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HApouAEsBss ARsr OF Pow MAC.
RscTnRruvs Nv SO p

HHpouAEsBss AREr OF PoY MAC.
REcrvRrUus. Nv. SO p Il.
Gn. Pl-a.nNn tbs sorsiHS moved to-
vsrts B ,rs ,usssille, fss niles dss&nt and
snr tie sosts Of c Sssr Gap. bsfnre
rs.hisG ~ pws - enc up With Gen.
sossrt slS $50 - asd oss battery
The enemy hsA their guns p'sted on til
on ,he left Of the roa but were driven fl.
Col Gregg Of the 9Th p charged on them
With iull regiment c1nplrtely routing than
and taking prisoners, a. the rebels O d Chpt.
o,und-rs With a squadron of the 9th Pa,
charged IN their sInk while another force
sssulted them with shells
Amo1g the dad was Captain the Al
jut.nt Of u Virsisrs regimen hsd his leg
b.ske .nd is Il prisoner. The conduct of our
cavalry was splendid.
The rrbeh left ten Of their dead on the
field. Our loss is one killed and five rou I'd.
ID.
Salem wa. occupied to-day by Gen Bay
ard'- cavalry after driving the l. Y. cav
~ from tbe town and c4p,urIng sevrn lris-
ones.
BOLIVAR, Ieun y ;
A sreciai dep tc g. lie Ms '"r' - Ia =
81 craJ- s.y- G =. q al; vi Nv "a isy =
stone OF the array i'"m & ls rl..c. ala Cor
NTH marched III 10 L,S'sr-e M,-s-. is
night.
The rebels sill &C ups IL ) 5. nngs bn,
the opinion lie ent-rtaIu, that they viii rOOu
evacuste the place. The Railroad will be re-
pair, by Tomorrow evening so as to admit
of the parsage of trains from this place to
Lagrange
regiment from Columbus passed down
to Lagrange last night, and another goes to-
day.
The rebel. are about so 600 at Holly
Sprinss, under command of Gen. VanDorn
II there is not battle before many days, it
will Be because the rebels prefer running to
sighting.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14
FlCST FOX THE MILLION,

