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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posi- OFFICE DErARrsIy-
February i,h, lss-
DROPOSALS for carrying the Mails D.. g..
Il United States, from July I, lst- O. --
80, ls65, on the following routes in the >sa
Vermont viii be received at the C0utrac, 0zz
his Department, until I 0 A. N. Of March % -.-
o be decided BY April q following
49f From Sharon, by South STAFFORD. q. s.-
ford, miles and back, three times a wees.
Leave Sharon Monday, wednesday AMI >l,1--
ats pm,
Arrive at STAFFORD by pm;
Leave STAFFORD Monday, wednesday All sl----
az 10 a n.
Arrive at Sharon BY u N.
49j From Waterford to Concord. --..,l-.
/ back. once a week.
I Leave Waterford WeJuesday.at II an.
] Arrive at Concord by u m;
Leave Concord Wednesday at l. m;
Arrive at Waterford By I I'm;
Proposals three times-a-week service i-r.sI
fs6 From south STAFFORD TO Coppefas MN .
miles and back, three times a week
Leave South STAFFORD Tuesday, Thursis5 e.
Saturday At Q an;
Arrive at Copperas Hill BY 10 an;
Leave Copperas Hill Tuesday, THURSDAY 81 8,
urdsy at l0s II,
Arrive a, South STAFFORD by II An.
ie5 From Richmond, by Jericho Centre
Jericho Corners miles and back, three ti1s.i
week.
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and F-ii-
at an
Arrive at Jericho corners by loan;
Leave Jericho Corners Monday. wednesday a..
Friday at II an;
Arrive at Richmond by I N.
Proposals 70 end route at Undsrhill, instead
jericho Corners, also for three additional tr7s A.
invited.
l9s From Newport, by Newport Centrs, ,
North Troy, IL miles and back, three tines
week.
Leave Newport, Tuesday, thursday and ss:ari,r
at an;
Arrive at North Troy BY 10 IN;
Leave North Troy Tuesday, Thur,iay and Sst--
day at IL an;
Arrive at Newport by ? pm.
l99 From Richmond, BY Huntington Csni7
and East Starksboro', to Bristol, % mile, 81
back, three times a week.
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Friii7
at loan;
Arrive at Bristol BY m;
Leave Bristol Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Joan;
Arrive a; Richmond BY 4Pm.
500 From Warren, by East Warren, to Wsr
Roxbury, miles and back, once week
Leave Warren Wednesday at am;
Arrive at West Roxbury by cam;
Leave Yves; Roxbury Wednesday t4pm.
Arrive at Warren BY m.
SOL From Dandy, by Dandy -Four Co.nsrs
Iinmouth, 10 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Dandy Tuesday and Friday Jpn,
Arrive at Tinmonth by 4pm;
Leave Tinmoath Tuesday and Friday at 43r-
Arrive At Danby BY 81 N.
NOTES.
Proposals must be to carry the MalVta &c
lerity, certainty, and security usin, t-s 's--'
Of the law, and hey must be guaranteed b. y
responsible persons, certified 10 as such byaF'
master or Judge of Court Of Record.
Bids should be addressed to the " Seco1d AS''
ant Postmaster General" superscribei Pr-E
sails for Mail Service, State Of Vermont aa' -.
by mail.
For forms Of proposal, &c, and other inform
tion, see advertisements Of this date, in PaH7-.
form, at the principal Post Oeces-
NJ BLAIR.
lawivfeb2i Postmaster Gelc-l.
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TRAINS come NORTH v

