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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
NASHVILLE, Aug

NASHVILLE, Aug. 20.
The situation is more problematical than
at last sdvices. The enemy have been con-
centrating and demonstrating in a way
which effects the late statements that they
were merely feinting, to cover the removal
of supplies and the enforcement of the con-
scription Act.
The weight OF military opinion however
continues favorable to the view that there
will be no great battle in Middle Tennessee.
If there is it will be between Tullaboms and
Winchester.
Breckenridge's division COCO, and Cheat
hams and Wither's 5000 strong each, are
at Normandy. Buekner's are aronnd Mur-
ireesboro. nardee's are posted from Tulla-
bona to Winchester. Part of Kirby Smith :
army has joined Bragg.
Gen. Neg!ey thinks the enemy over 50, 600
strong in Middle Tennessee
Early this morning Forest cavalry made a
dash at Gen. Sheridan's pickets, frel a vol
ley, hurt nobody aud fed.
This afternoon one of our foraging parties
was attacked on the Murfreesboro' road.
by Forests Cavalry and 30 infantry. We re-
pulsed them, having one killed on each side.
Gen. Rosecrans has-issued stringent orders
touching foraging parties and the treatment
of citizens.
Maj. Gen. Wright is requested by Gen.
Rosecrans to ar est the editor of the New
Albany Ledger for violating the 57th article
OF war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
1862. Lake Champlain 1867
Summer Arrangement.
GOING NORTp.

GOING NORTF.
DAY LIsE.-Lesye White
hall daily, (Sup2ays eIoepted,) Of 1913 A. N,
upon arriv.i of the Cars from Troy, Albany sns
ButsI a. reaching Burlington at 49, P. M snd
Pouse's Point at q. As p. NJ, making direst con-
nection with the Cars for 0gdensburgh and Mont
real sans SYeling.
GOING SOUTH.
N1sHrLyE-Leave Rouse's Point at pm. Tex
cent SATURDAYS and Sundays,) on arrival Of Train
from Montreal aud 0gdensbu-gh, arriving at sur
lington At 9 30 P. M, and reaching W hItens' a,
40 A. NJ, IL time for Express Train reaching
New York at P. NJ, puaa0 az Suspension
Bridge at P. N.
ON SATURDAYS
The steamer UsIrED SrArIs will leave useRo's
Point at 6 A. NJ, and Burlington at 10 A. NJ,
reaching v hitehsll at : 80 p. NJ, in time for
trains connecting with night boats on Hudson
River and Express trains for the West.
Both Lines will be run each way via Port
Kent and Plattsburgh, creep Saturday..
FERRY.
The steamer Bo.ros, Capt. Henry Mayo, leaves
Ru,Iiny,,, , ..;lv at $50 A. NJ, and PlAttsourgh
daily at u 80 p NJ Leaves Burlington satur.
days at g. 80 A. NJ. and P. NJ; leaves Platts-
burgh Saturdays at 1880 and IN. We'd
ueSQAys ana "AA ~ --N-N -
Grand Isle, leaving PiAttsburgh At ll.5o A. NJ
Fare as low as by any other Route.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Line. between
the principal places in the Northern States, can
be procured at the Ticket Offices Of the Railroads
Compary's Office, American Hotel, Burlington
VT. IL. Tracy, Agt, 6s Commissioner ttieet
Montreal, ". Canheld, Pier 10, Foot Liberty -.
=. Y. nudson River Railroad Offices, Nes York
Ren.. L sar X. P. Office, Union Depot, Troy
y. Y. Cen. Depot,
Albany. On board Lake Champlail Steamers. o.
board Hudson River Steamers. On board Lake
Ontario steamers.
Baggage CHECKED Through. Passengers and |
Baggag- will be transporter from Cars to Boats /
from the Depots at Burlington, q trs'h9Ii charge. /
Freights taken at Lowest ka.es.
THOS. Il. CANFIELD, General Ag't
No. 3, American Block. Burlington. Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
NV YoRK. Nov. q

