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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvativc
sptwig. DEPOT whoIssse and retail. No. Asur House
II esdyu nyped by skillful ARTISTS
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prtzes Paid In
rod Information urnishcd Highest rstes paid for doub
looms and all kinds OF gold and silver. . .
TAYLOR CO., Bankers l6 Wall suest, New York
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Kere nnhu m
Elastic Lock Stitch Sewing Macnes laS broad
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Ladies' waterfalls, Curis, Lon Sbrntds,
calling twenty-five per cheaper than elsewhere, at
BRAfrEAU'5 Hair Goods Emporium, 81 Court street.
nr,o klvu
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KanRISGS Pins. wifcH CHAINS BUCKLES, &c,
for ssia by G. ALLEN ts Broadway css door below Ca
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saraaritam's Gin.-Curss. IN from Two
70 four days Sold by drusgsts
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MathiIde & Co., Marie Galoupeau, suc-
ccssor No Brevoort place, Tenth street. VIII Paris
Millinery tho fall on Tuesday, September "a 1875
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ImktAti0n Diamonds,
EARRINGS, PINS AND FINGER RIlus,
Five. Eight Ten W Forty Dollars Set
For sals b. ca q. ALLEN, AIS broadway. door below
Canal snoet
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Howe Sc wing Machine Co.-Elkas. Howe,
Jr Pressdsnt o2e broadway. Agents wanted
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II is Sue only know restorer % color and perfect hair
dressing combined. Dslicately perfnmed Requires no
washing Before after it, Sold whole
sale and retail Il H. r. HzLMBOLIS Drug and Chsncsl
Warehouse No. 59i broadway. New York.
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Goura ud's italian Med ted Soap 9 ures
Tan Pislss Frecks. b. Al his depot As broadway and
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Hyatt's Life Balsam.-FOr CeDttAcatcs
Of cure for rhsuma,ism scrofua, &C. see eshthpage.
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Iockstitch Sewing Machines md But
tonhoic MasLins. WHEELER a WILSON, elABrosdway.
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EIecsslofty-xas Astonishing Rossr1ts In
the cupe q Disease Call and wtness at % Bcsrsisse
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Hu~phrcy's Homeopathic Specifics
Al wholassle anui retail Depot, 56z broadway vr
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Twenty New seven Octave Pianos anA
twenty Melodeons and CabLst Organs 70 eN and rentA
p''o pu'0'"'e' mokHcE WvsifERs, Isl broadway,
United states Currency DiagramA ON
plate glass 20 test value Of national and gcve-runt
mutual ed currency. Pyce, per set % net.
aYR0S FOX, Agent <6i Broe4way.
wilcox Il 0shbs' Sewing MsHnino>
No. S8 broadway.
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Mrs wTNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, zoe children, re
eyes hc pain invigoratcs the 81 mach aud bow
Ella corr.cts acidty wind cole Pcrcly safe In ell
casas as millions Of mothers testify Thirty Ave cents
bottle Onces ~ Dey street. New York, snd35 High Hoi
born. London England.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-09-23

and acknowledge himself unable pay his
liabilities, Mr. Graham is spoken of .bysalli
parties as d man Of irreproachable character.t
AS q broker, he has for thirty years Sustained @
anunblenish reputation, and this loss, com.
ing as it does upon his matprer life, is relieved
of it's crushing sorrow only by the kind ex-
rressiens Of regard and esteem. whicl. greet 5r
him atevery hand. Il .&
e. Since, Ketchum has been arrested and in
5oarcerated in the Toqmbs. s3sl IS.
4 aMoRAL-Neither forge nor steal. rs
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EXECUTIVE DEP ARr MENU,
..l SOUTH HCAROLIlN9iA.al. iA .al. IS ~

ss.. ts 3;. II, AUagsT %, ,,S1 885. " y.
i INorder to facilitate the business of the State&
~ Convention about TO assemble on tho
Septembor,it Is ordered that the ttorney GeileratE
and Solicitors Of tho Suite, reappoiptea under thes
tend the sitting ofStho said Convention, in Golun-
bia. ia prepnres business as may be- desired
by tlemehbers Directed by, the Convent
~ N B. ~ r. ERR Z,
s, Provisional oSslnop, Of South Carol
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? PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.

