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Der 3weite Sag brs G9itemfeitcs.
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fGnpteer Befrteoi9ung, unb baS @anae er.
9etut als Elm Srtumpb peS peatlGen Clements
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Gy @a1Ia9e noa europa auf
ben Sremer lolpie 5amburser Oampfl@iftn
miro prpmpt belpr9t Dur4 Die Expedition pes
@eder.
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pelbe 8esierunqspaiie in's AusIanb beoitricu, f5nneH bic
n5t9ile austunft in Der Weder Office erbaIten.
.ES Na6 europa. OaS 5amtur9er
@ptpampfi9if u@ermania" fdbrt am Sam=
flag, ben 10. Nusult BON 9lew2orf nn6 5um=
burg. @e9en YaiIa9e &C. petloe man li6 an
Die 81 flee Des ygSeder."
Sf~tcoertage y !Smnfts2srtiEeIn
unb Depot fir
Seine unO s~eudbIte litbOsrapb. &unlttperte,
etnfd d. unb IN 8arbem.
Ststs on Sanb unb auf ~5efsGune ausefettt6t;
G'eIims; muS %fciiers gpisgel,
@pfds unc 9~irlnsSiid)e,
feline persolSete giabinem
un6 dae Nrtifel be 3u etnem &taSl Rtrnent erfer GlaEe 9e
b0ren. Wfeioe Gtnrt6tans sur Nnfert.naus sbtler @esne.
fdnte fest nt4 in ben Stanb, meinen SGnnern tgfonbers
8ortpstIe 81 %eerdbren.
Bsre@naneen tar Dbtss MrtittL ippte fIr @las-Ylatten
IMr Stpres uni Dobubdui, r nsrben ee~ltefert.
@tne Genndl6e. @sGerte TT NIT tem Store ~oerbunben.
SdmeS Brpert
(31rtdt IN 2N8 SO. Nolt,mureRr.
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G6IbenzN Olfsfef.

21-, %. unb %, &u9uf.
Sir Die 9auer oes Selte8 t6nnen feline Subrs.
perfe auf Dem 5dIben. 8labe 3uselaRen mers
Den.
%(mobint) Dos Grccutips Gumite.
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Neue An6ei0en.
Irennnlldfa @einh

Ter 6err. reI6er geferr @d6mittls aif BEN 96uten'
hUfe fetnen Ne lhrm init einem tunfeIsrunen feibsnen
4 rcrtanih e. htrb eriu6t fenieIbsn tn her ,gDeder" Sfree
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WsutaalsSeneft
9ebe1t5zQ erii6erungs Comp. DON Stem SerIep.
@3n. y. 9setb, Ieent,
u SO Stcpnt S,trGBE.
Inas5euf.es Capita! GSce 100000
Netn e~s9fnfei!i9
Der 9anae @erinn tcmntt ben @eritdsttrn ~ Gutr
SdbrIt4r Dtpipsn2e so proSeut!
@erliaerunssl&etne nsrsen RAD Dem nsuFn lrt fDpu!d.
res Ssbn SASS. ,Qfter$l ntat DerfaIsnoeu Ola n
a~uSSef:nt.
Nus oer 5r9beu 2.ls sen lrl9:u, ets In o,eIer @pinpasais
otrt&crt fao nlrns Eb nur 6s fol enbsn oeatfden 3erreF
ais 3e erer Ssn:
eerrsG aytftGn Nr. 3ttp. 9ents SGetb, t
J u IS tarles Yr04t, Or 3ae0b Shmtbt,
GhTjfer5 5inIt6s n q VI Qte5iB,
-3pta!p 6 SGrpsr. T.. SerbtnanD Sal1encdmp,
. %Eiatom oaas in6, . Sp.I u peibinGnn,
.jp5n ii SeeniiGer. Ser Ism Gh1s &aSpdrt
Qearp u . 8Iint , Treb't Sndrp
- 4S4ts Nsttd, . &baries Wtttten6UrIf.
IT, Clos poseEtert - Sacpt Seesr
29n @agI G5D5 Bed,
u 6 uth0t RbDoDr Ses9er.
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S9mint &c 0csger's
(Ftihpr G Gehorht,sl