- y T. D w NV AM
That a good No Wbsoler Wilson sewing
Hl-biue, with henm-r, c.n be bought for forfy,
igs dollars, al No. ;olirs street
ARE YOU AWARE
rhst IN improved, ornamental bron-- he-ler q
Fils0n sewing machine, vita uagulfylug gia-s
sllth presser ne= style hemuer, ami 81 tl- latest
improvements, can bo bon ght for ffy nee d1iisr-
a. the Agency, No %. college street
ARE YOU AWARE
That q superb silver plated No 4, ncalcr &
Etlsou Machine can nov be b5uglt for ,iltJ-tv
lollaFs. : gnalf case ~ ssvoi'y dollars az Oh
sewing ,i4s1IBe pariori No. g, college street
Are You aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler 4
iison Machine, IN full ease Of polished msnu-
.tuy. as handsome as a me piano, ai1 a Thousand
times more useful eau b. bought tor o-.y Hisfiy
i llAr,, a. No. c, college street
ARE WARE
That the "CueIp Machines are played oat,
their sale tor the most part eudoi, ami the gar
retts and auction shu hllrd with su-l e have
not entirely ratified % piecesl
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe Il OK stiteh" machines nov
take the Universal Lead. am that the " lvoler
Wilson are the Ackuo lodged saperiors OF ali the
other Lock-stitch mschInvs1
ARE voc AWARE
What an acceptable pres Ut Wheeler s VII
sou Machine is to any lady who has not 60; oae'
ARE YOU AWARE
That the responsible guaranty Of the agents
GEO ". A G. q. BENEDICT. is given with each
Machine, and that their prices are io's as 81
the factory, and charge for irei bit or EXPIRE
sage
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tx Fu-S aSuo"f So
$3.50 ave ,4e system to
- - r,r y , disorder and
decay. TIE scrrfnlu'i ,cu,. 1ination is va
rinuSIv caused ~ r.-'-.Fi disehse' ~"
!; - di.order,d d,.r tor from unhealthy
q, impure air, ti'' a1H nithy haO',s,
a, pr, ing Vi, aue, above all, by
,I,. xrnqr,aI int y. Whatever be It's
,-i,,ir. il !. .hcr,f A-y in the constitution
d..crrdinr from. p1~ents 10 children unto
the third and fourth aeration; indeed
seems TO be the rod Of Him who says, =" VIII
vii, the inlquties ii the fathers upon their
cbildrrn.- The diseases it originates take
various names. acc ding 10 the organs
attacks. In the lu--s, Scrofula produces
t,,iercles, and finally Consumption; IN inc
glands. swvll.ngs wii-h suppurate and DC
ccme ulccrous sores; IN the stomach and
bowels. der. ngeG,uts which produce md
.-..,tiun. dysrcp-il, ard ~ Ct complaints; on
g.. M. ,r..f.,jve and ctI;aneous affections.
.-!.rs.. al having the same origin, require the
.....c RENEE y. VIZ. publication and nvlgora-
ron Of tic blood. Purify the blood, and
thc.c dangerous distcmpers leave you. With
f.eble. faul. or corrupted blood, you cannot
I.ve h,lli.: with that 81 life of the flesh
l.. ':fr ~ou cannot have scrofulous disease
Ayers sarsaparilla
i. com7auua5d from the most efectual anti
i.tas tL.t l-eOi,rl science mas discovered for
MS affecting d-teuper. and for tie cure OF
lie disorders ii entails. That II Is far supe-
-ior +, any ether remedy yet devised, Is
known tv al who have gwen 1t a trial. l hat
il docs conitine virtues ;ruly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class of complaints,
is ind putSbly proven ty the great multitude
Of put licly known and remarkable cures It
has made of tie following diseases Kings
Evil, CT Glaniular Sweiiings, Tumors,
Eruptions, Pimrles. Blotches and Sores,
Erysiuelas, Rose or st. Anthony's Fire,
Salt Rheun, sca,d Head. Coughs from
tuteceulous deposits in the lungs, White
Gveiirgs, Debility, Dropsy. Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia CT Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections. Der u ial Diseases,
T N l. Weaku ssse :, ana. indeed, the whole
serlos Uf cOu.pl,.inis til.lI arise from impurlty
of tie Hood. Minute reports Of individual
cases may De fund in AYEk's American
ALyASAc, which i furnished to the druggists
for gratutous distribution. wherein may be
leaTr the directions for lie use, and some
of t.av fvniaIkabIe cures which il has made
when all other remedies had failed 10 afford
relief Those cases are purposely taken
from all sections of the country, in order
that every reader may have access 10 some
one who can speak 10 him of its benefits from
personal experience. Scrofula depresses the
vital energies. and thus leaves its victims FIR
more subject 10 disease and its fatal results
than are healthy constitutions. Hence IT
tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten,
the average duration of human Efe. The
vast importance Of these considerations has
led US TO spend years in pertecting remedy
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GREAT IADIAN REMEDi
FOR FEMALES.
Ds. rATrIsox's ISnrAS ExxKSAeoouz

