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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
To the Associated Press.

I
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Dec 25 1865.
The Ercning Star has information of a not In
Alexandria Va, yesterday. ana says 1t commenced by
party Of negroes, who going about the city with
a drum. Breaking in the door of man named Mankin
he fred the party killing and wounding another
The disturbance extended to other portions Of the city
and lasted until late at night Shooting was going on
in every direction
-Four white men are reported killed and q number
wounded in addition the six negroes reported killed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRiTION AND
MURDER.
Destruction by Fire Of the Larger Portion
OF shaHcr, Pa.-No Oil Dcstreyed-A
Man Shot Dead-His Murderer Es-

SnArFER PENN. Monday, Dec. 25 1865.
At II o'clock this afternoon fire broke out
in the Ocean Hoase. The flames spread, and in short
time the entire west side Of the town. from Dcwney
Co.'S oil office to the Postofice destroyed. The
Parsons Hotel was also burned, were also oil the
shops and stables adjoining.
Downeys Office and all the buildings below Centrest.
were saved The wind was favorable for the safety Of
the oil platforms, and no oil was burned.
During the excitement Mr.. Park shot dead.
while quarreling with his murderer who has escaped
Ten stores and four hotels were consumed. and the
bulk of the buildings in the town were destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
SERIOUS AFFRAY.
Riot on a Railroad Train-Two Men Kill
cd-several Wounded.
CNcIxSArL ONO, Tuesday. Dec. .,

CNCINSATL ONO Tuesday Dec. %, le6j
The Gazette says that yesterday afternoon
number of men engaged aborers on the Dayton and
Western Railroad, Richmond Ind, took passage
on train bound for Dayton, and refusing to pay their
fare, difficulty ensaed, in which two Of the laborers
were killed and others wounded. The baggagc-maser
Of the train was also wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
A German Ship Wrecked-Ali on Board
Lost.
BosroN. Tuesday, Dec.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Dec. 20. Itt3
The Hamburg ship Newton, Capt. Herting,
from NewYork for Hamburg, came ashore at Nan
tucket, Sunday night and went TO pieces. All hands
were lost. Que man swan ashore. but died from ex
posufe after walking half mile along the beach. Her
life preserver marked Newton. Hsmburg.
About 1000 barrels Of kerosene oil have been saved
from the wreck
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
FREEDMEN IN TEXAS.

FREEDMEN IN TEXAS.
The SurgeOn-in- Chief of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau has just received report from the Chief Medical
Officer for the State Of Texas in which he says he can
find no records or learn Of anything having been done
for the benefit Of refugees and freedmen during the war
or during its occupation by troops until September
,tb at which date Brg.-Gen Gregory. Assistant
Commissioner for that District arrived Since the
ganzaton Of the Bureau Galveston refugees have
applied for medical relief The number Of freedmen
treated in the hospitals at Galveston for the months OF
October and November was but IL. He further re-
ported that thus far no suffering Las been reported
" hch he has been unable 10 relieve. Freedmen who
left their homes for the towns have commanded good
wages and have been enabled in part 10 take care OF
their sick relatives and friends In view Of the proba.
bic suffering among the poor Of both this Winter
the Medical Officer recommends the Bureau TO send hin
two additional surgeons he has confidence in the
employment Of exRebe surgeons.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
New certificates Of Indebtedness, amounting
to g. 52j OOO were last week issued by the Treasury
Department.
IECREASE or SALARIES ASKED.
A petition is being circulated among the
clerks Of the various departments praying Congress for
an increase of their salaries.
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
A pleasant Christmas festival, gotten up by
the ladies OF the National Union Relief Association.
was given TO the Freedmen Of this city yesterday, at
which liberal amount Of luxuries were dispensed.
The assemblage was addressed by Gen. Howard. who
gave them much good advice. which seemed to be prop
efly appreciated.
INCREASE or TIB CATTLE PLAGUE.
The United states Consul, writing to the State
Department from Manchester under date of December
9, 1867 says:
"Since the date of my last dispatch on the subject Of
the cattle plague, the deaths have rapidly Increased
The whole number of cases reported 10 the authorities
ND 10 the close of last week Is 5000 Of these 1880
died and 10 700 were killed while suffering with the
disease The number OF eases reported last week was
nearly OO0 Tie exact figures are for the week end
inc November IT, 2,dC9 for the week ending November
%. 3Gl0; for the week ending December 20. 3o25."
EEw.YEAR AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Arrangements are being made for the New
Years reception Of the President. new carpet in
the East room has been procured, and the master
mechanic was at the Executive Mansion this morning
for the purpose of commencing the erection Of plat
form from the north windows OF the East room to the
pavement so as to enable the visitors 10 pass through
the apartments without blocking up thepassage.
PETITION FOR REMOVAL
The Ohio State Board OF Agriculture, the
Ohio State Pomologica Society and the Illinois State
Horticultural Society without dissenting vote have
requested the removal Of the present Commissioner o
Agriculture. on the ground Of incompeteney'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
A Senator for the Congress-Gr"vcC Charges
Against the Senate and President Rob-

