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Df. 7. d. Bradford .l Nlr,hl-il has te.l
appointed Surgeon 5i the 5.a regimen. Vi.
Vols. At the recsu: session o., the Las.s-
lature DR.. Bradford was senator from Wash
iug..u county.
B7-. C.u. stou-l.5a has been a-s..a.l
TO tie command Of tie ssc1li BsislI- .
Vermont troops, and Lieut.. Slmusl T..
Preati-s Ok. Montpelier has Q Ilc. p Dis
staff,
Mead, the Vernon. sculptor. sailed f.-
Europe this week. lie is % spend ye4- .a
Iu,y 70 perfect h.mssl. in Lis art.
Rev. r. F. Llwrguc. Of C.a9suo1t. 81.
H., has been invited to supply tie South
Congregational Church in st. J9bn>burv,
whose pastor Is chaplain Of ,le I2,LV,ru9at
Samuel T. Blrnham, Lieut.. O.. Company
f, j;h regiment, has been promoted to tie
caTtlincy Of the same company.
Rev. y. ;. Lee, formerly a UuiyersaAst
preacher At Montpelier, has been elected
professor Of Biblical languages and literature
in ST. Lawrence University. Canton, y. y.
lie had been i.r sometime previous t. his
election Professor Of ancient a-Saasas ia
the same in titu,ion.
Capt. c. F. Appleton, Of c.. D. loth Vt
has reached his home here, On sick Leave
lie has been for some weeks Irostr4tei bg
iver, butw are glad to learn that bis health
is now improving.
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A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT EN-
PECTED.
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and binding upon the BCari Of Education, super
iatendants and teachers, until J9nuary ass, A. D.
eighteen hundred and sixty seven.
Sec ?. This ac; shall take effect from it. pass
age.
pproved Nov. %, Is 2.
No. 9-AN ACT relieving Banks from ,ertain
penalties,
Il ts rsby enacted, SC
Sec l. The operation Of section eishty-sour OF
chapter eighty-four. Of the Compiled Statutes
and Of one and three, Of chapter one hundred and
ten, Of the Compiled Statutes, so far as the same
apply TO Banks Of issue, Incorporated by the Leg
stature Of this State, is hereby suspended until
the first day Of January, eighteen hundred and
sixty-fve.
Sec. ?. Ttis act shall take eaec, f-o-a its pas-
sage.
Approved Nov. >. 1862.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

Z
el Of hall an ur. This ended the firing for
the day. TIE entire damage done by the re
bel shells thrown int0 the city, was to add
SO much to its destruction. Twenty-Five Of
our men we're killed last night in the streets
Of the city while driving tie reels out.
Nearly every house in the city las ieen dI-
magsd more or less by the firing Of the past
few day Several splendid res.d-l rs have
been Completely rildled, as also all the
churches. Ihe Ire appeared % h' rected
ol the most prominent eiitces.
Several cases Ct wantIu destruction 0l pro-
/ per,Y occurred by our troops when they en-
tered, which could De OF no use t. tie
enemy. Ia many houses the furniture al re-
m1incd. Showing that tAeic occupants leit IN
haste Some Of cur troops mist1ok the Bsi-
ti-h d y for "a s5clsl and tore Dc from the re-
sideLce Of tAs British Consul. Iuis morn
[ ins the owner came over -l receive 10 and the
same was returned 20 him.
Tie main body Of the army l. now over
tie river. the balance being ia position 90
cross ut any lm1. There is no iadcluIn
0l tie enemy cvaeuating. IL they remain a
bltti must INN sii4t-ly eusue.
Additional force Of the Banks sxreii;i. n
LETT New York 0n tie l2.h Friday linc.u4iuE
the 18th. Mass. and two companies Oi Rhode
| Island cavalry.
The PhilatelIai. Prss au-0lacls Si.el' s
advance - Culp prer as ini.cL-ius march
90 GJrd0usyll.e and the protection Of B-Tl-
sides left tllak.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19
No. IO.-Ay ACT to tax D5gs.