TRAINS GOING NORTH =. w.
Leave Burlington at 4 30 Az ,oq" -,
G O5 P. NJ. 49, iN'' ALL SN1
MAIL TRAIN leaves B. ..,or ,.zqo. -.
Lowell, Lawrence or Fl ccsb1,r 49, a. sa,, vas
ne.u, ~ :. W.. ~ NJ Bellows Falls u IS PM,
At nl'e 6iver Junction with Northern
~ Ss - ~. con, and With Passumusic Rail-
-. qsu ~ n ST. Johnsbury and Littleton
a.1,o 3 ~ 4aCtop at : 90 PM, and =. Adams
- -. and Lodge
=, .opAFIoS TRAIyleaves Mortified ats2
D. I'D Burlington 10 IS A. NJ, for Rouse
~ and Montreal, arriving at Burlington a
- 20 and Al Montreal 90 p. u.
NIGHT ExPREss Train, leaves Bellows Falls at
, 10 p NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
valley Railroad leaving NewYork at 90 A. NJ,
ard irorr Cheshire Railroad connecting at White
6iye- Junction with train leaving Boston 90
I'm, via Lowell or Lawrence Leaves White
River Junction at II So p. ", arriving at Bur
ington at IS An, Rousc's Point at : 40 AN.
Montreal at 10 90 AN, and Ogiensbursh at 90
p. VI. connecting with Grand Trunk Trains for
Detroit, Chicago and the West
Sleeping Cars are attached % both the Night
Express trains running between Rouses Point ard
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at tae principal station
G.. MERRILL. sup,
s.. Adams, Vt. NOV. is. 1861.
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vRMONT CENTRAL AND sBLI,I-
VAN RAILROADS.

Rutland Nov. IS issl.
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Are YOU aware

That the Howe "Lock-stitch" machines now
take the Universal Lead, and that the Wheeler 4
Wilson are the Acknowledged superiors Of all the
other Iork-etitrh rnarhiras7
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The above are all Facts
Make . u ote of them.
Iron the Troy Daily Whig.l
VI LAC INE FOE TRY.

