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The proofs Of its efficiency are 30 npirerOes. 80
veil authenticated, and OF such peculiar Character,
that sufferers cannot reasonably ne5ttate 20 receive
the preferred aid.
The class Of diseases iso- which the Syrup pro
vides cure IS p-ec<-oly that which has 50 often
bafied the hS~sest order Of medical skill. The
facts tangible the witnesses accessible, and the
safety and efficacy OF the Syrup incontroverusle-
REV. J. c. INGALLS,. OF Melrose, Mass says
Lgr0okahs Syrup has completely cured me Of HToH-
cAifis Of sir yedys' Standing"
From Rev B. r. bowLEs, Manchester, y. H.;
FIR The bottle Of "Dr. Latookah's Pulmonte
syrup GU 50 kindly sent me, has been tried for
hOarseness, the result OF AseUsTe cold, with rery
good effect, for this 1 would confidently recommend
it.
REV 6. c. SIMMONS, Of Jay, Essex Co y. Y.
Say@"i fssfn my duty 10 say IaroOk1h's syrup u
th' best HtsdiciHe eusr used in our fdHliiy"
Unsolicited Testimony.
Letter from a well known Boston Druggist Of rven-
" Years experience, and steward Of Hanover
stree; VI L. Church
BosIoN, March 9, 1855.
DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS: Having used" LARoOkAH'S
PULMONIC SYRUP myself, and in my family, Tor
the past six years, prs pared to SAY that it is
superior to any medicine have ever known, for
the positive cure Of Coughs, Colds. re Throat and
all similar complaints As take cold very easily,
Ihaye had great opportunity TO test the uTfEes o.
this valuable remedy, and it hasnsreT Sisa me yet.
however violent the disease. Having been in the
Drug business for over 20 years, 1 have had good
opportunities Of knowing the virtues Of the various
medicines sold, and pronounce "LARoOKAH'S
SYRUP rae bet ofany article preSeat-d to
the public.
Yours. w.R- BOWEN, 81 Hanover'St.
Price 80 Gents, and 81, 90 per Bottle.
DR.. f KNIGHTS. Proprietor, Melrose, Mass.
For sale in Burlington by A. c. Spear and J. ".
Robv, and by druggists and dealers generally.
April Il. 3In.
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SrRUcS By LIGHTNING MIR Inglelart, ,ol-
egnph operator ON the United States branch
lin, az WI,rJown, y. Y, was struck ~
lightning al 10 4. VI on rhe l9th inst.
while % Grating ms machine, and was taken
up insens.5le. Tas report of the stroke
was ike that of.a uistol-shot.
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{. mmeneins June 70, -,5 trains gill run a. fol-
lows.
Leave HrElIye' .oy
i.nI A. ~. MAIL TR IN for r,.,,,, ro,-.II VI
ce.trr, fiteaHu--h. bratt sboro spriroseia Hsrt-
iti-' Nt's maven, roy ALBANY and New York .
arrive - irly 90 40 P. NJ New yGrL i0 b. q. n
Boston $50 p VI 49,
I+.aas' % ''''a s,r,'s,sf change orcy.
l-'' 3D. A,'',liu DATI0N TRAIN for Rutland.
- ~, hAtt s. TRAIN Tor Troy, Albany New
.-- ana tae Sest; arrive at Tr5g So ?. "
s-.@,i-l ~, L. ~. by Tucson River Railroad
N''' pug ID q or Hudson River Steamers.
4-''- pa 70 Troy ri-tsnf chang, Or cas-.
SiGur EXPRESS. with Sleeping Car. for
-'" tr- tut Boston. Arrive ~ Troy ~ uu A.
-'eS fvrA iu.-' AN Boston so ~.
.. I9a GO frsr 1ef BOSTON nit1sa' change ~ Ca,
rsT f.f Setfa r-t E..f T-a.-s Bri,- ~ l,.-iag,.-
zf f1..r.s
-r., VAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. wor
De-. e.7i.- '.e.1, Hartford, Sew Haven
Leaves u"-f IDA
sam, NiGlIr EMPRESS TRAIN. with s .eeping
fr' i-.m SEES N.r.'rHH Boston. Leave, New
l... ar r-H Boston -..r.u.
.f.H ArCuIu'nhrloNT TRAIN from .lut-
r.n. ENTREES. TRAIN from Rutland, New
.r- a-- lr.y.
4ltht- Us s..- ,.- >--at .-a Troy. Albany. New
''f.t a-a a. fl.l-usI points ln the
SEES l".t Uert-r. al. Western Railroads. and in
Jw. CARPENTER.
So. D.. american Hotel Block.
la--a-e checked through.
% .Aic a-"als -s l.. as ~ any other lae.
'l1 A. VI ahklLG, rup't
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Tue FoRT P1ILow BurcBERY.-A CORES