% d. s.rtty el1c'si, &c.
See. J. The listers in tie several towns in thi,
state shall in each year set all dogs in their re-
spective towns. il tho grand list to the owner or
the keeper Of the same, at the sum Of one dollar
each and no person shall be entitled 70 ave the
amount gu assessed deducted from their list in
consequence 0t any Gebts owing.
sec. ? Every owner or keeper Of dog shlu,
when called upon by tao listers tor their list no.
t.iy Them Of the number Of dogs by him owned or
Elpt, and e7c-y owner or keeper Of 4 dog who
shall neglect q refuse % notify the listers Is
uf1re said, shall forfeit and pay 70 tho town in
which he resides, the sum Of two doIla-s 10 be re-
covered in an aston ou the ease in the name of
-hs trclscre- Of such town before any court com
usiel- to try the sane, with lull costs
Sec. Q. It Is hc-eby made the Guty oC the own
CT or keeper Of a dog, whether Sc, in tie list or
l1,, % cause collar with the name of the owner
Ut 6cep-r plainly written thereon, % be worn
0. .e- tle L-ck o.. each dl- jy him u7,-sI ~ kent.
aul & -.-li tc l-wt1l i"r a=y Te1e - Sd Ei.i srv
dog running O., large oG tic premises O.. The 1vr-
er OF AecTcr not having on such co.la-. aaI the
owner OF keeper Of such dog shall recover 70 Jam
seo for such biilinc.
sec. 4. This act shall take eject on tho last
Jag OF March, 4. d. 1858.
Approved. November %, 1862
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or The BATTLE NEAR
FAYETTEVILLE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

FLEA CATCHING IN FRIESDsHP Who
would have thought that - Naething should
be done in haste but gripping heas' would
be found elsewhere than among Scottish pre-
cepts? There has been plagiarism on one side
or the other, for We find it among German
proverbs, "Niehts NIT Hast ais FlOhe fan
gen." By the way, there is a story related in
connection with this saying which We must
extract An rndeiatigable collector of s'rusty
saved saws, friend Of MOtherwpll, was in
the habit Of io;ting down any saying new to
him on the back 0f cards, letters, &c; and
thrusting them into his pockets. On one
occasion he had an a.,1rcltion with a strdn-
ger at friend S l.4se. The quarrel become
ing warm, ended 8 NotherEell's friend ex-
eitedly banding the other (ls he thOught)
his card. On the geutlemans preparing to
vindicate his honor next morning. i;occurred
TO him 70 learn the name Of his antagonist.
On looking at the card, he found no name,
but, in place OF 1t traced in good legib'e
characters" =" Nlething should be done in a
hurry but en- ching dsas TIE effect Of this
was irresistible, and the result. an immediate
reclucili4u.1-- lhs Proverbs of Scotland
WuN1NAND CHuDaN CHEWING TuBACcJ.-
y Missouri letter IN the Dubuque lines says
tobacco is used among the natives IN the ru-
rll districts, indiscriuiulta.y 5y both sex $,
children as wei as adults, both ior chewing
and smoking. = frsgiug party near llarts-
viii, recently called az house where they
found q woman and Is children, the three
eldest being girls, and all "chawins' a
"pJwer OF tobacco. One Of the party r.
mlrkiug shat she wss the first woman Ae
ever saw chew tobacco. Oh. Oh woman ez-
claimed: "Nai, now, whsr w-s y1H brought
up Never seen q woman caaw 'hacar
Guess you hsiut been round much DJn't
you have any ladies whar ylu was rGssd?'
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NEWS OF THE " AR.
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

OUR ARMY CROSS The RIVER.
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SKIRMISHING IL PROGRESS
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COUNTyRFEIT PJsTAsE CURRENCY There
are counterfeit 80 cent notes Of the new
postage currency in circulation, and as they
are quite well executed, we desire to put the
public on their guard against them. There
are four distinct and easily noted marks BY
which they may be detected lst, The paper
is thinner than the genuine ID, The five
faces Of Washington vary considerably from
each other in the counterfeit-sO much so
that two or three Of them, if standing alone,
would hardly be taken to be portraits of
Washington-wbile on the genuine they all
closely resemble each other. 81, The linked
letters " Z. s." under the middle face Of
Washington in the counterfeit do not show
tn 2 lower end of the +" 5 - inside Of the leg
Of the - u" wLIe in the genuine they do
This mark is easily seen. 4th, The border
round the lettering and " 80 - on the back
Of the counterfeit is dark, and the lines are
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

PASSED 1T THE ANNUAL SESSION, Is6Z-
designated ty the Secretary Of State for publiea-
ton IN al the NewspaIers.l
80. s.-AN ACT to provide FOR enrolling the Mi
H-il in the several gorcs and unorsaEize1 towns
in this State.
Z So ts-,tg e5-et,i iy RE CANA. fs,.aly II
f.t STATE y Es-e.1a., RS f!sirs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
Pennsylvania Military Academy

