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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

4 no Otlenra fas ,.ls...
declared duly elected. y ''' ''o'e) were
NO., a"v ,t GUAR appointed as Commi,tcs 10 VA,
,po oI .u' Governor eee, ana inform him Of b,s
9,loUon' senator Reed and Aessrs Rpnnd. am n,1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

- 00'bHVu '0I JIG InDhumenE. On that estimate,
INC proportion OF Vermont was 81 2GO, which,
uhoer the appropriation Of the last session has
oeen paId but, Immediately after those esti
mates wore rnado --o~. .o:--.- ., '
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17


d. l. Millhen
ana Joseph p. Lampson wa. declared elected
and received his oath Of office ''''''1'
ihe ohair appointed Senators Meaoham nj
addison Park Of Bent inston, Crane of Cb,,t.n'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

monsly elected by a Uiua voce vote.
:, a resolution by Senator Chapman was adop-
,ea providing that the rule, Of the Senate for
Ioof Do adopted as the rules of the Senate lor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

Mr.: Richmond, as The chairman of an in.
l9imai meeting OF the Senate, presented a list
Of standing committees for the Senate which
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17
Reputation Established !

Reputation Established
Mrs. 8. Il. .ElIeu IS truly q
DMbliC beNel0CfFeSs, ant her
Ironsjerltft sWccesS IS U5!g9C-
e. cieMsed. FsaT fame amt
har dSc0yry.rs Acgc S0Hc
ubro0d, 08d 3o-dGy she IS
ia hU' fiHa me largest NAM
540cfwrCe2.l} U," iCoT3d.
Everybody Interested.
Youth amt ofd 0ge are Giihc
JcMeRf,d ~ IA nSe 0F .ySrs.
s. ~. .Eii.us gg'OrId'S zFGir
ReStOrer GRd E1air Dress
ius. Thcy GcS dircCNy Wl,On
me s0ogs Of Ihc hGiT, causing
LgtWri0Ht SrotCthGn bear
tn. kOMs hair, iEChGHsod 10
grey or ,Chife Oy sickness or
other causes, lrtU soon 6e re-
stirred 10 It's natural color
and beauty. DGHdrW1e rad
icatcd G0rcCcr. The IfGiF
failing stopped. The most
degjcGgg hcUd-dFcsS o. bOH-
NcgcaR 6cW an 3rifhOWtGe0r
oCs0il5Mg. IhcRl0sSdeUght-
g.sl G'GgyGHcc - ne heir as
i.apurfed. II y0u sUjsh 10
restore vC2gy hGir, as ili
V0utb. and refG'p IL through
iisc, iCithOsgGeiay purchase
a bottle Of each o. Hrs. s. az.
sziloM'S Worlds Hair Re
sgorCr alsd Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL sNrS OFFICE,
s0s a 900 Greenwich s.., Ecw-tork.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17
DR.. MARS lALL'S
Wf}ADACEB3 A. CATARRH
@ST%JDFFT

mas sruFhss thoroughly proyediseft bethe be,tA
dele ever known for curing Foe Catarrh, Cold In m
Head and 1eadache IthasAeau found excellent rem
edv n many cases Sore yts Deafness has been re
moved by md Hearing has neu been greatly improved
hy tpurges out al distractions strengthens the
Glands and gives heslhy action TO the parts affected
It m recommended by uany % ths best physicians and is
used with great and satafacttcu everywhere
More ihau twenty FIVE years eypflence has proved
greet value aud II Ibis moment stands higher than
ever before.
Beware OF COunterfeits
fc sme 0t the signature cf the proprietor CHARLES
BOWEN 10 cu every tottle, sold by Druggists every
where 'nnTAHlT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

- '"''-"1f iriend OF the Record, who
" Tue oy IS tip top good fellow and gets up
very readable paper, in his h.t issue undertook
70 ulsparase the prophetic men of the Burng-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

preservation of National existence, we are per-
United again to meet, in the calm of peace to
discharge those duties imposed upon US by the
constitution, and demanded hv the hes, ir,o-os.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

