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DR.. L.ScLEy.s ROOT AND HERB

DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB
Bitters The Great Blood Purifier; the best
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They efectuAlly cure Jsundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
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kindred diseases.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
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blood, and strengthen, invigorste. build up, and
restore 70 health and soundnese. both body and
mind, al who them. Prices Is, 50 and IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all dealers in medicine. GEO
GOODWIN & CO., D Hanover street, Boeton.
Mar. Is dsv4m
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NEW YORK, june %

NEW YORK, June -
The HeTdidS Charleston correspondent
says the private effects of JEFF. Davis captu.
ed IN Florida contained despatch from
Beauregard to a member of the rebel Con-
gress inquiring whether the bill for the exc
cution OF the abolition prisoners, meaning
the national soldiers. bad vet become a
law, and urging Its speedy passage. if not.
Union meetings are being held throughout
South Carolina.
= correspondent Of the Herd has made
a trip across South Carolina.
IN the track Of Sherman $ march spd he de-
scribes the havoc and desolation as complete.
The route is marked by standing chImnies,
oblitersted railroads. and no animals, forage
or surplus of provisions
The white people still entertain secession
views, and hatred of yankees hnd negroes
still the planters say they will be better of
without slavery.
The Times Washington despatch says
The 9th Vermont Volunteers left here to-day.
Among the applications for pardon filed
yesterday, WAS one from Ger. Ewell.
The President was not well enough TO at
tend the Cabinet meeting yesterday.
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A HISr TO BoTH SE1Es.-Hov TO GAIN AND Re-
TAIS AFFIcTIoS.-It has frequently been suggested
that Plantation Bitters are IN another form, the
Elixir Of Love- Of the Ancients. That they Dc
much TO quiet family Jars and reconcile fretful
wives TO cross husbands, We verify believe. When
domestic quiet il r, stored snd connuhiAl felicity
reigns supreme,
a. How great the charm, how sweet the bliss
That finds expression in kiss"
A free and proper use Of Plantation Bitters will
inspire the souls OF both with pure and Ugh
toned sentiments Of affection, and a capacity fol
rare and exquisite enjoyment in each others So
ciety Remember there is no place like home, and
no passion like love- and nothing 70 link the tive
together and you % both like the great Family
Blessing, Plantation Bitters.
cAylH
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WASHINGTON. dune o

At the session Of the Va. legislature in
Richmond on Tuesday the message OF Gov
PcrUoint wa- read. Regarding negro suf-
'rsge he lays las neither you nor have con-
ro over tEat matter 1t Will of course not be
subject OF your deliberation."
Tie recommends that the State tax he in
reascd from ten TO fifteen cents on 800,
en- the legal rate OF interest to : $40 per
H.
4 ioint committee of tire two Houses WAS
Ppolnt,i To prepar, bill extending the
I'ciiye franchise.
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REsIsTAN CE AT AN END:-Grest ns.s

RESIsTAN CE AT AN END :-6reat nsvs
of brilliant achievements is arriving from every
quarter. Heads that most furiously rebel
against the Iaws Of beauty, whether they be
white, iron gray sandy or glarins red. are every
where -.-----. .s-- 1.
STRIKING THEIR COLORS,
And assuming he loveiisst brown or the most
lustrous and perfect black, under the win opera
too Of
CRISTADORO's H AIR DYE
Which rsnsd:.ures them 10 . few nonept-- Manu-
i.ctur-d by J. CRIsTADOR0, No. Astor hou~s
Ne~-York. Sold by Drusyist., Applied ~ "a
Hair lresserH.
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NV YoRS, jun 22d