Al West Chester, for BOaraers only.
This Institution will be opened the FIRST Monday in
September, 1852, in the building occupied by the
late A. Bomar The situation ia healthful, the buildings
for commGdiousness and all tho appliances Of Instu
tion unsurpassed, and the grounds ample.
The study will embrace all the branches
ally taught in first class institutions to fit Cadets
sIther for business advance farther in the pursuit
OF Literature and Science.
The Military Department will consist of the study Of the
Infantry Artillery and Cavalry Tactics the several Drills
so far as praocable Engineering and the Police Duties
The Moral training II Cadets and their Habits
fully attended to. .
The subscriber has had long experience in conducting
successfully similar institutions,
Circulars may be obtained Of JAMES II. ORNE, ESQ.,
No. 826 Chestnut street. Philadelphia by addressing at
COL. THEODORE HYATT,
aps-tt President Delaware Military Academy,
| G5- The DELAWARE MILITARY ACADEMY will be
continued at Wilmington until the sose Of the present
chOol year,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
REPORT.

The directors this Society," meeting the tenth day of
October last, appointed committee, namely, Rev D. w.
Arthur Dr. r. Wilson, and Mr.. Edward 7. Taylor to in
qure, who of the First Delaware Regiment then at Hares
Corner without the scriptures and to supply the dest
tute with esaments The committee punctnay discharged
their duty
The directors nj another meeting, the ed April last
resolved procure thousand estaments to supply the
Third Delaware Regiment, then near Camden Kent county
and the Rev G. Murphey the Rev. MIR. White, the Rev
Mr. Houston and Edward T. Taylor, were appointed COM
mittee distribute them The saments procured but
before delivery consumed in the burning of the Camden
depot of the Delaware Rail Road after their arrival there
The order repeated but the books not being received
before the Third Regiment left distributed to other troops
of the Fourth Delaware Regiment and Cavalry Battalion
AT another meeting of the directors September 3 1862,
resolved that thousand copies the New Testament
should be distributed to the Fourth Delaware Regiment and
also sufficient additional number to supply the First delaware
Battery. These Tesaments have not yet been received
The Sussex County Bible Society has RENTED to the Amer
Bible Society the of twenty dollars which has been
placed by this society to credit in its account with us
This shew the action OF this society the past year The State
having been recently resupped other general operation has
been indicated.
depository has been open and Bibles and esaments
have been distributed by sale gauous according to the
regulations of the society.
I'VE will add few words upon what has been uni.
omly presented in these reports as the great object
which this Society should have before t-not the dstr
button merely of the containing the word of God,
but the diffusion of the truths made known by that word
for enghtening the minds, forming the principles and
regulating the action of imbung their hearts with the
grace of those truths that their lives shall be illustration
of them THE Bible thus fountain of spiritual life We
escape the rebuke that the Bible is standing witness
against many indeed muitudes who profess lit is admitted
sincerely for its holy character and DESIRE G is
admitted earnesD for its universal dissemination But where
do its spirit power? Where the grace which dsla
from its pages the walk and conversation of men Witness
in these United States awful sight the shone
uponof millions of reemen governing themselves controlling
affairs according to their sovereign will engaged in mutual
and destruction multiplying widows and orphans and
avshng hundreds of millions of treasure sustain and
promote the dreadful workthe fruit of rebellion matchess
In the annals of mankind against the powers that be" in
government the mdes devised instituted by the people
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
,,ya,e sta,e Bah Socp in accoun ,cih American Boi Society.
1ee DIR,

On bc oueson is to the next place of meeting Wilmington
Dover Frederca tnd Mddeown were named and after re-
peated votes Midlletown finally selected and the time
liked II O'clock and The second Thursday in September
1868.
On motion the tasors of the Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches in Mddown appointed committee to make
arrangements for tie next meeting
On motion of Rer T. c. Murphey Dr. Cummns, OF Smyrna
delegate from the Kent County Bible Society," was invited to
make remartI.
DR. Cummns thanked the Society for the honor, and pro
ceeded make Interesting statements concerning the Bible
cause Kent Comfy The Society he represented had re-
Gently held their annual meeting and had taken action IN regard
to the supply of all who need the Bible in that region
The President presented his annual report and on motion
Rev Mr. Akman 200 copies ordered printed IN paphe
On motion Of Rty Mr. wiswel the Presidents Report and
the minutes of themeetng together with statistics OF the So
cey directed TO be published in two newspapers New
Castle, one in Ken, and one in Sussex Counties.
On motion of Rv T. G. Muphey the local Bible Societies
in the State (nclrdng the Female Societies IN wilmington
and New Case e requested to send delegates to the next
meeting of the Society," and that the Secretary be directed to
notify these societils by circular
The committee G arrangements reported speakers for the
evening session. Rv Mr. Dickerson Of Frederick Rev Dr.
Sheldon of Princeton, j. and DR. Cummins of Smyrna
On motion recess was taken until ~ O'Clock
Eeeainq Session
The President having returned to Wilmington, Rev. Dr.
Sposwood occupied the Chair and conducted the devotional
exercises
Rev Messrs shdon and Dickinson and DR. Cummins, de-
vered very interesting addresses after which, on notion the
j. w. DAY, Secretary, pro tenn.
LIST OF PASTORS
Ohe Churches in the State published pursuant to order OF
the annual meeting
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Rt Alfred Lee Wilmington Rev. Saml f. Hotchkn Claymon
Rev Charles Breck, r j. Keeling, Newark.
S. c. Brnckle Christians HID. VIM Marshall Newport
James Chrystal Wilmington. j. l.. McRim, Georgetown
" ]. b. Clemson L. D. CaymOn Stevens Parker, wilmington
Benz. Franklin, New Castle N. c. Pidham,
Robt L. Goldshrough, Middle ]. c. White Dover.
town. Jacob Rambo, Georgetown
" II. S. Gez Smyrna.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
Best, Most Available and Most Popular
Investment in the Market.