A NOBLE Acr--A noble ship was bearing
down on the English coast under a stiff breeze
and lowering sky 1t was not many hours be-
fore che was in the teeth of violent storm, roll
ing and plunging in the angry waters Tho
wind shrieked through her eordage, and her hugo
timbers groaned from stem TO stern. She at last
struck and became unmanageable, and hoisled
signals Of distress. A crew Of brave and hardy
men from the shore put out to rescue her living
freight. Among those on board was negro
with two orphan children under his charge.
The boat was soon filed with the afrighted pas
sengers, ard there was room for but one more
room for the negro, or the two little ones. Who
should be saved--who left behind to perish?
The faithful negro did not hesitate. Over the
ships sides be lowered the helpless children int
the lifc-boat, and only called out, "Tell master
Colhe did his duty.
Hannah Moore was asked to write poem on
this touching event, but she declined, saying
"No art could embelllsh so noble an action. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

the judcisry. " oon'hlttee on
by Mr. Boyce of Fayst)n, an &C. in omo.a
su. 81 the LIST section Of chapter l02 Of ,t
general statutes; referred To indin,ary oo,n tne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17


housE'-Mr Pease of Norwich for the com.
mistee appointed to wait on the Governor and
INFORM him OF tho Organization of the House
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

.e year 'nvleioIe recommend an an.
,a'ion to meet that deficiency Of sum not
ding $1,000. The New England ,nsti,n.
or the instruction OF the blind also raissd
charges from $500 to $3.50 per year.
ofo submit to you the proprlety of IN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

IARLEs MASON,

"itegard Nj Eddy as one OF the most capable and
uoccssful practitioners, with whom have had official
fnterrourseN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17
81 Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OFP9TENTS

Late Agsniofu 5 Patent Once Washington uuds
theAttOil637.l
ststeItreet opposite kliby So ,or
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17

Tax NEGRO AND STREET CARA lady Of
Germantown, who was about stepping into an
Eeyenth-street car down town, to ride up to
Eleventh aud Green, saw Stephen smith, very
respectable and wealthy coored person, on the
sidewalk, who was on his way a.foot 10 the same
destination. She invited him to get in also, but
he declined on the ground that the conductor would
not allow him. She insisted and he got in. No
sooner, however, was he inside than the conduct
or ordered him out The lady told the conductor
peremptorIy that he should not get out. The con
duotor said the rules Of the company compelled him
to turn him out. The lady replied that she cared
nothing for the rules Of the company so long as
they we're in violation Of the laws, and that She
would have him prosecuted III hand was laid upon
Smith. The conductor then said that be would
put the car off the track The lady was equal to
the emergency, and replied with increased energy
that that also was violation Of the law, and she
would prosecute him for a nuisance in obstructng
the highway. This ended the controversy with
the good Christian ladys triumph, much to the
amusement Of the other passengers in the car, not
one of whom objected to the company Of Stephen
Smith. Philadelphia Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-17
"A THING or BEAUTY, ISA JOY PORRTgR."
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.

This Ia the First and only article ever brought oeoIs
the public that will r.iore both Hair and Whsker'
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES.
Who would think Of using an. hine dsagfeeAele -
Hair Dye II they could only hnd anything that Eoaa
restore hair and whskefs TO their natural color
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RtsfORkR WI
DO All lhis. and MT color The 81 In No mIstAke.
, 1865-07-15