What wonderful changes Of late have seen.
That are made in the world, BY the Sewing Ma
chine,
Results Of great magnitude long sine, have shown :
they arc Of real necessity where er they're known
And thousands are daily inquiring to fed,
Of Sewing Machines the very best kind
But as each has its favoritc put to the test.
May ind IT problem to purchase the best
and experience has proved, the public has seen,
No others can equal WHEELERG WILSON Machine.
To aid Us in finding the merit Of all.
sure none can assist Us who have none at all:
But the Iailors, who long since have tried all the
rest.
Cry out with one voice, Wheeler Wilson's the hest
10 dress-mskers, too. we repaired for advice.
Their reply was lsconic, and made in a triee-
The most beautiful work we ever have seen.
Is hne muslin dress, made on Whecler& " iIsop'.
Machine.
To the shirt-uskers then We hastily hied.
hnu asked what machine Is preferred; they re- lied
WIN Improvements we fnd that were recently
made,
The Wheeler ( Wilson's are best for the trade.
Thus we found it the case. wherever we We b,r-
They preferred above all, Wheeler 4 Wils,n's NJ,
chine. N'S
They stitch with two threads tia, will NO, ry..,,-
rip,
AND the chances 70 buy, none should let sin:
They will sew any hing that a women can INIT
On the crown Of her head or the sole OF her foot.
Or wrap round her shoulders or pin round her vai,
Or that can be seWed on, or pinned on. or laced,
Bonnets, Santillas, Capes, Collars and Shawls:
Dresses for breakfasts, and dinners and balls.
Dresses to sit in, and stand in, and walk Ia.
Dresses to dance in, and airt in, and ak in;
Dresses in which to do nothin. at all:
Dresses for winter, spring, summer and fall
All OF them different in color aud pattern.
SILK, Muslin and Lace, Grape, Velvet and satin
lhus complete in all parts, and finished mn we'll
As the Peoples Machine, they always will cell.
We beg leave to assure our patrons tina, fba
Ibove poetry is 60 fair specimen of the uorI, ds
N the Whssio & WILSON Se,riag Maehi,,. Haw
Iery far the reality surpasses the descrip,jor ~
hall be at any time happy to show our customers
I the SEWING MACHINE PARLon.
No. o, College st.
Stock Of Mschines CONSTANTLY On bsn5 .,5
or sale at the New ork City Prices. PIess. cali
nd examine. ~
@. W. G. G BENEDICT.
e. Agents.
urn hgton' req l. dawtf
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remedies of the kind have been tried in vain. This
may seem incredible, but If it fail in any case the
money will be refunded
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without a single
failure when taken as directed, and without
the less. injury to health in any case. 81 1t is
put up in bottles Of three different strengths, with
full directions for using, and sent by express,
closely sealed to all parts Of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, $40; half strength,
s.; quarter strength, So per bottle.
gE-Remember This medicine is designed ex-
pressly for obstinate CAGES. which all other rene
diem Of the kind have failed TO cure; also that 1t
is warranted as represented In every repecto the
price will be refunded. 81 Beware of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly OF Dr.
NJ, or at his Office. Prepared and sold only at
Dr. Mattison's Remedial Institute for Special Dis
csses. No. IS Union Street, Providence. K l.
-EThis speciality embraces all diseases of
private nature both Of men and women,by regu
iarly educated physician Of twenty years prae
ice, giving them his whole attention
Consultations BY letter or otherwise are
strictly confidential and medicines will be sent
BY Express. secure from observation, TO all parts
Of the United States. Also, acc .mmoditions for
Ladies from abroad wishing for a secure and qliet
Retreat. and good care until restored 10 health.
Caution.-It has been estimated that over
two bundrei thousand dollars are paid to swim
without an q bsnefi 70 those who pay it. All this
comes from trusting, rri,houi inquiry, to men who
arc alike destitute Of honor character or skill,
whose only recommcuiation Is their own false and
extravagant auctions in praise o! themselves.
II. therefore. YOU would -rsfi bang tH@buggsd,
tstc No mans word no matter trtli Rs pr.fsH-
Sous sr,. hut MAKE INQUIRY: it will cost
YOU nothing and may save you many regrets;
for, as advertising physicians, in nine cases out
o.. ten. are bogus, there b. DO safety in trusting
any % them. unless You know wao and "haI they
are.
-g-ur 81. viii send f,r by enclosing one
stamp as above, pamphlet ou DISEASES or Wo-
NAN. and ca a-rrIfe 9sf4s,s generally, giving
full information, With the most undcubted refer
ences and testimonials without which, no adVer-
ti.in. pbvsicion or medicine % this kind is de-
serving 1av c'pf}rH-e, wiHr1.
-y-Ordors by mail promptly attended 10,
Write your address PLAINLY. and direct to Dr..
NArrissv. as above. Decly
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A INSTITUTION FOR LADIES AND GEN.
LIE MEN, thoroughly sustained-TRor Cos
1900 ACADEMY, Poultney, VT An able corn
- !, .'sn. frote sors and Teachers. Female Col
5;sio Uoulse; Young Ladies graduating receive a
Fourteen Weeks begins March p. lssa ssnd .o =.
catalogue to pTv noop oeho ior
P-e7-5e-s
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesddy, Jan. s, 1862.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington at 90 A. M, 10 50 A. N. and
s 25 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves st. Adams at 6 IS A. NJ
Burlington at Z 90 A. NJ, connecting at White
River Junction with trains for and from Wells
River, st. Johnsbury and Littleton, and with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell. Worcester,
&c, and connecting at BellowsFalls with Cheshire
Railroad for Boston, and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and New
York, arriving in NewYork at 10 Is, P. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Rouses Point at
S. A. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified.
NIGHr EXPRESS leaves 0gdensburgh at IL 80
AM, Montreal at 3 80 P. M, Rouse's Point !
PM, arriving at Burlington Is PM, in Bosto 4,
at 30 A. NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls III
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worceste- -
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Spring ..Jd "a
New Haven, and arriving in New Yc RI ~ 4 20
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IOO,OOO BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
p D L ID X EFT T E,
For sale by JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co,