The FoRT Pillow BUTCBERY.-A CORES
pondent of the New Orleans True Delta
described an interview with the rebel Cen
eral Forrest, which took place recently at
Madison. Mississippi. His testimony. mixed
with much gasconade, fully sustains the
accusation against him. The writer, after
some preliminary questions, asked
"Now that you have time, General, do
YOU think you viii ever put upon paper the
true account of the Fort Pillow affair?
WELL said be, 1.-THE Yankees ought to
know; they sent down their best men TO in
vestigate the affair.
But are we to believe their report,
General p
.sYes. il we are to believe anything mig
GER saws; when | went into the war, |
meant TO fight. Fighting means killing.
have lost tweniy-nine horses in the war and
have killed a man each time. The other day
| was horse ahead, but at Selma they
surrounded me and killed twO-jumping
M horee over one-hOrse wagon, and got
awav.'' began to think | had some idea
Of tie man at last. He continued "My
Proyost-NIarshal's book will show that
have taken thirty-one thousand prisoners
during the war. At Fort Pillow | sent in
a nag OF lFuCt anu dtthahNtN al uAieeiiN'.e'SN
al surrender, or would not answer for my
men. This they refused. | sent them
another note, giving them one hour to deter
mine. This they refused. | could see the
river boats loaded with troops. They sent
back. asking for an hour more. | gave
them twenty minutes. | sat on my horse
during the whole time. The fort was filed
with niggers and deserters from our army
men who lived side by side with my men.
waited five minutes after the time, and then
blew my bugle for the charge. In twenty
minutes my men were over the works, and
the firing had ceased, The citizens and
Yankees had broken IN the heads of whiskey
and large bier barrels, and were all drunk
They kept up firing all the time, as they
went down the hill. Hundreds of then
rushed to the river and tried to swim TO the
gunboats, and my men shot them down
Z The Mississippi river was red with then
| blood for three hundred yards. During al
this, their flag was still flying, and | rushe,
I over the works and cut the halyards and l.
it down, aud then stopped the fight. Nam
/ of the Yankees were in tents, in front, an,
I they were in their way. as they concealed
nv men, and some Of them set them on fire
| II any were burned TO death it WIS in thes
tents They have living witness in Cap
tain Young, their Quartermaster. VINO IL sIIl
alive. and will leave 1t 70 any prisoner
have ever taken if have not treated then
/ well
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Multitudes Of women lose health and lite
every year in one Of two ways by bu,ying
themselves in a warm kitchen until weary,
and then throwing themselves on al bed or
sofa. without covering, and perhaps in q room
without IRE or by removing the outer cloth
ing. and perhaps changing the dress Tor
more common one Is soon rs they enter tile
house after a walk OF shopping The rule
should be invariably 10 20 40 once % "a warm
room and keep on all the clothing 40 least tor
FIVE W ten minutes, until the Forehead i-
perfectly dry In all weathers, if Yop have
To wslk or ride on any occasion. DO tle nd
ing first Halls Journal 0f Hs1Hi.
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PROVISIONAL G0vEENOs o. ALBANIA
The President has issued proclamation ap
pointing Lewis Z. Parsons Provisional CIV
ernor OF Alabama. Toe form Of the proc "a
nation Is precisely similar 70 those heretofore
Issued appointing provisional governors of
North Carolina Mississippi. Go.,rsia and
Texae
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4 PATRIOTIC FowL-Co. B of the 10th
Vt. has game rooster" winch partici-
pa'edL in TIM siege of Petersburg. rode
pack-horse to Dansille and back, whipping
all the noted fighting cocks on the route and
In Washington, without ever once meeting
with defeat, and expecis to accompany his
comrades 20 Vermont, and to be mustered
out with tia regiment. .ag .,-'. -'-8
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LrQUoE LAWS. Bacon, Felix Limore
Thomas Hodge and John Hays, Saloon keep
ers,were brought before Recorder Read Thurs
day and fined SO and cosls each. for Illegal
sales Of liquor.
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a.lu.-f. D U"t .uIte /
"F a- -f.re -ae veg af
POWERS a sToRY'S.
.ag i-a gre Hc-t ma1uisctarer.. and
.t.-t 'r-'rulel. ve sell. NOT UnI. tr r.
@. ..4t f.f l.r.. 4s.- i-i sf.rg --t5.--. l.so.
.t.... --t aH ami .eca tr iu tune the lr-t wear
a..a ..a... tlael 4l exchange ~ cards
rcr no t..ri ...lc
1I" 'hr .r A-rtst- Vermont f.r ttc cole
r'-.l 0'. u4t- o. as. United Co.'S Hsreltou
4laau.s. add Brl rurs's
tH A.-. '..a.H ir u srg other ut-ers de-
.i a.-" i.a..tri supply ur0ur own uis.e
A-r d -ciis i.f tac >tae iur Mason A liamlin's
60 .-et '--a.- lt. t... Au.r lca1 ur-tu whose su-
f..' TO. over tlr Ae.n.eDn is now universally ad-
Among -.e Bum .or F.a have recently purchased
NY p. Ht Eft.r Z. .r.t To .ctI- and lion o. 2 FL
lall- t-rl -t.u Ctas. ulu.read amt Mrs Bow
Hi. --i' VI S-rHu- al1 b. stevens, AVER
.-.'- ....f.. r.pu-t forw.l. liuu-
i--.' p a Andrews, Ri-hu.r1 Geo. q
Steele. .atI re Nrs D-. Woodward. Brand n
'rH Hove. ia-c-l... 10. . Slwle. and 7 Brain
80 ~ ~ Adams SIR Lave.ant Pitts'o-d Dr.
Dew. Water lry.
irtts >treotY IL, p. r. Hosle. Fort covinc-
..u D. r Eaton. t--CX5 n. T. Lee Fort Henry
W VIA. Wcstport John RODGERS. Black
!.i'". l. B. sf.mp-ua, Nlriah Mrs Field.
heese-- .c Mr. "hitcs..cs. Champlsin Colonel
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Please elI az our Wsrer.ams az II. L sr5Hy.s
Music store. rr address f0- further infornatigs
Burlington IT,. Nay d. Is55. d6v
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YER MONT CENTRaLANDs SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commentary May Is, 1865
lEnSs h.ar,n sorru ,rnr,sr-