found aceussd suffering under severn copgestlve
p;.tn iE1lt4bil Il; ind 1t hat tina thsresTas I
the h1' sy.'e 3 ea nsri saa a54s
thsn npy othsr the cause Of 3nsanlty 10 females.
W,fn*ss t1eated The accused at Intervals for three
sie. PEA ne.s' he frequently prescribed an aneo-
Wihesa's 1he1s intercourse With the nmry
Or pI1,ats relations Of any Of them: He found
NlEs Hsrriss condition was one Of high neEyons
81 hN 1T msnL e3 Her eye bad ND look, an9 ne
Of what could hare caused The thock, and only
e1s1eaed bis kka1l to sllay he p.,n. Witness
~p1aseeoea ~ to Esy IN answer 70 questions pro
tlon, and Of payficai causes uieIina irTitabzlty,
ptoduea similar effects. and waen both arc united
the ntrsoqeaess 10 the grealer. The aopeafauce
wonttd excitement ind ne1vou:ness.
=, Ine testimony Of Mr. McCulloch and OF Odlcer
wager fe1a!iSe to The condition Of the ACCUSED
be was a:ked what wop'd be tho e1ec: Of sudden
meeting With the cause Of q supposed Wroo9, a.
eam!nS ~ tse 1scts as Rtyen ~ tse Witue:t IL thn
NOS. 1hsen1e rtfTous excitement, and that *
cllensnt might be eutirey uncontfol1able. Tbs
N M!Ine:s mesiionsd tevefal well known lnsAncea
cal dlsease upon The mind. The patient becomes
hsnblcct OF emotional insanity, and often has IN
@ a.a ost mn9eonttoliable m homlcidal IMPULSE A.:
aeeused supposed she had been grossly Injured,
s1d had been much wxonged, and assuming Fhe
Wa mueh attached to tho deceased. and under
him. Wltnees would BE- led TO believe thsEe Was
strong probabtlIty that she would l.bor under a
mental alienation. But he wo.ld not swear
rpon sorie Without producing tnla:ity. sus a mero
excitement. Bne the witpesb 1hou9nt the
eoI,Ead!etory statements Of the accused
Wfr6 Hufef HF1Gentea nf disturbance nf
, 1865-07-15

Guy Rtatxnp!aoAa.
From Il. c. Bamlll, ,.-....-........ 81 46
E, D. Grant, 4.3O
, 1865-07-15

1ba eonsa CaA1& sueo~ 0es"eaa AAaason and Aon'
sne- o1aee aou1a Hol0 . A. n sosf. l. 6'oc'nis'
IL tneueeen1 o1 ~ s41vaae olaea2es II ~ tnsu w.
S7ea sno eonapneaea soson. For the paft s"1aS
Seaa Ut. ".nn 1'aas me treatment or psatA" W..
cases naf ouanees sna study. xhiea ~ e1A'H4 A4u
opesa"a nnhdses which sEn speedy ana pee.'
a1a1a Al eases esn b ussd without n'na ~"
ss OF 70 n1ends+ s'a....- ~
% NJ old stsndiox cszos saea =. .7'o ~ 80
aldesod tnemahlA 8ypaA3. III ~ ~. - 1.,..~s,
siees. es1ctase nfo sna e1.e. ~ :. -.
sulnoss 70 hoes soe aa -. - 80. ,,,ru. .r..e
ouexrE cns Gu pl1px. y. @ ss.s.,.ss. A. =.
17s ee'su'sooh' seA 49, ~. s+,s...-.n,, .,.
Hae s'sp''' '...--...-..... .r+h.x ,,-, ,o.,
nnAuS eo"p'es. ~ .SN.-.s -. -.
Of me1uo7s' tA1AA% - S'e 80
, 1865-07-15

