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,INFoy COOKS EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, : To all perso rs concern
l,..i-st If Cbittsnien S. cd tine Estate Of 81
aean COX, late Of Uute. hill, IN said
- P-5sate Court holden At Rurlinst'n, within
80 ~ Ne District Of Clittsnisn. onthe 8'-h Jay
II vtg A b. 1855 an Instrument. purpof tns
"a 80 ..- JyiIf .-I Te.t,fnent. OF Simeon to1fs
f,t.'f F.-ey. in SAID District, fece1-ei vas pre-
80 - tbg Court Aforesaid f5r Probate, By the
t, b. 9riere-f bv said curt that the
81 9lv Of June. A. d. I,65. 40 the Probate court
{.1 IN s,it Burlin .Jou, he ASH -ned TT proving
aid Instrument an that notice tneFeo. no -.'s-
r., All ,er-ons concerned by publishing ms uIlet
,brge wees excessively in the HurAnStgn treo
9ress newspaper printed a. said Darlington
previous o. the tine appointed ,.
,sSre stii Court al he time and place AFORESAID.
~ ,,..t..st lie probate Of said will you nave
.au-e. IT. .,,4 Ma
80. as 5l,h day Of May, A. y. t'o5
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ANNCALrAXES, 1865.
l. : M EkNAL XIV r y ~
Tlf-Rp gsLLErICs Dlsraicr- VERNON

: M EhNAL M y ' u
THIRD CoLLEuCs Disrail5' N--N.Nl
In pursuance ofthe provisions OF Sc, ]. o, ~
80. irJr -Itf.s i- hereby =. en- th't az peas
-.'.I b.. -,c..ycI ana determined relativ' Go any
err le,us o.. e. -e,.iye valuations, as-e selts .l
,----- .r1. IS trc Assessor o. Ass's Int " ts-,f'
-i ..s annual I..t eunhricfns frs 'uuss fJr
~ ,i.-sst ~.ri, MAJ ~ 1855. All a. -eles oll'neI
~. 90. .'.b.,ful. "A 40 the Office u ". J. ctr1n-
Ir Fur.1 ton. the goth inst -,..
,rs.s \. me 1-l ceediu q Is The Assessor anu a.
..,.rr. 49, r, vii be su.m tied % the N
..5e. an 90. any Gl- al p-I'lls w. -
-s III r., T j. must be male in VI TIM an
-r.j v.,It1e Assistant Assessor n or before tlo
i4, f ,.d fJ- helru- app @ 3, an ull,s sye---5 ~
.,, .',-1- etrss or taiuz respecting which De-
.'- 20. r.--s. alt must. iuvreoFsTt STATE Nl1
----l-- NJ principle rfer-o- Comgil.aei or
HENRY G.. ADAMS, Asse- scr
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BY Telegraph.

NEw YoRE, June ,.
Newbern ndyices OF the 3lst uh.. stair
at Toronto, showing that tie yellow sever
there last summer, which carried off some
2O0d citizens. was introduced by tie iniala-
Gus DR.. Blackburn, caused the utmost hor
ror The people of the SaJe are iass bccom-
ing reconciled to the fire labor system. and
like the change. There l. a stron. attach
ment between the masters and slaves. and
they seek each other, making satisfactory
terms for lahc.
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n,RrFr RrEcnER.s EsTATE.

WE TIE SUBS RIDERS having been appoi NJ
w Fl hv the % nprab.e the Probate Cur Io'
~. '.....1., md adjust tie claims ami dem anus
r' ~. M ,.sins the estate Of Harvey bseehsf
IN. uun,ia-tJa 10 sad District iep5esen m
Ii.rlt ant also all claims AM dsinsh's
rs al, hereof being allowed oy said court lof
,t 6ar5oss. xe do thsref re hereby eve nolis.
.-- .e gill attend % the business Ok 9a' SpPl.-.
... .r -i.s f,,ellin- % the deceased, IN huutns
rs a. ga pi.fr H. On the third Wednesdays Of
fgre1aI Ue-aa. next az DID, O'clock - ~ Oh
sr.l f-Aii dag 90 ,---
Dated th.s So day % pIl- a 20 4'-''
r. T. JUDSON, iC-r,-n-iss.1uers
JOHN BlCkFORD, )
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New YoBk, juno o.
cold 1865 5-20s, 1855 lo-i0s. 95}
Coupons Is. 81, 1905.
Fuore - Steady-Good End Choice st.
Louis . > "A Is p.
Burru.-CnOice quality 20 a 3Oc.
CHEs>E.-lO a Toe


