRENIUy
vii insure $500 against accidental los. If la,
while travelling by any public conveyance
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUY
ecurec policy for 5000, aud also S. per wee.
Compensation ior persOnal injury ncapseit. t;,,tb.
eH irom MS ordinary business
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PRENrru
secures fan policy FOR xSos0 And g.. ~ -
,o-rpensa..on tcr al and every des,,-frcic- -.
-. lrsssl 'nls Or Otherwise 49,
Policies - 500. Nth & re- 49,. .--.
80 "s I'D To- g. per anauun. - - 49,
: ~1ta - a2d :, 90 az propSr-t..,.ss -. '
hazardous rates. ~ sPeci-i ana
apply IN pe.son or BY mail to
b WIRES, Agent.
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sHATrUCK a FLANAGAN

No. Union Block Church -,
HAV Just received large assortment Of Paper
Cola Of all earts and sizes among Sbi,b
may be found the French Printed Pau.r Collar.
Cloth Lined PeTsigny and Garott The Satir
Enamel GsTotie and a number of other dif.rs,,,
kind to- numerous 20 mention. Our stock Of t;.n,s
Furnishing Goods Is complete. Give usa call snd
ohliSe.
sHATTUCR q FLANAGAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

A NEW lot OF Meerchsum End Brisr Pirss. Tho
"a best assortment offered. also a new ssartrnenf
Of Lsdies Travelling Baskets. Fancy - -. -
nice Tor the Holidays. For sale Il 10 . Upio,.
Block. Wv DREW 4 SON
Dec. u.
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correspondence of the Free Press.1
Our Released Prisoners.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March Q. 1865.

-hsfsrs. Editors
Again We are receiving in large
numbers. our paroled and exchanged men from
Southern Prisons, via Wilmington, n. c. Poor
creatures, it makes one shudder to see so many
OF them as they arrive here, once healthy men,
looking so thin and emscisted. and slmost de.-
titute Of sufficient clothing to cover their naked
meas About eleven hundred enlisted men, and
about six hundred officers, arrived here yester-
day. Among the officers, are the following
named Vermonters, (who, by the way, are look
ing remarkably well in health, but would judge
from their appearance, that their wardrobes need
replenishing some.)
Captain scbOfeld, Co. F, Is, VT. Cavalry.
Lieut. E II. Higley, " K, 9" " "
c. p Stone - F, d" g
E. Holden, " C, d" "
F. 8Iather, " II, D."
Capt. c W Boughton, d" D, 4th a." Infantry
H. c. Chaplin, " c,
Lieut. l. W Fisher, " D, d"
c. W. Carr, II.
J. Gallagher, a,
who appear very much pleased at being once
more at liberty.
1t is very gratifying and amusing to hear the
men shout and hurrah, as they are greeted on
their arrival by the Band Of the Post Hospital,
playing the national airs Of the land Of the
free.
The enlisted men that are well enough to bear
transportation to their homes, are receiving a
furlough Of thirty days, as well as two month 5
pay, and Communication Of rations while in cap
tivitv. which makes them feel like new men, and
that they are not entirely destitute of friends,
as they no doubt think very frequently, while
in the slave pens Of the South, that they are.
Yours, truly,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
CERTIFIcsTES and REFERENCES


MILFORD, OrsEGo Co. y. Y. May 9Th, IS54.
This is % certify that I have been sick with
Catarrhal Bronchitis Tor years. Last Mach I
vas induced % Try Dr. Oaks treatment. which re-
uefed me ln ten minutes. / used o. cough Ia Z the
night, and raise On an average AZ much a. a are
u-a cup iui % vlscd phlegm. Ny sleep vas So very
much disturbed, that would awake with burning
FEVER aud Precipitation. AMER using the Doctors
medicine one month. ] gained In flesh 70 pounds At
the END u two months / weighed p pounds more
than ia March previous. Ny cough left ne IN two
weeks The night sweats ceased In 3 or 3 nights
hy fever ieit me M appetite and sleep returned
ana can truly say that Ihave been a. 10 we're raised
IRON the dead % newness of life ana this Wit but
one months treatment.
FRANCIS ROWLAND
JOHN " SMITH
For references cheerfuily refer 10
DOOR RUSSELL, Rank C00perstour
JOHN r SCOTT
GEO. r. WORTHINGTON.
,... 49, .. Worthingtor Bank.
CHAS. ". SMITH. Otseg0 Bank.
hereby certify o the veracity % the above
BETSY SMITH, Milford, Otseg0 Co. NT
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STEAM FROM
liverpool 10 Boston,
DIRECT. ONCE A FORTNIGHT.
WARREN a CO.'S LINE.

I he following splendid drst class iron Screw
1 Steamships are appointed % sail from Liver
pool ilr Boston every alternate saturday, c0mmenc
in- SATURDAY April sth, l-65.
PROPONTIS. Z5e1 tons. 80 horse power.
HtLLESPUNT 45pu d" So
GAMBIA. 2-n q" $50 "
PARAMOUNT. 25uI " 3-U
Passengers ~ these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance Of cooked pro
visions
steersse passage from Liverpool 20 Boston 5000
children under ~ years. 300
Infants under year. 1000
R-TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
in. O. get their friends out from the Oh Country
these steamers offer advantages superior % those u
any Oh er Line. Passengers BY these steamships
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