for bAic JAM Eo l.
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co,
&c Cortlandt st., n. Y.
Thi, Company, with a capital Of $4,000, the
most extensive works OF the kind in the world,
and an experience Of % years in manufacturing
with a reputation long established, having also,
the exclusive control Of all the night soil from
the great city Of New York, are prepared TO fur
nsh an article which is without doubt the cAsapsI,
and very best fertilizer in market
Pnces.-Delivered at any station on the Yer
mont Central Railroad, or Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, 81 SIS per barrel, or the Passumpsic or
Cheshire Railroads, 81 90 per barrel 1t greatly
increases the yield and ripens the crop from two
10 three weeks earlier, at expense Of from 50
to 81 per acre, and with very little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the information
necessary, with letters from Horace Geeley, Dan1
Webster, and hundreds Of farmers who have used it
extensively for WaHt years, may be had free By
addressing a letter above % the subscriber A
discount 20 the Trade.
ELI CuITTENDEN, ESQ,
Who is our General Agent, Darlington, Vt.
JANIS q. FRENCH, Montpelier, VI,
NJ. d. HALL, Vergennes, Vt, Special
J. ". & c. q. FRESCH, Barre, Vt, AGENTS.
c. A. MANHAN, Royalton, Vt,
Feb. Il. w3H
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON II. II

TAIR6NGENENT
ON and after Monday Nov. IS, Trains leave
" the Rutland and Burlington Depot as fol-
lows;
90 A. NJ Mail Train, for Boston, Los ell,
Worcester Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York and the West
SOP NJ. for Troy and New York, arriving at
Troy at so A NJ, and New York at 4 50
Pm.
Trains arrive at Burlington a. fellows
10 90 A NJ, accommodation train from Rutland.
90 P NJ Mail Train from Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, Springfield, New York &c.
730 NJ, Express Trsin from Troy, Albany
and New York.
z. A. CHAPLIN, supt.
Rutland Nov. IS 1871.
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ECoNoMYoF SEWING MACHINES.

The Wheeler Wilson Company has prepared
sbles showing, by actual experiments Of four diff
erent workers, the time required to stitch each
part of a garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. subjoined is a summary of several OF
the tables
The Wheeler and Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, by actual experiment. of four diff
terent workers, the time required to stitch each
part Of a garment by hand, and with their Sewing
NJ chine. Subjoined is a summary of everal Of
the tables:
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OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and aftor Nov. Is, 1861, Passenger Trans
~ will run as follows Sundays excep'ed)'
GOING EAST.
MArL.-Leave 0gdensburgh at ll.5o A. ~ a.
stopping at all stations (dine at MALONE,
with Night Trains with SPLENDID SiesP'Hg Ears
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving at bos-
ton and New York carly next day.
GOING WEST.
MAIL.-Leave Boston and New York at 5:OO p
NJ, arriving at Rouses Point at las NJ, Malone
1910 A. NJ, Potsdam Junction l2.4I A. NJ, Og-
densburgh zoo P. NJ, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway and Lake 0ntario Steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway for the West and
North.
The Trains connect at Potsdam Junction with
Trains at the Potsdam and Waterfowl Railroad,
at Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
burgh and Montreal Railroad.
GEO. V. H0YLE, Supt.
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GAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
f1ALl at Aliens for your Hats. Caps and Fur,
~ Gloves. Trunks, Travelling Bags, Canes. and
Onoroiias, by 50 dong you can time ars
raoHsy, AID 5s suTs Of gs'fia7 fls vi. ~ ,.,i,
money.
RIFLES AND SHOT GINS,
A FEW very fine shooting rifles for sale,
which we warrant TO be the very best. which
we will prove to our customers before mr.
chasing, If requested.
BRINSMAID & HILDRETH.
Burlington, January l. 1851.
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Is PUBLISHED evoy az mon, Sundays ex-
L cepted) at I've o'clock, and gives its readers
Twelve Hours later News
lnan they can obtain from any other source
tFrom the n. y. Evening Post.)
Evening vs.. Morning Papers.
The relative positions OF the morning and eve.
ming papers have changed greatly Gurin~ the
present war. 4 little while ago the rnorninr
papers were here, as they have always been in
London snd Paris, prominently the ns,r,paner,
Iney furnished their readers OYER their breakfl,t
tables all the incidents Of the previous d,v and
night Evening papers merely repeated the n.
formation, with a few additional part,culars
gathered In the course Of the morning. and Tho
local city news. But since the opening ~ the
war II hiss been different. The frst aeeoun.. %
nearly every important action and movement, AZ
we saia the other day, have been given to the
public q New York by the evening paners.
mus the reports OF the great Bethel fFbt. Of
our successes in Western Virginia: Of tIe RuII
Kun defeat; Of the lIatterss Inlet sasir nd
most signal Of all, Of the Port ROYAL victorv and
OF inc capture Of Mason and Sidell. and their
surrender, were all receiveI in this civ too Iate
ior tne morning papers to print. but carly enough
10Y the evening papers TO give full particulars
4he FREE Press receives despatchesrerularlv
both the American and VI. Boston Lines
to four o'clock Of each day. Its telerr.pbic
news is consequently as late, and in most cases
a' fHiI In fact The same, that given by the N.
Y. EveHrHg Post and the New York and Boston
venipg papers generally.
TERNs-By carrier, - $500 per ,rrno,
mani $500 "
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
C. w. 9. G. BENEDICT.
Proprietor
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FACTS FIR TIE MILLION.