LtRit II. Ddtss, a wftnees, beng sworn, de-
poses hnc taJk that he 1e.ldes in cblcseo, anu Is
an sttorney at law. Has known The aceuseo.
The cane 10 employ W7tre,r 10 commruee eu,t
sps1nst Aaonir:m J. Burroughs for breach Of
pront*c Of m-1rlsge- N.tnt!e commenced the
lavif for a writ Of eapiai The writ wAs never
served. Wltnes. Understood the motive that
prcEptsd hlts Harris In bringing eutt 10 be 70
pressed with the idea thst the course nf bur.
Fcuths han etst c1sgr1ce and dl:honor upon het
In the tetimatton ol her friende. Deienjart
BY Burrous hB when be invited bcr 10 m asrieus.
ton house, and afler she became eati:6et that
b had written the letter her love ior hin
q1ested permission to see. Au1rouRn's
tItends, th,rkitg he might eest.e the matter.
The accused Won.d not permit the conference
S,sh sEy norey, but simply o !in1lea:e Der
character. When The que-I,on Of tho tnvitatiou
10 the house u il1.fams was menusned the &C.
not H ow whether sccused ever ytstted Washins.
l9n Ep psagr to The time when Burroughs WAS ehot.
F9e ssked Hitnets once to accompany her TO
.oeRhs. A1se Hsr.is traiA ed that wit1ess -houid
~. r5I see bnr1onehs Hen6s. Wheneve. the cues
h,n,.9i han q ae houte, Of ,ll4ame ,nrttanon VA
S5s,nGtu up, she tcoke Of the atler m tone Of
thar thIn1a hsN aneiRnst1cn. Witness gas CONVINCED
II WnnSd We such to H1rd bttro rs that
After tSess e te s;ts for htr to meet h sloae
~, ahns ensr no mare Of the aecuee npui ibe a.
~ d9a ~; relation o, The aceu,ed,
.ua Enew tht oaa a,'ed n cotcaRo inree years,
then N nns hsd NET Bnr'onzSs ~ n keeM 1se
et cd q ssass as's
their ns1nt a ovrd each obeI sts steea, ,i Es2n
thsy Ts5s Tne seissd e. q s,sd n.9ris h,s
hnea Se1 ~ % as:y d,a rot a.ss H.; bd no
beeauIe be had no means, "a be bsa no ..g.r -
accuFed came to her atous the lime hs II, LAT 1ne
H4t so1 no,he. and % ehe be)iev. d he wa f.1.e
stsn4tiou house Sic Ia tx, srd e:1ed, md brood.
, 1865-07-15

Statshal n ia 1nnm - NJ EsI.,.as7 Ss7s LING
i1it Eest,nt IN. Sysm,r.iinn ~ ~ .aea fook
1e:umed. N1'3N'A W LII "'eaess WAS
Tbe Wituess said th,t anrtre ,h... .r.t,u,,,,..X
Mjrt Hsrrje Old moi Hunssr ~ h. s.n.h. 1 nas
11 2 rtrhk finn wronv Hnmrhms. IL ..,n Avyn,
Won d iart f,ye or sI hnnrs ~ ana o ,sr.sSa
he aecteed s:tscken Isnx ~ TIL
out c,usa. itwss the nni1 TIM sha 49, t.,',st
my OF the customars. Whrn shs rss nsrgaas nsu
the vas ytyy nuick.femnerrS mt was nj ~ -
otter ain...: vixen iht5 1etter fr:r BnrrnT,hs ~
Ess fctsIyed Witntes ID ~ aat- IN nnfI9uaae
10 SIX an expiration Of lin. aAss t.tan.s nMns
she did not believe he would answer
letter wr1.ttn him, nor wonld be h,ye
told her anything about IT, Mis- Usrrjs Ens IN
witness' aE pIoy when she had the pIetol. Wiz.
ices did nof tuRRest to her tba fmoronriety ~
h'vtDg p'stol, nor dld abe threaten to t,.sh9res
her II sho continued 10 carry It Did NOT infotm
her f1eEds Of the fact. Toe la.t fins witnsss
Paw the accused blSure she came to Wa.hincton
was in December. Wltnete auderstond fSst mr.. mr..
cured was going to Chicago. and thense n War.
ing ton, to sue Bu1.opRbs for biesch a, ms1,
T1sge-psumIte. Accused said the Was ro1np
through Ba}tlmo.e. Witness is the Iaay WhS6 Was
&+leriaphe6 10 hJ policeman WsfE.r THE ~.
cuttt never fpoEe to Witness or IN cao,eement
VIII opy ore eIse ths1 Burronehs H. neIae
to:i vfiuses that the enrarrment bct1ean hsr
sud Bufrou.hs was broker or bqr,nss .Ss ~.
epceqed to some oue s1,e. '114 ""7
, 1865-07-15
{frcm the n. T. Medical Journal,

