Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
(From IndianspOli. Daily Gazette. ]


/ THE STRICKLAND REsEDIEs-We have fcr
come tine felt it our duty. or an agreeable priv
! ilege, st least, to say word in favor Of DR..
Stricklsnd's Remedies; and simply for the reason
that we know them to be good,-all, we believe,
that they are represented 70 be.
DR.. Strickland resides in Cincinnati. He was
ssuccessful physician; and after thoroughly test
ing few leading remedies Of his own preparing.
he concluded that he could do more good for
community land probably quite a. much for
HIMSELF il he would quit practice, and 20 TO
scattering some Of these medicines throughout
the country. For two years or more be has been
doing this, and with 9 success. we believe. sell
dom net with before in such enterprises.
Some Of these remedies are advertised in our
paper; bu: that is seither here nor there-ws
know them 10 be good, and can recommend them
10 the afflicted. Not long since We were IN
town On the Wabash, and had occasion TO pre-
scribe one Of these remediss- Strickland
Pile Ointment" There we're three drug stores
in the place, aud each o. them had h.d the
remedy, but was out, and had ordered more
They told US that the remedy was very popular
and that they could hardly keep supply, it
went off So rapidly. We have spoken of this
remedy before-hsving known il to be thorough
" tested. in numerous cases during the past
year. and with perfect success in every instance.
Cholera, and his Cough Bslszm. Hhey are ali
genuine, made 70 cure or 70 give relief, prepared
by the Doctor himself, and may st least be class!
Ell among the best remedies that are put up for
sale Druggists now buy them, right out, and
hsv. no difficulty In selling them. Geo. C..
Goodwin & Co., Boston, sole Agents for A.
Strickland & Co. II Cincinnati. Wit
On, OF the incidents OF the voyage 1 must
mention. At Simon's Bay, Care OF Good
hope, several Of the Nyoming's officers on
shore met a numb,r Of English officers from
an English ycsscl-Of war IN the bay. One of
the Engli-hmen, putting a circular piece Of
slass in front Of one OF his eyes, asked, IN
an ironically obsequious manner
" Officer. how many guns do ycu carry
Six, " replied the officer Of the " yonrps.
oh, We carry eleven" said the In
glishmsn, straightenIng out ~ very pom
pous manner.
a. What weight of metal do you throw At
a hroadside 80 asked the officer Of the Wy0-
ming.
d" About eighty pounds answered the
Englishman, initiating binself with a mixture
of wind and pride.
:. Well" replied the officer of the Wyo-
ming. "a one Of our guns alone throws one
hundred and sixty-eight pounds that's
double your whole broadside."
The Englishmsn Immediately collapsed,
struck the elevation Of his head and walked
of.-Letfer from U. s. Steamer WyonHTg.
The Florida Time, tells the planters that
the freedmen will work well and be faithful
if they are honestly and kindly treated. It
saws.
"An intelligent Shareholder. a gentleman Of
cultivation and liberal views, met q large
planter foaning, fretting. curzlng. departing
the country was ruined, 10 more cotton could
be raised, niggers wouldn't work, bis plantation
Was vaiueless, Sc. What will you take for
your plsnts;ion'' asked the gentleman, after
vain attempts TO induce him to reason.
Twelve Thousand dollars ssid the planter.
I'm take it. The property was transferred.
and the new proprietor Immediately placed it in
charge Of the negroes, the former slaves Of the
old proprietor, who, to the number Of 50, entered
into contract TO cultivate the farm upon shares
they receiving one third Of the crop. They
assure the new proprietor that thsy will raise
200 bales more cotton than ever before. Ii sil
our people would accept the results Of the war,
and gracefully conform TO the acquisitions Of
necessity. yielding all theories and prejuices IN
obeiience 10 their interests and the comno2
good. there would be measure OF prosperity
and sdvs neement in the state that would aston
ish It's most sanguius and hopeful friends
As to the attempts 70 excuse tie action of
tue Episcopal general convention BY saying
that that body could not have given thanks
for deliverance from slavery uithou. enbroil-
ing itself in political issues. 10 Is paItry and
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