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NEW DISCOVERY.

A NEW DISCOVERY.
's'HE As,aridss OF Pin Worms. tic removal #
which has ever b..Hed the skill OF tho most
eminent physicians, and universally considered o.,
them as 1eyond the reach Of medicine are entirely
expelled from the human system By the use
DR.. z. C. GOuId's Pin Worn, syrup
Cure Warranted in erery oa,e,
RsIG afforded IN ftCc7fv-f0ur AoHrs.
This syrup is purely a vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngo-; child.
STsrross.-Inteuse itching, biting and distress
IN the love cart OF The rectum and about the seat,
often mistaken Tor the piies) Gisag'eeabe sensa-
tlon IN the epgas;ric region or lower part Of the
bowels, rcstlessness, Wskefulness, starting and
sore mingia the sleep, fsiu,ing, and not unfre
clenuy spasms OF frs.
CAUrl0S.-Ihe genuine hss the name, DR.. &
r. Gould's Pia Worm Syrup" blcrn N each bot
'e, HE Portrait and fac smile @ his Signature
a The wrapper.
HEKVEY MOORE, Propr,s,g,s.
Address GEO. C. GOODWIN 4 CO.,
and - Marshall a., Boston, Mass,
General Agsnts for New England
SID in Burlington by a.. sPEARsnjJ V
R0BY 4 co.
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NV YoRK. Nov. 10

Til Richmond D..yo,oh IF the I0ih says.
i7alrr4r= that 10 enemy landed in large
:,c- g. VA. in-t.G. y c., 90 Sunday aud
aat-.c-1 towards li-al.,n a.d ;3.k p.-- .-
So %. that toxin I eir i5r,e is repre- mt
cd @, be ab.a. 1000 infantry. with forty
Ii-c-s artillery and considerable c4valry.-
Tfsy are al or ported to have landel lar.e
force at P-lmyra, Il .l,iax Co, twenty Ey-
miles from Weldon, where Gen. Peiisrev
commands tine Cluf-d erdte iJrce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
TsAIss GOING NoRrh AND WKsT
Leave burlington sts 50 A. NJ, g25 A. a., sad

Trains eoiES NORTH AND NksJ
Leave burlington att 50 A. NJ, g25 A. a., sad
s SOP. II.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston e. I 80 A. IL via
Lowell, Lawrence or Fiichburg. Leaves Spring
field, at IS 4. N, Bellows Falls II IS PM.
connecting at Whitehiver Junction with Northern
ksi road from Boston. ana with Passnmpsic Rail
road for and from st. Johnsbury aud Littleton;
arriving at burlington at As ~, and u Adams
a. 80 p. NJ. 0ziensburgh At 50 4. ". and
Montreal at 10 ~ P. II.
AcCONNoDAu0S TRAIS lccves = orthaeld att 20
A. NJ, and Burlington st Q IS 4. H., for Rouses
Point ana Montreal.
NIeHr EXPRESS TFAIs, leaves Bellows Falls At
= 10 +. u, receiving passengers from Vermont.
Valley RAILROAD leaving NCwYork at 5 90 4. " .
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
P. NJ, connecting 81 White River Junction with
! tain leaving Boston az ) 90 Z. NJ. via
Lowell or LaTTencs. Leaves White River
Junction at II % p. NJ, arriving AZ
Burlington at 20 4. NJ, Roase's Point
At 20A. ". ,MoEtre-l at 10 90 An. and Ogdens-
burgh at u 20 P. N. Connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars attached to both the Nistt
Express trains running between Rouses Point ard
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago ard the 81 st for
sale at the principal stations
g. MERRILL, sups
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
Nv i * NJ. L.