ARE NCU AWARE
That good No. Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing
M4e1ni'-e, with hemmer, can be bought for forty
h's Collars, al No. College Street
ARE YOU AWARE
That an improved, ornamental bronze Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing machine, with magnifying glass
cloth presser new style hemmor, and all the stesi
improvements, can DC bought for ffy-frs dollars,
at the Agency, No. o, College street
ARE YOU AWARE
That superb silver plated No. !, Wheeler 4
Wilson Machine can now be bought for arfs ~,
dollars, or n sdalf case at sspsHfy dollars, at Il,
Sewing M.,nine parlor, No. 6, College Street
Are you aware
That a magnificent silver plated Wheeler
Wilson Machine, in full case Of polished maho
gsny, as handsome as fine piano, and thousand
times more useful, can be bought for only -izsfy
dollars, at No. 6. College Street ;
ARE YOU4WARE
That the Cheap Machines are played out,
their sale for the most part ended, and the gar
retts and auction shoFs filled with such as have
not entirely ratified to piecesl
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe .'Lock-stiteh" machines 10.
tAke inc OhlFersal Lead, and that the Wheeler
wilson are the ackrosledged superiors Of all the
other Lock-stitch machines7
ARE YOU AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler Wilson
Machine is to any lady who has not got onep
ARE YOU AWARE
That the responsible guaranty Of the agents.
GEO. W. 4 G. g. BENEDICT, is given with each
Machine, and that their prices are as loo as at
the factory, and no charge for freight or express
sage7
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By order of Secretary Of state, sll passengers
leaving the United States arc required to provide
themselves with passports before they will be
allowed on board the steamer Passengers will
not he subjected to any trouble or del ay in pro-
curing them, If they call for instructions at the
company's Office, Is Broadway, N. Y.
4 STEAM wEEKLT BE-
LEAN TWEEN NEW YORK AND
4zN. GS LlvEk POOL landing and
sszSssssslzaz - embarking passengers at
QUEENSTOWN, tIreland.) The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Stesmsh Company intend
1espatching their full-poN tres Clyde-built Steam
ships as follows
City Of Washington-Saturday, March I'd
GlasgoE-Saturiay, March %.
CITY of Baltimore-Saturdsy, April 5th.
,1d every Saturday, at Noon, from Pier a, North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEERAGE, 5000
do to London, $4,000 do to London, ss3 90
Storage Return Tickets good for msnths, $50, 90
Passengers forwarded TO Paris, Hsvre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, a. re
duced through fares.
VPersons wishing to bring out their friend,
can buy tickets here at the following rates, 10 New
York From Liverpool or Que nstown First
Cabin, SIS, SIS and sos. S,eerage from Liver
pool SiO,O co. From Queenstown 5000.
These Steamers have super or accommodation
for passengers. aud larry exPc fenced Surgeons
TIE, built in ster-tisht ron Sections, and
have Patent Fire Al nihiators N board.
For further Information apply at the Company >
Offices.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. Is Broadway, y. y,
&c. F. BLAKE, Agent, Burlington.
March 4. dsWl'
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SONGS FOR TIE TINES.