MOTICE. is hereby iven. that from andafter fhe
~ seventh day otsSUptember extstllefI II eadquar.
ters of the Provisional Governor williBe at Goun-
bia, where all communications addressed to hiSa,
must be directed. s. " .8s4 81
WILLIAM II. PERRY, 3$ 81
n IS s3sJigi ysss S392 Private Secretary y y
CrecSyille S. c., 2SSs 8Gb. la IA,
peg" State papers will cory three tines ~, Is
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-09-23

old5sr, DrIgnan1,7 Jr., Is manly distinguished
for his size and strength he weighs two or
three. hundred pounds, and is myscuIsr in
proportion. ..IIe has now taken one Of his
wives and gone to England with her on bust
ness for the Church. The noxtson, John, is
apoor and puny-looking fellow, with, several
wives and ap inordinate. love for whiskcy---,
Brigham's dynasty Wilde with himself.
q g There is no more ,Yovc lost between the
soldiers and the Mormons than between the
soldiers and the'Indians.. The boys in blue
regard both as natural enemies, and the enc
mics. Of order and tho Government, and the
feeling is cordially reciprocated There is a,
provost guard Of soldiers in Salt Lake.City,j
but the rent Of the building which it occupies.
is about expiring, and according to the ,Moy-
mon way sgettings&rid Of ian uncomfprta.'
BE presence, none other is now tofbe had in
,its<plce. Every building singnlarly happens
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, April Il.
FL0UR.-The market has been quite dull rr
Flour, Western superhne s. so a Z IS; common e, =
trss IS D s75i medium do 50 a s75; and good
and ehoice, including Canada, Ohio, Michigan aud
tennessee so a II 2 Dbl. Corn Meal and Rye
Flour are quite dull, and prices are nominal.
GRANITE market has been quite dull flr
Corn Southern yellow 81 - 9I4is bush Oats
have declined. Northern and Csnsia = q sac y
bash, but Sc Is noH about the outside figure. Rye
Is dul' at 81 IS a I so Y bush. White Beans are
dull. Common and good blue pod g p q ~
and marrow and extra pea 50 50 a 275 2 bush
Canada Peas 81 $ a , 2 bush. Barley, 81 45 70
20 I, bush. Shorts 50 a % Fine Feed 50 a IS.
and Middlings 500 a IS y ton.
PROVISIONS The demand for PORK i, quiet.
prime s2i n 70 mess : a % and clear sac "a Is
p Dbl, cash. Beet ranges from sl6 q p 2 Dbl for
Eastern and Western mess, cash. Lard ranges from
IS n &c, in bbs ana tierceg as 70 quality. Smoked
Hams 10 a 2oe y h, cash. Butter IS dul and prices
are still tending to lower rates New sells from 81
@ 3Jc = IL. Old has been selling at : a 3oc fo-
good and choice New Yora and Vermont dairies,
and n a 25c Tor COMMON. Cheese is quiet at is "a
&c = 70. a. TO quality,
WOOL.-Domestie Wool is dull and prices are L
shade easier. SALES OF 1900 D. ie,;s and pulled
AZ - n &c = b. as 90 quality, mostly Western
fleece from On n 65c e Il. Pulled has been selling
at 50. for NJ. up to 70 n sc for superior aul OK,
ira In Canada camtin. sales of Is s1 os nj 81 oll
a o. q d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
HORACE LOOMS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons concern
district OF Chittenden. IS. ed in the EstateOf Hor-
Locis, late Of Burlington, In said District, de-
ceased. GREETING.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
aud for the District Of Chittenden, the lith day
Of April, A. d. ISIS, en- Instrument, purporting
o. be the last Will and Testament Of Horace Loomis
late Of Burlington, in said District deceased,
was presented To the Court Aforesaid, Tor
Probate. And it is ordered by said Court that the
ID day Of MAY, A. ID. 1866, at the Probate Cou-.
Rooms IN said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof be given
20 all persons concerned. by publishing this order
three weeks successfully In the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous 70 the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid.
end contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
rict. this n IN day ofApril, A. D. ls65
wi2w3 7. 2. WALES, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
NACT reIatin. O. closing the Affairs and re-
\ deem M and pay M the bills or note Of the
Franklin County Bank.