WORCESTER Mass, Tuesday. Dec. 20, 1863
=. A. SinnOtt, President Of the Fenian
brotherhood declares himself for a Congress. He
alleges that the Senators who mpeaehed the President
were under arrest five lays previous to their act OF i'm
parchment; that Roberts has been guilty Of hlsehood
and malfeasancei that Meehsn must clear himself Of
direct charge Of completely with the English Govern
men and that every eHrayagance committed has been
by the contract Of the Senate.
Gen. Sweeny appears in a new light pecuniafIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Navnl Imse,liQeucc.

The repairs on the Monongahela are nearly
completed and she win sail for her station IN FEW
DAYS The Rhode Island, Commodore Palmei's flag
ship is almost ready and II is said she via leave for
the West Indies some time during the present week
The sea-race between the gunboats AlgOn.
qun and Winooski will take place at early day.
The Algonquin is lying at the Aayyyard taking in the
necessary stores. etc while tue Wnook is still mt the
aock foot of Delancev.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
iJ,HE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC
Mot q Whisky Preparstion)

iJ,HE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC
Il (No. Whisky Preparstion.)
HOOFLANDS: GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE
DEBILITY, DEBILITY.
IesulHDs bom any cause whatever
PROsTRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM,
SEVERE nARpsHiPs' EXPOSURE.
DISEASES OF CAMP LIFE.
SOLDIERS CITIZENS,
MALE OR FEMALE,
ADULT OR YOUTH.
WILL FIND IN THIS BITTERs
.pure Tonic not dependent on bad liquors for it. almost
nirac culous effects.
DYSPEPSIA,
and resulting rom disorders Liver Digestive
Organs, are cured by
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
This Bitters las
PERFORMED MORE CURES.
GIVES BETTER SATISFACTION
HAS MORE TESTIMONY
b, more respectable people vOuch for it, than any ether
srice in the Market
We defy any to contradict this assertion, and
WILL PAY $1,000
,o,py one who will produce certificate published by that
ts not fenuine
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
CURE EVERY CASE OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
AND DISEASES iARISING FROM DIsoRDERED
STOMACH.
Observe following symptoms resulting from disorders Of
the digestive organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood the Head
A:ldty Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
ior Food Fulness Weight in the Stomach Sour
ETuctaiions, Sinking or Fluiterng at the PIT Of
tbe stomach Swimming OF the Head, HuI
Tied and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the
Heart Choking Suf
locating Sensations when in
lying Posture Dmness
Of Vision, Dots
O Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, De.
fciency of Precipitation, HellOwness Of the
Shin end Eyes Pain in the Side. Back, Chest, Limbs
&e. Sudden fushes of Heat Burning IN the FLESH Con
inaginngs of Evil, and gres, Depression of Spirits
REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BITTERs IS NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CANNOT MAKE DRUNKARDs,
BUT IS THE BEST TONIC lS THE WORLD
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

The President has, through the Secretary
Of State relieved Judge Sharkey of The trust of Pro
ysons Governor and recognized his duly elected sue
cessor in the person Of Gov. Humphreys The letters
addressed 10 them are similar to those written to the
Provisional Governors and Governors OF the other
Southern States Iemtting to the constituted authoi'
ties chosen by the people. the care and conduct oil
their proper affairs. Texas and Florida are the
only two remaining States TO be relieved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Railway Accidental CoIored Nan In.
iured.