De. rATTIsoS's ISnIAS ExEKSAGoGUE.
~ rhi, celebrated femtIe Medicin'
33 Possessing virtues unknown Of any
MA .btuy else ~ the kind, and proving
Hs<A sGt.,uai after all 1thers have failed,
-$A = prepared from an indian plant
OES' 1sea h, o.. cstiy-s for the same
sY[fNl oa-p.,.e frru time immemoriAl and
f{Ts rs rou fur n, fri time offered to the
sHssI.d .unlic T. t. iesigned for both
s.st tuarrle, an single aides, and is the
sif{s,.5 very hest thing known for the pur
s RS.fH ,use a. III y u hiring On the month
~ AN Y .icknrs. in csses of obstruction
rom any cause, and after all other
remedies of the kind have been tried In vain. This
may seem incred be but II it fail in any esse the
money will be refunded
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have nov been sold without single
failure whom taken ~ directed, and without
the least injury to health IN any case . II Is
put up in bottles of three different strengths with
oil direcnons for using, and sent BY express,
closely sealed To all parts Of the country.
PRICEs--ruu strength. $40: bali strength
IS; quarter strength 50 pei bottle
Saumember This medicine Is designed ex-
r-ssl, Tor obstiIst ~hieh all 'theI rene
lien ci ID, kind hss- tsilsd &c cure, ia that II
$srranted A. rep us-ut-d 10 VERY ruspeet,or the
y .ct ~ilI b. refundea e b var 'Bits atoms
one ~srranied uni's' .'ur''' .,-.- Iife~ti- OF DR.
w., At his ofic, PEE. InlT 81
y " ttisons Re i..i 'a-t ..t 'iAl Dis
la-es No. - UDig. Pes r-. !. l.
. This speci,l ass Of
rit-Te urture lH- .Hs -..-t . regu
saff educated .'r--ic i~elts -ars' prae
,e~ givi then ne - . ,...
- ,Ohsu tai .u- - .seruise g re
-'r'ctiy o. hd"rtiai 'ua a. will he sent
By EIpr-ss u, Il. q. q all arts
81 10. Unite -tsres 90. sc aIoditions for
\ af.A lint
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IuuIsyILLE XIV Nv 3

LUUsvILLE, Ky, Nv 3
There was no assault on NJ VII Z" D"
Friday evening. Nothing has ten err q. I
IN 4 TX. 800 Of Stoke's rs'vilry - org d
upon 5 ,nc-' cavaly, aud droy - IN wif''n
mii. ~ Franklin. Md"rs's udvr- &c
r.. ri Ns>ivl- or IL, at'rrno n If tie
81 m-t. /; Is r'p r'ed 'hAt 'hr belr
have ,vacuatei Murin ert.ru and
NJ, MinntvIlr and have gone to Cnat.nroo- q
and that Gen joe E. Johnston has arrivr
at Chattanooga ARD ssSumd he c'mmand
OF the department Of Tennessee aud Nor h
Ala bama.
Breckenridge command is at Chstta-
nopga.
Deserters from the rebel army say that
Bragg was obliged to destroy much of the
property captured by his forces III Kentucky
T. prevent it, falling int Buell's hands.
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NAeHISGIoS. Nov !.
The first snow storm Of the season COIN
menced he'e At ! this morning; up to NOON
two iDche. Of snow had fallen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