The steamer Delaware from Port Raya
24th has arrived. The health OF the troops
was rapidly improving.
The Herald has the following from
Charlestown, Va. 9Th:
The % Va. cavalry left camp Platt on
Monday last, marching 90 miles in seventy
hours. Part Of the march was through a
pelting snowstorm.
Co, Paxton came upon the enemy in the
vicinity Of Frankfort, attacked him with
vigor and after q short fight defeated him,
capturing two commissioned officers, lCS
non-commissioned and privates, 100 horses.
between two and three hundred stand Of
arms besides his camp and al his equipage,
stores and four wagons.
Col. Paxton did not lose a man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
WASHINGTON, Nov. q

The Falmouth correspondent Of the Phi
ladelphia Inquirer under date Goth, says
" the presumption is that in very few days
we will have battle in this vicinity which
will eclipse all others Of this war. There Is
not the slightest doubt out that the enemy
are in great force on the other side OF the
river equal if not superior to our own In
front in numbers.
have reason to believe tina, Gen. Lee is
in command in person Of the whole rebel ar
my exceeding without doubt lbs 900 men.
The enemy have an almost impregnaols
position and have been for @ lew H-,ys pas,
working like beavers in tb-5vins I'D forti6-
cations"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
washington. NV. %

Il is understood that the annual report of
the Secretary of the Treasury is completed,
and will be laid before Congress on Monday.
The War and Navy reports will not be ready
for delivery on Monday.
The Presidents Message was read to the
Cabinet yesterday, but will not be closed till
Sunday night.
The Presidents message will make between
four and five columns.
There is reason to believe that Gen Grants
recent order providing fer the purchase and
sale Of cotton for the benefit of the Govern
men,, foreshadows the policy Of the Admin
istratun on that SUBJECT.
4 dispatch frJu Gen Sisel's headquarters
say, Jackson passed through Salem. White
Plains and W4uentJn. probably on his way
10 IN Lee. The enemy are in sight from
Aldle. Thvroughfare Gap, ond Bristow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
NEw NoRK. y Y. ..

The army correspondent OF the Philade.-
phiA Inquirer at Arquia Creek ssys, "daIly,
hourly, IN fact mcment4rily, are we expect
ing t. bear the first gun fred that will it,
augurate the fret grand battle Of the presel t
campaign."
A Dispatch to the Philadelphia Press, says
that last night the indication was that Gen.
Buruside's army viii soon move and that We
are On the eve Of a great battle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

An important reconnaissance was made
from Falmouth on Thursday towards Port
Conway. They returned Yesterday having
acquired valuable information.
The enemy appears tie be in great force
near fredericksburg, evidently determined
to dispute the passage Of the Federal army.
Great amounts Of contraband and army
supplies are being sent continually to Rich
mond More intrenehmeuts on the heights
of fredericksburg have been brought to light
by the signal corps.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
NEWS OF the week.
BY Telegraph.
TO, further Telegraph see ii,rd page
NEwBkRN, N. c., Nov. Fl.

via 4 Ortrees honfOe' A'N
On Tuesday, some 1900 rebels unoef ofig'
Gen. Martin, attempted to drive in our PICK
ets and take the city. They advanced on
the Trent road for Pollocksville and succeed
ed in driving, after q brisk skirmish. the
pickets short distance. About 500 rebels
then marched through the woods seven miles
to capture three companies Of the Mass 01'h
and one company of the Mass. 24sh, sta
TONED at Bachelors Greek on the Railroad.
The rebels met with hot reception and
were defeated, falling bach in disorder. re-
treating in.double quick. The rebels thought
70 take the forces unawares, but Col. John
Kurtz Of the 23d Mass, the Provost Mar
shal Of the post, was prepared at every point.
Deserters from the rebel army are quite nu-
merous, Is coming in on the 10th inst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
FoRrREss Monroe. Nov. q

On Saturday last an expedition left York
town consisting Of three gunboats and 600
men of the llth Maine Regiment. They re-
turned yesterday having secuted ten miles
beyond Mob-Jacks Bay where they destroyed
extensive and valuable saltworks.
Last Tuesday our pickets near Williams
burgh captured rebels who were sent here.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
WAsHlNGrJS. Nov. q.