PROVIDENCE Il. l., Tuesday. Dec. 20, 1863
A collision occurred between two passenger
trains Oh the Stonngton Railroad, eight miles from
this city, this afternoon. Both locomotives ANA se'erai
cars were disabled One passenger Ia colored man
had his leg crushed. There were no other serious
casualties
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
A County SAFE Broken Open and Robbed

CScHNATI Tuesday Dec. 26' lsb5.
The safe of the Treasurer Of Pulaski County,
at winuemack was broken open Sunday night be-
tween and o'clock. and s.. 900 stolen
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Arrest for Alleged Di.loyalty.

RALEIGH, n. G. Dec q 1900
X. A. Warning, editor Of The Charlotte Times,
arrested by order OF Gen Ruger. arrived here this
morning The arrest was made, II is said account
of the articles that have recently appeared in The
TIMES. it is supposed he viii be admitted to bail
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Murder in Baltinore-The Fog.
IALIIMnRr. Tuesday. d

IALTIMORL, Tuesday, Utc. =, IrbJ'
Two young men got INTO an alteration last
night in Canalst in regard to dsreputable female,
when one assaulted the other with razor cutting bis
throat and killing him.
The fog still continues. with o raUid tbaw.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Street AGray-A Man Killed.

NEw.HAyEN. Conn. Tuesday. Dec. &c, 1860.
John Dolan, a laborer, was killed in street
afray which occurred here to-day 1t appears TO have
been justiGable homicide.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Fire aud Loss Of Lifc-Three Prisoner"
Burned 10 Death.
BOsION, Tuesd

boston, Tuesday, Dec. 96, 1862
The prison connected with the alms-hous at
Portsmouth, ~ H., was burned on Sunday nigfd' ana
three inmates persisted in the flames. Their names
were Duncan Hin Jobn Dpryea and John GaSaghah
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
VIRGINIA.

Quiet Observance OF Chriatmas mt Rich
m0ud - Disturbance mt Manchester
Freedman's Riot-Two Colorcd Pris-
oBcrs Liberated-T Negroes Else.
where Quiet.
RICHMOND, Va Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1865.
Christmas was observed in this city by all
mob violence occurred except at Manchester opposite
Richmond where large number of freedmen sur.
rounded the a and forced the release Of two colored
prisoners
Official reports from all other sections OF the State
represent the freedmen as quiet and apprehension
exists on the part OF the officers Of the bureau OF
disturbance among them
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch TO The ~ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Dec. % ls65.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
uere II 900 600
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Dec. 2G, 1865.
RESTORATION OF MISSISSIPPI.

To the Auocisied Press.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
NV YoRK. Julr 9TH

Ire Steamer Zodiac brings Savannah
ii-es Of the Goth The Savannah Herald $
04ngeburgh S. c. correspondent says that
plac1 yet 10 mostly lying in asho.. Gel.
dartsuff commands the post. The Railroad
- icing repaired. laborers receiving II dol
arr per month.
The crops are in fine condition. All the
town. 10 South Carolina arc or soon Will be
ccupif-i BY National troops.
The Charleston Courier of tic 18th Cor.
eays that the Tooth y. Y. Vols. Duryea :
LIuaves who we're removed 10 Morris Island
f'r taking part in the disturbance IN the
CITY, nave shown d ,0u;riuus spirit since
tEeir removal.
zen. Gilmore sent an order Demanding thu
colon of the regiment, hut The Colonel re-
fused % give them W. He wa placed under
arrest. and the coiors demanded of the second
l.6c"r In command lie TOO reir~ed but.
n q n. Hatch explaining ti.ar hlS clnducl
would be mutiny. while the Colonel would
simply be disObedience of ORDER. he pr0mis-
ed ID deliver the COLOR delivery was made.
Wien it wac found that only tAe siaff ard
IL Joer cover had teen delivered. IL NJ
tfen determined 70 disarm the whole regI-
ment Other troops were brought forward
guns charged with grape and canister and
trained upon the mutinous troops, and order
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

