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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW fHEArER.
Hennsylyania Avenue, near Willard D

MONDAY EvENING, June Il,
GRAND hfPkODUCTTON, with important ad.
olnons ana increased splendor, Of the Gorgeous
ALApDYN; o. THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
OF which at this fheater has never been equs lied
BY any similar attempt in this city, and which,
being played to the largest and ost select audi.
snsss 81 s. ever gathered within The walls of wash
Scenery by D. A. Strong; wonderful Mechanieai
Effects by Messrs Kelly Gross; New and Ele-
Superb Costumes, entirely new, BY Mrs. II. Richer
and AskiAtanta - ~S' - ~'N~-.oA
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HThe Government requires every oath
subscribed to under the amnesty proclama.
tIons to be forwarded to the State Department t.
This requirement not being strictly COM
piled with by many department officers, a
duty has been issued. The number Of oaths
filled at the department taken under MIR.
Lincoln's proclamation. of December 8, 1868, is
rapidly increasing When the oaths are re-.
ceived at the department, the names, dates,
residences, and numbers are all duly registered
in alphabetical order. The oath is then neatly
filed in numerical order, and can be referred
to in a moment, even though the number filed
should amount to hundreds of thousands
Those who have broken the oath will remem-
her this
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ASHLAND IRON WORKs.-We regret to learn
that the Ashland Iron Works have decided to
stop operations by the 1st OF July. The Com
pany has been compelled to come to this con-
clusion on account of the decline in the price
Of iron, and the heavy freight and high price
Of labor and coal. A large number of work
men will thus be thrown out Of employment.
The product Of these works has been from ten
to fifteen thousand tons per annum Of the finest
quality OF pig giron.-Baltimore American.
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Death of Mrs. Siseurney,

HARTFORD, CONN, June 11-Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney, poetess, died here this morning
aged seventy six years.
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE,

phofOsALS FOB foRA61.
Cig Qxartsmaste,', Ones, Repot q wa.Ai.s,s.. 4
n. II G xsS b. E ,sss
bsssEtmspt bsnsd 5ST tsupglyins the o.
S .na foa o. "
Of these I Rlsoss e. With hay Corn ests and stra.
o Corn or 90 tons Hs1 Or q ss.v
sss': e:
ststss At whish they win make deliveries thsreat
asn .sd 70 S' Ss
mepced, and when to be completed.
,,TIhs The price must be written out in words on the
Com to ns PIT up in good ssou. sack. of .sou,
SsS:u. ,'as r. r..
a:s; ss:. to s. Ssii1sfed a must Ssfs 5:
All TIE SItieles offered unasr the bids herein In
bsngP q
shs "a. Ss from tine to
require ana p.ymens nie.sff T 5.
made when the whole amount contracted for shall
The VIII Be- snH seaHissd to As
ie r.s ~ ss1sd S;a y y
days fiS e
the contract fer the Same, with good and
:. e: osnsass = 4 ;.I .ss e
In eonformlty with the terms Of this .dyer
ference 6stvs.n the eder q said biadss "a the
1Ssm fss sonsssss mas Be- aWardsd sf'0a
The resRonsibility ef TIE xuaranIors must b
otssr oosr under 'fiH tie United sts n
Al aus S' es
or rejection Of their pro oposals.
bidder must be lsgibly written In the. PRO-
Proposals. must Be addressed to Brig Gen. D. a.
Rucker, Chief Qsrot QIartermaster, Wsshinston
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To PURIFY, EAlIcH THE BLOOD, BHAuTrFY the
complexion, use HKLMBoLD,s HIGHLY ooHoKa-
rRATBD FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One
bottle equals in streng 9Th one gallon of the Syrup
or Decootion. pa25-6m
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IL Il is feared that the stsamer Admira!
Dupont has been lost at sea- Captain Steco OF
New York pilot boat reports finding q wreck
on Thursday, and about tyveiv We O'Clock in the
latitude OF Cape May, fell in with q large
quantity OF wrecked material, and picked up
one metallic and one long wooden life. boat, a
contained a gold watch stopped at 6.l2), some
small articles OF clothing, and the ships
papers Of the steamer Admiral Dupont. 1t
was supposed from the appearance of the
There were no signs of people, but large num-
Der Of life. preservers afioat The water w as
covered with small pieces of joiner. work and
other stuff for the space of two miles. The
Admiral Dupont was an iron vessel, formerly
ablockade- runner, and since her condemnation
and sale has been in the Government trans.
port service. She sailed last from New York
on the 9TH instant, at4 p m.
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sALI OF ARMY MULES.