Ofineralmafier@ unD Sarl apariIlaz 5abrit,
No. II e. Treberidfr., Baltimore.
uufrn S eunn n ierts ttnsnn ~eee6'ten pGtlifum tin &a
eemeinsn iradtn MFR tiernit be ~er9etenee Nusstse, baB mir
optge& efddft Iternrn1fen pno f~crifItrsn per5fn, Het6
sutan StOff au Itrf RI. Aub bcttttn mir baS bths pSt!a
re pbja 4e unt porter, pe!0t sei W. fsrn Greta Tn atts su
b1teR int.
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ppa br t.etrfen bis CUR erGBiea z prle iur 9pCinbdnb,tr
anS rterbrauer, Gtierre Spu' b. uno Quer(3 els II in gro
Ser GuspGbl pprratttS be ptr ar eenei6tsn @brabne en-
piebten (~4auG6mtl
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FNE IT [FEjNt
tiAs in Der enei,E6fn etfe ~enttalten finS.

gRiB QtS}ie Npple. Nrs Caroline Mrrnb, Nrs $ 8efer
Mi6 y Set, Wlr5 9enipn, Y2rs Reb @eebe. Vii @ntma Bud,
Wig @dtb Tranf NtB NRar a Jleb ridS. 'WiB Wartta .
8plf, Wi6 Nars @atbn,r. Mrs q @eir'er, Wrs VI Stnfle
At1s Spiepb 6rrn, Uiis @ar9 9oHman, so 8 W Serman.
WrS &atb SennemarI, Uira 50 9ecnarb, rig ptdtb Mprman.
M s Gatb me1erS, Mrs Senrp Diarfin Wfs Wartba S
War in. W1rS Mnna Ebttipps, Nite @aeh . S6aier. Wtts "
Siw nbenau, Wfrs s &beptaIb, WRrs &nn Dtut9, Mrs Cor
ne1ia QDine.
NerreuItte.
s &lbe' ger, s. g Berg, Ger 8erinser, Sal gebrtrger "
Serte,mer, $ 8tll1, Or. Bore, 6 8ppp u D &ra nmei, y
tr, QHm IDrn, Sol 8rif. 9 un0 IS Sranf, Sof G5ei8ens So
@rter. % @renn'g. & 8 3 Safe s otaer, @fuier. $ cr-
man, u Z Sppme'iter Gtae y 8atier, Z Qtafema II ? 9au=
tent6ldeer. Sol & y Diann, 9 IRE nJtur8er 98m Wfete. .
Wenta9, Sd 9teuman, Sal y uran. . Oetin er. y 3Cien
baam Or S $ S6eEf, 8 S-cbfr. DrN 9 Stftner, 8 y
Wasner, Sub QBiIten. 81 9 IS lfelm, 8 @iaenbS;s 6 ID
gDitterS, @haS QDHlf 8eni gD9lL.
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rem an ID. Guilt sriittensn gf' lut SSlfpmne une Al rrets
ner er6bten 3urtepenbeit r6bte uuo faae th bernit ent
MseHten Srn ausuf $nsltr, no. is Sfcontfr, 6ftRtltdt
neinen Odnf.
Hrtcett6 R6nte,
Uft24-l So. rs ii. &urpIIne Str.
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Gerpelat 8utit, Olipen6l
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In IaSats Sc fAatt O0u Gt, Baltimore ms SreHerid Str
al& ifiusm ieIsg 9eranm!QeE 0otule Hp. 81 &rdanSe pioee
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TOM S!ster ieitcnttt 3uiraafa 1Ih 1uf fsn ncues Gpial
ibsr:rasen 81 eUdeH. sute: 3aFterane pr9uptsr ant reel
Ter JcbienInJ
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COMMENCEMENT