NEM AtnNs jun
The Tr15lole's Washington despatch says
The surrepuuuus publication Of the sup
pressed testimony has greatly indian. CT u
IN. lives Of the wItuo-~ee, some n vi ON f.
still in Canada.
Dr. Merritt who Is q very worthy man
end who was vJuchcd for % She Court hy
Gen. Grant. W., warned against gong %
Canada. but WI. Obliged 70 20 20 settle up bic
affair. and la, nor been heard from since he
went
The Alabama delegation succeeded IN I'M
Pressing the President with the idea that
itev ha,, abandoned abtir treason and uIg-
a.. the apprntment oi'J udge Parsons. ai.o a
traitor until subjected, for military govern. 7.
The gincers al the Aianama Union hc-lment
are urging the appointment OF another i4lu.
Secretary Seward attended meeting ID.
Cabinet TO-DAY. but was unable &C. remain
through the sitting
About 5000 rebel prisoners. who haye
already taken the 'uth OF allegiance. VII
SION re released
The Herod's letter nom Columbia, :. c
sa,s Tie chiy;.iry Vi the State arc rapidly
! accommodating Themselves 70 the altered
: condition Of affairs, and acknowledge 20,
/ power of the National Government % nam
tiiu its authority.
1 The railroads Of tie State arc being 20
,airod rapidly. and in lew weeks transport
alton facilities viii be Us complete as beior'
the war.
/, is aid that Trenholm, late rehe! Sccrc
tary Of the Treasury, Is quietly living viii
his family at Abbeyliie. 5. .. lie Will prob
ably soun he arrcsted.
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lCE CREAlit ICE CREANI:t-E

-, uJ> VAsH0vsAr BEANS 1er ssst
ltf FEfHcE-s
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The steamship North American from Liy-
erlool. NV 25th, yia Londonderry 25tn,
has PASSED en- route o. Quebec. A summary
Of her news has been obtained
Brcsdstuhs very dull. L. : j-2'-. o. ,
IN. Cent Z h.. 70 Erie Il. r., j24.
LoNDoS, May 25.-Saverul journals deny
the rum0rs ne o. renewal Of the demands
% tho I. : Gcysrnmeut for the derreia-
tian, Of the Alabama. and Say the matter
rests where President Lincoln len u. Sir
i Welsh will question Lord Palmersta- tp
night % the subject, in Parliament.
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Wa DP,HrsESr. AD5'rGEs 'sOrucr,
WAsuf,eToS. J.. c, lrne -, 1855. (
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.plrrrrlc r1rs GU BE crREn:

-n- LIcaEoI Saving hooone euincutly slc-ess-
fr ir .a-.l- ts.. -err'.'e uilsdy, invite OBJ ,ni
' lv al t-i. in can or .eni Cor circallr ot rrfer-
eHees an. t-stiu9u.a.s 7,uumereus cure' at from
rr, -a tv-r's-f.1- years s;andins. re arra's7 Pc
s-.eutou csp-ce1F 90 d..-n-rs Of ths Crr.-a-
~.r-.A- g. or Na.ra1. system. art sli''..- '- .--
-g .ltrc1 Of Dis a-a O.. public conf renee.
lIe ia4r He consulted tf h.s rr.vt residence.
~. Ga-t t--... l-ilj from 10 A. 80. unit.
F. except Saturday s11 sun dos. Address
letter. 60 ua.v D. L1cK8GE.
Careaip.' Bessie. -a" t.r..
N.rel .- u.Uu
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EAAt-i DrE CoLoBs.-Iue incentive e 1- 9-
the asy rarely s,ta ilto tie 'e.li ' '. domestic
utilities tl5 PA.-.y Dye coioas Of L"as 81
slEsEs, -vhich nay properly te e'iieoau .uten-
tiou.-a-s. however. among the iortuaate tr.al L,s
ia t1., erection Tllrg are nov ia general u-s IN
nearly every psrt al Gre country sl4 "he
Leo, sues are s-fs +aizp aoe ~ s-i,r pr t-f''
uon. IN point cr economy, The dyes sr- a'so 90 be
especially r,c5mmcndec. rnatinss --Fl1s Or tls5
ao. Of slmethias ,ise. q per ee-t They cam he
,ssd IN every izulil' VIZ tut in'i- trouble iu-
uiya aas sine -cfuh-c zee Fs jus SASS IS
wanted ana So. Of course. are in great 'ieirine
w50v
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uELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
III Buchu IS the Great Diuretic- Helmboldis
Concentrated Extract sar-aDarilla Is the Great
Blood Further. Both prepared according o
rules OF Pharmacy aud Chem stry, and are the most
active than can be made.
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TnE
Clipper Moving aud Reaping Machines.
rHE