Leave Burlington 1t rs A. ", y. - P. NJ, aud
sol 4
Mai! Tran Rouseis Point. at 60 A. NJ. con-
meeting ~ - tie Ri yer Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains 70 Dos on, Worcester, springfield and
New ior~, arr yin az New YORK at lu.lj 2. N.and
with trlins or i'ls sumpsic R. x.
ourAngt "a Exp sess leaves Montreal at 5.ij A NJ,
huuses Point At As. connecting at Burlington
"'tn CnaiA pam Steamers ior saratoga, Troy. &c.
i'ay Express leaves Montreal At -.3l 4. NJ.
So Johns % i0A b.. O.densbus-h at ~ A n for
Boston, e.. coz Meeting at BuTlin-tO. With Rut-
land Road i'r roJ aud New York. a.dvins IN
Boston va Low eii at 10 20 2. NJ
Night tzp1es leaves OrtensouT'.h a. 10. ~ A. NJ
Montreal 9jJF 81 ousc's Point 5.+j NJ, 60 Johns
40 l-iu P n, irving az Boston at $40 4 NJ Coz
Meeting % Bel .aws Falls with Cheshire Railrosa sor
hps;1u and " orcest-r and with Vermont Valley
iroad ier springfield, .Sc.. aus. ar wing Z New
lusE 90 20 50 P. II.
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BRroADIER GENERAL WELLs.-For card rbo-
togrppbs of Brigadier General Wells. call al
Styles gallery Also common sized photo
graph, for framing. of General Custer. c,pied
from the large coored picture, for sale nj seyeny
ty-fye cents each
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-30