LIT TOT p1foNnK1dY any logger oo tha evnr.nen,
ysiinS oans q tas fallen ltate Of tae human amir
deHeY 1to sot1tts, detpatr. tendency 10 loee ur1
me GLOOMY sde Or everything, dculf to air.
!ose yoo gl1o up she case ~ hopeless, trJ WaIa1TT
hArTKNAftSe EL1xiA- alta nnmo desirnaisi n
It Will put nav life md AcCAstoQ into m dr0nrt.E
tatrEiss Jss. even Yonnx blood inro your 7eins "a
Eho pins upon the hxink OF the Krave who may have
desgat!" b. st2ecd, eyea though il may b. Z tSs
ele7snth hour. 10 tzy IT. 1oot talaE iu1usneo,
, 1865-07-15

TIE FOLLOHLYE FOR THE CEHROHxn
RENEDF A4yD LNIEGTT0.X, speaks yo,uu,<s n
Mstr Jdror. R<ad U4dt NaS EdHcr& ef Me .CN<.
c0go Daily 1snka, "H. LoAs .Aedteal Jouroakp
and ts "AettaeeI Journal and Rselt.s," ssats r.
their OTn Ffss Win
tFron The Chicago DAILY TtuaAI
70 Cr1 FKxAL1 RxADx1R.-Te cali the attenton
OF onr femhle reAdcrs to tho In p1r ~
umha q the Cnexokee hemetX And Injection, rof -
cure Or !tor Ats, o. the Whites. These veXotahiE
1er III. 1se hy tho renoI1 ot which the7 Aso Id =
IeEalatinE oe PsEtods of The female sste, offea m
speeds ana thoroughly. snd ecntlln no nloer1i %
1onS- 2re perfectly 11HocUou2 to the most ds
Rsn.zslon. Th-J also the best and most rdeeuV9
su1e ot Gono1lheA u 6lees Jet diecoyerea. C1i 10
gifts throughout tbs county,
, 1865-07-15
Ffpm Has1's Journal Of Hea,tb.1

~CA4sf THOU AnHtals1xR 10 MND p7sxlssn~
I ;! rs ssea; attst Tes SAY and "plues
k5rTsssE1ys EtI11s aaa such marvellous po1eism
n7a!laott boom 70 ookA il Is tho Ereatst 1e -
!ab fe:tcsafiYa f1sf hna YET beeu EAat kaown ~ -
family. - @' oa1aAH
, 1865-07-15

cH1RoKKx RzNKoT-Ine caption at thts pszAs9aps
sytup. which L DOW ..tmit.et. ~hen uled WITH th1
cure Tor 9oneEEnRa and Fl1os a,nus {Whlte9 IN -
I1alesN II Es consider tho Acount o1 anuez1a{ a2A
frequency OF these ttseaie1, OF but admit .bA
Chsrek.H leuety and lnjtctIon 70 be among -
nessings o. selt 1ce They TsplAes .1cKess J., ldkS
tfrsst bnt e.yet these III EacaealY ana tloroTeh
And being pusety yo1etahe, s~ter p!easnt ~ 11s
~ ths :, sts ths etaaieasop q wach Is otear Ts
san @ tnan NE Treatment OF tha ~
, 1865-07-15

Frederick MeYz.
H11n:ek & Mgt-
Goir.......-
Il, Behuke,....
Copraukuh1man
G, ". ulame1-
mau....-.....
A ii. Tyron....
Ea1H & Eohlutu
lenU BRADFORD !.
LsntIback i
TAfE1RF
, 1865-07-15
EFroE ha eEuzz:1ts' Qs1lar.1

sTof # FOE fou1 ow1 sAuHseop It fn- -. ~-
q thoae interested II you Stop thIA - ~
BODY tesso eueEyatsng emissions. and sos4 nrt.s
aoa o. ne nftnAFY ofKtos Of Jour syster. II il r
ts9Gy render Tour couch loatnscne and msSe 81 -
hcllveutnE IDIOT tae pity Of your tze.Gk anI Hs3
AsEnEG. Ts;cs1b!e syEu7, to 70 suen-the3 ana e1r~
gou WHICH 1t VIII. Observe the d1rtcrions that .s
man pesstsssd Of nj TIC faculties thaotttn d sas
CAL Tor t1a Cherokee Cars. Bold b7 III IySxsi1ts
, 1865-07-15
Doctor BfEcIoW