M. Son:saRr=gorcert
2AsT& tn lee
So Sigel Sale, ND 1913 %Sib 9onbftr.
sRsinrn treunoen puN o;m Tubltfaa ,etse i'd hermit sr-
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SGmtal &bsnp Concert tn rietnefn g fnl atbaiien unb Gber.
bte8 jebsn a'1nta] etrf 0eltraten 2unb uaf.tfGen perbe.
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serjentse S3ube, melder 0ieuRas II MtttrU6 bic 8w t
seiten tIaIthen aAf irgfnb elmer Der Sbeiben 9 6 . s pter
pianp. ~
Seber S6ubs fonu nur sn ten am c + IT. n Z age An
errtneeneen WebGigen stne ewinnen. ME rlr efner
sretS tur S"retsQ dnb. c6t r &c n.-DGIeibe 4ilt fir
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sum Sbufe t. lfr etncn Dplar. }Ur Nift f6 tieet Tnp
SuHlen 8 SGli'e ia 20 @te, tm S6iefbau'e 3u tasen.
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auS9e5 bet &apeae anter gu ng tes Yrpi. Jale Gprccrt.
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Bern Staeten sc &ert w9rren, nu oas 81 lbltfum, vine Rut,
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Sas. <ttltcn terutn Ncrpi at miro Dgriteupnsen a BEN
Aht DIR & SeItabn merteu tI9tJd nab See b,auEs les
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Fatt u mtro Die bette S4ustn ais 8Dni 9tu sstrent. fam
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Yfebrere bieIse Burger taben T6 pereinigt. einen ueuen
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-21
BOSTON MARkET.

NEDNtsHsY, April le.
fLoUR-Ta, market for Flour hs, n.t rar.e.
materially t.i- past week SALES az 3 -3 n Is
for Western 'upertne $ - a 81 l.-caunan ex
'ras g IS i.r medium do g.. aIu g.. ol
=ccd 'na ri.'-e. iaelud.ns Canada. % .o ,lell sar
and Geuesee. ami some iav, rite brand. fr.a-iu.
$40 -5n.l and upwards CoIne,,a.auf Ryc Floul
are quiet AM sales quit, limited
GRANITE market .ar Corn IS Grr. sale, a,
Southern elbow firm al 81 81 "a D 80 !. bush and
rend o.. upward. Oats have been quite dull tie
past week a. IS n -'c a. usl G.- Northern and
Cantda. KssatS ~ T sd T. bush White Bean.
s a 5lP bush for common and good blue pod
AID 2 81 al IS 2 bush for marrow and extra pea
Shorts It So a 55 Fine Feed So ass. and Midi
ding at So a CD T. ton
PROFESSIONALISM remains without change.
Ss,as of prime at 30 a 70 mess az So "a 10. and
clear at $50 "a 81 e. btl, cash. Beet is dull and in
moderate demand at SO n p a. bhl ior Eastern
AMI Western mess and extra mes rs 90 quality.
Lard ie q isc e ID, as TO quality Smoked Hams
Iea sc q % cash Butter remains without change.
Small sales ofnew az 80 n sc. old 80 3D.. "a g.c a,r
good apa choice, ard 20 a 25c for common. Canada
and West are dull at Is a DC e. s. ls 20 au4.i-
ty. Cheese 8, scarce and prime 41elIs, s1stl.us
previous rric... sales D. n Dee Iar common. and
Is and ,. Tor fair aud prime.
NOOL-Domestio Fleece has been more active.
ami the sa.es have been cousiac-a -e. comprising
si7o o.o p, at 50 n sc Il II, as go quality. The
- Is. OF pulled las reeu from SITE lo- No. D. ui o.
20 q 75e Tor super and extra. n Canada Isece
sales Of 500 ibs g rs 2 n.
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her hair, arranged with turquoIscs and blue
ribbons. 10 lose its lusier +, add to the evil
effect, the princes. herself bscan 20 grow
fretiui and to look around wifi anxiety. and
finally, as IT overcome by deprc,sIIn. she re
tired. out If J umor with herself and all
besides The next day at the sitting. the,
emIross inquired " a. thong { Of Pauliuc's
beauty. splendid when standing" said Fl! -.
dauhing away al nv background with tie
zyvztcst agitation: but sine should never.
ST do7n Ghen her dress l. of h-rt-blue'
si'in-at least on green velvet fautcuIi.''
Ihereupon. to hide the confusion occa,ionci
lT the Consciousness of my imuertaence. II
brushed away more valiantly thsn ever.
dodglng behind my canvas 10 aurit 5he ~.
7rimaui ] fit sure wa c,iri-z But a +.
si'yury iauG4 like the fza,sg tinzlinc of.
the waterfall visible From the wind " Of
tie apartment wherein we were seated was thrA
first signal gwen that my observation had
been understood Al, oes o0qnaS L ar'lsios !
exclaimed her majesty, her eyes g.i,tcning !
'slth iuu and mi,chicf and 50 ynu found me
ont II was n harmless woman IS ven
-cancc, bI' could not have hclued think (
ing tia, the princess would have preferred +
an open duel with swords or pistols. 90 thcs
iTightful punishment she bad undergone "a
Curt I,,u~rcl
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\ pHrsroLOcrcAL VIEW OF MAR