STEAM geBELT TO
A LIvgi POOL, touching o.
US&N QUEENSTOWN, toori ..'r'
HU bor.) The liverpool, New
yorh and Pauadelpbis Steamship Company intend
-spatching their ulI-pos IRE, clyts-ouilt Iron
team s'7tps a. follo~t
Ell. burgh, saturday, Nov. 8.
Etn-, ss,u-dav Nov lSth-
ever, .ucct'd.a. --tn-i'y ~ Soos, from
Pi-r - N-rr'
sArts az F,--iSr
- ABB L 81 -It-r .'iS. sio.o-
go Hndn.. :. , -. p" '-'nd"n,sis "
u C.. Par. si.n.O d t. sris' - ~
10 "autur.,sl go OTTO anUare SO, o
ss,nsr Al-r i.,war Ted 10 iayrr. hr-tu,'
fe-,su Art~erI, &c AZ 'qr-i Nv
FTP IN Live. Il 81 Q els."~u: l., at
IN SIOl 80 5 -. t-e,s-- Z IA Liy.si .-'' IS .
+ ,a. O. Ell tnWn $40 Tt"s ~Dn wish l., ret,
.rt.er Irruis ca pu5 iekets h-re At tee
rates.
~ These .ie4n r. have sup-risF aeoommoda-
thus f.ris,- ngti- are s'.ons built In ~s
tee-tight iruu sections. tai carry rzteat Ft- Al
nlrilato,. t1p,rie;cei urg, ors ar st'-ch-d 10
e-.h -team,r.
Friurthsr irf rnation apply in Liverpool 10
WILL an NMlN, Agent, 2 Water sire II
Gl ssO~ to AL Y ,L,ULh, -. th,e
-qa re; H. QursI-iuwn 10 q Ef hUU '
r o; in Lord u to tIVc g. 4 MACEl, 81
King ,liaw Street; in Paris to JULL> bh
CUE, - rue Notre pagie ces Ni;tUt9e-. Pic
de Ia BuuIte N Fhi.sd'lptis t" JJ'N Il
LIE, III waluu. St, or u tlV C'upil,s Oi-
6c--.
JOHN DALE Age. IS Broadway. n. Y.
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I'VE berewith ILLUSTRATE further improvement
W addei TO the Wheeler Wilson sewing
machine, namely, the ''brsidrr." D. vice for s,-
ing braid or cord upon any kini Of fabric tn
braid OF cnrd ~ ~ tsssei thr u h the halo. Is
(.-e engraving } nf the ordins ! - p-~s--r q.
II the machine and criticized upon the 'ab-'c as
in the most elaborate design @ithoui sn' P'-v,
nus bs,tins It's value Is beat set forth by lazy
hand a. folio~-
"A new improvement has istclV herr sdtsd ,"
toe Wheeler = ~ l.o1 machine (whieh, ~ Il
yav q oon-idere1 ioa- ago e be - srly per
e. CT as any human ruu.riyauce c"uld Re, being en
att -chnent -or ewing braid up"n cloth. ak ~
suy niarerial. e. nv a. our f-iends hsve h~en
T. rough the tefioGs operation 81 hr-idiug ehil
r o. lr-sses hoy sil realise the g'est elief thai
@v,its tn IA 10 this inv ntion. Tue braid ( lows
The ne lie 20 p-rtect 'curscy taking snv curve
desi e. 30 ih.' th- u u iftrlcfte pattern may h"
sr.iied nth grrst rad dity Every lady my
o - po---.s one e th.Pe towels ch.mbrav nom
2 rn-s.. smhio, 'ered / vin~s ana ltnNrinths Of
81 bfaii. winch have eFe'ofor. t.'leD :" the
f., cuS ~ m 81 Industrious aui g-niou-
2 -umm itrss4s nothing eau b n"re elega
NJ o. cunning We H-ii this impr"r'ment =
q 6r-.f4.y .vi enc, =" a u e. c M" : i"r
n, "a lie on, I'D ~ mi ~ nr a. 49, i.
= ui- tn - teur- = t--rs vii i n .. = b
irr.~ q, .v To- .f- ...- %,
~ q
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NV YoxK. Nov. 7,

NV YoEK, Nov. I.
A heavy snow ssorn is now prevailing
trvm the Northwest.
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BALTIMORE, NV. :

A very heavy snow storm Commenced at an
early hour this morning. The weather lac
night was very cold.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14
VERMONT CENTRAL AID SULEI-
VAN RAELRtfA Us.
SKINNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, June %, ist2