Tie HvGids Washington dc-Tatch says
'he President has announced i-i4tcntisu o.
sustain tie administration ol Governor Pier
rcint or Virginia.
IN EFFORT Is making To- Undue ,he pr,si-
5s1t t. suspend processes issued under q G.
,lnfstation law against tie poverty of late
-sb,ls IN Richm ud ,ill action ie- been had
% their application for pardon
Reports Of NurJhcrners now trdveliu. lu
&c south. represent tbe ,xi,teur. of Immense
mineral resources which have h.ra Kept from
-l1lic knowledge.
The statement OF Tardons "a. j are NOS,
strictly correct. The names gwen are -Im-
? those of persons whose paI-r- have g zee
.uugh the Adiutaut Genera. Office and
81, We, TO he acted upon by tha President.
Provisions. Governor Terry ,. south Car
Inc. has issued proclamation calling a
-au,cuuun Ju r,yi-- the constitution OF thc
state BeIe.i It's 10 be elected on the lsJ
N.rday Of : yemher. and ,hc convention
sIll meet or he Sd Monday OF tie same
month.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
NEW YoEK, July p

lie Inns despatch says the Aghicalta-
"a. Bureau is in receipt oi gratifying reports
3D. condition Of crops Of every descrip-
I'm
II World's despatch -aYs the govern
r'rf ;ss,- joss, ssion Of Fosd's theatre To-
lsE ~ Fixed rent.
The rebel Secretary OF State Benjamin. Is
~ Paris.
Tie Rsraid's correspondent rays Mason
'n' the other rebel agents 10 Europe have
= crossed .he Atlantic, and arc now rosidinS
q Canada
During the proceeding in New Orleans for
crfscation If the rebel Slidel's pro!-
'ry. claims were rut in by French
,arties for three hundred and ninety francs
'-' the Judge decided as SlIdell was motto
rlus enemy Of the country. his property
--louged TO the Government ana the claims
r.uld not be allowed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
NV YORK. Jnlv y

Tie Herald New Orleans correspondent
r7s the Tcchc District Of Louisiana l. filled
with ,uerrillas who haYe thus far dcicd the
National troops and citizens to capture them.
They not only plumber rural districts ou'
enter towns and rob the stores.
Tn, order To muster out the troops whose
',rm, % service expire prior TO the lst OF
of5aer. will send home between liuUO and
5U.O men from Gen Sheridan army.
1s. Banks has opened law Office IN New
0-s,,. and has been admitted 70 the courts
f---
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
n T. = y T. ID
RHEUMATIC EENIUEET.

n T. = y T. d
RHEUMATIC LENIHENT.
The attention 9s-ls 7sl.,t ,i,.st % this most
celIeut OF al -.l.u'7-f ttt .-'sss AL '1 cody
eGr ana rr'rstlat fesLisls- T Co.
EHEUMATESM
Is caused By stlzuat7a Of The Guilds. arising from
checked pcrsuirltian-is cured 10y tsg BOTTLES Of
kennedy Rheumatic -.ni1elt
SPRAINS
re caused bv an -vCr-axteusilr and a sudden re
action 81 the uusr'es-is cured by few bottles Of
Kenuedy's Eheuma--, L-nimert-equally good Tor
l--l VI ''''' NEURALGIA.
The kim o. al paiu. is caused 1y an inlamatio1 OF
he lis instantly cured b. teW applications
X Us Rheumatic L4liueut.
PLEURiSY
Il an inflammation OF tie lining of the r.1si9 curei
by a few bottles u heuncdy's Rheumatic linii1e1,-
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the aesh a5 -.
smashing OF the tissues-is Instantly relieved oy
keunety's RheUuatlc Llnlment.
CRANIP
Is contraction OF the muscles, caused by sudden
stoppa-e oftle nervous uulf, which prevents ami
nal life having free lows cured oy rev app---
cations ofkennety 81 heumatlc Lirinen-.
BILIOUS collie
caused by neuralgia Ia the stomach and h0~C.s
tate 4 tslgu9onf1l Or kennety's Rheumatic lin
-nent IN warm water every hall hour untilcured-
SoOTHART AND HoARsENESs.
Are caused by az unnatural dryuess Of the glands
ueta piece Of flannel with Kennedy's Rheurltc
Liniment, apply 10 going % bed and you VII g
well IN the morning.
WEAKNESS or TIVE BACK
Follow thedirection IN the circular asound each
bottle.
FOR An ULCERATEDS SORE THROAT
You viii takeoue teaspo0riul Or he Lnimenttl
QUO teaspoOniuls Of water. Oar-le me throat tS.1
day Ii a few days 10 viii be we'll. This
teaspoolful VII be sorth a dollar % YOU
FOR BRONCHITIS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