Clipper. Moving aud Reaping Machines.
A RE- adapted to every variety Il suffice. and 20
"A cuttinE every Aind % -rass-
Ihey are shter IN weight and dram, more per-
feet 70 cutting than sny other ma hine ~ market.
INC height II cut Gao be varied by the driver
while the machine is IN motion, and without lesv
INK d seat
they are simple, durable, and not liable 70 get
out VI order. ...E
TIE Ore-Harse Mower car be drawn by one horse
as easily as the ordinary tsO-hOrss machine BY
tW0hOrses
Ar kinds Of Agricultural Implements. Feeds AMI
Perth Lsrs OF had. send foI ci-culars-
r IT. ALLEN y co.
50 and Isl Water ST. New York
WJJw4
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Whole number, l.
TIE delegate viii provide themselves with
proper or--i-iitials from their several town rlu-
-use-
siEO. T. BIGELUW,)
N.rA WEED, County COMMITTEE.
Nv. SANLlS
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q THING OF REALTY Is

THING OF BEAUTY Is JOv FOREVER
"a Those who desire briliiancy OF complexion :
must purify and enrich the blood which usfmbolf
Concentrated Extract sarsaparlla invariably does.
Recailect 4 L. patent medicine. Ask for Hahn
holds. Take no other. o. n1t
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.-1usFl>, s'>cA.IulAroRl auUFEss

-1isEi>, ''NGAIuDToRl Address.
WASHINGTON. Juur 4.
or,n. G-t' ',r- i--uei thu following ,on-
--ltnlatcry s.iarr>> "a the aunie-
w,E Dpp,trvEsr. ADs'rGEs 'sOrucr, :
W,sus,e-oS. j.. c, lune -, 1855.
General orier " To-
Soif,c-. o-t., .Iraies q t5e Cai.,f St5is,.
Ry Your patriotic devotion Do your
.,uEu-rv IL. the hour Of danger and alarm, your
-lzguiu. eut n hitting bravery aud endurance, you
have maintained The supremacy Of the Union and
she C,nsti-uri.u, overtbroEn an armed opposi-
:ion y. b. ,ui re.ine1t Of the laws ana Of the
pro.isirsrior,- t,r ever sboiishing slavery the
,su~e and pIetext Of ;he rebelliou-iud opened
the way % re, riEhtful authorities &c restore or
der ail aaugurate peace % a permanent and
enduring basis on every foot Of American soil
CA t,,s1g les- siezes aud battles, IN distance,
iu5.i,.. e. ,,solution ami brilliancy OF results,
lin the lustre OF the worlds past military
achiererltui- aud viii be the patrio;'s precedent
ln def~ice ot liberty and right in all time TO come.
Ia Obedience to your country's call you left
yoar home aud families sud volunteered IN us
ieknce. Victory has crowned your yalor and
secured h, purpose oi your patriotic hearts. and
Nth the gratitude OF your couutrymeu and the
highest hou0rs a great and Tree nation can ar-
cord. You will soon he permitted 70 return 90
YOUR homes and families, conscious Of having
discharged the highest duty II American citizens.
To achieve the glorious tr'umph-. snd secure
~ yourselves, your fllow-countrymeu and POS
feritv the blessing IT free institutions. tens o..
thousands Of ycIr gallant comrades nave fallen
ami sealed the pri-el-~- legacy with their live.
The grave 81 ths-a grateful nation deieVs
With tssrs. hCDors their memories, and viii ever
cherish aud SUPPORT their stricaen families.
lSigued} T. s GRANT.
Lieut.. iicti.
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----=
Prince Napoleon hos resigned

