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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

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~: $3.50. q : 1l.Raae1 So. kS-iss
" IN 1sRAAK1 N
One Who usAsEssaAAs th6 1o9lnsSa. -
knoW sAew - elof1ts q Wheel9f 6 VIII.
pSoyms.t eaA eoed WAGE. s.
jss1lV - ila,a u. s. ST !. = "a I'd.
~ ANT.D.-f wiah . eon0sss ~ 500
wv saDsy -....- -.
nsw or old, y y dslivsrsS s - 1sssry..
eesner q lin and UaSx strssts, kisAnoaa,
jas-is. = 1ASsA1a'
M ANTE6.TA Isdy whs Tniss Z led.
w bic hand 11d who hAs boon accustoW.
e s e x1ss g Isslss &c. ws.,d ,: f,sa
addres1od % ~. ;" box esl, RicAmond~ Pest.
Once, VII nsss With prompt sstsnaon.
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"1 Als ( ~ q =; srAvss:' me-
K UAM0ER8AUHER. keant.
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WAk11D-A sssa salas.d Sey . -
t.. s.e,..,. 49,. A.,,v 1919 !.
TAYLOR : OV.T 80 In ssssss sssx,:s =
he hours q . a.a . e'eloek = 3. hS-n
Nv ANTED-I .Wish 70 employ two rood
" BLAOXS11THS, to work ON Ordi-
nance work &C Williamsburg, tmmediatsly.
lnqntre q this once, At 10 o'clock this morn.
jss-lt. VEN.
70 work on shirts, Drawers, &c.
Inquire ct 72s Main Ut.
jaa-st. Nc. BARTON 4 co.
w RsEcolored.
ssss must b. kind and neat.
one suiting will md good home.
EDWA8D NOkvELL,
il 8-2t-* At winston Z Powers.
NTANTED-A good OVOK, who can wash
w I ErrzSHakER EDMOND.
j. st Gary q:
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
Tos aIEEss7s:.fi sst:1s:: ~
= youas MAN who is sood driver.
Who can wait in the HOUSE.
j. S-lt* Once - Main 1t.
EoH HikE-A su,,r:m.xrR
capable Of making very good work, ana VINO
IL very trnsswerthy and INDUSTRIOUS.
Apply ALFRED L. HoLLADAY,
jas-a.* Gary. bet. 18th and 18Th cts.
II HOUSE GIRL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

1slLLEN0. EUBANk, Aaciesse,.
CWEDES IRON ar AUUTION.-WM b
- spld an WRDNN6DAY. The l5.h day Of jan
uafy. 1854 q The stocs Of william II. Oivss, ct 20
O'Clock, tweatyfvs tees genuine Swedss IRON
Tits y lot Of genuine ewedes baving bsen
imported direct 70 our order, an0wsrranteo 10 b
of superior qualify:
~ ss4.... ~ Newbarn, n q.
sale eeedusss6by ALLEN q. EUlAHx. Auss.
js9-5ts
"t4H C0NefABLES SALE.-By virtus
H Of AoGdsrof the Court Of Hustinss for he
city Of 1ichmsn6 made ct the Decembse torn
1854. In the attachment case a. Oscar Butcher ".
T. b. Saith. / VIII ell a. public suction, on
MONDAY, The ash day Of Janaa1y. 1854, 1t II
o'clock. 4. n, THAT bstng the 1rst day Of the
January term,1 n front Il the CITY Hall, ons
Roans STALLION Dad SADDLE.
GEO. A. FREB16AN,H Il. q. O. r.
p. 0.-The above Horse and Sadie cen b
e en- q NJ. " 90 dson's ftabls, on Broad street,
near Brook Avenue, unttl the day Of ala -
ja7-tds O. a. r.. a. q. q. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

7 80 = 80 q - l. - "a i.
he n - ~ l1r6Sr ~ 5 -
/ -. - 81. =. =. $500
~ = - - Z - ~ ~ :.
- ~ 1sssSs n - ..ssS ~ 20 49,
~eSsSs tisav ~, 2 =. u - 49, ~ -. nj
1sSes ss.y S-oes-.
~ nesslssSS1 ~ ifaSSs5r Sss,A 49,
sssSS.i$ssa ai6 8 ,15e1s s75rSSSsosT 4S5Se
~ -sssA T.sssns. 4 37,ss.1S. SS1efr -.
ssse iSrxaas 90 SS1sSs. soSss. I.os" ~.
eSnsfS Eccnrsef1a r1SSr1s. 49, .4onSiSe..
~. ~ aS1 ~ r -. p: SinrSIs ~
1x-s~SS S~1 sss~e-~ - - -gNe~eS. Ss~- m
ss.r sssisa;. ssSss1sisst 80 sss ~ Si.tsr..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09