.4ase;-Containiug nearly 80 pages and l3l fine
Plates and Ensrayinss oftne ANATOMY Of the Hu-
man Organs in state Of Health aad Disease, with
Treatise on Early Errors, is Deplorahle Conse
quenees upon the Wind and 1dy, with the Au-
thor Plan Of Treatment-t only rational and
successful mode of cure sLJwn by the report o.,
cases treated. truthful adviser 70 the married.
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent free oil
postage 70 any address, ON receipt y cents, iEI
stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr. Ia
lCROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, y.
The author msy he consulted upon any 81 th
diseases upon which his book treats either ys'aHa
y or by Hai, and medicines sent to any par; Of the
world.
March l.. dGv3-,
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News Of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
W,sBIxerox. Anrill-


4, Tnis 'aarning nearly all the clergyman OF
the District, white and black waited upon
President Johns N and We're introduced T.
) ium. They then presented to hIm through
! i'e' On Gasiey a series OF resolutions ex
? pressing their estimate OF the deceased an5
rheir detestation Of the cnorlnou. crime rer
lciTatcd iast Friday night, arG hedging TO
+ p 'ti,on their earnest syiApaJhy and cordial
'eoTp'rt IN h new and trying position.
T ''" rrcsidcnt replied thanking them in
. iae warmest lclm, lUF the very kind cOnsid-
Grafton % him and iJr the rendered support
and encouragement lie spoke with feeling
'oi the great personal and public worth Of his
iamentcd predecessor.
The interview vas very i,-l4ls-lve and 80
Tenn.
The -eru'ns OF President Lincoln will
probably he conveyed from Washington.
ii;'lrsday morning To Illinois via Baltimore.
Philadelphia. New York, Albany, Buffalo.
Cleveland and Toledo.
The time schedule has not vet been deter
mined on but about one week viii be occupi-
cd in reaching Illinois.
WAsmNcToN, April Il.
No doubt row exists that the assassin oil
the Stewards has been c'ptuTcd. He tried I'M
vain 20 have the city and came back to one OIL
lbs old haunt, where be wa, arrested.
Nj Seward e servant instantly recognised
him The man ARRESTED Is named PAYNE I
lie was found in boarding house at halfl
past eleven last night. The house was kept
by Mn. Susatt, the mother Of the supposed
assassin.
Government detectives took possion yes
tcsday without allowing it to Lc known
'4~nc entered last night with a pick-axe on
his shoulder. dressed like lab0rcr, but up
on seeing the officer be attempted to escape
lie could not give a satisfactory account of
himself and upon washing him up 1t wac
found that be had delicate hands.
President johnson has Tor the present an
oihcc IN tine Treasury building
Both See. Seward and ms son at Ia p "
were improving.
Investigation ~ ere civil and military
author-i,s az Still in progress and the ties
lii"pHy Of large number of witnes>e- ha-
>lrealy been taken.
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W 2N-lNHl'N1 4 lIll =
The ueNs yf President L.ncJin's murder
caused great excitement mo Richmond. ten.
T lee was much affected. Huu.er fed from
z the city. Some Federal soldiers Threatened
violence % prisoners in Castle Thunder. but
Z tle officers prevented IL. Tie reDe soldiers
in Libby Prison denounced the murder.
Citizens VI Richmond dread the consequences.
H. 30 speech TO employees IN the Treasury
Department building Yesterday Presi-
dent johnson said. "l have alway,
railways Thought that theft Wa. "a crime ana
sloll- be- punished "a, crime that arson
Wac % great crime aul should Ut punished ne
such thar murder WI, a dreadful crime and
e,ui4 be IuuisHei a- such and that trea-
>ln was yHc greatest 90 alI crimes and should
.e punished as such.
A gUcuilla force has fer some DAY, been
lowering near Alexandra Yerhar, TO aid the
escape 90 Jue Huslcgur>.
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Bred