TIE london Post saws TIE Prince resign
al IN consequence of Tho letter Of the En-
peror. The GloJc saws Tho Prince was crnsur-
81 fvr ID dcmucTatic. views generally bnt
mora particularly fir tutoring hostile seuti-
usri- ou tho Emperor American policy.
rf...H WASHINGTON. June 9.
The Chronicle ''.- morning states th7t it
is authorized hy Pa-.Icu. Johnson ana Sc
rc'ary Stanton. 90 deny the statements that
they have c1arrc.li. and that Sir. Stanton =
about 90 leave the Cabinet ON ttc c'rtra-
rv. they nre nn most intimate terms nnl Mr.
Stanton has no intention o, leaving the Cab
met ~ present
r. is asserted that the two gentlemen have
ro- had q difference, much less collision -
The article J, town talk from the Inc, that 10
was rrolarcd ~ The Suggestion - the prr-
sons affected
The Secretary o' the Treasury ra- iiy...f
Mi~-I--irri and South ana North tar"'r'
into districts f,r c-.Ieati.1 af IHHn'l ts,s.
Fred. s. Sawyer. 1' D ,,au. ia- l-cH aI-
pointed Collector 0r Ir--al Revenue 90
Charleston. =. q.
Anon. t1r iars>- arrivals from fHe South
are Gc.. = Houston nt A..aru.l HrI j.-...1
ilill OF Georgia both cx ucn',r-o' ,... US.
lllu-, OBJ. N.ir. -su,.-r.-
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..t,a.
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FOR BRONCHITIS.

40 AL Inflammation VI the throat, tousls and pal.
ate Bitla dry hacking cough, you will dilute the
Lineraent With four or ave times is bulk II water
garzle the throat snd swalloW the moisture. This
sersr fa1t
r. q GOOD f1r TOOTHACHE, EARAcHEr SMILED
Face aud IsFLAM kTIoS OF every Lind. Every iara-
us should have q fuA supply for Inc winter.
Manufactured Z j DONALD KENNEDY, ROxhDry
AurfI End go --dSwisllE
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The election or tine new State Cohstitu-
tation to-day, passed of quietly. ne ma
;oritv against the Constitution vii probably
reach 5000 IN 81 LsuI-.
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the Only Loan im .T0rkei

Nov offered ty the Government, and It's superior
advantages make % tic
GFCsr POPUL4R LolN or rHE PEOPLE
les than 100000 Of the Lean authorized By
the Ia.t Congress are now on the market. This
amount. o., the rate at which it IS being ABSORBED
will all he subscribed for within sixty days
when the notes will undoubtedly command
premium. a. has uniformly been the ease on closing
the subscriptions 70 other Loans
IN order that citizens Of every towE and section
Of thscountry may be Afforded facilities Tor taking
tae loan. the National Banks. state Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
sraIg agreed o. re- Give subscriptions az par. S1n-
-,r.ser. viii select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence and who only are % be responsible
Or the delivery Of inc notes fer which they receive
or.er- r.,-.r.,,v
SUBSCRIPTION AGEyr,
No. iii south lhird s, Plila6elph.
subscriptions will be received By De
I.t National Bans Of Burlington
Merchants
art DID dnw rI.
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Averaee e-tureratu-- cf the month. D. g Ie.
Nyerzge of Hay for eight year, past, -. g '9-
Are-r ~ height v. t4e Barometer, -'-72 ,ncne-
Average 90 Nay I.~ -i-at year 20 so inches.
Fall OF rsia ou-.r- the month. .,.3i inches.
Ar-rscs u-U ar water lu M.y for Fix year,. p 7
.clc,-
Average s.ouou.--- lir the usoath. '-g1Jhs
>ra-u o. NOV au1 rain on tne l2t.
latest rr.,st -h--re.7 m the m
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ws16na4 M PAauls slpploi VII
IA T. y 2 DY
RHEUMATIC LENIuENT.