\ special dispatch states that rec!amuti =
have been made on England Tor damager SUI
icred by our commerce from tie rebel crui-
s-r Alabama, who sailed under British "a
re-s from British pot. 1t is believed that
tbs hint will not be lost on England, and
that she will sop tie iron clei a-e; nov
supposed to be building for tie rebels
from sailing out Of ports INTO which
sur armed vessels are not admitted.
According 70 information received hsTe no
one Of these rebel iron clads would be ready
Tor three months to come.
Gea. Burnside has submitted bis plan Of
The clmpaign TO the authorities at Washing
ton. As soon as a response Is received from
item The army vii! move.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l:

Major Generals Lew Wallace, Crittenden
ana stalls have arrived. Part Of Gen. Crit
teuden's corps under Generals Matthews and
Woods division entered Lebanon on the 10Th
driving MOrgan's rebel cavalry out. They
captured large amount Of bacon, wheat,
boots, shoes and provisions. Next morning
Morgan made dash on Gen. Woods camp.
eight niles from LEBANON and captured 30
men. All Morgsn's cavalry have Joined
breckenridge at MurfreesbOro, and it is sup
posed lett with hun for Chattanooga, where a
large rebel force is going.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

- 4 STEAM WREKLT II
,NeFSfN LlVEt POOL, touching a
ISAA QUEENSTOWN, Cork asr
"Sz'4< sssz1~ bor.) The Liverpool, New
FORK snd ?hmAdelphis Steamship Company in,en,
esPAtebing their ull-poN,re Clyie-buit IroI
>teau '1iDs a. follows
City of Bait NOR, Sat rday, Nov 81
Etnl, Saturday. Nov 29th.
Cts Of Washington, Saturday Dec s.
every succeeding Saturday. at Noon, from
Pier "a. North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN, $4,000 STEERAGE. $4,000
DO to London, sIO5.OO DO to London si3 90
do to Paris. $1,000 do = Paris, s4-,00
" to Hamburg, 900 DO to hamburg S45. 90
Passengers also forwarded to Havre. Br.n.,.
ROTTERDAM, Antwerp, &C., st equally low
rs'es.
Fares From Liverpool or Queenstown Ist Cab
In 500 SllO, Sl25.isteersge from Liverpool. $50
From QueehstOEn, $40. Those sho wish 10 END
Tor their friends can bug tickets here at these
rates.
50 These Steamers have superior aceonuod..
lions for Passengers ; are strongly built in NJ
ter-tight iron sections. and carry Patent Fire An
each Steamer.
-, ftr further information apply in Liverpool 10
W LILLIAN lNMAN, Agent, % Water Sire I -: in
glasgow TO ALEX MALCOLM. St. Fnocb
sq1sre; in Queenstown to d " D SEYMOUR
q U. In London to EWES 4 MACY. 81
hing William Street in Paris to JULES DE.
CVU I, IS hue Notre Dame des Victories, PIsce
De IA Bouree in Philadelphia to JOHN q
ices. W
JOHN 6 DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, Ny.
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LAeRANGg. Tenn. Nov. l.

Special dispatch to the StLouis Democrat.
Gen. Grants advance occupies Holly
Springs to-day, aud Cur pickets are two miles
north Of that place.
A second dispatch says CD. Lee Of the eth
Iowa cavalry, has driven the Rebel picket.
at Larlkins Mills on the Tallahatchie River
four miles south Of Holly Springs and cap
tured ten prisoners. among whom were sew
erai officers end a captain. A brisk Skin
mish is now going On at Lamkin's Nils
Gen. Grant Is determined TO drive the Rebels
to the wall and is determined to pin them
there
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