\ Noiio' sALI OF ARMY MULES.
eUAhFtWNfssnse WAsaIseroS.D o B. q. May Is. iss5.
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being dis.
DGTssss sss. s RT sss i.
mails is reduced in proportion to the reduction of
'hs hsrs sn: n shs o Of the
$HS$ssi II .ss rsS wGsGp a6Ei
Many Of them we're bought in the BEGINNING. of
ns IN III sSsr' '%apehss and and are thor
oushly broken, hardened by exercise: gentle ana
fsmiliar, from being SO long surrounded By the
south striped q fId far%ns stock
spimaIs. taken TO supply the armies.
'N % %skISs GS Z; Rrhs IHnlk
TRUI VALUE; and such oppor rtnnities for farm
worsing snimals 70 ttosk - snsal t.r%a rms
ana 1G. by pureSssps them and dsposns Of
then in the South, will never GeeqTr A&fEnfsa AE&Efas
Quartermaster Gesersl,,
my % OF Breyet Major General.
DLUMBING. Gas AND STEAM YIrrIN9.
DESCRIPTION OF work ct the lowest market rates
and at the she rtest notice -, C..
d;ps ss ss a Z az
vantage to call before siSlnf te siI EPassp
tsueesss2r to J. Y: ThS9 paoa ,3es 4eSsi?. :.
my 10 e01W lOnr0n ,AnkeA s0eyJ --
THPORTAs1 ia 81 0ARbE1F1h XNS ESFhsks MIXERS. BUILD
Large lot Of Walnut and Cherry. thieknsssss
ffS% ot e ss.t cisas Pin. Lumber Of all theknssses
om three e Ave Esas. Gld Seresnsr WIN
"'Tor ssie sf vaSd No 81 Water street. george.
'Gss =, Fl r O. .'a''''or lot Of ~ -&S1ssiAa4s.iz II
I IaHTNINa sopsi n1eHrN1re .ops,,
The undsxsixnsA is prepared 70 pnt MP Lishtnins
Rods With Ylafina tiyped points IN the best manner
an, a,so. Bah Hsnsins done in the most improved
style. Work done In the so9pfsX e SssE R1sess.
97l Pa. Az. bet. 10th and 18th st..
NIOTIU1 .-lor sale $50 sstts Of land horse sse.
~ ond hani HARNIoD and large lot SADDLES
and BRIDLle. Apply 70 81. 3. JOHNeT0H, No.
353 Rsnnsylvania ayenue, eetyeen 4h and 9th
uELMBoLD,g CeNcnETRAI1D 1xfBAoI
IL BU0Hus ts Ehs Gysat Dt.sssie. -
HyLND0LDD oON00NTRA34D 1xxnAOT
SAD0ARAHILLA. is thl Great Blood Pwifss.
1 Both are 1reparsd acooreine 70 rulee OF Pharma-
cy and Chemissy, ,snA are As most aettye that can
TN5T1U0fI0N ID LANaUA0ls, HiSfORI
i asa Ii if1IATURl. Inquire q d4z p. 81.
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CHIIF oUARrERMAsTERS OFII0l.
u DEPOT OF WAsHNG1oa,.

All dealers In nru ~. Hsrdvare, Lumber Leath.
Or, Once Furniture, Harness, and are re
suested to send TO this ofnce. on MONpAI OF seea
articles they are prep7red to Inish this Depot
at short notice, with the price or each mafked IN
service require it, the article srcles can be OBJ
tanned without delay, and at the l0west prize;
auired to furnish the list punctualy every onday
mornips d. H. RUCKER,
Brissdier Gent and Chief Q. NJ,
5an6o Depot of Warrington.
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HKIMBoLD'G DxfRAcf OF SARsAPARRrLLA
cleanses and reaovates the bio I'd pstls the vigor
Of health into the system, and purges out the hu.
mors that make disease. m25-6m
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T Il A 3