Thanksgiving Was generally observed here
The soldiers in the hospitals were literally
supplied with Injuries, &c
The clntrabands at their camps wer,
leasted by their colorei friends OF VIII ON d
large number were in atien lance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
NASHVILLE. Nov. 9

Col Kirk of the 5th Brigade. Gen Stahi's
division, with two companies Of the Sd Ind.
cavalry, had skirmish yesterday, with the
rebels near Lavergne. Several rebels were
killed and wounded, and three captured.-
Lieut.. Hard of the 30ih Ind. regiment, was
slightly wounded and 10 privates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
sgEg5S;S ~ slfYs{
[IEHA'v..'v'IS1Sg1N
A NEW DISCOVERY.

n y T. w DEGAOf
'E'HE Asc-rides or Pin Worms, the removal o.
which has ever bafHed the skill 90 .le -a.sI
eminent physicians, aud uuIver--ily considered bf
them as oeyond the reach Of NE iiciLe ARE entirely
expelled f.om the human system by the use
DIR. r. G. GoHId's Pin Worm syrup.
4 Cure Warranted in euery case,
Relief afforded m fl0eRty tour toars.
This Syrup is purely a vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYsPTOE>-Intense itchin-, biting sni distress
in the love uart OF the rectGn aud aoout the scat,
often ujstIKen Tor the pies) cistgtceaole seusa-
tion in the epgas-ric region or loser part Of the
bowels, restlessness, wAkeiuiuesss starting and
sore ming in the sleep, fantins, and not unire-
c1enty spasms or cts.
CAUnOS.-rne genuine has the name, " DR.. =.
Goald's Pin wJrsn syrup blown N each bot
-,e, his Portrait and fac smile O.. his sIsa-sIre
the Er4pper-
HEKvrY & MOORE, Fr4y4,isrs.
Address q 80. c GOOOWIN 20,
ami u Marshall 81, Boston, Mass,
General Az nts for New England
Sold IN Burlington by a. C. sPEARand J. V
R0BY co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
NV YnRK Ny %

About l 30 A. NJ, a collision occurred in
Greenwich street. near Cedar, between two
gangs Of politicians. il which F. Burns, a
we known politician Of The Ist Ward, was
dangerously wounded in the abdomen by
shot from a revolver in the hands Of D P.
Sullivan, an X policeman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

Boston, Nov. %.
By orders from Washington all the polit-
GticAl prisoners were released from Fort
Warren Yesterday.
CAIRo Nov. p.

OAIkO NUF. -
The G .lveston News of the 9Th inst. says
that Sam Houston made secession speech IN
Benham, Tex Is, lately.
Advices irOm Holly Springs to Saturday
last, state hat nearly the entire population
Of that place have emigrated south. All
the stores AMI most of the private residences
are closed. The iederals occupy uuds 'nvllle,
which is miles north Of Hylly Springs.
The Georgia legislature passed law re-
Gently, Tor obsiruc;ing sill the navieable
stream. in the State, sppropriating $780,
900 iUr that purpose.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

A letter from Suff1lk, Va, says that yes
terdsy Col. Dodge with his two batialiOns Of
mounted rifles and one howtzer. had a spir-
tied but brief engagement With the enemy
at Zuni on the Blackwater. After having
driven the enemy back from the river, be re-
turned to this post. The only casualty on
our side was one man wounded. Inc enemy
evidently lost several.
Advices from Port ROYAL give an account
Of expedition CT d cJlored R.Hmen: TO
Do50y's Sound. The negroes behaved very
commercially. The expedition brought back
200 600 feet Of sawed lumber. Three of the
negroes were wounded.
1t was rumored that Beauregard had pro
nounced Charleston Indeiensib.e. The in
hati:ants were removing their property from
the city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. p

The hospitals Of Philadelphia were filed
with y and happiness to-day by the liber-
aliiy Of ITS citizens who supplied to each oil
them a festive board around which the he
res II all the fights gathered and ieasted to
their hearts content.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
FACST FOR THE MILLION.
ARE YOU AWARE


