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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

The notorious, if not famous, Gen. Dan. Sickles. is
on mission to Aspnwal, Bogots Lima, &C., to inves-
gate the ard the gsrquisitcs of The sew
eral consuates in that quarter. The profits of the
trip, in the form VI hushmoney, will probably be very
large.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

On the goth March Il Gumher of negroes having
built raft on Brar Creek about 100 miles below Au-
gusla, foaed out and attempted to navigate The So
vannah River and 60 to the Yankees in Savannah.-
The craft strucka torpedo and blew the raft 10 pieces
No more Of the party has beeu heard of since:
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

Gen. Lee told two clergymen who had called OF
him. aud were conversngabout the best means Of bro
noting the spiritual interest of soldiers hat the way
to benefit soldiers and make them willing to raraiya
with them" .-
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

Northern papers state that ton regiments have been
recruited from among the conrabands who joined
SHERMAN in his recent march, and urther additions
are expected to this force from his present compaign
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

TIE Crops IN MIDDLE GEORGIA. Letters from Mid
die Georgia state that the wheat crops are looking
we'll Notwithstanding tho bad weather.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

The Salisbury (N. .C,l Watehman says that q negro
woman, one hundred aud twenty-five years old, died
recently in Davidson county. 81.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

The Charleston Theatre was announced to open on
the night Of the 18th, with Tobias Comedy of the
'lHoney Moon"
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26
CAMDEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL, .2e

The small po1 RACES in Savannah -37s cases at one
time in the Post Hospital, ~.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

. A romantic young man says that woman's
heart is like the moon-t changes continually,
shqt always, has a man in it.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

The Legislature of Georgia has appropriated So, 900.
600 for the benefit of soldiers families, and $3Ooo,
900 as military fund for this year,
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26
OATH.

l. do solemly swear in the pres
ence of Almighty God, that will bear true
and firm alleg glance to the United States of
America, and will faithfully support the Con-
stitution and Laws thereof, and that in this
behalf i viii to the utmost of my power op-
pose and discountenance all secession, rebellion
ssa SsS47i4 aaa syss4ssi9s ssA!as -s2 !s
ly repudiate all allegiance to the so-cacd
Confederate States of America, or any other
power, State or Sovereignty, whatever, that L
will not, by word, or act, sign, letter or mes.
sage, give aid or comfort to any person or
persons hostile to the United States, nor hold
any communication whatever with such person
or persons except through, and with the con-
sent Of the properly constituted auth critics.
do further promise and swear that | will
give to the nearest commanding officer of the
United States forces immediate notice of the
presence or near approach of any enemy, spy
or disloyal person and of all matters that may
at any timo come within my knowledge in
which the interest of the United States are
concerned:
All this do most solemn'y, and sincerely
swear, without any hesitation, mental reserva.
ton, or secret evasion Of purpose in me what
ever, pledging my sacred honor, my life, and
my property for the due and full observance of
this my solemn Oath Of Allegiance.
Description ofperson appended.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

FROM CHARLESTON Columbia "Phoenx" says:
We have, thanks to friend copy Of the Charleston
"Courier," ofthe 10Th. 1t every fatulent in the
editorial department. We gather aparagraph touch
ing fire in Meeting Between Market and Flasell
Streets which the reader will find more fully reported
elsewhere. We note the following well known names
as among the municipal officers. of the post, viz:
Dr. A. G.. Mackey, Inspector of the City.
Dr. George s. Pelzer, City Register
Tim Hnwley, Superintendent Of Streets.
D. Kirk, Sub. Inspector.
4. G. Prince, do.
j. 7. Milligan, do.
J. Shockle-, do
P. Brady, Superintendent of scavengers.
George \hope Clerk of Market. ..
A. Peurifoy, Assistant.
J. G. Welton, Superintendent Artesian Well "
James Douglas, Superintendent Tidal Drains.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26
The Iron Clad Oath.