tNACr relating o. closing the Affairs and re-
y Joen'nz and pay M the bills or note or the
Franklin County Bank
Hfssr,tg -s1-fsl BE- tis General ksssH1iig Of ne
Nflfr ri srrn0Hf
500 D.. Tho act entitled "Au &C Incorporating
tlr Franklin County Bank approved November
d.. |-f.. b. hereby 81 amended o. limit the time
DURING which s1'd hank shall continue and have
succession O. The first DAY Of June, 1876, instead o.
che ir-t fsy Of January, l7o', as Limited N SAID
See said bank shall a. soon as may he and
within twenty DAYS from the passage oi this act,
cau-. d notice 1f the same and OF the purpose q
said bank o. terminate its existence on said hrst
itV of june I-65. % De published for the period OF
-a month. 20 until said first day Of Juue, in each
-eu-psucr printed in this state. and In the Boston
Journal. newspaper printetn the city q Boston,
the state of Massachusetts,, and IN the New OK
Times o. newspaper printed in the city Of New
York. said notice shall also state that all bills or
notes NJ aid bank not presented for payment be-
fore said first day OF June, 1865, viii not be re-
deemed and paid by SAID bank. And aiter the pub
licaton Of said notice IS herein directed said bans
SHAH not be liable and shall not be held liable In
any court % law equity in this State, % redeem
or paw any OF its bills notes not presented Tor re-
demptiou or payment before the time liked in this
ac' and any bonds, which NAV have been given BY
the directors Of said hank for the redemption Of IL
bills shall not be held % be Of binding force and
obligation upon the persons executing the same 70
redeem or pay any bills notes ofsaid bank not pre-
sented for redemption or payment before the time
fixed In this act.
Approved Nov. I'D, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that it Is the purpose Of
y the Franklin County Bank 70 terminate its ex-
iteuce on the Isl day Of June 1906, in pursuance Of
the provisions Of the foregoing act, and all bills or
notes Of said Bank not presented TO said Bank for
payment before the first day OF June, A. ID. 1855,
will not be redeemed or paid by said Bank.
By order Of the Directors.
d&w6mos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
NV loEK April IL.
Gold I'D -.- afternoon at l4d3.

NV lasA. spill L.
The Hrrgit's letter, ia 81 DJaJou,Ille. Va q.
April :, ,ay- T D SO yhi- time tt. captures
uuu ily'- ARMY arc immense DO men and
uat..ilI i.r mIic- The roads wore -trrwn
with artillery wagon and ammunition
showing vi'a ~nat r.aaei.y pursuit was
pressed
Ger Sheridan made the largest part of
eapiur- hui ,tc infantry ara entitled @, an
eQoa. -.-rc %. credit.
IH- rg'-l- are sreltls -sspr-eI no the
upiaity ui our movement ten. Grant u
speaking 1t 1ur movement and success ou tle
Gtb said. Sheridan told ur Boz was coming
up 90 help m, take Richmond. but De adi-
- -wg will capture Lees army march
down and s.iblc ar johnston and shake
hands rgta sherman over 90. hnc.
The H.raFs City Point letter % the 9;n
saws 10 j. reported that the President last
night received d communicate nu the sub
iect al peace. which came from withou. our
lines
CITY Point is still The base of supplies tor
our armies in the igid. Railroad commuEi-
cation ns- been opened 20 Nattaway Court
H.u-y.
Tul Hrcds Richmond correspondent -iys-
Tie t-mlli,tce has gone @, LNncuDurs 10
INIT, the Virginia Legislature 90 return 90
Richmond.
The members vino remained in the city are
working iur the restoration OF the State To
,.e mon upon the condition OF the aboli-
zion si slavery.
The HeralFs letter from City Point of the
3th SAYS Ofiicnl dispatches arrived here
Inst night from Sherman 20 Grant, which
were Immediately forwarded % the front
The H.roid's Washington despatch SAY,
Tn, President has sent for Gov. PierPoint Of
thc loyal Virginia government, the object OF
which was it j., supposed, TO make arrange
ment, % install tie Government in Rich
m1nd.
Secretary Stewards condition is gradually
improving.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