That good No. Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine, with hemner, can be bought for
tre dollars, a. No. 9 College street ;
ARE YOU AWARE
That an improved ornamental bronze heller 1
wilson sewing machine, with magnifying glass
cloth presser style hemmer, and all the latest
improvements, caa be bought for ftV fve dollars
at the Agency, No. {. College street
ARE YOU AWARE
That a superb silver plated No. /, Wheeler L
Wilson Machine can now be bought for siIfs- fuc
dollars. or = Shaf case az ssueHfV dollars, at ths
sewing oiaeaine parlor, No. o, college Street
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler a
ssny, handsome as dne piano, and a thousand
times more useful, can be bought Tor only -iHsry
d. liars, at No. 6. College street ;
ARE IOUI WARE
That the Cheap Machines are played cat,
their sale tor the most part eudej, and the gar
retts and auction shO dlled with such as have
not entirely ratified % pieces7
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe .'Lock-stitch" machines now
take the Universal Lead, ana that tho Wheeler
ilson are the ackuos ledgeI sdperiors Of all the
other Loek-stitch machines!
ARE VOC AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler & VIII
son Machine Is 60 any lady who has not got one?
Ihatthc responsible guaranty OF the agents
Go W q. Il. BENEDICT, Is given with each
Machine, and that their prices are as loo as at
be factory, and charge for frei- ht or expires
sge'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
yERMO~r CENTRAL AND SULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, JH7e %, 1862.

81 MMLh AhisAANoH-AHA'~'
Commencing Monday, Ju7e %, 1862.
TRAINS eorxe Souri, AND EisY.
Leave Burlington at Is A. NJ, rs A. NJ and
MAJ Tnlm leaves Rouses Point 4 so A. NJ,
St. AIbans at 80, Burlington at 7 Is A. NJ con
Meeting at White River Junction with trains Tor
and from Wells Rive, St. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern X. X. for Boston, Lowell
Worcester, &C., and connecting 1t Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Ra T. DAD for Boston, and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New ma
ven and NEWER arriving in Se~fork at ~ To-
Pm. q NJ
A. M, for Burling tOn and Northheld- tonnes
ting at Burlington with boats for hitenAii, sc,
Near E1PREss Ieav,s 0gdensburgh at lIeo
NJ, MontreaI st 4 90 P. M, Rouse's Point ~
PM, arrivingin Boston at 40 A. NJ, oonnee'-
ing at Bellows Falls will Cheshire Railroad iof
Boston and Worcester, and With Vermont fS.Iey
Railroad for Springfield and New HsVsn, and
arriving in New York at 20 P. -
TRAINS soIss NOM AND wEsI
Leave Burlington at4SS AM, s25 A. NJ, and
550P. N.
MAJ TRAIN leaves Boston at 80 A. NJ. via
Lo-ell, Lawrence or Pitchburg. Leaves Spring
Geld, at I IS A. NJ, Bellows Falls IL % PM
connecting at hitetNiFer J unctlon Win Noftnein
Railroad from Boston. and with Passumpsic Rail
road for and from St. Johnsbury and Littleton
arriving at Burlington at As Pm, and StAlbanS
at 80 P. NJ. 0gdsnsbursh at So A. b., and
Montreal at 10 50 P. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIs IsAYss Mortified att 90
A. NJ, and Burlington at 3 IS A. NJ, for Rouse's
Point and Montreal.
NIsaT EXPRESS TRAIs, leaves Bellows Falls at
Is P. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewYork at 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
p. NJ, eonneeting at White River Junction with
train leaving Boston at % 2. NJ, via
Lowell or Lawrence. leaves White kiE"'
Junction at IL SO P. NJ, arriving at
Burlington a, 5 20 A. NJ, Rouse's Point
at ! 2OA NJ, Montreal at 10 90 AM and Ogdens-
burgh at II a. p. VI. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains Tor etrojt, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Care attached 10 both the Night
Express trains 70 ing between kouses Point ard
Boston.
Through Ticke-s fOr Chicago and the West for
sale at the princi. i station
G. MERRILL, suPt
St.iIbans, VI May "a. 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs. Gods, Ihcipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that We need do 10 more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the lest il ever has been, and that il
niay he relied on to do all il has ever done.
Prepared 10y DR. j. c. AVER & Co.,
Practical end analytical CleRaists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
R. Y d o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

The rebel cavalry has been u view all day
The latest official report from the front Is
that small infantry piekets are now visible
with the cavalry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
WASHINGTON. Nov. q.