We have been furnished (says the Constitu-
tionalist) by an exile from Savannah, with the
following oath, W hich is now requiIcl Of the
citizens of that place. We wonder how the
submissionists, if there be any in our midst,
Will like this stringency ofthe Yankees
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

ry at command, we should not suffer for want of
cotton fabrics, or supney leave all the use and profit
and application of cotton to foes or our 'socaed
mental" observers One-tenth of the energy enter.
prise, determination and capital that have been deyo-
ted most inurousy to blockade running and virtually
if hot designedly, against Southern independence and
selfreance, if even how directed by intelligence and
zeal, could in six months supply many wants and de-
yelopo new andencouragug and omeus of success
: Who will undertake to supply carding and spinning
machine ofan old and approved pattern, or with de-
sired improvements and1n adaptation to the available
supply of materials2 These remarks have been sug-
gested after many inquiries made ofus relative to the
manufacture of such machines.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

One WAY TO WIN ONE KIND OF VIoTo-
RIEs-RATHrR SEvERE-One of the most pro-,
life sources Of Generalization is the absence
of:so many officers from their commands
HHey are to be found in shoals mall our towns
aud cities-nay, there is no scarcity of them
in our smallest Villages sand other hooks and
corners. where they can sport their brass Lht-
tons toyadyantage They arc, for the most
part, lo'e>slck swains and dashing gaan,s,
moncpolizo the society of the softer SEX They
have been billing and 'cooing ever since this
struggle commenced, and scores of thcn,j have
won laurels'in thu wars OF Venus besides
which bloody wre;lis are meg circumstance,
Indeed, they ara having Gne time with the
ladies, it being so n!leii mare Comfortable to
n pianb. itiali 70 fAFe
the rongl! and trnh:r ofa horrible car,paig,,.
The dear creatures who daily sce So unch of
these gentlemen aIlmil. b. all r,ca:,s, lctain
them from tie :i"i'i t' H." wtclerye Of their
smiles, for should they let then, 90 where ,I,,ty
calls them, they Mi ght never relurn 81
bird in the hand is w3rth tw" in the busl, 1A
Yes keep them near 7on, latIips-that is tile
way to subjuga'c tbcm in more sense than onrl
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

SesIed aer many inquiries maze oLus Te!aufe 10 Tue
manufacture of such machines.
--~~-~>~~~~~~~~-
We ore panied at the necessity which requires at our
hands noticeand comment Upon an outrage committed
in this toH few days since. We are not so acu-
rataly andsats actoriy Informed 10 the nature of
the crime as to enable us to determine whether the Of
fender deserved tho punishpent imposed. Our judg>
ment incnes TO the decision that he did, but the man
ner and place of punishment, fortunately interrupted
meets our entire condemnation. Such scene within
The view of the windows of the residences Of delicate
and sensitive females surely brings eproach upon any
engaged in it, while the lawlessuess eshe net is rep
relssaalsible in theaxreme.
! license is as different frem liberty as day yllom
ng, end yet they seem singuarly contounded i'll The
minds ofmany Of. our peopse. Valor and heroisn
find their fitting fields on bc battle g.ound not upon
an.aFena where s iell. elsiii commands, Neither
i asls rJr PROPERTY ara srish + -
and when the country needs
the ethor regardless OF the necessities of the case.
1t is true that tic citizens and constituted authority
should assert their rights, not against the government
but against the iawlvss and violent who disregard all
law and all private right:
We are authorized by Capt CoLcLoUGII, the CONF
mandaut of this post 10 say that this matter caused
him the deepes; regret, and was enteed into without
his knowledge or consent, and We are pleased 10 add
that orders from him fortunately arrived in time to put
a stop to the outrage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-05