given to fire on them in case any resistance
Was offered.
'as I5u,'r' Icing all further opposition
~, d>cig-s quietly SACKED their arms and
nirr.-i under guard to Fort Sauter; There
O. -ypiare tA-ir crimes.
smother steamer let Sayannah for
- ~ the lHJh loaded ~i'h hcrd-bca-
otner ireIgat Tor tit ruti,url GENE;
AnIrronvillc,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

II g Tubunes d'sIalch -sys private letter
''Hf' Natal" rfs onuounces tint . i,rsc
uuu. er ot o-ic--s ami men OF Dick Ia,l5r's
ami hir.s Satin ARMIES ale inirs the
force o Nazjm.ihan.
narin- tie week calin- July 90. IS r9-.
o'.-- -,r- opened % ;a- S,u,h
Il is rcpo7 ed on good authority that join
Minor Bots will som come out in favor Of
ne-rr suffrage
All tie troops in the Washington dersrt.
ment are To bee paid OF nest week The
cova.ry IN Virginia are 60 he reduced 20 two
reg -""''', S'miltr orders nave been sent to
..g ni--.n 'na tar,h Carolina DEPARTMENTS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
NV NoFK, july -

Capt &c. the relel c,mmandan, of the
AndersonNille prison. viii De tried next week
by military commission.
The vertebral neck bones Of Booth, SLATER
ed hy the hullctt fired nv Boston Corhctt,
sr,. IN exhibition at the Army Medical Mu-
-cum, washington
The H,ralds Washington dispatch saws
Governor Perry of South Carolina, has cx-
planned his speech 10 the satisfaction ct tire
President and most 90 the Cabinet, who ex-
pres goat confidence IN tie loyalty and pat
1i0tism OF the Governor. and believe that Doe
will administer the duties %! the Office with q
l0val spirit.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

Tie Advertiser and Register publishes
g. Day tie Proclamation Of Governor
Parsons llc royIcHs tic condition oi
the South before secession and i-- inn
p1grrislcl condition. lie estimates chat
i22.HoH Aahamians were engaged in
tIr ~ar, oi which 10000 ar, dead
3- disabled toncc dcs,iati1n relgus where
once stood comfortable homes. yet amid ,his
rum, suffering, sorrow ami death. resulting
from secession, every political right which
States possess under the Federal constitution
is acrc to-day WItu exception OF S.ay, "
The save code is dead letter ], j. the
light OF wisdom 90 produce tie h,-r possible
rt-uits from III, new or1cr ,. thing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
EbieiI.