TEAs' r1 As' -
TEE CENT PER POUND ADVANCE SYSTEM. nj
Having made arrangements with an exten-
sive house in New York TO SUI pply me with TEAS,
now offer to the trade fine assortment of Black
Green and Jt-an Teas of all grades on the above
system. vhien has proved 80 attractive in all
All Teas sold At Ave (5> cents Per pound advance
0'ei '" W, CORWIN BURGY,
soIe Agent for Thurston. Hall & 90 's celebr 4ted
Water Boston, Mill, ,GrA Aham and Butter Crack
ers. ii North Charles ST.. Baltim more, Nd.
HWifr
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pRoPosALs FOB pURcHAsE OF IoE.

Sealed Proposals viii be received at this ONCE
Sntil noon OF WEDNESDAY. June 18th 1855. for
Inc purchase of l,5 tons of Ice. or less, in
GoSernment Ice House. at "Masons Island, !"
Virginia. J. M BROWN
Quartermaste q Office. 1 so Pennnsylyania ave =,
Washin gtop, June 5th, 1855 seS.6t
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WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and @ streets, near Penna. ave.

and Asli.tants. 80 - -''"' " ''''' - "''h'
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and streets. near Penna. ave.
rns'sen''iAi AR f. fsask Fl NIT; Ssskg;; ssssg; of
'0rmfaaSiNP66aa9R a6N6aR EVENING, June y, 1865,
T + ss
%LApbfE: o., Sa'1SaHs' FHE '*Ho9NDsRrgL SCAMP.
+ iss EhE0's'n
NIxON's NEW YORK CIRCUS.
Sixth street, near Pennsylvania ayengs.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
MONDAY, June II, 1875.
First appearance Of
The Worid-rsnowned Leaper
MR. JOHN FOSTER III. Popular Clown.
The wonderful Bridge Rider.
'' - 1''A The Daring aymnss..
Two star Clowns in the Ring,
EDWIN CROU1sTH and JOHN FOSTER.
ALL THE COMPANY appears Afternoon and
Evening, in conjunction with
ELLINGER FOOTE'S
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
COT. SMALL. " -'DD 'D
RHE SMALLEST n4Ggh5p KGSIbF PEOPLE IN THE
TOM THUMB.
IAfssrnoon At 2.-Evsning 9. at o'clockl
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES,
The LIhL1PuTIAN CHARIOT AND AVANT
GOUhI1R OF the Little People. can be seen on
Penn'a avenue from 10 to II O'Clock daily.
HORSE OF TEN THOUSAND. GEN. SCOTT,
&e.,&c., will appear livery Performance.
PRICES.
Ra.aaS S.;. cents
Children under ten years Of age Is esnts ssnt
Doors open At 7; to commence at 8 O'Clock pre-
GREAT ATTRACTION NEXT wEIK.
HA strong pelice force will be in attendance
MILITARY HALL.
No. 397 Penn. avenue. between AZ and 9Th sts.
G. NACHMAN .M.n.,sr
IMMINsI SUCCESS
NEW FAols THIS w1sK.
NE" ssssSt ssa PERFORMANCE,
LOOK AT THE NEW TALENri
Mcs1 AND LIZl TONIGHT
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
IN ANT F11 TsHs RssE Sss9..4 eeM.sAss4E, ssE,oox,
MISS AEE!4E. Hh4eaEs i y.s!su., ana D.u.aIs..
' The Fair Dasshtsr Of rerpsichory.
The Greatest Jig Dancer in the Country.
MISS MAGGIE WARREN.
Prom the Baltimore Canterbury.
10 ADAMS,
Bsnjoist and Comic Singer.
PROF. g. NACHMAN.
Violinist.
PROP. CHAb RICHTER.
The best Pianist in this city.
NEW resEs fS1s 4st AZ a6fSk R
ADMISSION FREE
Concert commences at O'Clock precisely.
iAS-StA
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) Poor Tom,aA col