IN this cts April fsth, Alansoa Bostw.ss. aged
70 years.
"a coisao,ter. April l4th, Rot,r, Stafford. infant
son of John C. end Fannie r Nea. aged months.
ia Milton. March so. Nir. sally siac.ett. AGED
81 years. months aud days
u Wiis-au. Thursday. March a. Mrs. Phceac
Corning, w.ic'f 1ir. john Z. Com.a-,agei F.. year.
In Colchester, Apral9;h. at tl.s rs isree of 5lls
Thomas aroWnel. Ms silence >s-sott ascI %
vear, and .I months
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EprLErr,c FITS CAN BE CURED:

EPlLEPEit FITS CAN BIZ q X Ed
Or. LocxRow having become emineu;ly success
fGl ia curing this terrible nalady, invites al sLi
LAZY afflicted call or send for circulars 81 reir
ences and testimonials Of numerous crTc- - fr"a
one to twenty-four yea s.ardi-S re dsto,es rs
attention especially % disease Of tn, Clret-o-
Spinal Axis, O. Nervous System, and solicits in
resignation Of mis- claim to public conf fence.
He may he consulted al his priva.- residence,
No. III West IA street. daily from 90 a. u. until
P. NJ, except saturday and Sunday. Address a
letters - DR.. I Z. LOCKROH.
Care % p. o Box 5ll6, Sew Yor-.
March Is. d&w2fn
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DIR. L.xGLEy,s ROOT AND HERE

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They efectusIly cure Jaundice Dyspepsia, Liver
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They cleanse the system, regulate the boxcis, re
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The Hraids Washington dispatch says
IL j. reported that the assassin who entered
Secretary Seward house has been arre-ted.
it l. certain tua1 one of the a--sssin- NrJba-
bly, Slratt) bias been taken.
samuel Mattaue of E.al>rown, Md. the
one WHO wrO- ID, letter .saud in Booth 6
trunk, signed "Slm. 90 ha, been ARRESTED.
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V'lE COMMERCIAL BANK burlington is tho
Il duly appointed agent for the sale OF the above
sends anl d. prepared furu n Bonds 90 al part
les IN lar-e or small sums All parties wishing 20
invest 10 tA's very desirable Iuan should seud IN
their order at once, &c viii not be long in the
narket !. ?. MOVES Cashier,
burlington, Feb. IIth. i-s5 daw m
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The Heraid's Washington despatch says
advice, here to-day from Gen. Sherman
state that he lad received from zen. John
>t.u flag pi truce asking for terms of sur
render. ten Sherman sad Dee should ten
der aim the same terms a- were granted 20
Lees army. There is no doubt but that ON
the next day tlc surrender was completed
There is now nl considerable organized
.rehel force except taat OF Kirby Smith in
the traus-Mi-sissiifi Department, ami thar
viii De- surrendered n a snort time
Arrangements Tor the Surrender have al
ready been made
Tee I'rhuHs states r'at >Gutt who az
touftg3 O. m.rlor seward has been arrested
.auG Do De- ,loUtiy asserted by persons who
.haF, very good oPPouunlur- Tor knowing
.taat >r stanton bias sent private dispatches
Fac persons 90 ihis city 90 tbe effect that
Booth had uJon arrested and D. ON bllii OF
a monitor dis stated ou Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-21

Persons wishing TO obtain Photographs Of TIL.
monster 10 human form, can DO 50 by calling n
Styles Gallery. Looking at the picture. one
would hzriiy suppose him capable Of committing
1he hor-iil. crime OF which he Is guilty
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-21

ASSAULT -Geo. Church, .csidins on
North - had quarrel with bis wife Tues
day morning and broke watering over her
head. cutting it pretty badly lie WIS ar
resis-i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-21
NV YgRg. April Is.