NASHVILLE, Jan. 7.--(via New Orisaas,
Jan. IA gentleman has arrived here di.
rect from Louisville, who states sAat The
Federal army. between Louisville and Bowl
Ing Green. numbsrs about lec, 90, ana that
shout 1900 Of this number ere 1n1at Tor
military duty, mostly caused ~ sickness.
The Fsdsrsis ars pashing forward he
work On the 0rsen River brsdge, which vas
sxpsctsd % bseomplsssd IN lev days; sfssr
which time II was probable FEDERAL on.
ward movemsntwilib b m ade towards Bowl.
Ing 0rssn.
Anosaer genueman, Who has just reached
here nom APaducah, says Il was reported
there that The FsdsEals iatsnd % concentrate
forcs q ons hundred thousand men at that
place.
II Was currently reported here (uash yilie)
This evening, that the Fsder1ls wsrs Gross.
ING Green RIVER with considerahls force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

"a MIGRANTS SALE.-Is pufsaAsee e g
= Ordsr 81 he Jasgs Of the Hussisgs Coest a
the City Of 3icbnond. paoaounse Son the sln AAy
Of Deoeuber, 1854, IN the sttadhmsDt ess q
0isxsbsook VI 1ses-, r.; end Osns on ". 1ssse.
r., I viii sen On THURSDAY. the atA Aay a
January. 1861, IN tr NJ II the CITY Hail. eeea-
msHclt . II o'clock 4 M, I very doe H1sao,
1ne double caesd Co.'S Ws'ch. : or Lrokng.
0lassss, some Books Bed Clothing. 10, ~, =
easiafy sai6 attachmeoaa.
TH0WAs D. DUDLEY.
4 3-tds e~yGst CITY q ailAAeMN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

4 UMINlS IA rOK'S SALH.-W fN s. . 4
ie6x, In feout Of the CITY Hall coumsncps g IL
O'Clock A NJ. ell the effects Of Henry =. Lshman;
deceased, cousistir ef several Tfusks OF Wsar-
;1e Appsrel, . lot II Drawings and Skstohee
cases Of doe Drawing Instfuments several rcht.
tsetural WORKS, es OF very vaiussss Books, 3
Drawing Boards, lot Of Squares srd 1slAneles. ]
Bedstead, Matsres &. Chains, Lounge, Wag6
robe, Table. &c., IA .MS2s
T1RNS-OaAh. -
THOMAS Q: DUDLnY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

A q 3 A n - r A i L -@r Sc : g
IA Will be given 1t
MONTICELLO HALL
On THURSDAY evening, January ., lss2,
By the former
SOCIA Il OLIVE.
e -. Of Washinetor City.
: Tickets admitting gentleman and 3 ladies,
Good Music Engaged. jaz-Sts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12


The Herald Washington correspondent
SAYS that Immediately after accepting the
command Of the Washington deieue-s Gen.
Mcclellan proceeded to inspect the troops
and iortifcauons on the opposite side Of the
river and was engaged until yesterday at
midnight. he was received by the troops
with great enthusiasm.
A gentleman just from the rebel camp
estimates the forces under the FIVE Generals,
jackson. Llngstreet. Ewell, Hill and Gasta-
vus Smith at not less than 25O, 600
They are all consolidated at Manassas ez-
ceptins Smiths column, 90 600. which is
marching on Fredericksburg.
Paroled prisoners who arrived to day, re-
port Lees headquarters 3 miles beyond Bull
Run, on the Warrcnton turnpike. The only
rebels at Fairfax are Stewards cavalry.
All the regiments engaged in the late battles
fought calamity. none better than tie l,th
Mass, which was never before under fire. The
Ilss is said 70 be 10 per cent. of the forces
engaged. The meeting o. the hostile bl;tal-
ions OF cavalry was terrible, over 800 being
dismoun.ed by the shock. We captured l5o
men and large number Of blrs ana arms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12
NV YoRK, Sept. 5