Subscriptions received st PAR in Legal Tender NoteA
or notes aud hscks Of banks par in philadslpha-
Subscribers by mail wall receive prompt attention, and
every facility aud explanation will be afforded on apph-
cation at this office
full supply OF Bonds will be kept on hand for i'm
mediate delivery.
sa- To save trouble to parties desrous of investing
In this popular loan of sending to Philadelphia, have
appointed R. Il. Robinson Co, corner OF fou th and
Market SITS, Wilming on Agents for tho Stale Of uela
ware they will deliver the bonis in any amount ro.
quirel without any charge for their serFloes,
r. H. Co. will cheeriully give any informatisn in
regard to loan, novldm-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
old Paner and RAGS.

AvE all the waste paper such as you generally throw
. away such as old books newspapers paste board
boxes aud everything that paper made of paper and
bag to No. 404 Shpley Street, where you will be paid
One hundred tons cotton, wollen and linen rags
wanted nov7-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The rapid sale of this Ointment and the universal favor
with which IL is uniformly received prove eoneusyey
It's powerful efficacy disease. Daring period of fifty
years has stood the trying ordeal Of the civilized world
and It's popularity attefts its marvellous virtues while the
demand 1t day still continues as unAbaed as ever,
fact sosgnifcant that further comment IS unnecessary
SKIN DISEASES.
Eryslpelas, Ringworm Measles. Small Pox searlitlna,
Rash Itch Cuaueous Eruptions Botches, Pimples Pus
are quickly healed by the free OF this Basamic ont
meni It's operation is materially assisted by taking o
loways Purifying Pills which powerful and
healthy influence on the blood and seeretions.
DISEASES OF THE rHkUAT AND CHEST.
Dipthera or Putrid Throat Quinsy, Coughs Colds
Hoarseness, Influenza, Cattarah, Asthma. Bronchitis
Of the glands OF the throat and coatngs Of the chest by
rubbing the Ointment the affected parts it is quickly
absorbed and aays the Irritation ceans the passages
ma phlegm which obstruets them, thereby giving i'm
mediate freedom to the organs ofrespiraton.
LUNG DISEASE, EXTERNAL ULCER s
The extraordinary efficacy of this Balsamc Ontmen
Old Sores had Legs and Cancerous Ulcers is frankly
mitted by eminent medical men, BY rubbing ii on th
chest an sk it is quickly mbibed by the absorksntS
where It's antseptic properties equally active
uceralsd iubercles as on external ulcers Thcusandl
have been cured of Incpent Consumption by persever
ing use Of Holloway's Pills and ointment
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, G0UT.
The Exi ruciatng agones Of TicDouloureux, Lumbago
and scaea, the Gripping diseases OF this Nerves and
Muscles the exquisite torture of Cramps dou and con-
trActed still Joints quickly assuaged by local ap
ncatuns or the Ointment which soohss the irriabiy
and reaxes the pasms As these diseases, however or
rnate in the cid state the blood permanent relief
only he obtained by liberal use of llollOways Pills, IN
cununction with the Ointment to renovate the vital
fluid Of the humOrs which engender the disorders.
Both the Ointment and Pills should beussd IN the
following cases;
Bad Breasts, Corns (softl scalds,
BurDs Cancers, Sore Nipples,
Dunions, Coco-bay, seurvy
Bite Of Moschetoes Glandular SWELL Sore He9ds,
and sand Flies, ings, Inm ors
Chego-foot, Elephantiasis, Mouhds.
Cbilblalns Fistulas, faws.
ChApped hands, Piles,
INpoRrANT CAUTION None genuine lnlessthe words
Hoioigdg Net1 York and London" dscernble as
tsrndL in every leaf the hook of directions around
each pot or box.
~ Sold at the Mandatory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
50 Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable Drug
rsts and Dealersu Medicine throughout the civilized
world in pots at 20 cents, 62 cts, and 81 each.
s-There is considerable saving by taking the largel
NJ B-Directons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affxed to each pot dec6eowlyisf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
pennsylvania Military Academy