GATHERING OF TIE HoYT FAHILT.-The
Sentinel contains circular. addressed to
1.-THE Hoyts, HOits, Hoitts, HOyetts Hyattes,
HATS, Haights and Others allied to them by
blood or marriage" inviting them to assem-
bic at Stamford Conn. for family meeting.
The signers among whom ls our townsman
VIM. II. Hoyt Esq, claim Gen. Sherman az
half brother, and hope he Will be present.
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4 despatch from Washington. june 20,h.
says tnat George A. Thatcher and Gclrs,
Howe. Esqs OF Vermont. have been admit
ted to practice in tie supreme Caur, ct that
District.
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GEN. L. A. GRAsr-Memberso Of the old Yer
mont Brigade, can obtain Photographs Of Gen.
Grant at Styles Gallery. Also Of Gems. STAN
nard. U. S. Grant, Sheridan, Custer. Sherman
and others ~ - s5i,.;J b., --s-s-
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AL Ports West of the Mississippi Op EN- 10
Foreign Commerce after July /.
TEE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED srAl rs.

TEE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STAl Is.
PROcLAN ALTON.
Whereas, by the Proclamatious Of the PresG ent
of the 10Th and 9th Of April, 1861, a bio *
ade Of certain ports Of the United States 'as
set on foot; and. whereas, the reasons for d iaL
measure have ceased TO exist,
Now, therefore, be it known that l, ANDR 90
JOHNSON, President the United States, do he -
by declare and proclaim the blockade azores %
10 be resrinded as to all the ports Aforesaid, L
GLIDING that Of Galveston and other ports west #
the Mississippi River, which ports will be op IN
10 foreign commerce on the lst day OF July mex =
on the terms and conditions Set forth IN my pro :;
lamati,u Of The 221 Of May last Il j. to be u =
derstooi. however, that the blockade thus =
scinied was an international measure for a e.
purpose OF protecting the sovereign rights Of Il
United States. The greater OF less suhyersion &
the civil authority in the region to which 1t ap
Piled, and the mpracticabiliiy Of II once res'or-
ing ths; FOO due efficiency, may, for a season.
make { advisable 20 employ the Army and Navy
of the United States toward carrying the laws
into effect, wherever such employment may BE-
necessary.
In testimony whereof / favc hereunto -ei my
hand and cau>-i the seal OF the United States t9
be affixed.
Done a; the City Of Wasbu --ou ibis 26i day Of
June ir she year Of our Lord leH5 ans 81 The
Independence o. the United states the o3ih.
aypRrw JoHSsuN-
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o. r s,>.s CELEBRATED cArARRu