New Orleans papers Of the 18th contain
nothing important. The evacuation Of Bl-
ton Rouge, was effected without casualties
and the Union troops are eneampei at Car
rolton. The weather is unusually hot, but the
city is healthy.
The whole number OF wounded in the
fights OF Wednesday night and up 70 Mon
day ev.ning, before Washington, is 1892 of
whom lsO0 are still upon the battle field.
The body of Gen Stevens has been en-
balmed and sent to Newport where his ami-
ly reside.
The steamer Fulton from New Orleans
brings the remains of Capt Fessendeu, Dr..
Van benson and Lieuts. Sunson, Bryant,
Chllds and Rand OF the 9Th Vermont.
The following priva'es died and were bu-
ried at sea. Geo. F. Jordan, Dan, E. HIN
newell and Francis Hunter OF the 18th
Maine and James Kimball sth Vermont.
The Fulton also brings the Statue of
Washington taken from Baton Roug,.
Gov. Lstcner Of Va, has issued proela-
nation calling for state force of $1,000
men % firm division FIR en-. F.ayd.
4 correspondent Of the Herald describe
charge by Gen. Haoker'- f., BRIGADE au
Tau--l ; + WIS., pr h4.ly in this charge
that the brave Col. rlsston OF the lin
Mss. regiment tel. The correspondent
says at aboa, 3 P. NJ. the first brigade was
ordered TO form IN line on the outskirts Of
the woods, clear them ana take possession OF
the raIlr ad beyond and hold it if p ssibe
at all risks The brigade composed Of the
remnant OF the l0ib, llth and 10Th Mass
regiments, tie Pod y. II. aud the zjth
Penn being held as a reserve, fell into line
as ordered, and made the charge in their
customary gallant style. They speedily
discovered that the enemy was prepared to
meet them, drawn up in four lines.
Dashing towards them they received the en-
emy's fire unainchingly, and with the cool
ness of Veterans, and in a few moments more
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12
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oARSAPARILN'I-'
-rr u5nl1's onrlT ElNE1T ~

tc-CLulA Guu DLLlAt-Ae---
r----, Eur-,l E9es, n t-el-tuo,r1 nisr1'7'i y
ford. Maine. .-.
81 have sold large quantities o. tgul .,-I- 80
rrrrA but never vet one bottle which laiiet =. ~
desired eject and full satisfaction 20 those Mlo
II As fast as our people Try it. they agree tl..I i
been no medicine Ike It before IN our comm
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, u
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases OF the SIN
From Rer. R7bf Sfrnft0n, Bristol, England;
e. only DO nv duty 20 YOU and the public Ntial
I ada nv testimony to that you publish Of lie ull
di-iual virtues Of your SAEsAPARiLLA. Ny uAl5n
Ter. aged ten had an affecting humor IN heT eEsf
eyes and hair for years. which we we're ulauit 70
cure until we tried your RsArARlLLA- SAl u-'
been well for some months"
From Mrs Jane Z. Rice. n treH tnolrn and nlHca-
esteemed I1du Of DenniSrilie, Cape Nay Co. " -
Nv daughter has suffered for year pas win
srrofulous eruption, which was very troublesome
Nothing Afforded any relief until we trlei your
SAEsAPARILLA, which soon completely cured her-
From Charles p. Gage, Esq, Of The lraei1 kH2irg
Gaze Mirrru 4 Co, f11Huf ir.r3 cf e4Qfl,te4
,4Ders IN N1shu1, v. r.
II had for several years a very tr0loie-oine
Elf-r0r in nv face, which grew constantly worse
until il disgurcd my features and became an lntol-
a-lbln affection. | tried almost every thing man
-0uli Of both advice and medicine, but without any
relief whatever. until took your SAEsAFAEli-iA-
II Immediately made my face worse, a. you t9il me
if MIGHT for a time; but IN few weeks the ne"
zkiD bean % form under the blotchesi ana con
finuci until my face is as smooth as any body Q,
and am without any symptoms Of the disea-' tlit
I know Of I enjoy perfect health, AID without ?
doubt owe 20 20 your >AEsAFAEllLA-'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12

TUN = NJ -
De-. NarrlslS's rs. 1LAN EAHENAG0GJ 2.
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Undertaker'S Notice.