NV 1ORS, Jun" 20.
The Reralds Havana correspondence says
that Breckenridge. Col. Wilson, Taylor,
" God, ex-cummander of the Pirate Tallehas-
see are there, Gen. Breckenridge and Col.
Wilson state that N Y were within 40 miles
of jeff Davis when be was arrested and ex-
pected to he joined by him the following
day Wood was with JEFF. at the moment Of
his arrest hut escaped and joined Breckin-
ridge; the party crossed Georgia into Florida
descended the 1t Johns river TO Jupiter
inlet where they met party Of deserters
from the Federal army. From these they
got Il bost winch uey dragged across the
country till they re'ehed the sea when they
-'iilei Tor Cubs which they reached after
'hrce day. and nighrs. passed almost entire
is without eatiT or sleeping
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NEW, YosK June %,

The Rerolfs Washington despatch says
considerable effort is making to secure the
I4rdon 81 L. B. Walker, on the ground OF
pposition to Davis and kindness and pro-
r-ction to Union men Of East Tennessee.
Information has been received OF the death
Il J. D. Doty, Gov. of Utah.
Ger Schoheld has been called to Wash
zen hy Gen. Grant for consultation.
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NV YORK, June %

The Lyucbburg, Va. Republican says that
Mcsby's brother inquired at the Provost
Marsnal's office. If that notorious guerrilla
would be lardOned if he surrendered him.
self, and WAS answered, yes. MOsby then
presented himself, but in the meantime an
order TO arrest him arrived. The Provost
Marshal vas in honor obliged to let him 90,
ordering him to leave Lynchburg instantcr.
u hich he did.
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HUMPHREY
HONsPDathic Specifics

have proved. from the most ample experiences, an
entire succes,-Simple. Ehcient, and Reliable.
They are the only Medicines perfectly adapted to
popular use-so simple, that mistakes cannot be
n afe In using them so harmless as 70 be free from
danger and so Efficient. a. 10 be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commendation from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
No. Is Is sure cure for SsMfsai Emisstons and
involuntary discharges. Price 81.
SoIpfEss-Sos. and 5 for Dtarrhea and Dysen-
terry, boxes 81.
FAMILY CAsxs.-Csses OF Thirty-sve Walls. NOR
occo case and book complete, containing specific
remedy for each we'll known disease liable 10 occu-
IN every family, $40 Case of twenty large walls In
morocco and book, IS. Single boxes, with directions,
Is cents, 50 cents. or s..
VEIEsIyARY sPIcIrIcs--Mahogany cases 10
Walls. $40. Single walls. with directions, ST..
ETheee Remedies. by the case or singls box,
ant nee Of charge, on rsosipt Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS Specific Homeopathic Medicine
Company. 01ce and Depot, No. 562 Broadway,
New York.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
d. HuNPaRKYs Is consulted daily At his Office.
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms Of
disease.
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yIDCAswELL's ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court ior
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
u all persons against the estate Of David CasHell
late % Ilneshurgh in said District represented m
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in ofl.et thereto; aud sX months from the day OF
the date hereof being allowed by said Court Tor
that purpose We do therefore hereby give notice,
HAT We will attend 20 the business Of our appoint
rpept al the Office OF the Town Clers, In Hnesbursh
Ia said District on the ith Wednesdays Of July and
November next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of
said days.
dated thi. 9th day or June A. D., is65.
ELMER BEECHER, Commissioners
NV. STONE.
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REMARkABLE CURE OF STIFF

REMARKABLE CURE OF STIFF
KNEE sr ALIcocxy Posors PLAsrrHs.-How many
parsons, from stepping on spiees Of orange peel.
have been lsnsd for Life. A case which mig BIT havs
been Of this kind hs Just been brought to our notice
gentleman. from placing the heel Of bis boot on
piece Of orange pesl. vss suddenly thrown down.
and violently sprasned bis knee. BE was six months
confined to the house. though he had the best med.
ical sdvice As . last resort very eminent phyh.
clan was called in 10 anything more could be
done. After examination he said "My opinion lie,
YOUR knee will never be bent again" He recon
10 ended that the whole leg and knee should Be
encsssd in plaster Of Paris bsndage, which would
.oceer ate the permanent stitching of the knee
aid. "the sooner It was done the better" But the
patient, before trying this application and
having stiff knee for life, enveloped it in ori
Porous Plastsrs, ,nd in less than two months hi
knee was perfectly cured.
Principal Agency, Brsndreth House, New York
By the ,srd or single plaster. sold BY all Desler
in Medicine.
= June so-daWip -
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RUSSELL sH,yy,s Estate.