TRAIss soIso SoUra ASD Ess9
Leave Burlington al Is A. NJ, 9 IS A. II and
sl5P.M.
MAIL TEAIs leaves Rousrs Point 50 4 NJ,
St. AIbans at 80. Darlington At Is A. II CON
| Meeting a. Whit. River Junction with trains for
and from Wells Rive u. JotHsbury ami Liitle-
ton, aud With Northern K R. e Boston, Lowell.
Worcest. ?. &c, and connecting at Bellows Fsiis
With Cheshire Pa lroad for Boston, and sith Yer
mont Valley Haiiroai for >prius hell, NeN Ia
ven ant Nes Yors arriving IL Aea Yors II u Is,
| P. y.
txPEEss TsAIS leaves Roase's Point at 05
| A. NJ, tor buriis gtou aud Mortified. ronaec-
ting At Burlington with ooats tot hiJeh4li, as.
! NIGHT ExFRgss letv Jzien-t ursh al j.
] ~, AIoatrsal al 90 P. ~, kouse's Point iu
/ (. ~, arriving TO- sosto- A. : 30 A. NJ connect
iug az Bellows Falls Fitl Cheshire Railroad i.I
/ 5ustcn aud - orceztgr, sud Tirl Vermont Valley
I dailroai foE Springfield ant View hagst. sut
! arriving % New FORK AZ I - P. q.
TEAfss soISe NORrh AaD Wssf
Leave burlington At ( 80 4. NJ, g Is 4. ", ani
S 50 P. III
Man rEAIs leaves Boston 2 so A. b. ria
Lowell Ltwrsaee or Ftcaburg. Leaves spring
deid, 90 - A. N BELOW. Falls t22l Pm
connecting % IS TIE aver Junction vi-l >orthe-
oai r1za from Boston and with rsssumusic IA
fuiI fHI auI tr.-i It Joha~hury suI LIrtl-Iou
I.rir-ul 70 Buriiuct'u a.. 45 Pm. and @ slusus
..altrr.l 90 ll sp 10.
1... sEpnlri.N IRAN leaves ~ u-taaeIil-1 90
A.. 3d.. ana alr.ia-- q -t o 25 A. = Cor E.4se's
P4.u- lu- Montreal
Ei-al Exrssss IuAIs, leaves Bellows FsI..at
q o. r. ~. receiving passengers fran Vermont
Val aY Railroad leaving lev furk az OH As. &c..
.4- .9o4 Cheshire Eailioai leaving Boston tJ
p. NJ. cotue,t'a- 40 IS lite tirsI Junction VITO
train leayias Boston 90 D 90 p. BE-, yia
Loae.i o= L4Wreuee- Leaves White Disa,
Burlington 81 S 20 a. NJ, Rouses Point
SO Q goa M.,Noltreal at 10 90 An, and 0xisus-
6urcn az - 80 ?. N. Connecting witl Grand
fr4-A Trans Tor Detroit, Clicsgo ami TIE est
e.eeping Car &C attached 60 ooth tHe N4-f:
Express trains running between B0uses Pliat a. d
Boston
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and tas West Tor
sale a. tae principal statioDs
q. MERRILL, SuPt.
st-AIl-l-, VI. Nay Il. .st2.
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F4-s as Tote 7siy 4sy oitsr Route.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
ALLPOINrS WEST AND NORTHWEST

This line offers superior Inducements 10 amer
can C. tiEens 90 purchase tickets over Il, because
uudor the new tax bril-, it viii be obliged u pay
the uited states ,,.vrrument Slol per each p'.s-
enger from buffalo to Chicago; and 10 the same
proportion % all intermediate points west o.
Buffalo.
T5e patronage Of al patriotic citizens is there
fore due this line. az it passes entirely Through
American soil, and contributes directly
To the supper, Of the Federal Govern
mrBg.
On the contrary, the Canada lines pass through
British soil, aud DO not contribute 10 the least Co
tie support oi our government.
Passengers cimpelled 70 pass over the taualian
Lines Should be care al 10 provide Themselves
With -Dscia for their expenses N Canada, as the
Canadians refuse American bills except 81 an
enormous discount
Passenger. Wishing 20 procure tickets b. t1is
route over all routes runni1S from burlirgtou b.
the American Inc eau do so a. all TIE PRIME pal
K iilr al steam boat stations n New ErElaud, and
by application to K. .. hOW Z, No. l, American
Hotel Block, or R. COLBEaTH, CLurch street
~ Orders by Mail, Tor Iickots promptly It
tended 10.
&c FOEE,
U--,,z Tiekr Ofi-s No. A-,.rieas
Hfs Block
or R. COLBERTn, Ctivet STREET
Burlington, May 9Th, l5e2 taVtf
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BOsYjS, Nov. =.

Snow commenced falling rhicklv here at
6 A. NJ.
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To Arms !! To Arms :.