NEw loaS, April II.
The N0rttS Washington dusrltrh saws il
Was reported iast night THAT johnston had
SURF ndrret on the same terms as those
granted % Le,.
Iae iT'tuns Saespatch says See. Seward :
injuries have sumed q serious character
II thr danger OF cry.ipelas j. passed medical
m.n .eaT That owing 10 BIS Inability o. take
soho food he cannot FeIair The waste Of bis
vitality In time to meet the heats pf the
coming warm weather.
Ii Is rumo.eG ttat the President Will cali
an extra session Of Congress.
4 Washington dr,iatrh ,a,- Judge
Campbell and NJ. Hunter are SON expected
IN aehsuEtuH IN connection With thu rusi-
ness u' r,--url-iIn.
-. >ewaId'- condition is such a- o. make
II necessary that the conference ou the sub
i-ct should be- held there
The Herald' despatch saws Incr, D., the
beet authority for thc -tatoincn; that Kirby
Smith and the rebel Trlu--N--is,iup. army
sire ready u surrender
Tic N-atc Of Texas is already % come
Dtcs.
jalar H.ra.o', !..te. rom Richmond saws
II i- ,imutcI tn8t tlc selci force .urren-
a,i,! 20 Gen rrfut ru Sunday by Gcu. Lee.
numbered between twenty and twenty TWO
Thousand men I.c total number ol gene
ral cilcers d. - including Ge9-ml lie him
sc.t
Ia regaTu q o.. proclamation which it
w. ,uted thc President wa- so,ut To issue
90 the southern people, il BE- said that Mr.
Lincoln did mot think proper 20 take such
action while Gcu. Grant wa- 7tiil pursuing
Lee, but now thcrc l. every reason for he
heying he viii adopt tins course.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

We have employed two the best Millers in tn
country who will endeavOr TO do the work 10 pleas
our customers, and we hope 20 merit the pstronas
Of the public.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
ID Army CoEr>. I
: 80 =. VI. April 9TH. {

y
To Mag G,n. A. l.. WejJ:
Our last fight inst before dark at Sailor,
Creek gave us two guns three fags AMI ID
considerable number Of prisoners. rs. ran
dred wagons, several ambllz Gee wiki mu.c-
and hor-e, 10 about one half the wagons and
ambulances
Their are between 80 and 81 wagons in
addition, ab'ndoned and DESTROYED along the
road; ais some battery wagons. foTgrs and
lumier. have already reported 10 YOU the
capture Of one gun. two flags and some pris-
uneTs, and the fac: that the read ior over TWO
miles IL strewn with tents, baggage. cooking
utensils. ammunition d materials OF al KINDS.
Inc wagons are across the approach 70 the
bridge, and it will take some time to clear
at The enemy is in position GA the heights
beyond with artillery The bridge i par
uliiy destroyed, and the approaches On the
other eide are OF soft bottom land We can
not advance Tomorrow "a The same way We
have To-day. A. -oon az | geJ ms troops up
a liitiv-We are considerably mixed might
push colums down tie road to deploy it,
but /, ie evident cannot follow rapidly dur
my the night.
Sjgu,1, -. \. HUMPHREYS.
Major General.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
Died