WE. the Subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chitfenden, Commissioners 70 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of al
persons against the estate Of Russell shaw late Of
Essex In said District represented insolyent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN onset
thereto and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, that We
viU attend 10 the business Of our appointment at
The dWeIIing Of Prudence Shaw, in Essex in said
District on the third Tuesdays Of August and Now
enter next. at DO O'Clock, A NJ, on each Of said
days.
dated this 2;th DAY OF NAV, A. d. iS65.
RosTEL Ia B. PAY Commissioners.
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NEw YORK lime o.

Tn steamer Port au Prince brings Savan.
nah dates of the 23d.
The Herald has despatch from Augusta
june 81, announcing the loss of steamer
b'tshurs by tunhins on a mag IS miles be-
low that city Two lives SSere lest most Of
the cargo was saved.
Many rebel prisoners are arriving at Sa-
yannah.
The order prohibiting the wearing of reb-
el uniform is being strictly enforced.
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OUR RETURNING SOLDIERS.

w no are suffering fromC HRONIC DIARRHEA,
w or DYSENTERY, or general Debilify Of tke
Syifen. caused by change Of Water or Of Food, or
the hardships Of a military life, will find DR.
RICHARDSON'S BLOOD-ROOT ELIXIR a sure
medicine 70 restore them to health. By its use.
IRON tea spoonful TO table spOOnful) IL will act
Ia connection with their blood aud Immediately
change tke csG-acfer Of their sssfi0Hs-thus arrest
the cause Of their weakness or debility. Through
its action in the Blood IL will eXpel all Haors and
Iupurifi,s that are working slow but certain e.
feet, invariably terminating CoHsunpfioH Of fss
Blood, which proves fatal 10 80 many Of our brave
soldiers amer their return 70 their home and friends
ever discovered.
Prepared BY Or. S. o. RICHARDSON, who has
had thirty years successful practice ply sican
The BLOOD ROOT ELIXIR NAV be obtained at
the Doctors OFes, 81 HANOVER STREET, BosTOS
and is sold BY all ApothecA. les throughout the New
England states sss4
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NEW YORK, June q

The Hgd'ds Havannah correspondence 81 VS.
the British consul at that place has made
demand for the blockade runner Wren,
.ss'"r.d hy the crew and run into Key
Ai.t 60
Breckenridge Is still in havarnrh. fltes.
ing The attention of rebel sympathizers. 1t
~as said he was going to Spain.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
pAfIo RALL,s EsTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cour'
for the District Of Chittenden Commissioners 20 re
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and denns,ds
Of sill persons, against the estate Of David Ball
late OF Charlotte In said insol
Offset thereto ard sig months from the day OF the
date hereof, being allowed BY said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby I'VE notice, that
We will attend 10 the business OF our appointment
at the dwelling Of deceased in Charlotte in SAD dis
trict, on the last Wednesdays Of July and 0c-
tobsr next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each OF said
days.
Dated this 2Ist dsy ~ June A. D., 1865.
sYLyLANSs HUMPHREY Commissioners.
HTPUS EMO.
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LOIHZ.