rs-1--,1.. .a ..tr- aIa.s cijird 90 this most
.sGea.a-t. L.-.u.s-f. t- "a priest and speedy
l......l .t.f..arl .utlr4 That De -n i- heir %.
EHEUNtTtSM
is caused t d sts n4-iou li tie auds. arising iron
-Ha.-e- H-rspi-I---r-is ,urec 'y Anew natl-l' 90
neuullt-- Rheumatic -llimeut-
SPRAfNS
PC -.a.sl r,. ar o-e--extersioa and sudden rel
action Us Che -llsc.-s-i- cured dy a lev bottles %
Kennedy Rheumatic L-u-melt-equ2Ily -9'- .'i
NEURALCIA,
THE king OF 90 pain, s caused ly an inflammation y
be uerves-is instantly cured hy lev appnca.ions
kennedy Rheumatic Lininent.
PLEJRISY
l.an Inflammation 1f the Lining % the Ribs curel
by a feu a0t-.es Of keunedy's Rheumatic Lin-Ient-
BRUISES
Are cau--i hy q sudden pressure Of the re-h a.
sulasaiug Of tho tissues-is instantly relieved BY
Ken-ety's Rheumatic Linimeut.
CRANP
Is contraction Of the muscles, caused BY sudden
ssoppage Of the nervous euid, which prevents ant
ma lifo having freef1s is cured BY a few appl-
cations ofKennedy'sR heunatic Eminent
BILIOUS COLIC
-caus1- hy q neural ga IL the stomach and bowels
/ t-ke s teasD0onfgl % keu1ety's Rheumatic Liz
nent IL warm water every half hour uutileured-
sooTHART ASD HoARSENESS.
are caused by an unnatural dryueSs OF the gland
wet piece Of flannel with kennedy's Rheumatic
Lgiment apply y on going to bed, and you Wlii &C
WEAKNESS oF TIE BACK
Follow thediroctiou in the circular around each
bottle.
/ FOR LCERATEDS SORE THROAT
You will takeone teaspooEful Of the Linimentt 1
] Gus teaspoonfulsof eater. GarEie the throattWic
/ t1y- il q few dave j. will he well. THE
] fea4pooufal viii be worth dollar 70 you.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

f1AAAlAA JIur
TIE steamship Africi IRON Liverpooi. Ny
21ai. VS. Qe,-en-,s.Su $50. ir-- artveo
b..re. her dates arr two days later than
those received.
.r4l.... ..-4f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

II gwiRE or r0tNfERrETTS AND UNPRIN-
l ID cp'ed dealers sndevoring 70 dispose Of their
oxa aud othar praparatifns. On the repntatlon al
tanned by Heln9old's Genuine Rrsperssons-
To-. - .rlIal ~
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PulIapgLPaJA. Jun, c

PHILADELPHIA. June c.
Thirteen Thousand returning troop heve
arrived ia this city sine Saturday. THREE
Thousand arrived to-day. f
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COUNTY CoNyfNr,oN.

The FTeeuieu Of ChiticIlien County who would
SUPPORT ;he administration Of Andrew johnson.
.ni sd IL re-estsblishR the Federsl authority
an; GoyeruH.nt OVER ell the States sud Terri
tor OF The United States, upon the enduring
basis Of universal freedom, are requested 10 meet
N Cs,veurcn, by their delegates, st the CITY
Hal, il BURLINGTON, on SATURDAY. JULY
st. s6s, 81 O'Clock A. NJ 70 nominate can
iidates foF County 0fncers for the year ensuing,
and 10 trAnssct any othe- business deemed prop
~ when met.
IN conformity with the rule heretofore adopt
ID the setsrl towns viii he entitled TO delegates
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

The Tri5ua. -ay, NJ 4 Giiict', lawyer
OF Saratoes. h'- been Engaged n~ rouu-.. For
JEFF Davis
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Nav YoRx. june O.

-NhN lohh. June 20
The Her0ld's Washington despatch says
The person who wrote the threatening l.t-
tiers 90 President johnson has been arrested.
and proves % b. an ins nc Freedman. 's-
boring under the idea that -he Government
owes him $50 900. who threatened e. have
revenge if n1t paid by rhe lt,h His threat
Is not directly against the President though
the tone of has letters indicated rs much.
The Times despatch says that d .ar5,
meeting of loyal citizens Ha- held az Sails
bury. \. g.. on the 18th ulr.. and another
at Lexington on the 20,h. They were large
ly attended and very loyal ia their tone
The Salisbury meeting recommended 90
state Convention Of Raleigh. aud elected
delegates 70 1t.
North Carolinisus show great cagerns 90
establish loyal government.
A Company has been started m Richmond
with GOV. PIerpoint 40 rte head, 20 open
Virginia 10 emigration from the North. and
60 furnish all the necessary information
The case Of Congressman Harris wiii De-
brought before Congress, and IL D. question
whether be will be- allowed 9, sir DO chat
body.
The Trl5uqe's dispatch -iys Mr. Como
y,r. who WAS supp sed 70 have met with :.ui
play. reached this city yesterday. The let
t.r- hr referred % and Thought bad been
suppressed hv the Tribune. giving $40 account
BE-. o.. pior 20 murder the President, were
u,...r received by the Tram.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