commeacins July IS, 1861, trains will run s.
fvllows:
SIS a. n MAIL Train for Bo..on, lowell, Wor-
cester, Bellows Falls, Keene Fitcabursh, Brat
ueoro Springfield. Hartford, anu New iaver.
Tkrss5sfo B1iia- ,uf47ai CLI-g, y Ca-s.
!O.25 An, EIPREss GRAiS FOX Kutlaud. Troy.
Aibany, New ! "a. :, schenectady, AMI the West
through from Montreal T. Troy without change
Of Cas- arrive It Troy a. $40 ?. D., New
Yors 20 ?. \
=. % 2. Il. NIsHf FxFEsss from Montreal O.. Ntx
York. y q NisTszy AZ. Arrive IN Troy II
500 \ Nes orb 10 3i1.h. through 70
10y Eith VI change - --r.
rRoH "a -oCTH Ar sa-r rRsISs ARRivs At Bur
LIsGT,S as FOLLOWS;
900 4. NJ, ACC NNooari0S TEAls from Rutlsnd
this Irain leaves kutl4ni q, 45A.E.
5.35 P. ", NAIL FRAIs from Boston LoselI.
WOreeste-, Springfield, Hartford, sad NsE Ha-
ven. Leave Bottom 7 - Az
SIS PV ENPREs- THAty from New rk s. 90
Az troy. I23OP.N
THROUGH TICKET, coll 70 all the pfincioal
point. Ea-t south AKA West, AID osgSsge checked
through
p Fare always a. ioU az bT any other lire
s 4. CHAPLIN. Sup't
Burlington, u. July IS. I,8,.
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The Ws.hiag,on Star o! ycs,erd4y say
t. RE althJriti-= DR.. NV hen 'Ilg every
n-Tv- e. SIREN t..r 3, .ir my betae-n a.,
RtlIa1 uu.cs aai R4ria.a. Fioyd'- entIr.
iorc Dos e,n rec4 led tron We ern VI
siui4, am 0. already arriving d. u T.
dlnsyl.e VA. have All been gathered ther.
within = ie'S days Bsags's movements
too have been shrouied in mystery
for more than week past. aud
tue rebel citizens Of Va. sincerely b.
lieye that he is also rapidly moving up by
rail to join Lees army. Bat for the recent
stay Of the advance Of our army all these
rebel efFo-ts 70 strengthen their forces TO
meet he shJck Of battle soon to come of If
the advance be not altogether abandoned,
would have been TOO hte, tor by to-day. an
engagement that would have placed the
throat OF Richmond in our grasp, would
probably have been fought and won.
The Herali's dispatch says our Advanced
corps still occupies Fayetteville, 4 miles from
Rappahannock Station and was to-day to tx
change the worn Tout battery horses fJI
fresh ones Just arrived from Washington.
Skirmishing Is almost constant with the enc
mY's rear, but the results are insignificant
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oCDEssBURGu RAILROAD.
WISTEs ABKAsGEuEyT.

( : y sld s!tar Nov. IS, 1851, Passenger Train,
- viii rul a. lows Sundays erc,PtcI).
GOING EAsr.
M4IL--Lelvs 0sleusbgrsh a. ll.30 D..
stopping 81 al stations tiine a. Malone, 3.4c)
arrive al Eouses Poil; 8; go p. r., connecting
with Night Trains with SFlesdS S!segsag Cari
attached, AMI cars tar Montreal, arriving ~ Bos-
ton ald Ses ok early uczJ day.
CONC war.
MAIL.-Leave Boston and Ne- York at 500 r
T., arriving az Rouses Point AZ 7.45A.H., Malone
10 40 a. A., Potsiam Junction l2.4TA.M., Og-
densbursh 200 p. 4, connecting With the Grand
runk kaiiTEy and Lake Clta-!o steamers, and
Ottawa a1d Prescott ksilsay for tie Wes- and
North.
The Trains counect at P1tellm Junction vith
Trains at the ? ,sdam ant Watertown Railroad
st Mcoors Junction With Trains Of the Platts-
turgi sui Montreal Raiir-a1
Gro. Y. HOILE. SUIT
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VERMONT CENTRAL AVID SUlLI.
VAN .sAtLROA Ds.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CormeHong Monday, Jure %. 1862.
TRArrs aorrs sorrH A.p EAsr.

TRAINS soIEs SOUTE AND East.
Leave burlington at Is A. NJ, Q IS A. N aaj
sl5P. n.
MAIL TRAIS leaves Rcusss Pint so A. ",
ST. Albane at 80. Darlington at Is A. NJ, cor
nesting at White River Junction With trains for
sid from Wells Rive st. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern Z. R. fc Boston, Lowell.
Worcester, & c., and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Ra lroad T.! Boston, and With Ver-
most Valley Railroad for Spring. field, New Ha-
ven and New / ork arriving In NeEYork at 10 IS,
P. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouso's Point at 06
A. NJ, fer Burli5g,ou and Mortified. Connec-
ting st Burlington witt boats for Whitehall, dc.
NIGHT EIPREss lsav-s Ogdsnsburgh at IL 20
NJ, Montreal at &C P. d., Roass's Poin: 6 10
Pm, srriviugin Boston a. 20 A. NJ, connect
ing at Bellows Pals with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, sid With Vernon; Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving in New York at 20 p. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
MOUKEFIELD, HARDY Co Va. }
70 Cor. Plerpoinf.