IODINE WATER. A Pure Solution OF Iodine,
without Solvent Sought for by Chemists and
Physicians. for the last 80 years. Discovered BY
Dr. Ii. Andres AFTER IS years Of scientific research
and experiment
The most astonishing Curss have followed Its use
in cases Of Scrofula both hereditary aud acquired.
All kinds Of Humors. Consumption, Malsrious Re
vers, Rheumatism. Female Weaknesses, Dyspepsia
Mercural Diseases, and all those distressing com
plants arising from a Bad State Of the Blood.
Chronic Diseases that have baied the best medical
skill, often yield % the subtle influence Of this re-
markable medicine. u is the most powerful VITAL
ling Agent and Restorative known. lie efect often
seems miraculous. Pamphlets sent free. Price 81 a
bottle. or for IS Sold BY Druggists.
Address DR. II. ANDERS CO., Physicians and
Chemists, 42s Broadway, New YOrk.
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NV YoRE. June %

i note from Cyrus " Field dared London
June y says that the Great Eastern will
probably sail from the More on the 9Th of
jolly and from Valentia about the 10th of
duly. All was going on satisfactorily, and
great confidence was entertained that the
cable would be satisfactorily laid.
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u.,ppvc. nAiR DYE,

HAIR DYE: HAIR DIE: BATcHEL-
or. hair Dye 10 the best in the world. The onl,
true snd perfect Observation-Disclosures
and Rsliabls-pro uess splendid Black or Nstur
a, brovp-remedies the Ill effects Of Bed Dyes. snd
.rvausntly restores Tie origms, color. sold by all
Druggists. rhsgsnuins is dsnsd. ". 4. Bas'hsio'
=, Barclay stres(, New York.
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NOTICE,

THIS certiae. that my wife Maria Issam hav:
i ing LETT my bed and board without Just
reason or cause, do hereby forbid all persons DAT
~ o. NJ. ISHAM.
Essex. VT, June 10. is65-w3t' --l
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NEW YoRE, June "a

NEW Iohh, JUNO II
much influence IN shaping the course of
things in that STATE. their rebel record being
OF 10 ultra character rs 10 destroy any
claims ." confidence OF regard, either for sin
cerity or honesty Of purpose
The Herdids Texas letter at June 10Th
says that ten. Steele was at BrazOs Stntiagn,
and G,B Brown WIS still in command at
Brownsville. There remain come rebel sol
dier- n, toe later place, awaiting parole
l. Wa SAID that rebel battery was run
over into Mexico after Kirby Smith surren-
dered, which would be delivered up to the
l. : authorities.
Gen Weitzel had not yet arrived but was
hourly i,oked for.
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u. =. $40 Six per cent.
-, II ~ n UI< a. n n N -

u " L. ~ = " u n II " - " y - ~
These Bonds are now worth handsome premium
and are exempt. as all the Government Bonds, from
state, County and Marep farlfioH iiet aide from
on, 10 tire, per CENT per 10 ts'r tlu accord
Ing to the rate levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi-annuslly by coupons at
taehed to each note. which may he cut On aud odd
10 any bank and banker.
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H.lp. Vegetable sieiI,an Hair Remover

Has proved itself TO he the most
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the public.
IL will restore gray hair to lite original color.
II will keep the hair from falling out
II cleanses the scalp.
II makes the hair lustrous and siIken-
II lisa splendid hair dressing.
No person old or Young should fail 70 use IL.
tits rapidly gaining . popularity among all
classes Of the community, such as no other prepa-
se very particular TO ask for Halls Vegetable
Hsir Remover, - there are worthless limitations in
the market.
roY ale by ] W Roby and Amos c Spear,
prurgi.ts, Burlington, Vt, and BY John F. Henry
4 Co, waterbury. VT, and by Druggists generally
r P. HALL co.. Proprieu,rs:
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WH ITTEMORE thompson <
w CO.'S
GREAT
American HippOcOllOsiculm
AND
MINST REL TROU PEI!

The grandest and greatest combination Of the day.
mission that each has heretofore charged separate
ly, making the cheapest exhibition eItant will ex-
hibit at BURLINGTON, JULY Sd and 18th.
The exhibition will be given under mammoth
pavilion, capable Of accommodating nearly 200
persons. The seats are so arranged that all have
good view OF the performance
The Galaxy Of Stars embraces the following per
formers engaged solely in reference TO the: indi
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Athletes Gynnasts, Voralists, Character Actors,
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&c Prominent in the Galaxy Of stars is
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Master RsptI, the Youthful Cornet soloist, only
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Signor Rentr's Opera Band will discourse popular
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Admission, to the grea; combination, Is Cents.
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NORTHERN
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wILBOR'S
Compound ofPure Cod Liver OIL & Lime.