81 tti'S CELEBRATED CArARRH
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Cold in The Head, Snufres, Imperfect Voice, Brcn.
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10 l. a ST RE cure for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION will ind ready
cure in tai, Compound
SCROFCLA. This losth.ome disease, which
az e. and sweeps - many from cur midst, CAN be
POUND.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. there is nothing
nov before the public which can eqgL La
RuOkAli'S SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND. Il is
great promoter OF health when used IN the spring
O remove ALL humors that iniest the system as
that season OF the year.
LetterIrom pr. 3. ?. Abbott for many wears an
Eminent Practitioner in the City Of Boston.
November 2ist. Is5i.
DE. L x. Knights - have been in the habit Of
prescribing IArookAh'. Sarsapurilla Compound for
two years vita the most satisfactory results. 1t
will be found a remedy we'll adapted 70 cure Scro-
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same time acts as a sure and permanent Tonic.
IL will give good satisfaction Whsnev
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BENZ. T. ABBOTT. ND.
DR L.RooGAH's SAKsAPARIlJA CoNFoUSD ha.
been 60 great blessing IN family that We elass
il with LGTOokIt' syrup the article in use for
what it purports to do. The SYRUP, in the opinion
Of my friends saved my life. And Mrs. Selee has
been greatly benefited BY the u.e ofthe s1,s7pz--
ia Compound.
REv.N.P SEIZE.
Melrose, Mass. Dec ist, 1851.
Price. 500 per Bottle.
Prepared BY S. sEvERY.
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NEW BOOKS.
III UsBANDs AND HOMES" by Marion Har-
III land.
Beatrice" by John Ravanaugh.
My Married Life at Hill Sde.n
st. Phillips
PEARSON and People, b" BY Rev. z. spooaer.
The Young Lieutenant BY Oliver Optic.
The Soldier Boy
"Lonsfellow's Household Poetry.
RELIGIOUS
a Book Of Golden Deeds"
The Higher Rock
Life in Heaven"
Heaven our Home
"Altar Incense Macduh.
The Changed Crosse
The Waiting saviour
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NEW BOOKS.
I VIEW ofthe American Revolution
III by Geo. Washington Greene.
What 70 do with the Cold Mutton
Second series u Grave Thoughts Of Country
Parson
81 vol. Youths Rebellion-Roanoak to Muir
freesbOro-by Thayer.
Christians Mistakenly the Author OF John
Halifax.
Life Of President Liueoln-by Ihayer. Also
=, Received at HUNTNGTGNS.
Nay Is, 1855.
NEW DRESS GOODS
Il fH.5.v-S.
Opened this morning, Ishe very latest and best
Dress Goods,
alhchoice, and very desirable.
At Price. to meet the Times.
Ladies VII see many Goods here we'll worth look-
at, not 50 much for the good quslity aud ele-
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An examination of the above Is solicited
I
AT TIE
CORNER STORE.
April y. ls65. dArts
TIcE CREAM: ICE CREAM. g
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s..,.nin. thr gums. reauc.-l- all iua4Eu..-.r-
vii ALA ALL Pals an! sp .moa.s ae,i1a. i-...
SURE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers. 1t wiz. -.vsre.r-r.a.-
selves ard
Relief and Health 10 You infants.
BE have put up ale sold this article orr .s.- g..
years. saJ can ,ag ir confidence ag- '-.- .- .- via.
We bavs never been sole to say Of any a-.s- -s+.
eipe-ns,sr aa,it f=.f ia a single iHs'i-r. % s-..
e,,-.. when timely ussd. Never Gid W. --.ra-
stance 81 dissatisfaction by any enc vs.. -ate a-
the contrary. all ave deli .hted with -- ---
and speas in terms - coumsndat-ol .-l-....
effect. ami medical virtues, We speas- --sz.-.
Ter t-i1. ,rs 17 tE1-c~ AFTER cd yea-- experiences.
ana pi.ays our rspu,--oi for fie FIJI ..asl-a,
here s,eare In almost every instauce where --
infant is suffering from Jain and exh 1us-i-. ras'
will oe found in fifteen % twenty minutes a.-- Ole
syrup Is administered.
Full directions fr using VIII accompany a-5
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile 1fcIR
It's & PERKINS, NeE Yo5k, is o. the outside WA.
per.
sold by all Druggists throughout the v1.r-.
PRICE. ONLY 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE
June 5-daw5mois
HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE: RaTCHEL-
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true and perfect ye-Hsrmless-Instauta
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Druggists. The genuine i signed " A. Hateheia-
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Jan. a. l-f5. fawI.
STATE OATS FOR SALE,
10 O d IS 4 = 81 E L 3,
Nice and sweet
JUST RE c E = Z D.
Very refreshing after the recent ce.l-s
CANADA MUST AND DIRT.
PENNIHAN z HUNGERF0Eu
uneIO-iawtf
WATER COOLERS ar sale ay
w a. S. BLOpGETT fH.
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Coils, cr-gss, Bhoopihg Cosgh, Group, 4shiad Cat
sre, BFpHehiiis, splitting Blood Pam an rae Si.s,
S-gaf Ssreats, Hsn0rs, General Debility, dHG ths
"a ioHS Thrsdf Affections and H0drseHess a. tcAirA
Pubic Speakers aud Singers habis, and al sfh>r
Complaints feGdisgfe
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SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children TGeEhiag.
SIRE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.

which -rcati, facilitates enc process O.. -e-thiu- av
...t.niu. ihc gums. recuc--- all iut.4lu.l..
viii ALLAN ALL PAIN aui sp sro1.c action az. a..
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q FL We =.
Cabinet & American Organs
.ErEOdGOAIN.
P0WEHS \ SToRY,S.

A..-.at H.a.l Prices. almost. 10 no, cutie a.
.f a- -f'rc -aa s-- af
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NEW FANCY GOODS.

ing 20 ID stock OF
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT r

C. nmeneinz June 80. i-,5, trains gill run a.
lows
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"hict can sell very low Call =. ,b. ola H..
no. ard Bank Block, burlington, VI. '''''
apr 2s-dawtf ohh-
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NEW BOOKS.
ulSTORICALVIE ofthe American Revolution
Il by Geo. Washington Greene.
What 20 do with the Cold Mutton
Second series u Grave Thoughts Of Country
ParSon.
q vol. Youths Rebellon-Roanoak 70 Muir
freesborO-by Thayer.
Christians Mistakenly the Author OF John
Halifax.
Life Of President Lincoln-hy Ihayer. Also
Portraits Of Pres Lincoln
Received at HUNTINGTGy7S
Nay Is, l5sS.
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Letter from a well known Boston Druggist Of rwen-
" Years experience, and steward Of Hanover
street VI L. Church.
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Mrs. Surratt continues very sick.
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STATE OATS FOR SALE,
1 % % % IS a. = 81 E. l. 3
Nice and sweet