..ss.s - HAVING made arrangements
- - for hearse and Other
eonveuieuces for attending funerals, the subso-i
Der hopes TO receive fair share Of the proi'
patronage.
CoFFISs, Of all sizes, and in a variety Of style
and made in the hes; manner, always on hand sn'
or sale BY the subscriber.
pACOB GREEN
Burlington, April 8, 1862. if
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The Trture's Washington cr-c-r pendent
says tls government will INN i.l-s.T il-..-
tuts inquiry into the causs of c.r-.H recent
events. with the view Of Tuu.- ing tae r.
sp0nsl5.s parties
One hundred and fifty wagons Under negro
drivers were sent TO the field Of battle. under
Al-ot truce 10 get cur wounded. I e re'-
els consented to the removal Of the wounded
but held the negro drivers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12

1t is rumored that Gen. Gilbert's force
was attacked to day by the rebels near Shell
lyvillc, 80 miles east Of this city. The re-
suit is unknown but heavy reintOrcements
are rapidly approaching to Gilbert's aid.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12

The Hr1d's c17responden, from Hilton
Head siy> tina. Savannah is E4rr.s ned 5y3l-1
troops un er Mercer. The ram fuE4l Will
not be ready Dor weeks. The a'-.iHs bl'-
terry Ssvsnn4a is conceded failure. 4 large
steamer. supposed 70 be the Nashville. l'i.ei
win arms. l- v.r- A. Siylnu4., h.ylu- rlu
the b.ac,4ls r4 WARSAW Stual.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12

4 herewith illustrate further impro7eus n
aadei % the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine, namely, the "braider,r device for sew
ing braid or cord upon any kind Of fabric The
braid or cord =, is passed through the hole, 8.
(see engraving Of the ordinary glass presser, H.
% The machine ard stitched upon the fabric, s.
~ tie most elaborate designs without say prsvi-
oas bastiug. rs value is best set forth BY ladys
hand as flii0vs
A new Improvement has lately been added 70
the heller Wilson machine (which, by the
way conllerei long ago 70 be as nearly Per
iect es any human c0ntrivauce could be } being az
attachment FOR sewing braid upon cloth, silk o.
any material II any Of our friends have beer
through the tedious operation Of braiding child
rens dresses, they will realize the great relief that
awaits them in this invention. Inc braid follows
the e-dle w.ia perfect accuracy taking any curve
desired so thai the most intricate pattern may he
braided with great rapiiity. Every lady maT
now possess one Of those lovely chsmbray morn
ing robes, embroidered 10 vines and abyrinths Of
white braid which have heretofore fallen % the
OF only o. the most industrious aud Ingenious
fo- summer dresses nothing can be more elegan-
nj becoming. We hail his improvement Is
colhruins evl- er-e Of Z" a good tire coming for
the ladies uetnd all. And we nay as well N
clude the gentlemen, for there will doubtless be
an immediate harvest Of elaborate smoking caps
and velvet slippers embroidered with gold brad
Long live tao sewing machines - Ne,rsrH-
Arls tc-n-
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Frysipelas 90 General Debility Purify the
R10Cd

From DR.. Root. Sr'r'n, Houston s., N7- York
CDR. AVER l seldom iail % remove hrheLtllt
S,rstP,EII1A and have just now cured an attack
of 9rIquauf ErJsipsils with DO. No ait. raii'e We
rl1-.---- EQUALS the SAEsAPAEILLA you nave sup
Mod DO the profession as well as % the people
Prom j. =. Johnston, Esq., HGtenl11, ono
d. For twelve years, I had The yellow Erysipells
on my right arm, during which time irleI an. l.l1
,lIab-.-ad rfv-icilus could reach. and took hun
d-.Is of dollar. worth of mellciue=. The ulcers
,ra-r So bad that the cords became visible, and one
1,-far- decided that my arm must be ampIf1fe!- l
t..ar ta kim vour SAESAPAEILE &. Took two bot
fIa- and some Of YOUR Pills. Together they nave
--.-.f me. am now as wen and sound ls any BODY.
E.Trr in % public place my cI-c IS known t' every
BOW iu this community, and excte- the WoadtT OF
aII" ,--.--.l.
Prom Hon. Hurv Norr7. y T. p, ol Nt',,.lsl
a. o., 'srilng utHftr Qf o.. 'f''4.-'.
rrrHf. fl.
Il have used your SAES tPAEut-t m my family
for general i.ilfg and for 3 g. ~ ..-
with very beneficial results ami l--l cl-l-1--a id
comm ndiu- 10 % the afflicted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12

NEW 1OAA' c-pI +.
By reliable private dispatches just received
is announced that Stanton has resigned.
Halleck has been appointed Secretary Of
War. Mcclellan Commander-in-Chief.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12
RUTLAND d BURLINGTON R.E.