The President yesterd.y welt by special
steamboat to Acquia Creek whore he was
met 10y Gen. Burnside. lie returned thu.
morning.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

ii herewith illustrate farther improve nen
" ad4ei to the Wheeler Wilson sewing
machine, namely. the 'braiier," device for sew
ing braid or cord upsn any kiai Of fabric The
braid or cord ~, Is passed tar. ugh the hole, g.
(see ensTaying) Of the ordina ,ltss presssr,
e the machine and stitched upon the fabric IS,
IN tie most elaborate designs without any previ-
blstiuc. IL value is best 1T forth bv ladys
band a. follow:
"a new impr.ve.ls-' Las lately been added 70
the " leeler IS l>a- l-l-Liue (Which, by the
way, eeo8siie--i long sEo g. be as nearly per
feet as any human ral.Eigalce could bel being ar
attachment Tor -eEiu- trsi4 upon cloth, silk or
any material 10 sug ot oar friends have been
through the teiioss operation Il traiding chilli
r,u dresses, they ~iil realize the great lee that
awaits them 10 this r.v-ltivn. Tue braid follows
the ne die VIII p-ree; r..cy taking any curve
desired, that TOE INST I.tricate pattern may be
braided With great Tap dity Every lady nay
now possess one q Oh Sc lovely ehambray morn
Il robes. embroidered 10 vines and lahyriuths Of
white braid, which have heretofore fallen 20 the
OF only OF the 81 Industrious aud ingenious
For summer dresses nothing can be more elegant
I'd becoming. We bail this improvement zs a
confirming evidence OF "A good tine coming" for
the ladies one and all. And We may as we'll in
clude the gentlemen, for there will dou 5tless be
an immediate harvest Of elaborate snok ng caps
and velvet slippers embroidered with gold braid
Long live the sewing machines - Ne,eanfe
AusicaH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
0gdenSbuFgh TO the West.
1862. 1862.
THE NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION }JI

~ Ill. during the present
W Liue Of
FIR ST CLASS UPI Err CABIN STEAMER
Daily between o sieasturgh, Cleveland Toledo,
DETROIT chicago, MILWAUKEE,
AND IyrERxEIIATE POETS,
including WalAsstn. Kenosha, Racine, PorS
W.sh,n,. on. Saeb1ysau Monitowoc Port Huron
and II Cisir Leaving OGDEN bU hGh on arm
vel 81 TIE EXPktlss 1R Al IN from the EAST, call.
myre.uI,rly Tor PASS No En- ard FHEi6 Ut al
Brock, lille, Ajax ,uria ay, Clay ron, CaPrE meens
ami O-NEGU Passengers aud F-iuil.,s moving
~ est Gu embark wan tBeIr Luggage, cams
>to-k &c. aud land together Wiihout dis uro. nee
or Traus- hiptuvnt, at their port " Destination
6yIhese steamers have large Caoias and
otate-ro.uIs. amply anu neatly turuisned
FaR FIRST CLASS PA>sEsGsKs,
and S.eo4d Cabtas with COOS stoves suu comfort
able arc, CATIONS or Pissengurs anl Fan
lilies whv may WISH L, farnlsn their o-n
provisions AID bvdJIDg. - No ei-
forts vii b, spared 60 uIsiattin
the reputation OF TINS As
THE CHEAPEST ROUTE I'D BEST
IF visht forwarded 20 care VI The Agents
thu COMPANY vail receive Careful stivulitA 4n'
des Atcn. Apply to
Gho- a. EDDY, or agents.
J. NJ. LHAM bfh LlN.
OsdsusBursa, y. 1.
G. W SsrrH, Gener / Passenger Asen r. .
Depot, Osdeusburgh, n l.
r. CHAPMAN, vergeunss. vi,
General Travelling Agent feE New En-Ant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
oGDENsBURCH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