NV. 4ULn.
To Coz. P,srpoint.
| lett NV Greek Saturday morning sth
'''-t nd after a can.iru,u- march d q
reur- d dis nc % 80 ID GO mil,s reac "a
la'odrn' Camp IS .utl s,uth at 9
c!'cS ye-trd Y ,,.r. ing. We ATTACKED
nm at once I'd r vi i ann cltnl letely, kill
ING and T'uldiog many Of the enemy, ais
capturing his camp, 50 pris iner,, a quantity
OF arms, $50 hogs and large number Of
horses, cattle, wagons, &c. The infantry
were routed and entirely dispersed. fleeing to
the moantlins. Their cavalry unfor tunate-
" for Us, were away On an expedition. or
our success would have been complete. Our
loss is triaing. Three or four men were
slightly and enc severely wounded. None
killed.
d. F. KELLEY,
Brigadier General.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Is.

NEw YORK, Nov. Is
The Herald has letter from Newbern, n.
e., 9th inst, which says Gen. Fosters Ar
my was a; WilliamstowD on the Sth, under
orders to march to Plymouth on the 9th and
there embark in transports for Ncxbern.
The movement was successful but the main
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
SPRING STYLES.
To Business Men.
lnVe-Iment.

HUE SUBSCRIBER, owing to III health, and
4 consequent inability to attend 10 business.
offers his whole property in the Village Of Bur
ington, Vt. for .sie, consisting Of
ONE BRICK WELLING-EOUSE, IN
good repair, with Barn and Garden attached
ALSO, THE STOCK or GOODS IN
CHINA HALL, comprising a large snd
well selected assortment Of Crockerv. China
GLASSWARE, Paper-Hsngings, &c, &c This
Store was established in is47, and is tho larg.
est House this side Of Troy, and commands an
extensive and profitable tTsde-uioi,yais aid
retaiL
ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store No. lls -huroh It
The above property Is very desirable, and vii
be SOLD CHEAP-Tr-s Easy.
For further Particulars inquire Of the subscribe
At China Hall, $50 ChIrch street.
5. 5. BROWN
Burlington, Vt, May 81, 1854
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
d. F. KELLEY.
Brigadier General.
NEW YORK Nov l.

NEW YORK Nov. Il,
Ibe Times Washington dispatch says the
French Government has demanded full and
immediate indemnity ioI all injuries infiet-
ed on French citizens by Gen. Butler. Our
State Department says there will be no diff
culties. and merely informs the French Min
'ster that the Government is ready to back
down to any extent from Gen. Buffers act.
The Heralds dispatch intimates that Gen.
Buffers removal is probable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
To AIMS : To inns :.

III III HIS lU "a G3to
Do 20; le- these bravs men psrr-l by i.-s,,-
place Ia their hands these Prsc91s Hsg,4isr. t.,'
will enable them Q, resist be dan le-.u- ~ -u-e-
the Fryers, The 'tills. AID tie .ua4- sI'ca fset
cannot av0 d, anl What is mase, ct.aHt too -.- D.
act 90 'hc rl.tut .. nee e-e-s E. .--
brave e atve alig 6. p4' g.. cir .- i.+, ID 50
Ia Hp>scks aud dl4 iLc-r = -ar. tl-rs g..
all TIC -asusitics q the b,tt.e f-II ii.s .-lu-
thousands & lives Wcuil ;lu- o. s.y.l e.. r.l..
otherT'se pcri-l before feii-i r.aIl ae r.tsi- g.
r CAUTION :-sNous are genuine u-i,s.
TIE Vorcs "H0LLowAY NEw bs AyD Loy-.S.
az disecfaa be sc " sfsr---srt DO every lees a
the 10 q directions, srJu-d ea-l pos or b. 4;
the ssme mas be plainly seen as l.2i-7 ~. ..-ff.
TIE h5lf. a taud-oms reward vii be- given O. lrs
one reuieriug such inf r-a.iIl ss nag lead 90 tl,
detection Of any party ~ Tsrtrs rut'sf.si-u, te
medicines ~ vending t-a -4r.e. E-1aIas them o..
te spurious
- sold at The Mau-fs-t,ry o Professor iloIL1-
WAY SD Maiden Lsle NeV York, sud by a. r-.-
peeiablo Dr-gsis,- and Dealer. DO Meli-iar
throughout h civilized word, 10 p..r. 60 Csc
&c. aud 81 each
~ h,reis e5u,i5erat.s -sv.ls boy taAil-
the lsrger siass
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