1870 0 = CT IS 5 9 Ma /, ELECTION. The
friends Of GILBERT 3. MINER, have seen
with pleasure his announcement as 9 candidate
fo1 Congress from the Seventh Congressional
District They have no doubt, bat tiIat he
viii. as he says, IN bis Card, serve his country
with energy, and if elected, discharge the uties
Of true representative Of the people to tlls
best 81 his ability, to the advancenant Of their
intere IS and pros perity.- The election IS OF
the fourth Thursday Of May
sn 11--e0te#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-05
I1i1t' Is. n II III S


the Commissioner 10 examine the accounts
ofs \ Carved. ...}5Hil,;,i4afor nt' James
rnolisb. dee g.. q. e. flewas. guardian off
nnma Yane and Thos. Mccormick. admin.
.tvaFor of Rev. ~ Harrison. dc a. were
ordsraa II lays,yt.r III. ole f,o1,ih for excar
rions
Ananstus Rats anal;ies - Guardian ~
,.,a .na Na14;,a er,,.gs.rl, nrn},an children
r. gan,y proal}ba.l,
= IS 1,l,ao,f 49,. ,,,,a, -, M a,,,1;e;aa =
49,, al 49, ra,,h a,.3 pa..:o
:, L.I., - Fl + 49,,
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- 49,. 49,, >e.. 90
" - p.o'''o ny
ne appis1seAnoA' " '''o e''a.o u ~ y
" heat was returned TO court aud was ordered
10 be recorded. &:
~ f,o,a,;o st,,.,+ ,-,s .v,...ara. "A I'm,
Ann ae ~" 'a',1. 80 S.>0-''- -, ~
!. . fs2.ol 5000, VI sea 7sSaSe
Il. johnston, AGAINST whom :. summons was
issued to appear and testify concerning certain
nconartv of John Sullivan. being detained on
=. -. ,s~t.,a
aseo's'i' y 71eAi7os' 5>1e nas's' we t'ssio''>
till the next term Of the court
Feig vs. Davis, and Porter 4 20 VS. j. II.
McGraw aud Geo. Fl. Markell, executors of
., ". ~ ~, -.. $1,000
- 60: es0 So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-05

III I;ilsSCii.-lii a4l0urntti meeting 81
tie City Council Vas held Ia. night.
8 communication from Gen SIou en- AiiiF+ta-
~ Governor, declining for rhe present to turn
over 70 tte civil authorizes c>ffai., subjects
hereto ore controlled by he military a. he had
io;erjecl 70 do, was read aad lad On the 1abla
.Ihel,llI for the appointment Of al alirionai
police was called Up. aad postponed.
4 resolution that the Council At It's next
regular meeting take into consideration The
pronrieiy Of 4Iecting a yatcbmsn ff;)r the II az
ket Square. and public property, With salary
Of $500, SAID office 10 continue during ;be
pleasure Of the Council, eiiciie, 4 warm de
hate, participated in ~ Messrs Mckenzie and
Evans, ia It's favor. and 1Iessrs Daw, Arnold,
Massey and Wade, in opposison. and was
finally lost.
\ commnnicatjon from SAM Beach encIos
Ing so FOR fines imposed b. bin as a Justice
OF the peace, oy ao;S u di>orderly conduct,
and stating that he Mayor refused to receive
the fines, vas receives and referred to the
Comusittee on C4encfai Laws.
Tie Mayor ex pla;ned that he did not think
justice Of the peace mad right to impose
a1;nod 49, - s;sbea ,bo Council "a 7ao;;e he
o,ottor
W. MIX An4:a av,ras<ad strong desire
~. -. o.a,o.oa ..ho,,ll J. aonc..;.
80 = -, o.ol;t = t,,a .o,,, ,o,o fir,
n
,, r.,,,oo a,1 EJ,rvr f2aorxa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY, Sent. q