4bOc10E BtEC1O"
Itths onl1 Pns13t1sn . 1racsatin low IN tho CITY
THAT c4u be entirely relied upon. So TO LIN, and nos
soHs puaAsz 70 remain IN your sJs AN. dt:txu,arx
yoE oze End body, bxiees destroying yonr hAppl-
nszs md fr12re psuapecn IN lila. he naS nada per.
sonA tIs.sses Azd uervous debility his esady sR TIE
Last rwon.r Eea1a and u :ne fore the pesso7 whom
I'll AFFLICTED should consult SO GAG sver heard ofa
patient Of his not be,nx cured snoe be has heen In
TIE c3tJ- Rh reputation has vouchers IN N the city
pspe,, his patients and she medical pgoiss1on both
huze md srcad. being the most aS1Isd specialist
heze II thorough naatu OF his p.ofss ion. II al
other isl. don't tesra,r: give him cali It Is only
q camncn occurrence With nlm TO cure auch cAses,
Els roona are separate our ladies snd kurtlemen. and
the mo&t complets In the city. Consultations tre
and cornaatal Onee No. l79 South Cl.rs Ecor:.
cozne7 Of Non,oe, hslf doek from the Fost unca
Post otcee Box 15l, cnicakn, IL pnes horss euu
Sal MnaF.N.
rand ,or nls ~6uies 70 Re,s.n.~ 2uoa.hseu
II. fee Of ehafKe.
YouHS k0 TAKE FAEuou1A1 Eo11uH-Doctor
B.Kelow deynta much Of hts tHe to thstzeAtneus cs
those cAussd By srzea aatt which xulns both
body 4pt mind. uniting rse nzfor1unAso Individual
Tor eshn ouaneaa CT socte5. tne sad eecs Of these
essy hsbts. the eroeo or s1pe yeA1. to weaken
&na ueuau1A1 INC eou4S&0aons o@sroJ ane ph51eA
anc mental poves. d.trinla &at aaaaebIe the na.1rl
nelnk1, sod cxbxn.t the vital cne-Etes Of manhood
the pleasuses ofu at mss7ed, nm object Of marriage
u1.tsd, and existence ltsaf rendsrea Atern OF IN
cntNuE misery and 1oHct- Soch pe'sons, especially
thnse CONTEMPLATING tnaz.exe, should loce time In
making immediate Application. II pT. B. by hil new
tEcateut. u enabled TO tnsuze ! speody and pezm.-
nent cae-
~ oEee 179 South Nark stzect, coz. Of Monsoe.
ty1Sd!9Slt
, 1865-07-15
C1e7'e YsOcE3'seM.
DIR, BAKERS SPECIFIC

This MedIc1ne Will c7-a Goaor-hex.
Gleet Strictrfe, seRS2ual WeakneS
o. rsPerme!orrhea. ChoEdee, Diseases
iii Disease q the se1nai irtn, orEens ana
caused By Conta=ion or Weaknesa Of
other sex, Males Or Females.
STEE EHIXAFE HEskSsE5 ~ Ssa ose!sa
VASES q ths Genital orEans o; either sis q 10
DR.. Bakers Specific
K. u 9S5E X zAFk ~ EKAnE REMEDY
ETSEs1TS F{Y = ~ ses ~
Reader. nave yon
PRIVATE DISEASE.
6 4AE ;a Rfas 5!PSs bpRsR
;6 mE6ogS Procure IS oncs that celebrated and aial.
DIR. Bakers Specific.
n Ss E q S5@cs e
Il not troC premature zTava.
DR.. Bakers Specific
L . GREAT .HEAL1Na, PURrFY1pa and aR1p
SHRISS gs[SS ss%ER7S aIs S5sss,tas 20 aE1ic A5 IS
ei !ft' IS FEE + a.
e II easE 6a SqEs IaS H9i
rest0rs e. the syEtsa % peste-s a:sta q aIA1.Tl
WORD To THE AFFLICTED.
ps1 aS1at ;ea e Tfae r9
= ;eu1 HsaLfa roe LIE asSp
Dr. Bakers Specific.
n 4Hs SkEF g.. sgaF
"a Sn1S pa = at 1ssne, ~ ~
, 1865-07-15