Poor Toms q coldn
HOW warm soccer the genial sun
MAY lock In Kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins NO cheering warmth
Dispeis the gloomy sorrow Of his soul.
Dyspepsfa. like goblin, hunts him down.
Ask grim chamberlain, lights him to bed,
While Dnllness, Vertigo. and Headache dire,
WITH hercer aches combine to make him groan.
Be wise. poor Tom
And hearken. Thomas, to Instruction:
For all thy ills Q Remedy 10 found,
A Panacea. certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BITrERs. 8. T.-ls5o K,
Awondrous Tonic, made by DR.. Drake,
Will Kill the demons that tn y stomach vex,-
WIN say them, Thomas, for thy stomsch's SAKE.
new life, new strength to thee shall come
by using this 1lixir wonderful.
PLASrA1IoS BITTERs will restore thy health,
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind at peace.
fe l0-lH
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II Johnson's Island has been selected as
the prison where all the rebel of1cers who re-
fuse to accept the amnesty on the terms pre-
scribed by President Johnson's new proclama.
be made OF them Jbhnson's Island is one Of
the best sitnated prisons Ia the United States,
1t being easy of access, hard to escape from,
and in q most healthy and pleasant location.
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CRIAr DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

20 .stTsct Nae tS'f to esil al At pR' LsWITs once.
and have them taken out without pain.
proved method OF inserting gARTIFICIAL TI1TH.
ffyou once the great improyement In his teeth.
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
Silver and Rubber Plates ct the old price, 1we
have not advanced the price on our work nnce the
No. oI2 Psnnis avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets: -. d
ian &-Iy D. h. LBW1B. n O.s Uenuss.
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MULTITUDRS OF PEOPLE REQUIRE an Alter
ative to restore the healthy action of their s,s-
TENS and correct the arrangements thai creep
several i'm positions palmed off upon the pu b.
lie under this name. AYERS SARSAPARILLA
10 NO mposition, Je 7-lW
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| CLRAR, SxoorH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-
| PLxIox follows the use Of HKLMBoLD's OoNoEN-
| FRArKD FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLl. It re-
moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions Of
| the skin, ms 6m
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The following Ladies, concentrated In one
BOUQUET OF ROsIs,
BOUQUDT OF ROSES,
Win also appear:
GARDNER SISTERS.
FANNY MAY.
ANNII iLMoRl,
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA WILLIAMS
LOUISA PARKER.
KATE ULLNAN
And ethers.
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Nor FEW OF OF 9H WORST DISORDERS that
aflict mankind arise from ptons Of the blood
HRLMBoLD's 1xfRAof OF 6ARsAPARILLA is q rem.
edy of the utmost value. m25-6m
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SECRXT DIsEAsEs

Sama,isss's ,6tt is the most certain. safs and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered, Cures In two to four days.
And recent cases in twenty four ho9rs Nc mineral
It Ia the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages. ~; fe-
male s..
permanent cure for Syphilis, sero fAla Ulcers,
for IS. Sold by 8. O. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
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THl BRIDAL CHAMBER, an 1ssay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary
and sexua Systems-Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address DR.. J. 6KILLIn HouQH9oH, Howard Asso-
ciatien. Philadelphia. Pa. NH a1-Sm
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Stop THAT SCRATCHING,
And uss WHlATONS ITCH OINTMINT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours, also cures
Cbillblains, Ulcers and ali 1ruptions Of the Skin
Bold by all DruGgists. q. d. GILMAN,
mar 2-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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~Garrotine is still in vogue In New York.
A night or SO since, Dennis Connor Of Port
land, Me, while walking along Wooster street.
was knocked down and robbed OF Sis In
Treasury notes, by fellow named George Pc
terson, aided by . confederate, who, while Pc.
terson was rifiing his pockets, tied handker-
chief over his mouth. The former has been
arrested; the latter is still at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-12

HAn English paper says a wonderful i'm
provement is taxing place all at oace in the
Ions. g.stagnated cotton trade Of Preston
Twelve mills, which have been stopped during
periods varying from eighteen months to four
years, have just been opened for work, and
several which have been running short time
for many months are commencing to run
longer hours.
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And his Beautiful Ballet Troupe Of Youns Ladies
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