In Nn.sn, July 10th, Wilbur Spencer, Of Battery
C. 18th Ret. Vt Vols. aged 20 years
In Field Hospital. near EulEesvllo Junction, Va.
A.-ii .tt. 1858. Private Eugene Lawson, Co. r. 5th
\ II. VsI...ssn Of slr. ,. .awsoa Of burlington
lie va. woundei In The arm and a6doman, in a
ebar-e fhis regiment upon the wagon train Of
Msbone' t.e5ej division. At the battle Of Sailors
Cr.e,. Va. Anril 9Th. lie dlstngai bed himself
in the s1slsemeut,lrG had previously been spesihi-
ly commented f.r -a.Iantry in special order o.
the res iuleutli commander. lis company com
a,ander in 'etter announcing his death says lie
gas.or hls bravery and unii.rm good conduct loved
b,. hi. C ursoes. and expected ~ his commanding
officers : ever fluid EuSene at bis poet ready and
Willing to DO or o.s'- lie had fought through
Tho war and died in tie hour Of faal victory one
of,be ulry heroes and martr q the great VAT Tor
,he Union
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

cr,rnar Murphy Of Arkansas, has In
I'D ti, Precedent, that he Will not here
...l- recommend persons for pardon WIN
..,--srp5 in thr rebellion. ~ ~ to thr
IN ,.,ra,irn such .co,le made on the 4ih
~, 10 satisfied they ought Ja be Rep. Oh
II rro.ai'oa
5ricr- IRON the indian country are ID
...f - an early c1I,-a4nmetirn of srtis-
- -al-t1-s with the t-ibe1 oi toe Saull
~--t
=, Hor'd, Alabama correspondent IS
nj. dcplorable state of insecurity IN
5. .s,.al Of thai State, resulting from the
'tration Of Governor Smith. There
lar a new instruction. There b. q
..-r ana terrible de- lation DO TIE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

---ors-.e excitement exists here in It.
II. 90 an fray which occurred Lac; night,
s-rE Ia the death Of Thomas Dcm8tt.-
rs- approached Vim. Stevens, one OF The
~ D.. four cared boat FLOYD. which WAS
t.ssn Do the great race on Tuesiay, and ac-
..srl bn OF selling out TO Jue New Workers.
,tr.ns earnestly denied the allegation, and
o. ue-mot; repeating the acsu-a lOu, struck
-a powerful blow with BE fit, knocking
s.- ea=n and breaking his neck. Stevens
--us'iatelf gatc himself NJ to ilc autaori-
..,. and j. nov in Jail IN TN, city. he had
3. intention of killing pem.ri, and feels
.eer srict at the result.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

Ire Tr5uae's special Washington doe
patcn ,a,- prominent Senator asserts that
itI- s',v,ly determined 20 try JED. Davis
BIS a Military Commission.
t. Inns special WasninStou despatch
az. % official information has been received
tTue authorities. announcing b decline in
ne Hea. tn OF JEFF Davis
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

A msu IN New York city. . lew days since
re,red to his woolshed, and committed suicide
5y nearly seyering his head from his body with
q butchers cleiyer III health Is assigned rs
the cause. A timely use Of PIukerton's Wahoo
and CIslya Bit'ers would have prevented this
terrible affair. by imparting tone and ugor TO
the body and producing a healthiul and cheert al
condition OF the mind. They do it every time.
For sale everywhere Vow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
EUaNDRETU'S PILLS 4 GENERAL
AsslSTA&T OF NkTURE.

N-H.is a-aia' WHAT'S disease
Le.ta isvA.u th- supp. ly I'D czu-uliiuIs arc
,li De- Disease va.l t-erap9y ar- ,xpcu a,urc
lre ua la-i.
IE-NpEEra's PILLS .np--t certain cziu's.ye
r--- O. al matters .u the body xLo.c lie is be-
i.~ ,e str iard Or the surrounding party l.-h
a- c--ns.l-t longer tlar tie limo rltu-e de.i-r -
,-- e..l .svc-s auIau that cisss Of el.,- ua.e
s-1 la- .u,5 m.r..1,-t..u. Iltyoarrl's puls
have marvel .us curative qualities. 0u- .0-.1s are
en- '1eai'g changing, ami DO is hy this change we
Use. r.01d matter remain in organs hev,rt tho
.larri--.s lss'-Hsi. pam anil iullulC.a $50 .a.
Which l.- 1- more ..l-l .-e..l.at.ry ,...t flr
Gus -sr- AH Bran .re,4's pills are s1pp.-3 f-5m
-le results ''i. simply
ASSISTING ITs-s lrr1aT- o7 r.rrs.
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