Traxart Otn1stlatre for The te:h. Its ors Of the
%e:1 brs: articles for cletrd:g snd pe1erv.n. the
See.h ever offered to The puh lc sn1 u warranted 10
sontatn TO aid any other in redent il the least
tnturfont 10 the teeth. A cxke es superior tooth
ptAte AccoEr .nies tach ros:e TIE Oe1uselatne cSa
Dt found II wholesAe Fetti ~ d.uExtsta
C-L SPENCER CO., PropEeton,
...- Providence, r. l.
DEAAs, RARHEs + CO.. New York, Sole Agents.
70 whom all ordert Ahcrld be addse.se4,
tNh26 c9E4H.
, 1865-07-15

IHH MOST CaK1UL AXD:c1y1 TIT Dracoyrnm-
ene eaumeEAfet Tho u attendant upon IrreCol3Tttx
tnR evtl1 Of ihees s 70 ali conn~cted With ono Mo
Pc sneccted 70 then. Il u Impossible to cosf,r
eod btnetcent medicine ever offered 10 The ptbIIe
sule TO IeRolAta with tho cxActness Of suasi
tAIculauon Saie 10 al. End ttlalbe IL The teito7
cf Obstruction and suppresstsa these Pils should 81
u tna p1saes1ion Ct every maiden, H1.e, mofh1
but IT The Chexskee Pills 1nd ycu Viii b caTlucs2
oi taeiT efi1cacT. foln hy Ill Di1kEtt1.
, 1865-07-15
Erol tse Fnrtnclogtcal 1eafna..}

~1;1aA1'a wzA4s TN NArE11."-"1 eaa1 vosk"
5s;na 5si;,,ax." Ny memory u going u Can't ~ NJ
W. "a Aa1thlse" Hs!a Jou been using opiu1ak
~ ~. Then t4te reSalaF dosoo OF the CHDn DnDKE
Il ~. A9G "a follow tht directions taas accompany y.
dns1e. ~ =, nate Deem the tes11t Of your own stss-
~ Or II thsy ron oTerin @u1xense
- van y ~ En paths ths CHxKoKK1 CuRx Will ea14
ss Isas Fl q 3oo ,or aEsess ones ozs ae
ait!naAte i9tocI. Call for CAsc~Ss1 f:nrr fsSN nj
6rok7l3sa, '4's4 t1as. AAao " N
, 1865-07-15
FlRsT.CLASs IMPROVED

FOB sAAE At CT.uS
w! ne sald =. auet IN from hu north d9cr Of the
&V1 Gouse: ~ O'clock II eA rUHUAY. inv
eth. LtHs y esd II, ia Hoo tssTrn1. FSrt pssf
5ode A1olI1on. nFe story b',,a 4: - "a 81 8ouSn
nue oelkE see ffopeztJ OF tts s.a joseph Haft,
A4nnoH 2 r. a'en u ,!l-d ihiA 1Alt. An
b FuLLJH. MAE1na a&nk Bal dtuz ''' Ho~A0'
ElAdsee utadp h-B. LOEB, Eneusas.
, 1865-07-15
from tho Aedtesl 4axatsA.1