HE GRoUSD FOR MAEKET PLACE.-We
ana erstand That the ground proposed fur
mar ket piaoe-south sioe Of College sire e .
And west Of the old railroad cut. was d T.
chas d u the late Owne7. Mr Uudcrwo -
yesterday morning. for S2.O50-ty Me- r..
insi previously refused to concur with the
ioint resolution OF the Board Of Alder men
to purchase the same at price not e1c eed-
inc $1,000 We hear further, that last
evening the Common Council reversed ibeir
former action. and voLed 70 concur wit the
resolution adopted by the Board OF A lder-
men
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IRIsH ApRoITxEss Cesar 0twsy tells 8
story Of curious little dspper excistiman.
VINO entered Cnnnemar4, sIngie-hsnded. to
seize fat lady who did a good bnsinoss in
French silks and l-ees H. met the e5ntra-
handist IN Il narrow pas, and came upon
her. if reeoliect Alright. Unexpectedly from
behind a rock. The lady, VINO was very barge
and tat. was riding IN a piliian behind a w.
ani boy Although taken by uiprise, -ht
proved herself more than match for the
excise officer.
II shall thank you, ma am. said he,
taking the horse by the bride, " 10 dir
rnoupt.
" Dismount Arrah, what for, sir -
asked the lady.
II am an officer in His Msj-stys service,
ma am. and have reason to believe that you
have conrraband property about your person,
or beneath the saddle of your horse
Fortunately for tie cuntrabandisi she had
none OF the goods about her person they
were all slowed away beneath the plllIon, or
saddle, on winch she sat
:. really cannot come down" said the
9 large. tat woman.
=. But really, ma am, you must. said the
Z courageous little man, looking NJ at the
mountain.
Leo linen. If do, sir, you must help me
with -rhe greatest OF pleasure, ma am.
said me miniature excl oman, holding mp MS
-itst-ss- q. skeist her
asa 1hs isdy. who came ''down at run,
: hoped int., has arms with weight and We
lOclIy which, threw INN upon his hack m the
rad. where she held him PINNED beneath her.
'''--s Ride away. ma brochsi, said she in
Irish, turning her head 70 the ssrvsut boy.
=. Its me the gentleman Hantz, and NOT you.
Let me up,s nndan :" rosrsd the exrise
= .sls a.rless =. ~has . fzshs ys.Rw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

.-DKAIH OF A MERISo.-The Middlehurv
Register of the 9th learns "thRt Mr.. Ham
mOnd's best ram, Gold Drop, died on Sun
dHy night. This sheep probably mad bit
ter reputation than any other that ever
lived. Mr.. Hammond could AT any time Tor
q year past have taken $4,000 Tor him
lie was valued at SIS. 900 de will be,sin-
cerely mourned bv all sheep breeders at
home and abroad. tie was four YEAR oil -
Inc figures quoted above require no com
ment 20 show the point VIII en- the sheen
fever" OF the past three Ct fOur years has
reach' d Without disputing the tact that
the price named might nave been taken for
this raIn, OF that the valuation put upon
hin rad foundation in has actual eirnines.
no Sensible man clam any basis un which
either should rest, beyond the current lash-
ION OF the day. and most exaggerated no
ion, Enthusiastically diffused through the
community, OF the merits OF the sort of
sheep OF which the animal mentioned wa.
IN example, While such mania lasts.
paragraphs like the above attract compars-
rively little notice: when the mania il over.
and people sit down to count the cost in the
sober light OF ultimate returns. these ale
vers" and those who take part in melting
them, appear and are commented on. III. a
man
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND A6UE.

CrineAn hittert have proved the nost prompt
ano thoruuEh remedy known successful when
qHinine hAs JAILED, ~ determines hy trisls the
Snltec states Hospitals ~ Newark. y. =, Fort
hAniiton. \. Y, And Besufort, 5. c., and numerou-
cs>es everywhere, The Bitters are warranted O.
arrest the chiiis the nrst DAY. and In brief time.
e1pel the disease from the system g. thoroughly
mat no renewal follows, II the directions for
strictly adhered T..
We have numerous certificate. Of cures o. the
above MALAY. but want Of room prevents the III
'srtion OF only the following. from L. S. Army
surEeon- We refer 70 circular around bottle ior
many other.
Dr whitehead. Surgeon, e. g. A. dated [ s.
Hospital NewArc, n Says Il cured severa
SOLDIERS under my charge Of obstinate Fever and
AKue, which have dek@d for weeks the rsuAl renee
O. elinine, and xcz!d without hesitation it in
similar CASES N
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