10 Arms 10 ATIilS
Do not let thee brave men perish b. disease
place in their hands these Pr,eOss Rsmsdtss. that
will enable them to resist be danger u exp sures
the Fsvers The Chile, ana the wounds which they
cannot avO d, ami what Is more, cannot frequently
set succour m the moment Of need. whereas II our
brave men have only 10 put their hands iutO th-ir
knap-scks and IND there a sure remedy there Tor
all tie casualties Of the b'ttie field. How many
thousands e lives would thus be saved VINO would
otherwise perish before relief could be obtained.
CAUTION !--None are genuine urless
the words "HoLLowAT NEW RE AID LoSDuS,
r discerus Die ss v afsr marx IN every lest o.
the took Of directions, srouud each pot or Y,
the same may be piaiaiy seen b, hiding he t,af %
The hqh A handsome reward will be given 70 any
one rendering such inf r'nA-ion may lead 10 the
detection Of any party parties CONTRIBUTING the
medicines or vending the -aue, knowing them 90
he spurious
- Sold az the Mandatory OF Professor HoLLo-
Wy. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, ami by al lee
p=ctabls Dr. ggists and De'ie- o. Meii-Ine
throughout n civilized world. 30 pots. a. Z5c
&c. and 81 each.
~ b-re is considerable .4y.lg by taking
the larger sIses.
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Soldiers Attention

See to your own health, d. not trust to the Army
.unDlie. al bough most valuable. These Pills and
ON rpept tAge been thoroughly tsstsd, thew ar
the only r. nedies used ia the European Camps and
Barr.eks; for oyer forty yeArs Doctor HulioHA'
a. suppiIvd all the Armies ia Eur p. and during
the CRiNEAN CAMPAIGN be established a
drpo, a. Balaelsys, for the exclusive sale 81 these
GREAT sEsEpIEs many a time MS special Agent
there has sold over a ton ia weigh; Of the ONT
uent In 4 single az. These terrible and iA'al
N mis- Of tie SoidI,r N Camp,
DIarrhes, Dy-ent'ry, ScurVy, Sores and
ScrofuIOus ErsPttors,
all disappear like ohsrm before these Phi, and
Ointment, a. now while the cry rings througbou.
III land
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To Business Men.
lavestment.

nNHR SUBSCRIBER, owing to i'll health, and
l. consequent inability to attend to business,
ofers bis whole property in the Village Of Bur-
Insson, VT. for sais, consisting Of
ONE BRICK DWELLING.HOUSE IN
good repair, with Barn and Garden stt4chsd.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF GOODS IN
CHINA itALL, comprising = Large and
we'll selected saorment Of Oroeksry, Ga IA,
Glsss-wsre, PApsr-Hanyings, &C., &c This
Store sas established in SAT, and 10 the Iars-
est House this side of Troy, and Commands an
extensive snd profitable usds-sASlsssis sad
ra.il.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store No. l<s church ct.
The sooss property 10 very desirable, and will
be SOLD CHEAF-Tu~s Essy.
For further Particulars inquire VI the subscriber
~ china Hall, $50 Church street.
S. s. BROWN
Burlington, W.. May 81, lisa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

IHF RIASr j. IvaEr oSE wal OWN A
>ENING MACHINE.
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W ESTERA TICKET
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

rE1HE above long established Railroad Line Of
4 err Cn,dl 4led f4oitiues FOR t-auspoEtii !;
P,ss-u myers .n9 Frs sht O. all poiat West All
Su-tb = est i as quick time AS oy auy other
Western Route
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14
THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND
ALWAYS READY.
Holloway's Ointment.