c-.- I-.. Is. l5.- .-a-rH gin a.
follows.
-..5A.u. ,.tl- -Eus for Boston. lowell 81 lr-
.-.r. Bellows Falls. h.a-.. t.'.- .--- Do l-4t-
.st.-a. -r-i1-s li. Hartford. AMI Sew Haven.
Boz B--.- -t.-, Cs-s-. r r--..
1925. AM. IzFRrss Iutrs Jog Huua-1 Toy,
s.a..v, Sew l.-s. Schenectady. ami tLe West
I.-... BE- ...l Montreal -l Troy With IA change
u. Clr arrive at Troy % 50 p. D., New
lrss. l.rH.
a.-.r.r.. E..al EA1EEss .r.l N.l,--l .. Sew
I.-g. u.. . >.alg 's-. Arrive f-. Troy 10
.U..r. SEES l.-z lH.lA.a. ------ t
r. without change .t cars.
r. -res.r-l r .Sl rt~r -EtlsE A-4. r- lE a-a-
1-ssr.y AS FOLLOWS
.rl. o.. Acc. n.1,r9s IE,S from a1t.lal.
I.#. r-..r I.s. Rutland 90 B. Sd ...v
5.5r.r.. Ntl IENS from a con. L.tel,
Worcester span. -le.i Hartford lui Sew l4-
r- L.l.. E.t l.- A.N
a5r.r. E2rrr-- 7 -,Iy i-1- Sew 7 .r- O.. TOO
tr. T-... 1850 -r-r-
THH.U8u TICKET s.ii q. lll Gil s pine. ali
.1.- East. south ana rst. AMI .l-si ss checked
through.
I..s always ls la- IS ag s1y beg i.,.
E a- CHAFI IS. --rc
Burlington, V.. July q, l,s-.
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/ | u E.

VIZ burlington, Vt, LINE CovFAsY are rrv
prepared to furnish Fresh Burnt Lime, super.
VI ~ strength, W1itencss q color, and all the
properties which render 1.-THE be.t H. Pl.s.t;-'.
Chemical and mechanical purpose. ar ~ WERE
.OWEST CASH PRICESt
4his line IS burned in Kilns Of recent cons-rue.
zion At the tish Bridge on the SOUTH side Of the
lnoos2i River. And is made from ledge III
rock acknowledged to be the best in the state
address the
BURLINGTON LIME o..
June. IS 1867 - - -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12
&gEs
Ls5HAAAAglsAIN
a sew DISCOVERY.

~ BssfA " = "a
t..l-I.s 20 ..a Worms, the removed 50
r.-H ..s.s.r ts5l=i the skill 0. tle M
,ni-. g. -1,.-.ar-. sl! universally considered Co.,,
chem .r..- Oh. s.sca Of mslicire, 'r- 'r 'rs
ez. .a che h-m1n system - '-' --s
PSI. a.. Tou;I'- Pin Worm syrup
-re JerrqE'sd N erery cq5e,
f.t rfa~.,d "a rrsHty-folT ho9rs.
Tons -.-ar is purely vegetable Prefarati--,
ami H.-. ui.a the youngest child.
-Yr.-.v- -lat--se itching, biting on distress
i1t.. l..-r s-t 90 she rsctuu aui about t-s sea-,
o4 -fs.sk.l gs The p.les,) tIs'sfeeiole sensa-
nm .- .. --f -s-.r rs. region or lover part 90 te
b.... r-....-ess. wakefulness, starting s'i
s-rs....l-5l .l- ...sP. hintin-, sn1 n.' u''r--
al.lt.g -..s.-7 gr tts-
ctrl..s.--.l s -sl1iEs hiss the pane, pr. E
G. .-.1I-. 90. 81 frn syrup blown % zach t-'-
a.. i1. r--ri.- ana far smile IF his -'gna'rr'
Iu .r. vr-r er-
EEEEET * NOOHE, P-7rr's'5r--
..r. 4.0. G. GCUUN n Co,
.rIIz s.r--lsll co.. Boston, Mass.
Gsrs..i Az DTS for New England
sdin Burlington by &C SPEAR AMI J. ".
EDrE d CT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-12
THE DAILY FREE PRESS,
BURLINGTON. VT,