INV nm u fl4i A.'-
Tie Hr0Es Richmond despatch OF th,
lu-H SAYS Ice arrived in that city yester-
'aay, aud tnat he and his saiT were received
WITH the greatest enthusiasm by the r.Ypu-
lace
Tie Uords Richmond dispatch says
Saturday evening. about nine O'Clock,
ucu. Ord. Gen. Oulj ami Nul0rd
.wcse setting Up 10 Tire Npo-tswooi Hotel.
when a telegram was handed DO announcing
-ac assassination of President Lincoln
.Ould exclaimed THAT is tHc worst blow
,he Coulelcracy has Yet had. Lees surren-
der is nothing 10 it. soon enc news spread
through tie ti.y and "a vague sense OF com
ing oal4ui,e- seemed 10 opire.s the people.
Gen. Hunter lett the CITY and Judge Camp
bell also, expressed the desire TO g. Lee
spent the night IN clJse reucence.
The rebel prisoners IN Libby bad "A meet
M declared they WIRE soldiers and applaud
led the "a sassinaJlon. \ number Of citizens
who could NOT conceal their delight at the
event werc arrested.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-21

GER flFtt-t z - amt REFER IN q 2 5
HILFoRn, OTsEG0 Co., y. Y. 3iay atr. Isff.
This b, Co certify tlat 4 have been sick ~itr
Catarrhal Brllclllir lar D wears. Last March
was induced 90 try DR.. Oaks' treatment, which re-
Iicvcd me ia ten mIuutcsf used t1 cough half the
%. -ht, and raise 90 .u average AS u.u-l 81 -ar-
tea cup fun Of vscit plle-ul. Ay sleep wac -c-y
much disturbed. that ] would awake with hlrr no
fever and persr lra-.Uu. Af-cr using the Doctor
medicine one month, gained in flesh 1 pounds. AZ
the end of two months / weighed ~ pounds more
than Ia March previous. NJ cough lcit me .u two
weeks The night sweats ceased i1 p 0r 3 nights
Ms fever left NE. Nv appetite and sleep returned
and can truly say that lHave heeuas 10 we're raised
from the dead o. uewucss of life and this with bur
one months treatment.
FRANCIS ROWLAND
JOHN ". SMITH
For references -l-crf1ily refer 90
DOOR RI SELL Bank Co4per-t0Wr
JOHN F. SCOTT.
GEO. It. WORTHfNGTON.
Wortl.r-.--a BanE.
CHAs e. SMITH. Otse-0 Bank
hereby certify O. the veracity % the above.
BETSY SMITH, Milford, Otse-o Co., y. I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-21

lTs hARn But ITS EASY Hard 10 cs.ape
ore' thing into the system the poisonous malar-
n mat Joyous spring brings iu Us train, and
who D turks Ike deadly serpent 10 this para
disc o. re aSons But tits easy % ueutralize this
poisol-re move this deadly serf,It's sting ana
avert the sequences-sicknes- and dcsth-tv,
timely Us Of Piukerton' : Waaa1 .u6 Ca.:stts
Bitiers They never fail 10 do 81 45u2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-21
An oRDIyANcE IN RELATION To SALOONS.

I.tr hereby 0raiHed by the CRY Council Of ire cfy
ofBuriiugf9H, az foH0rss
SIC. 1. 40 person shall keep saloon, yietualns
house, shop or cellar and therein furnlsh 70 any
person snv article of vctuals, fruit drink, until
he shall have first obtained license therefor from
! ne Board Of Aldermen, signed by the Mayor, and
recorded in the City Clerks ONCE, and shall have
rad = the City Treasurer for the same AZ the rate
. Of twenty-five dollars per year.
! SEC. >. All licenses shall run from the date Of
the sane % the end Of the year in which the sane
are granted and no longer.
svr g. Every saloon shall be closed at eleven
so.clock in the afternoon Of each day, and remain
closed until dayli. ht Of the next day
SIC. l. ANY persons violating the provisions Oh
,bs ordinance shall forfeit and pay to said city The
City Of Burlington, April 18th. 1856.
S. WIRES,
PresideHt 0ftks Common C0iiHrff
City Of BURLINGTON, April 18th. SO.
A l. CATLIN,
Presideuf Of he Board Of Aldermen.