WEDNESDAY, Sept. q.
\ -,,rg-Ssles Of Western superhne ut s. s. q
4 -..,-rs extra at IS 50 q - medium do
- GOOD and choice, including Gene-
-. ada and Michigan, at SIC 25 a le j.
r. la-is Flour. So q IS y Dbl. In Corn
-, srItss 80 a 5 IS y Dbl, as to quality In
e.. roy nothing % any Consequence has been
n s5e
egAS-The market for Corn is firm at Sc q 81
q, Resru FIXED, s,, to quality. No Southern
r. ,o-.r,r-. Osts sre dnll.. Northern and Can
a., -, AMI Western e5e v bush. Rye Is hrsa
TtuIl. White Beans are duh /; common and
-. 5Iue p-i 81 q ?; marrow 81 80 q 2 Is; and
an pes s. Is O e bush Canada Peas 81 q a
g. y buih. Barley 81 20 a IS I. bush, as to
-s.;y Shorts SIS q 2 Fine Feed So q ~ and
" .l.ngs at t3s q 4oe ton.
FRJTlsI0NS-The market Is very arm for Pork.
vi good demand at Z q IS for prime $50 q
10 mess /; and si2 a As for clear. cash. Beef is
Fl a. SO q ie for EAsiern Western mess and ex-
- rsss and family extra at SO a p y hbl. Lard
3 n AMI prices about &c p p higher, good kettle
ALTERED having teen sold st ale. Smohed Hams
!. 3 esc y n oash, and scarce. Bntter is firm and
ices have advanced. Sales at 4. a iJe for good
Cd choice New ork and Vermont diaries a. q
e fvr small lots Of yer, choice and 81 a 4oc for
,nnon and fair. canada and Western is scar e
d trioe. are nominsliy IS a 4Oc eb Cheese is
ID. and has been II steady demand at II q lec
2 common and prime at Is q Il. for factory
sie.
EoOL-The market for domestic has heen quite
TIC, and full prices have been obtained. TIE
heve been the largest we hayeeser had
report, and comprise 80, 90 D. fleece an pull
=. from g. n Sc for neeoe, mp TO s. y h for lot
80 n very choice. The principal transactions
re n ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia fleece st
z sc Y ., upwards Of 100 100 lbs having been
a. msstly At 72sc. The market closes very irm
9TH neeee sud pulled, and prices are tending
-art.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
Died

In this citv. Sep. 2st. Arthur Lansing, youngest
q days.
il This CITY, this afternoon, Sept. 21d, Mrs. Han
ssh Earl iiovsrd-widow Of the late John Howard
o. iAis p.zoe-in the 93i year OF her age.
In IIipesaursh, Sept. 18th. Mr.. Jonathan Alser,
= ed 81 ears. months and 10 days
E7 A.-er Vas born in Dutchess Co NY. lie
cane q stsrks5orouPh about the age Of II snd
rrh n. brother commenced in that town the man
ucture Of iron In this business he was unsuccers-
"a A.. ,bout the year Is S removed to Hinesburgh
a.. RESIDED there 80 years. until his death on The
;.ssuAer- he died lie was in ustr Gus, frugal and
raggA.s in Lis habits and more than ordinarily
t-'gEsa.. lie vas the father Of ten chill rem; four
'1 survive him. one O whom is C.J.Alger, OF this
c. Frau the time of his msjo ity to the lSsi year
% .as ne di 4 not fail to attend Fresnen's Meet
se d.po IT his vote for state and Nat'onsl OH
es', ing this as a sacred duty in times OF
p-scs ss~.iI as Of cx ,itement His wife died liz
q, IRE than year bsiore him. T.
:; The city Saturday. Sept. 22d. Miss R. Gouli-
luz sgei u years.
u IN tepsrk, Illinois, Sept. 18th, 1865, Eleanor
'ourgss, laughter of John A. and EliIa D. Jane
.os s-ed 10 months.
"a Saturday evening. Sept. 23i, At his summer
r--denoe here, o.orge B. DE Forest, Of the city u
NsS Yora.
Huriin.tOn. sunday the 24th init. Hattie.
/! un.esv daughter of orio T. and Maryette Pinney.
led le months
10 Charlotte, sept 9st Edgar S. Stebbins, eldest
e. Il Frances and Calvin stebbins. aged 2jyesrs.
"a kichoaond, on the 2eth inst. Mrs. Aberths.
vile 81 ORE D Goodrich, aged 90 years
Ais. Goodrich was Q member 4 the Episcopal
Church. and by sll considered vne OF the good wo-
men 4 kichuo nd. She leaves 8 husband and two
eel.creu mourn her loss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
REMARKS.
Married.