uED6E SHEARS. Top Carts & WheelbarroEs
II scufHe Hoes, Clothes Baskets,
Garden TroEels Travelling Bsssets
Grass Hooks. Travs and Bowls,
Povs' Sf wells & Spades Waste Paper Baskets,
OK Mu1zles Brooms, Pals. Brushes,
Garden seeds AID Lines Cylinder and Dash Churns,
PEIRcES.
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UNITED STATES
l. GA \ .
TUIRD Sc RIES.
- 30. 90 20 o q o.

lyautl0rty oijhe Secretary ,f tie Treasury. the
1-ie-s -1,d. the Genera. subscription AGENT Tor
t1s sale oi United states Semitic la-is Co The
putlctb e third series Of Treasury N,tes, tearia-
..-s1 aa three-teu.hs per cent lutercs; -s aanu1
.a va as The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

Lutie iLLk- june 3.
John Lewis. the negro convicted Of muir
Ger, has been sentenced ho hung on the
18th inst.
Gen. Palmer has is-acd an order that the
II Courts shall release from confinement,
aves convicted of hiring their own time.
Gens Custar. Wood. Upton. Alexander
and Whitaker have arrived here. Gen.
Palmer left ut noon for Washington
About seven Thousand soldiers Of tlc ar-
my If the tennessee arrived from Parsers-
hurz Jhis afternoon.
NsW YoRS. june B.
Gold l364 sos. 1854 6s OF 81.
l0si
FLouB-Wcstcrn supertuc, st o sd 4;
common extra, - 50 medium, - a
$ IS choice St LOUIS, % p q Is p
CUEEsE 10 l6c.
%
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WA.uiNGIo>. jan. .
The 9th Corps will b. reviewed .u fh.
Sth INST
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

Sure % Regulate the DOscels

Depend upon y mothers, II will give rsss--to
yourselves, and
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mere ~ n woman in the pubic eve whose name
had az along been associated. in our mind, with
the Yankee. Qunck," and "IIumbug" Blu,
II 1850 no longer. and we desice to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association in oil
other minds. Whatever notions may have OF
womaniy deicacv and propriety we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse --the good Nurse
the bost Nurse. Whether we sh a II have Female
fhy sicians or not, is n question which must he
decided by time and principle. and not as mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice. caprice and
rom NAV AS well behave themselves, for If there
Is raally wat, there will also be supply n
there be calling" there will be coming
Nature and human society are always sell; suppl
ing and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs. Winsow does not want 10 treat YOU Gen
Hemen Nor Dies she prescribe u regimen for
your wives; but rnodestly appears messen-
gel ofhcalth aud happiness TO your INFANTS in
the cradle. Is there anything improper in that,
Nurse OF 80 years experience can boldly
say what is or is not good for n babe and ought
to be listcncdto. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful ply 8
ican and mos: efectns, benclac:ress our IL tie one
ever ei9oyed her doting parents rot excpeted
Just open the door for her and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale o.
the Nursery. Cf this are sure, that We
will teach our 3" Susy" to saw "A BLESSING on
MRs. WiNsLow for nelping her to survive and
| cschpe gripping. colicking and teething siege -
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosPEc
rus II performs precisely what il processes Il
perform. every part of il --uothing less. Ava,
your Cordial. .'Farcgoric." DIR ops" "Lauda
| num- and every other Narcotic. by which tn,
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dul
| M 4 idiotc for life.
| We rave never seen Mrs Winslow-know hel
only through the preparation Of her u" Soothing
| Syrup for hildren Teething-" II we had thu
| power. would make her, as she is, physIca
| savior TO the lniaat Race.