WATER COOLERS ar ssIeby
w a. $ BLODGETT 3 ra.
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iti.a SURE cure for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIG ESTION viii ind ready
cure 10 thi, Compound.
ScROFULA This loathsome disease, which
ar - and sweeps - many from our midst, CAN be
cured hy LAROOhAH'S SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, there is nothing
nov before the public which can eqGal La
huOhAllS SARSAPAALLA COMPOUND. IL is
great promoter Of health, when used In the spring
O reasove ALL humOrs that infest the system as
THAI season OF the year
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-30
RUTLAND AND BuiLINGroN R.R.

Adams. May I.Iss5.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-31

Re aua alss. aeuD 81 sselnFufsn unt surd
bObe @eloiunmen gu beregen, ni9t als Sid
germ 3i erl@einen; ais fe iebO6 laben, oub
oleles nldt 9elans, griffen le gu einem anbern
Wltttel = bic Dame peri9manb ipurlOs. 0or
eint9en Sa9en entoedten @erpanbte BON Wab.
aelp, pel6e fleibis nadsefori6t butten, CAP fe
IN einem !9anle bel NOrtb 8oint g~efanaen qez
balten peroe; ie befreiten bielelbe iOfort uno
es lit 8eraoe nod Belt senus, ba Der 8ruseb
gegen Die pornebmeu S6urten in einiaen Tas
gen sur Bodybuilding fOmmt. 9ieielben batten
permittelit ibrer weitrei6enoen GonnectiOnen
Wfab. &ellp entfibrt, oamit Ie bel benz gro;es
nibt als aldgerin eri6einen ipIIte rnb bic Ser
rem" freiselprp6en iperoen tonnten. ss}ebt dns
bert 1i6 aber bic Sadie.
Grtrunten. - @eltern Worden deoen
II nbr entoedte mar cine 2ei6e int Na1in bel
Scout Boint, tuelde aIs bic bes SoIsateu 81.
S6ulbe, pom 8eteraa 8ei. Corps, ioentiF,irt
wuroe. Wtan bru6te bic 2eide an bic @erfte
am SuBe Der Nnnitr., mo- Coroner Spartlin Elm
Snqueit belt uno bas @erbitt fanb : !3ufdqia
ertrlnten. Wfan %permutbet, oab Der gerun@
slldte bel Sort Wte6enrp ins @a1er feI uno
%ertranf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-31
@ta0trat4ssW tr9anolnnacn.

Grter mel 9. - Mr. 6Oremun pOr
StraBensGOmit beri6tete sesen cine 9etitiOu
peri6ieoener 4erionen, betreffS @erbeHeruno
BON YOInt Sane, OberbaIb Nisquitbitr., NIT @e=
l6ll1en, bus GOmite 81 iuspenciren ; Surld.
genommen.
Otr. @aplOn rief ben 8ei6lub auf 5000
iIr l1nterftiiBuns iOIder @e5Osener ;u bewilz
Iisen, welbe auf ibre Nrbeit ansewieien lino-
tpel6er 8ei9luB pom WapOr NIT benz @etO be.
lest wuroe. 0ie Orbtnan3 paIiirte einitimmis
Wr. Cor iiberreidte einen 8eridt nit 8es
idlub, $1,000 fir bic &inber : 9lIfsseieuidaf
gu uerwi4isen.
@eri9ieoene 8eri9te purOen pom 2. 3weis
einsei9idt unO e~etafelt. gertast.
3weiter 3wets. - Die OrOinans
peI6e ben itdOtiiden 8eamten p~erbietet, @elt
fir Gontratte aus5useben, wurOe a~ufserufer
uno paliirte.
9ie Orbinan5, mad wel@er 3ettIeantleber
sebalten flnr, cine 2i3ens 81 lGien, puroe BON
1. 3wei9s e.nsei6idt unO puilirte. @ertast.