IW N2ptCtHH az 1na AaA-Tns Cherokee pfIls
te, pesoaps. ths most wonderful ued1caMe1t tTG
put forth and ona q most nietu 1hs Charnks1
~ Msncines soTeseiEn eurs ior ali iEre9nlAr1ty D
US male aysfer R<cuEc& tbs fecufranco AZ sSS
f9ntay fo5. psssSd 9TH H:ss.en lsseno,nk 10 evo1
purely Te1etah!-. a efficient II checking oyc1da1
and ssGtfyinE sopg,es.icn. theso ptl,s are recon-.
best Eek9!htor that Ee'llcsl ak1ll Aaa yet 11Tes%
1Iy ths Cherokee PIt1 A2d b convinced Hod - mi
pIuGYisA. 1 ~ ~
, 1865-07-15

OMce - North ClArk . rc.t. room Is Uhl,rh.s
BIncr. Il ict1ct H.. P. u Boz H10S
Sxclsl attention given r. iii tnr D!Eeases Iec.-
cent TO b. u X xes Also. Gtnc r. Ca1rerous Al.
1c'1cNk 1Ul.oEa. uiteHk- Ola 4arrx. ho1t EYet n,
EtT- and pArtieulasly :. ubsr tr:ca-' y
1AEitS 1<GulttcE meGicA edsfee IN m cksaa
et+-nrE1t upcn NenR,rua' U:4t 'uctlon, PFodp ~
Cert o asy tles,c inclaeE: so~ zeaeratt.e Or.
a PRIV AIR &-unsn tsne X OH 1o.uiak Iha tt1 "a
phere tbs Eec Or Vl alw ~ Be N at dAnes during
once hctuk- Those FeGlcinx a. e mar csN !n
peuso1. " adLress h!m .erf~c copndsac3.
Dfuce urB lion Q:nl2 a. NJ ~ & +. N Aud 70
Ii the eYen3rE. fvtsff:SNt
, 1865-07-15
LADIES, Read TIE FOLLOWING F9oH
7UE"LibiEs' 'AAG1ZlyE,," LADIES, DAY
HO0G,'' 'dND"HEDiElL GAZETTE.

ItEFEd tn8 L1oIt8 H3GAkfnA1
MuINNR AID DAUgnrx1.-Thtrat tk pertnd :. tna
szs q evsrJ 5oun9 ZEl. when ae. ehaFacsr, mentai
enu bnJsieAJ. seen9 to rhnnE1. Tnn eJe becoms
step lofes IT, elasticity. ana hesdAcae aad nltessn
septaee htAitn a1d merry temper. Tho mother Fe.ss.
nastamoEphossa Of the cal'd Into he vonsa, nat
oEe9 yeEy oftcn st los bow n soorac tue path q
tle hsw 70 ~ nature and anticipate pam, Is snes
mothft3. 70 Al Na recommend the CHRxoKHx FK
sAtE f1Ils. 70 30 found In cur columns reconmen6.
inE tasm = . a. i1aiin!s q q. oo.iIuctas
for Cherokee P1ila- Ihe suft4t sad ssiesr n ~
market Bold by Ill DruxH1sg. - ~
, 1865-07-15
Cherokee #eDisi>les.
ITO TEE READERS OF THE
CHICAGO TRIB VNE:

We dssise ia call youz attention to shs fal~
1nwins editorials, which 70 clip from \ fsw Il
car Exchanges. Read these, and doubt NJ
longer. We know athat all Is not gold that
gutterg," but hs1e you hars testimony of
chsfactar that cannot b doubted. Hear tAo
chronological Journal" "Dmsgist's cirss.
1ar,n and "nashyflla Journal Of xedscias,R
, 1865-07-15

Smolnnder's Extract of Bocku
Gu-fs d..aas's q the St n.ea a-e Urinary thk2na,
= Ahen@statn: General De iir,, Osenrea. GhFcntc
~; y. BARSa CO., krv Tors : n T. HURLE 8H
= lOEEhs NhoAsa1e pt1fk1s4. -kton. AAss., Gen.
G9Rl AfeL4. iy1s 4fTs Am
RrWnFF Of G40hteftt1EA enu uurFtactpteA
0Ale:s enceAE4E7n9 10 d1sp ts-.c A.t o.hct
pfcpA1Aflonl, on the Reputation At1atued IN Hstra,
holk1 EeCuine prerAfAttQEA