BuReLAKIEs--Fotr or FIVE houses were
entered in Remington % "Wednesday, while
their occupants wee absent attending the
Celebration, and three OF them robbed OF
silver and money t. the amount OF two or
three hundred dollars in each case. Two
men. professional operators from Troy, who
are believed to be the guilty parties, were
followed to Rutland yesterday. arrested and
lodged IN Rutland Jail but no recovery Of
the stolen goods had been made.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
RHEU MATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUhATlsM AND NEURAL6IA.



g ". PLAT, Eco. Assistant Assessor Inr,-p,'
Revenue Fourth District New York. zys. I Am
iron the nature Of my duties. exposed to all IN,
different phases or weather. often saturated u the
Person, vet feet, etc, and have. as 4 consequence
been afflicted with colds chills etc. and Tor long
time with Rheumatism but since takinr the
crmeNn Bitters, nave felt none OF me eject. a,
bad wesfser, ana Fny Rheumatism has entirely i.-
appeared.
NJ son- who IS N the army % Gen. Grant writes
70 me ss follows Father. WHOM a. epo,r,uni,,.
offers, co not fail 70 send ne some Crimean Ritter,
fo- oI cannot imagine what ready relief ,n-v
are after exposure 1 an never alarmed ab,u,
sleeping on the ground, getting vet II / use
them"
viii here state that this son cam. home on sics
leave almost a skeleton a single bottle restored
his appetite and strength. 50 that in two wests n.
w1 pronounced able to jim his battery.
NEURALGIA
JERSEY ulTY. Jan p 1851;
GYMS have been for two years past much Al
neteu Al intervals with neuralgia in the back ~
ny NECK anc head, Anc Lad used ali the usa.sI re-
m dies Tor that disease. prescribed d, nv nbV,i
elAn put without perIsanent relief an hauuv
So .aAs .he ure o. nottie Of YOUR Chilean Bit
tera has eompleteiy subdnei the complaint And I
have not ex.,er1el ced an ATTACK since
CHARLES WILLIAMS No. Mercer st.
ENDORSED BY The SURGEON GEN us4
pI.iAne-Ay surgeon l. s.A.. dated At heauf.rt
z, sept 10, le63, tays gave . case Of tie a.
mean BiIterE 70 DR. Wurtz TIE gedie.l n,r..
Who commanded the article ct uuce and il VA IN
oorsed BY the Sturgeon General. who arrive ~.
ns 4 oAt, and vas aware Of lis merfed sncce.s IN
me Northern Q. . hospital. 1t he unaninously de-
eared by all the Surgeons here that il /, ig.t m.
thing 10 this maiarious climate
ceIAkAN BfTTERs ar. especially ,ui,ed 70
relieve the '1 !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

TEI KrrcHrn DryALcAros.-The che OK
book from winch ke;cbUm issued ms forg r
les has been found, with . hundred n 70
ffty checks missing which. if all were use o
BIZ him; wvnld make the total Issue aesu
Sl.750 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
WATER.-The following paragraph from
the New Bedford Mercury affords food Tor
thought here in Burlington

little more than year ago, water vas To-
froduced into the City Of Worcester. sfter a hard
struggle, IN which the capitalists of that city
fought against tine PROJECT. An intelligent and
active busines man Of that city Informs Us, thst
shree number Of manufacturing estzhHshmeDt.
have already sprung mp and are hourishinr
there. and many others sre N contemplation:
cad fhis.s fhoaeh uhen mater - introduced
there vas no aDursnce that such would be the
case. The richest man IN worcester, Who thrrst.
e1ed N 90 The vster Va iufrpdansd, to ell DOT
snd NV the city. wast the vefy nrss 70 apply for
wsssr 70 - I'D isss ha hsas; nd ns9, .biox
-. Nseh . Sehod an1hs Weuld hsve hard
work 20 I'D . nan viIfae . srkp,vi,a., "a,
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