AZ West Milton, Thur.d,y morning, Sept. 2'st
BY the Rev. J. h. Converse, Mr. Alison II. Blake,
10 Ne, Frank Il. Granger.
10 thu, city. Sept. 10Th, by Rev. A L Cooper. Ar.
William C. Field of Montpelier, and Miss Marietta
?. Aldrich OF Richmond.
Iu winooski, Sept TO- At the house q Mr.. Wilbu
Esll. by Rev. !. r. NetcAlf, Hr. 81 .nry Morrison
nd Miss Mary jackson, all Of RiooOski.
In Richmond, en- the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. vii
lisIns, Josiah strong Huntington, TO Miss Emily
Manning OF Richmond.
In Jericho, Sept. 2lth, BY -ev. S. L. Bates
Underhill, Mr. Warren J Mann Of West Randolph
AID Miss Ellen H., Khitcomb of Jericho.
IL Colchester, Sect. 9th, iby Rev. Mr.. Cooper,
Hsrm,D Parsons, Of sprinsaeld, Mass, to Miss Ju'
lett wooicJtt. Of Colchester.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
CAUTION FROM The a2Ei.
American Watch Company.

1t having come TO olr novledge that imitation.
tbs American Watch have bad put upon the
market IL great number, calculated BY tser utter
worthless TO injure the reputation Of our yenu
Inc products. to protect own interests and the
public from imposition, AGAIN publish the trade
marks BY which our Watches may invariably Be
kRova.
We Manufacture iost style. ei Watches.
The FlRsf has the nsme ~
'A'EHIrtN WATCH Co. wsith,ra a.s. q
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
APPLETON, TRACY 4 CO.. walthala, Nass.,-
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
"f.r, BARTLETT. walthsu, Mas, !" engraved On
the insid. plats-
AL the above styles have the hane American
Match Co painted on che dial. aud are warranted in
every respeel
The FOURTH has the name
"wM. ELLERY, Boston. Mass, engraved on the
inside plate, and IL not named on the dial
All tie shove described Watches sre made Of va
rious sizes and sold in gold or silver case. as
may nired.
Il Is hardly possible for Us 20 accurately describe
the numerous limitations 70 which We have alluded.
They are usually inscribed with names 90 nearly
approaching our own as TO escape the observation
Of The accustomed brver. Some are represented as
made BY ths Union Watch Co., OF Boston, N s.s.
no such company exiting. Some are AIMED the
Soldiers Watch to be sold a. our Fourth or VIM
E'lery style, usually known az the Soldiers
Ws,ch.n Others are named the Appleton Watch
Co.. others the 'P. S. BARLEY" instead Of our P.
S. Bartlett :" besides many varieties named In such
= manner 81 10 convey the idea that they are the
veTitaol3 productions OF the American Watch Com
psny.
We also caution the public, and particularly COL
diers, against buying certain articles CALLED Watch
es go freely advertised 80 illustrated papers Ar
my Watches" "oflcer's Watches "Magic Time
Observers" "Arcsna Watches" &C.. the price. Of
which stated 10 be from seven to sixteen dol
lars. good Watch, in these times, cannot he ar !
forded for any such money.
A little attenti, the part OF buyers wilI'prO-
tect them from imposition.
ROBBINS L APPLETON,
Agents FOR the Amefie Watch Co..
Isz Broadway, New YORK.
Aug. 30-dSwIm-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
dAwIm