For CONSUMPTION, 1t Is the only reliable rene
dy known II has in thousands Of instances restored
patients that seemed past hope OF recovery and,
In tens Of thousands has arrested the disease in its
primary stages and restored the patient to robust
health.
BRONCHITIS. Its effects In this troublesome
disease are very marked IL Is necessary to persist
in its use for a considerable length Of time
FEMALE DEBILITY. To sustain and augment
the vital forces; 10 make new, rich and pure blood
% build up the nervous system % restore energy
TO the mind and body, nothing can be better adapt
ed than this preparation
In Asthma, General Debility ,Emaciati0n, Coughs,
IL is a reliable remedy. Nine-tenths OF the cases
where IL is supposed 10 fail, simply from the
remedy being abandoned before its beneficial effects
become obvious. Be careful and get the genuine,
manufactured only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemists,
I66 Court Street, Boston.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.


WITH corrupt, disordered or vitiated Blood, you
are sick all over !, may burst out in Pimples or
Sores, or in some active disease or it msy merely
keep you listless, depressed and good for nothing
But you cannot have good health while YOU blood
is impure. AYERS sARsArARILLA purgss out these
impurities and stimulates the organs Of life into
vigorous action, restoring the health and eIpellin
disease. Hence II rapidly cures variety Of com
plants which are caused by impurity OF the blood,
such Seroa, Kin9' Euii TImor', Uiesr', Sore,
EruptioHs Pinpl,s, Blofeke,, Boiis, 81. Lzt.oHy's
Fps Rose or ErysIgelas, letter or Salt Rhsus, Seaid
Head Ring Worm, Coresr Generous TtIaors, Sore
Eyes Female Disease, ,uek a, Retention, Ir,gul1ri-
IT, Sugpr,,,ion, EAs, Sterihfy also syShiii' Ys-
n,riai Diseases, Lirsr Complaint, a-d Heart Dis,a'e,.
Try AYERS sARsAPARILLA, and sec for yourself the
surprising activity with which it eleanses the blood
and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled by
large bottles pretending TO give quart Of Extract
Of Ssrsapsrilla for dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
little. ii any, sarsaparilla hut often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter disappoint-
ment has followed the OF the various extracts Of
Sarssparlla which food the market, until the name
itself has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat Still we call this compound ''Sarsapsrilla,;
and intend 70 supply suchs remedy as shall rescue
the name from oolOquy which rests upon II. We
think we have ground for believing 1t has virtues
which irresistible by the ordinary run OF the
diseases 1t is intended to We can only assure
the sick that we offer them the best Alternative which
We know how to produce. and We have reason to be-
leve 1t is hy far the most efectus purifier Of the
blood yet discovered by any body.
AYERS CHERKr PscToRAL,is 80 universally known
to surpass every other remedy for the cure Of
Coughs Colds, Influenza, Hoo-sese,', Group, Brow
eAtis Iacpi.nt CO-,r@ption, and for the relief o.
Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the dis
ease and that 1t is useless here to recount the evi
dence Of its virtues. The world knows them.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY. Don't pay One Dollar
for a small bottle OF Hair DYE, when you can get a
bottle i've times large, Of better Dye, for the
same money. WILB0R'S MONITOR HAIR DYE
is supervising all others. II requires prepare
ton does not smut or wash OF. will not soil the
finest linen. One application will last until the
hair grows out when il be applied 10 the roots
without more trouble than q common hair oil. ..
il rarr1nfed not 10 injEre the Aur or SKIN. Manu-
factured only by ALEX. B. WILB0R. Chemist, No.
I66 Court Street Boston.