At West hester, (for BoArders only)
VHTS Aca iemy viii he opened Thursday, Sept. a.
1852 In its capaoious buildings ents OF
the highest order for the comfortable quarerng aad sub
ssti < one hundred and fifty cadets
corps Of competent and experienced teachers will
eive their undivided attention the educational depart
ment, AMI aim 10 make their instruction thorough and
practical The department of studies embraces the fol-
lowing courses Urinary, Commercial and Scientific,
Collegiate and Military. The moral training Of cadetf
will be carefully attended TO
Col TnEo. HYATT, President p. NJ A.
pS-lt was advertised that this Academy would be
opened in April last, but sudden aud severe sickness
with which the subscriber visited, compelled post
ponement OF the enterprise by the blessing Of God he
has been restored to health and illness for active duties
If any applications for circulars for information ton
cerninR the academy unanswered. th9 negleet
nscrib ,be to that sickness THE0 HYATT
Aug5-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
The West Chester Academy,
AND MILITARY INSTITUTE

AT WEST CHEs TER, PENN'A.,
WILL commence the Winter term of five calender
w months, the LIST Of November next. The course
OF instruction is THOROUGH am EXTENSIVE u, designed
and arranged prepare hOys and young me for bush
ness or college Tile Principal who devoes all his time
to the Of his FchoO and lie pupils is assisted by
eight gentlemen If ability aud experiences The GerudH,
FrencR and Spanish languages are taught by native
tdeut teachers, vantage which will he readily Hp-
preciated by the pitrous Of tbs institution
The Military Department
Is under the charge Major G. kCKENDOkff, of Phil.
adepha whose qualifications the position are eNten'
siveiy known. Its duties and requirements do mot ~
any way interfere with the Literary departments while
enrolment among the Cadet Corps is lett optional
For catalogues, &c. apply TO . -
sentlo.sm Principal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
OfiCe Of JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
At JAY COOKE 81 CO., Bankers,
PAYABLE ID GOLD,

Annually which Ia equal at the present premium
on gold, to about EIGHT PER CENT. PER- ANNUM
Farmers, Merchants, NJ chanies, Capitalists, aud all
who have any money invest, should know and rems
ber that these Bonds are, in effect FIRST MoRrGAuE
upon all Railroads. Canals, Rank Sticks aud Securities,
the immense products Of all the Manufactures, &c,
g., in the eountry and that the fall and ample progis
ion made for the payment OF the interest and liquidation
of prncpi by Customs Duties, Excise Stamps and In :
tsrnal Revenue serysa to make these Bonds the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
HARD w ARE. .
@. A. RODNEY
SuouEssoR TO Il. @. BANNlEG,
No. 2O4 Market Street,

Importer and Dealer N american and Foreign
Hdrdcare.
II. DIssToNs HAND, PANEL, CIRCULAR and other
sANDwicH & co.'s CUT TAcKs, BRADs, SHOE
MAILS, &c.
VIM. BEATTY SONS ANES, HATCHETS and
AMERICAN SCREW coMpANY's GIMLET POINTED
SCREWS
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMPANY's
LOCKS, LA1CHEs, &c, &c,
FITCH MANUFACTURING COMpANYS CABINET and
PADLoCKS.
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON CoMPANY's CUT
and CLINCH NAILS and SPIKES
o. AMEB SONS SuON ELS and SPADES.
JENNINH Il PUGH'S AUGER BITS
WILLIAM BUTCHERS CHlsELS and PLANE BITS.
NEW ENGLAND BUTT COMPANY's BUTT HINGES
and SAD IRONS, SC. &c.
L, c. STEPH EMS II co.'s B0NWooD RULES.
BALDWIN TOOL CoMPANY's BENCH and MOULDING
PLANES.
sPENCER's and MOSS and CANDLES FILES and
RASPS.
BUILDERS AND sHELF HARDwARE,--s full assort-
ment.
An Of which are offered at low prices