SONGS FOR THE TINES!
NIvE L'AMERICA. Nfi1,-5
Rule Columbia Arpstc
Forward boys, forward, (Quarlette) Root
The trs Gun is fired, Song Chotus) .. I. Roo
Red, White and Blue. shaw
The Banner Of Freedom Romano.
Up, up with our Banner, T. Gamer
The Sword Of Bunker Fill. Covert
MY Country, tits Of thee, as suncby Mad pa,od;
God save the Union, Me-,
Our Country's Starry Flag, Come
Have ye sharper ed your swords ~
Qusrtette, Noo''
Camp Song Of the Irish Brigade. Hu-bss
weep for theBrave-a tribute 10 the D
memory Of the late Col. Ellsworth
treomen, join the glorious anthem, Herrsro.
Our good Ship sails tonight, Ns,.et,
Dixie for the Union, Emmet.
Rock me to sleep, Mother, Percy
Grand Union Pot Pouni Baums..ct
JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment Of All
kinds OF MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS
together with the largest and best selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC aud
MUSICAL Disc
to be found in the State, at
A. W. ALEXANDER'S.
aug o'h' 1901. COLLEGE ST.
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R iflA.IHs

A NEW DISCOVERY
fFfHE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the emo
! which has ever bafied the skill Of the
eminent physicians, and universally consider
them as beyond the reach of medicine, are en-
expelled from the human system by the
DR.. +. C. GouId's Pin Worm Syrup.
4 Cure Warranted in euery case,
Relief afforded IN f,cenfy-foar koars.
Ibis syrup is purely a vegetable preparation.
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYMProMs.-Intense itching, biting and distress
the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat
often mistaken for the piles,) 6isagreeabIe sspsa
on IN the epigastric region or lower part of the
bowels, restlessneSs, wakefulness, starting and
screaming IN the sleep, fainting, and not unfre
que fly spasms or fits.
CAUTioS.-The genuine has the name. "D-. r
u. Goulds Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot
O. nis portr ait aud fac similo Of his slr,,,,re
mt be wrapp er.
HERVEY 4 MOORE, P,opr,,,,,,.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN / CO..
and 2 Marshall st., Boston. Mas
General Agents for New EngIsBd
:, So,a IN Burlington by A. c. SPEAR and ]. W.
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NEW BOOKS

For the L. s. army Immediately.
Recruiting Office open Mt BurIinEt v
Every man enlisting from this vicinity, will be
placed in one Battalion. Every soldier will be
put in uniform, new and elegant blue black
cloth suit at once, at Burlington, Vt. PAY com
mences the day Of enlistment, aud will be SIS
Per month, and all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress TO tho volunteers will b
granite to these Regulars. Good clothing and
food, an quarters and medical attendance. are
all free Oh hsrge. A soldier is not at one cent
OF expense o himself after enlistment Anv
prudent man IA save, besides ample spending
money,
5000 AND A FINE FARM
OF leo ACRES OF BOUNTY LAND at the end
of three years service. smart Young men viii
be promoted to Corporals and Sergants, and nav
ultimately rise to be Commissioned Officers as the
law provides that one-third Of all tho Commit
stoned Officers shall DO promoted from the ranks.
and we have now to appoint over 200 Sergeants
and Corporals. Four SECOND LIEUrEsANTs have
already been taken from the ranks in this ReCi-
ment.
81 Every old soldier knows that the Regular
soldiers fare better than the Volunteers Thev
have thoroughly drilled officers, plenty Of good
clothes and food, and never sent into battle
until thoroughly drilled and ct for service. All
my men will be taken to Fort Hamilton, at New
York City, and there drilled for three or four
months, before going to Washington.
JOHN W. JONES, United States army.
18th Regiment Recruiting Officer.
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