Tn Richmond, on tae 18th 81 March. E-tii=r HsP-
-.-d. ages wears.
tii. eit,. o. Thur-dsy evening. April 5th. after
short AMI painfGi illness, Horace Loomis' IN the
syst year %. his sse.
At Richmond, March 3ist, Of congestion of the
brain Gegr.s Barrier, son Of Miron and Maria Bar
ser a-et ii .,si-.
At WinoosAi Fall, April .th, Catherine LaPointe
aged ~ years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

INV 1u.-- 3 lI.i ~.
The HroGs Washington dispatch -ay-:
G,n. Hancock, with infantry artillery and
a..alry- novel ~ head If Lce ~ the Ith
instant in" uoops were well equipped
and supplied Tor long march.
4 irrt,r from Gpicsboro' saw Sherman
lad not vet moved The army had. however,
been fully supplied with clothing and pro-
visions. and Wa ready for any emergency.
su interview With Wade Hampton had taken
place under iiag of truce tor what pur-
Iu>, Vas Not known.
.johust1u'- main force wa. about i miles
northwest oi Guldsboro' There were no
indications TIA, be intended 90 make "a stand
there
Tie rebel zen. Barrinser had arrived here
(Washinston), and through y,risten order
rom the President. has had an interview
with %, Secretary of War.
The Times dispatch saws Tie >ouJh-siie
Railroad D., neiug repaired at the rate Of FIX
cor scyon H,ii,> Ier DAY and j. already used
% carry supplies 70 our army Do tue field.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
Married.

Al the Unitarian Church, in this city, Tuesday,
April Ilth. By the Rev. I. q. Ware, Lieut. Henry
l.. johnson, [. :. y. au1 Mary :, youngest
daughter u Sicney Barlow. EsQ, ali of Burlington
Alec IL this city. on Monday evening The sioth
inst, BY Kew. }. X. Converse. III. Roser 3 hel
..5g, aid M. MARI TEyoE.
II the city of Burlington. the III cay Of AP.ii
1888 ny John 3. Holleubeek. E-q Mr. singleton
D.. smith. n Uoqbiaton y. Y, and MIS- Christian
McutviIle. .f Pla-t,hl,- n, y. J
ST Hout'elie- 90 Saturday, April e, - Rev
n. Lord, Hiram Orc1tl, :. ", Principal Of the
uIeuvcoa aud Tl-drn Ladi.s' seniiuaries. and Aiss
Ellen Dana. OF pouzikeep.ie, y. y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

II, T7i5,3ie's Washington dp-rItch says
The r4io~ rha, President LiUe.u val otier
60 g.n.l..i amnesty 10 'hc rebel rank and file
.uirs crtl,ncc Ia influential quarters. Ii Is
known that Secretary Seward was Co meet
-tu F1e~i4,ut az Richmond on 81, 3lg oi his
accident 81, "a Summons from tae latter.
tea. Grant also teiegraphed t1 tle >gcre-
-ary II Mar requesting that Zoe al- De- per-
lni,rrl 8, visit Richmond at present. while
r.mor u.-..rt- that commissioner. e.l-ill OF
.ellconstituied, from Alabama. Georgia and
North Carolina, are in chat city -uj DO CONF
-ults ton with the President
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
NV AaER. ATri. p.
grcid >9iI thi> morning ar 1875
WAsuNCToN. April =.

WAsuNcToN. April 5.
Tler- are rumar, that the President has
decided 70 Issue q proclamation 10 the = a;h-
ern people.
Joe Johnston has already begun 81 new
movement hsyin. reference 10 Lee, d.-c0m-
future.
Mr. :. ward Is much easier this morning.
Nh Piuuty. District Attorney Ut Florida,
has arrived here lie bad au interview iu
Savannah with prominent u..'ci citizen OF
,ieoreil. lust returned from Augusta. lie
eonyulsc1 with several members "i iae
Georgia Legislature. They express
I'd III. opinion that the rebellion was
pear its mi and certain that lee, Johnston
and if Davis We're working SLOWLY o. tror-
-ia and rom there across the Mississippi
The hey West District Court had con-
l-mu-j two hundred and fifty Thousand dol
lar, worth of rebel property within two
months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