Is PUBLISHED r-y lf-1a5s, Sundays ex-
I eepied) at Eve O'Clock, and gives It's readers
Twelve Hours later News
Than they can obtain from any other source.
(From the v. Y. Evening Post.)
Evening -. Morning Papers.
The relative positions Of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the
present war. little while ago the morning
papers were here, as they have always been in
London and Paris, pre-eminently the nes-papers.
They furnished their readers o7er their breakfast
tables all the incidents OF the previous dav and
hight. Evening papers merely repeated the n
formation, with a few additional particulars
gathered in the course Of the morning. and the
local city news. But since the opening Of the
war it has been different. The first accounts Of
nearly every important action and movement. az
We said the other day, have been given to the
public Of New York by the evening papers
thus, the reports Of the great Bethel fgbt. Of
cur successes in Western Virginia; Of the Bull
Run defeat; Of the Hatteras Inlet affair, and
most signal Of all Of the Port Royal victory and
Of the capture Of Mason and Slidsll, and their
surrender were all receivei in this city too late
Tor the morning papers 70 print, but early enough
Tor the evening papers to give full particulars
The tREE Pass receives dispatcher ECU larry
By both the American and Vt. { Boston Lines
up to four o'clock Of each day. It's telerraphie
news is consequently as iafs and in most cases
&C FIJI, In fact The llns, as that given By the y.
Y. EveH'Hg Post and the New York and Boston
venirg papers generally.
IERNs-By carrier, $500 rer a,,r-,
mari $500
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
G. W. g. G. BENEDICT.
Publ
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II EERTrEn PRICEN.

aTr-. s-.-airs makes this Lock stitch. ems
rs-E. Highest. On account of the, n.y. Per
uaue-.s. beauty. and ;eue-sii sI-l5.e.=is II tls
stitching r.lr done, lrl tle vide range 7f i's
application -- e -.-. IF -i-~t--- i--ra' N-r
T-t
EC0FoHY OF SEWING MACHINE.
The Wheeler @ Wilson Company has prepared
aalc- l.7---. tv actual experiments ot t-1r it-
er-at WORKERS. the time required % sutc- s'e1
part a. q garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine =u-ieirei o. summary Of several NJ
the Tables
Wt-oelsralI Wilson Company has prepare
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fe-e1t w--se-. the tiue required o. stitch eacn
part Of o. garment by hand. and with their Sewing
Machine. subj med De- summary 81 e7eral of
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sUhLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, J1qs o. iet--

TEAMS GoiSG soUrH ASU IAsE-
Leave Burlington at Is w., - = BE AIS
10 p. VI.
MAIL IEAIs leaves kouss f.il, 3D. L. VI,
ST. AIlansat 80. Bur.ing ton II J. 4. A-scaa-
uectiae az White River Junction vita trains 10y
and s.ou Wells Rive, ST. J9ll-bu-g all i't-ie-
Tn. a1i -it4 Northern k-R. g.. Besi"1, lowell.
forester D., De-, and connecting ~ Believe Falls
with Cheshire b. load Tor Boston, and With Yer
moat Valley Railroad fox Springfield New la
ven ami New or-, arriving ~ Ncvf Orz q le Is,
Pm.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Houses Point az s C5
A. 81, ir Burlington aud Mortified. taluec-
t.n- 10 Burlington with b ats for Whitehall, &C.
NIc1r ExFHE-s lcar-s yslerstur-s O.; ~ 10
81. Loat---l 10 : 90 p. B e. Eause's Point DO
? 81. a-rfriu-in Iostc- a.. go a. 81, connect
iae o.. bellows Falls viii Cheshire Aliir.ai for
Boston aud Worcester, al- vi,l Vermont Valley
Railroad fog springfield "a Eev AaTea. and
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they penetrated tive of the front lines Of the
foe, and rad they been in sufficient force,
would not have lett the work incomplete
But being lmperfecdy supported and by hat
time having become 50 reduced as even
scarcely to have mrn enough to skirmish
ith, Trey were compelled 70 fall back to the
edge OF t.ewoods and collect tlur scattered
fragments. OF the 5000 m-n wal aaat i1io
the engagement, 81 we've killed aai 81. aul-
Cd. 5 large majority Of TIE l-.,-r. however,
were carried Of tie f-lI IN sliesy. Iais
ha-s is declared % De b7 lsn skilled in
such matters, one Of tie l-a.i l ra- 'hs
finest 90 ;le war. 1. wa. clear, calm. bod,
heroic. -'ve-ar .-.ale. mau fashion. h.7.a.-
charge.
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