The lonely sentry walking bis roun'. a. 2 "a
exposed to drenchiug rains AMI chill night air, il
often seized with most Ii1!rsf Paas, C5ast cad
MITIGATING Eoars.res', fret symptoms q Oak
Consup,p'ioH, bot il supplied with H,'9rly's PlS
azG h! ossy's Oaintnsaf, all danger j. avcrt.3 "a
few Pills taken night and morning, AMI the Olaf
ment triskly rubbed txics day over the throat
and chest viii rem we the sEvEEEsI PANS and stop
toe most distressing or DANG ERCUS CCUGH
Therefore we sly 20 tie whole Army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
Soldiers Attention /!

See to your own health, do not trus; 70 the Army
supplies although most valuable. Thes- Pills AMI
Ointment have been thoroughly te-iet, they are
the only remedies used in the European Camps ard
Barracks; for over forty years Doctor ll.ilawl7
has supplied al the Armies 10 El- pc, and during
the CRINEAN CAMPAIGN he established @
depot Balscava, for the exclusive sale q these
GREAT REMEDIES, many time bis special a ser-
there has sold over ton 10 weigh. Of tie Uut-
ment in a single cay. These terrible AID fatal
ent mics Of the Solder n Camp,
DiarrheH, Dyscntery, soET'y, Sores aud
scrofnIous EruP;ionsi
a.! disappear like a charm before t1csc Pills and
Ointment. ard BOW While tie cry -is-. 'irou-tou
the land
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
IVF1ET4NI u EvFsy oNE Eal own
SEWING MACHINE.
Tub
SelfTgCking and QUILTING
ATTACHMENT FOF
WING MAC HINES.

FE'afs s. Tracking Attachment stvss a. 80
tine ard trouble l: cseasin, az l.ldiu- IS the
P ress % l-'.ling one tuck folds sal creas,s tie
eE, ss Obs, nothing Is reqqi-sd but % kssr 2 st,
srli-.' O.. rs until they are ~ done.
Iti- easily -is..sd % tu,k or rIlit s1y desired
'-- 1- space si.h psrfee. exictness. on any ki--
20 maternal, os vi. mark for quilting. md Is ~
s--I 'e ia lts r-17stiln srf s3 easily Gndsrsto-'
nat % REQ Tres no previous instruction % zse D.
-lcess.u'ly % -ht 20 Dc in every family, vac
. 30 t'- 1-ste as % po-ssss a good sewing machine
.'eo tucker i Tut mp N box, accompanied
W'-I ili a-t up'Cto Instructions, which ire ,'-
la ..-a-ci vi.a engr, iur-. that thcir sits-5-
nc-- b. easily aud rcsaliy Understood, snd ara
arranged 90 30 the poFuIir sewing 1lachines IL
c.ui.u- tHr " Aesllr 6 Wilson, Grover Bake.
-ic-,r, till.c Lyon, Il w., Wilcox Gibtf.
Sap s-, - 10. l.4i4 d Webster e,c, etc. Wbs-
.1-.i. 8 .-l-s STATE On shat machine they az "a.
Del l.-I
Prize F.cs NoH1rs.
far sl'e D.
GRO ". &C. lENEDIcT.
4es-fs.
~rv-se Al-Hry. toauS
s.. 6, Josc-s 20.
G--lI--..a. u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
TIE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND
ALWAYS READY
Holloway's Ointment.