CoSrUBrAL FELICITY AND BLIss.-How WINS
SHOULD BE TREATED Nothing is more susceptible
Of harm scr, m Tho storms Of this rude world" than
the deliest. nature of woman. The husband re-
main. hearty and robust in seasons when The frail
and delicate wife droops lite rudely handled sen
sitive plant. "Thc storm that leaves the oak IN
,cathed uprrot, the flower" II your wife is ailing,
II sickness prostrates her, II maternal solicitude
and care wear upon her, remember. you are the
H-sven-appointed guardian Of her health. You
should not fai to supply her with delicaoies which
will assist Nature in restoring her to full vigor-
PLANTATION BrrIrEs are just the thing che needs.
Their fleet in building the system, restoring the
life force. to their original vigor, creating new
blood and adipose matter, is truly magical.
Sept. 18th. dkwiw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
TIMELY WARNING TO THEsIcK

TIMELY WARNING TO THEsICK
1t /. especially important At this time when the
markets Of the United States are flooded With the
drest poisons, under the name OF imported liquors.
and when domestic compounds Purporting to b
medicinal but not Viii less perniclous,are hersid'
ei to the world % covered m rsmediee" that the
public should fully understand the facts. Be II
known then that while ell the cihusive stiuuiAn~
called fsssors impure. and all the To~ses con-
tanning alcohol are manufactured With merry ar
ticle containing amyd or fsssa eli, mortal Po's'",
HOSTErrER,S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS contain none Of there things, fot are com
bination Of pur Of Rye With the pure juic:s
Of the most valuable stonschie, suti-eili"us, srd
sperient herbs and plants, and thst . ssfs snd
rapid remedy for Dy,pspsis and al its Kindred
complaints, this preparation stands hsfors the
world without ri, al or competitors It's sales 20
day are equal TO the combined sales Of all the other
tonic. advertised in the United sestes and the Ger
thcsses which authenticsss is ussfsness srs sgned
by individuals Of tie highest standing IN every
professional calling and Walk Ct lie. bsvsrs
initial NJ snd impostarss. ls al-st sa r
Nsw Vert Hoes. - csdar etssst =.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
ELIJAH PHELPS EsrITE.

STATE OF VERMONT, t'J'0 all PersoRs con
Dstri.t Of Chittenden, 81 L eerned IN u 2 ssls,o
OF Elih Phelps late u shelouine, IN Sald Ds'''e''
deceased, csxvr,v-
A.A Probate Cour. holden at Buriin. ton, within
- s.n,er,h r A u Issj, an Instrument, purportns
70 Fe The las. Will ami Testament OF ElAh rnelp',
ate Of Sheiburue. ia said District, deceased "A'
rre,snted 10 the art AZORES Nd, for PROBATE
AMI h l. ordered BY s0it Court that the 5tn 'ay
orJc-ob.r :. D. 1867, at the Probate Court Rooms
10 aid Buriinst0n, be assigned LOT pro',hs "a. ~
Trn,,cn. and that notice thereof be gwen o 81
p,rsrs ,,,.cernsd by publishing this order t1ree
.sets ,,Iccessi yely in the burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at said Burlington '4e'''-' -
TsIssF5RE, you are hereby notified to appear be
fors ali Court, at the time and place aioresail,
md contest the probate Of said will If YOU have
Siven under nv hand at Burlington IN said D-s-
i'''' 'l'' T. E. WALES, Judge.
ullH3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. - TUE
celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote his entire
time TO the treatment Of all diseases incident TO the
female system. An experience Of twenty-three
years enables him to guarantee speedy and perma-
nent relief in the Of S1Rpressio" ana or
Other Menstrual Derangsments from rAafersr oS1's.
All letters for advice must contain 81 Once. NO.
Endicott street, Boston.
B. Board furnished 10 those VINO vsn 70
remain under treatment ne
Boe on, June ~, 1885. dsts"y