V'HECOMMEKCIAL -EANH Burlington is the
duly appointed agent Tor the sale Of L. :. - b
B9nds and :. prepared furnish Bonds q al part
les In large OF small sums AL parties wishing 1
invest in this very desirable Loan should send u
their order vt once a. IL will not DE long in tue
market e p. MOVES Cashier.
Burlington. Feb. nth. ISIS dawam
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
INV Yosk, April L

The Steamer Fulton from Port Royal 75h
nae arIiyed, Charging flee o. Savannah
Herald Il contains no important n,yys. but
shows that everything is progressing quietly.
Tn. condition Of the people has been Im-
,roved lmazingly by the measures adopted
Jy the General Government, anu tie people
-ppear to appreciate the change highly.
2 any, and energetic measures arc being
zei,. both at Savannah ana Charleston. u
.noye all garbage and other incentives TO
,tsgious diseases.
I.uston' : army II much i-urra lizci
The 9th y. }. are dIius guard duty ia
savannah.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
New YORK, April S
Gold sold this afternoon at Sl.jtg
NEwENoRkiArnl no.

TIE Trijune' dispchst says Important
new. i, Inomentarily expected from sherman.
1t is supposed he occupied Raleigh on Wed
nes3ay last
Thi Times special Washington dispatch
announce tie return OF the President YES
terday.
The Virginia Legislature is to be convened
in Richmond Immediately tor the purpose of
authorizing A Convention g. t-kc Virginia
back INTO tie Union.
The H.rDds Washington despatch saws d.
# il higaly probable that an extra -rssiou Of
CuGcres, vii be called in few Wceke, TO
consider matters connected with the restora-
ton OF the rebellIous States TO the Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KNOW

FAMILY DYE COLOhS'~-" Z h-NOF
c! nothing that has SO fairly gained Tie Confidence
ana admiration Of the public as the FAsILr DYE
ColoRs manufactured oy Howe a tsvens, oi th's
ci;, who dcssTyed!y rans among our most enter
Ili.in- an. pu5ls spirited eluzens- These Dyes
wer, only brought % tleir present wonderful i.r-
lection 5y the most careful ntiuaed and hoy-oa-
experiments The5 combine precisely s'at Doe
hitherto been wanted, and sold as they are al .he
peoples popular prices, are in universal demand.
The proprietsrs only ask that their Dyes may lavr
a .air trial. Orthe verdict That win De- rendered
5hes have no fear. WV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

Urea, August p, 1864.
DEsE Sic Permit me, very respectfully, 20 pre-
cent you with this certificate a. a token OF Your
E0nderill ssill as physician, and Of your depOrt-
meut as gentleman.
For more than seven years have been afflicted
Eith sickness Of nature peculiar TO females, ex-
cept that was hedridden for over two wears. and
unable % move without assistance. have had nine
different physicians in the last two years none Of
whom could help me Indeed, 70 use theirOTn words
"they were completely puzLl Il with my case. and
that all the medicine in the world could not restore
ne, nor even help me- Aner much reflection. /
consented % Try your treatment; had heard you
So highly spoken Of by those whom you had cured.
soon realized the truth for myself, that your supe-
nor SKILL was beneficial, and that your treatment
helped me in less than two weeks. In four months
! was 90 much improved that even ny friends were
astonished | continue 20 improve, and can now
cheerfully add this my mite, with hundreds Of 9TH
whose lives you have saved and rendered happy.
May God bless on, DR.. Oaks, in your enrolling
and benefcient mission 10 suffering humanity.
shall always be happy to reply 70 any whe may re-
fer 10 me as 70 your capabilities and skill
/ am, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. NJ. Z. GREY.
No. 8. NhitssbOrO Street, Utica. ". Y.
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tfcs hours from A. NJ until P. NJ.
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w the Mill known as the CUSTOM MILL lately
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