T one marches, sore and std j,ln's. tlis:cTed
II ard iufamed feet, ali these the soldier must
endure, Ho,As-s, rrm,n,b,r this, when your sons arc
graspilg their muskets to meet danger, think
what relief single pc, Of tbi. ell healing aad cool
ing SslTe will give to the one you love when far
away from home and friends Il bsriens sni make.
tough tire feet 50 tina. they can endure great
fatigue. Il soothes AMI relieves the iL1aned and
siissned Joints, leaving them supple. strong aad
vigorous, while for
Sabre Gus and Glaskof Wounds
Il stands untqualled, removing rad preventing
every vsstise Of inflammation and ntly draSing
the edges together, IL quickly Rud completely
Lesls the most fFightfal wounds.
Wires and .Ssfcrs o. CIR Volunteers.
You can not put into the KuaP.lcs' Of your mus
bands and Brothers, more valuable OF uo-' ne
cesssry gift than supply Of this
Extraordinary Military Sairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
ELDER. R.HARKNESs a BINGHAM


eay- Papers copying the above. and calling auenti
10 Il, will be entitled to Daily Exchange
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

ON A NEW ME THOD OF
treating Venerial Diseases, inclu-
ding syphilis in all its stages;
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, Vari-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder &C, with
out mercury! containing a val
liable treatise on thatwide- spread
malady OF youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, mpotency, &c., the Sc
cret infirmities of youth and ma
turity arising from the baneful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAlEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
.UuuSa - u n . m aH 4.
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
"A Medical Report,

Containjng 7hirrV Fine Plates FH0rdringsof the
ARdtos,g and PhVsiOlo0g gffhe Serr- Orgd,ts ia d
state Of Hsorih ana Disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
ATTORNEYS. q

y II.BY FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor al Law.
IN Paws cash for approved Judgments and mortgages.
- negotiaics loans. notes. &c. Office. "a East ash
xton street uptas second door g. the right hand op
AnSfts Glenu's Rlack.
(I OSEPH Y MCDONALD A ADDISON L. ROACHE.
III Attorneys and Counseor~ Law. .ftns Insurance
Company Baiding. secopd door, Pennsy lvania street
jei dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
Nj NEWSPAPERS.
NEWSPAPERS.
Daily and Weekly
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL,
1902.

'Here let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

Z NREDERlCk COPPER. Merchant Tailor. and dealer
ready made clothing and furnishing goods. Ne. II
esi Washington street, opposite sentinel Office. my2s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
MACHINISTS.


In AvlSG ENTIRELY REFTrrrp rpr suop roRu.
EIii-Y occupied ~ John Cooper In ClSyoo.i
NTH Cos Last ant Hub Factory am prrpared ~ 40
Aincs ~ Nofk IN the machinery blacksmith nr
Having hsd twelve year, experience VA she best
achine shops IN the country. rater myself that can
entire satisfaction "a those who may favor me ~,h
eif work have IN my employ of the be-t biars
hs u the state. and pay particular 20 hors-
osing and machine forging
Repairing u all Kinds promptly attended 10
Models - all kinds built for the patent orice.
Remember the piaoe, one square south of the Union
epot, on lllinoit street T. BROWN
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswAnE.

4 4 AwTHORS \ BUCHANAN. Importers Of China,
II Glass and Queensware, No 50 Fast Washington Il,
ID annapolis. Indiana diy
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PAINTS, &C.
Paints. Paints. Paints.
ar EVERY pEscRlPuoS-pRY, GROUND
~ OIL. and
.MTIED R RE.SDY' FOR Use.

Also varnshes Oils Glass. Putty. Brushes and In fac
everything that appertans the trade for sale
duc~d prices cash, the Red Front. No. II Virgin.
avenue Remember the Red Front. opposite pr. Du
laps residence MERKNNAN A CO.
ap2s-dim&~3m Indianapolis. Ind.
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