I'm and amor Nov. IS, 1851, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays excepted);
GOING EAsT.
MAIL--Leave Og1eusburEh at ll-30 A n.
stopping at all stations (dine az Malone, 2.4c),
arrive at Rouses Point at 5 GO p. n, connecting
With Night Trains with Nplsnd4 Ni,spiag Cars
attached .ni cars for Montreal, arriving at B0s-
ton and New York early next day.
GOING WEST.
MAm.-Leave Boston and New York At 500 P.
NJ. arriving at Rouses Point at AS n, Malone
10 30 A. H., Poisian FUNSTON - - A. 4, Og-
densburgu 10 P. n, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway and Lake O-tArio steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott RslSay for the IVES. and
North.
The Trains connect al Potsdtn Junction with
Trains At the Potsdam ami watertoEn kaiIr1ai,
at Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
burgh aud Montreal Railroad.
sEU. V. HOYLE. surt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
4Lw as TRUE FRIEy
AVS READY.
Holloway's Ointment.

II 0SG marches, sore and stiff joints, bli,.s,..
IL and infamed feet, all these the soldier uu.,
endure, MofkrE, REMINDER this, when your sons 40.
graphing their muskets To meet danger, shisl
What relief single pot Of this all Aeazg aad es.L
lag Salve will give to the one you love Ehea q,
away from home and friends. II hsrdens and aAhe.
tough the feet so that they endure greal
fatigue Il sOOthes an relieves the inAaned an
s'ifened joints, leaving them supple, strong and
vigorous, while for
Sabre GUS and Gunsiol Wounds
It stands untquslled, removing "a preventing
every vestige Of Inflammation and e lily drawing
the edges together, it quickly and completely
heals the most frightfal wounds.
Wires and Sisters Of our Volunteers.
You can not put into the Knapsaeks Of your Hss-
bands and Brothers, a more valuable or more D.
cessary gift than q supply Of this
Extraordinary Military Sd!ue.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds a. aigA
exposed to drenching rains and chill night air, i
often seized with most Violent Pans, Cough sz4
Sufoeafiag HoaTs,aess, first symptoms Of QaieA
Coas1mptl0z, but if supplied with Hoiiovay's P1Ls
and HOi'O~ly'I OOiafasai, all danger is averted,
lew Pills taken night and morning, and the 0iat-
ment triskly rubbed twice a day over the throat
and chest will remove the sEvsREsr PANS and stop
n most distressing or DANG EROUS COUGH
Therefore we say to the whole Army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
NV YoRK.

A Washington dispatch say, Admiral
Mines of the British North American sqld-
ron IS IN pursuit Of the Alabama.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

LIVERY STABLE.
FFNHE subscribers having purch lsed the we'll
4 known Livery Stand recently occupied By
u. b Mathews, would respectfully announce 10
the pablic that they are ready 20 Accommodate
the people Of Burlington WITH any thing 10 their
line, at all hours anu 81 shortest notice aud solicit
share Of the patronage Of the public.
NEW CARRIAGES, GOOD HORSES.
AND CAREFUL DRIVERS
supplied At all times aad nc pains spared 60 please
customers X. tOLrEKTH,
q. r. Blanc.
April Z. dAWtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
The Syracuse Nurseries.

TREES, PLANTS AND SHRU rs.
including the stau1sri sorts Of
FIR UIT.
APPLE S-3. I and years old. very fne. PEARS
both Dwarf and STANDARD. Peaches, Pluus
Cherries, &c., &C.
Also
Ornamental Trees. Shrubs, Roses, Dahlias. Green
House. and Bedding cut Plants. &C, 10
very large supply.
The quality this season Is unusually fair, and
the prices are set th season loser than ever.
LYMAN HALL, Of Sheiburns. Is our authoIiz-
ed Agent for the state Of Vermont, Tor the sale Of
Trees. &c AID he wil. deliver 20 parties ordering
throus "a hin at very low rates
Ape trees. and ears Old, at any Of the
AsIl.uai Stations IN the Sta,e Tor 20 cts. each
Apple tres in lots Of 100 or more y
" IJJ0 10
- Orders respectfully solicited
W.BuOWN SMITH.
Syracuse, y Y.
Sept. u. 1854. dGwlm