II ONG marches, sore and stiff ints, blistertd
Il md H. a trnet feet, all these the soldier must
endure Boh,,s, rev Hlb,r TN. when your SINS are
praspiny their muskets to meet danger, thihk
What relief single pot of this all h'aiin9 aHd cool
,-g SsIve will give to the one you loEe when Tar
asav from home and friends IL hardeus and makes
tough the feet 50 that they eau endure Ere"t
fatigue. II soothes ami relieves the inhtmcd and
riFs net joints, leaving them supple, strong snd
vigorous, while for
Sabre Gus ana GuHshOt Uoutds
II stands untqualled, removing and preventing
every vestige OF Inflammation and s atty drs"iug
the edges together. it quickly aud completely
heals the most frightful wounds
Wires and SISTERS Of our Volunteers.
You can not put into the Knapsaoks Of your nus
bands and Brothers, more valuable or more he
cessary gift than a supply Of this
Extraordinary MiktGTy Salrs.
The lonely sentry walking bic rounis at nigh
exfosed 10 drenching rains aud chill night air. H.
at On seized wi, b most Tloi.nt Pans, Cough and
NrFsrailng Roers,asss. frst symptoms Il Cnk
Csn.tssarii1A, but it -uPp!ied with Holorlys F'Hs
nd H9I ots4v's Oginfmsnf all danger Is aveTted a
lev Pills taken night and morning, aud tao oiHt-
tpeut triskIy rubbed t. ice day over the thro't
and chest viii remove the REsT PkiNs an stop
L. most distressing or Dan q ERDUS COtGH
rberefore We say 10 the whole Army.
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wIdEs & uEALU,
CLAI AG NTS,

4 Z I y U . \ Il II N . y
a RE prepared TO prosecute Claims s.ainst tb
n United state. for arrsGr- u Pay or Bounty
Wi lows All Invslids psn.i ,ns. an al other al
io-.uces Tue tns hers Of diseased soldiers iu any
branch of the L ). service.
Applications msis 10 person or by mali will
receive prompt attention.
SALMON WIRs,i
d. 5. HKALD. ( daxsn
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auriirston. March sth. 1867.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
NOTICE Or MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE Or MORTGAGE SALE.
: Name Of Mor.ga:ors--C. A. Freeman and
Abby J. freeman, his wife; Of Little Falls,
Morrison county, Minnesota.
Name Of Mort :s;ag"e-Ellot J. Kidder.
Name Of Aasig9ee--K@ s. Hamilton.
Date q Mor,gage-Oet. her tenth A: b. 1859.
l'ese Of Assignment-M May seventh \. D.. 1862
y" acrs and whom zrecotued-Office Of Regis
ter u Deeds, Morrison co,'nty. Minnesota, in
Book of"Mortgages, pages $40. 81, S7S, up
On ehe lst day. Of November, A.. D. 1859, at
op'clock A. NJ. 49,. y 'r'1! y '~
here ana when assignment recorledr-Of-
fec OF Register of Deads. Morrison county.
Minnesota, in Book B of Mortgages, page 81,
upon the 9th day Of May A. b. 1862, at 2
O'clock P. N. Of said day.
=. Amount due and claimed to be due upon
said note and mortgage at the date hereof
One hundred and sixty dollars. "
j.. Description Of Mo,rgaged prcmises--All Of
the following piece or parcel of land lying and
being in the county Of Morrison and state Of
ginning at the quarter section post between
and nine Is & 81 in township forty [40l north
range thirty-two (32] west. east of Little Falls;
thence east eight chains and seventy six [a.76]
links, thence north five chains and twenty:six
Is links toa post which is the place IF be-
ginning Of the land to be deserihed; thence
east nine chains and fifty (H.5o] links, thence
north twenty one chains and four II Al links.
thence west nine chains and fifty 9501 links
thence south swenty-one chains and four (2l;4
links to post which is the place Of beginning
Of the land described.
Default having been made in the conditions
Of said mortgage, and no suit at law having
been instituted fop the recovery Of the said
mortgage debt. Therefore, notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of . power Of sale in said
mortgage contained, and in pursuance of the
statutes In such case made and proviledthe said
mort gagged premises will be sold BY the sheriff
Of said county at public auction to the high
oct bidder, for cash, on Saturdaythe thirteenth
DAY Of September 4. D. 1869. at ten o'clock
*.w. Of said day, at the front door Of tho Of
fee of Register of D, eds at Little Falls in
said county, to satisfy said gage and the
legal costs and dfsburst ments in such sale.
: 49,, r. 5. HAMILTON, Assignee.
Dated Little Falls, July 2lst, 1862.
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