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For the d. 5. Army Immediately.
hecrutttng once open At BurIingt on, V
Every man ~enlisting from this vicinity. will be
placed in one Battalion. Every soldier will be
put In uniform, a new and elegant blue black
cloth suit at once, at Burlington, Vt. Psy com
meness the day Of enlistment, and will he sI3
per month, and all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted BY Congress 10 the volunteer viIl Ls
granite to these Regulars. Good clothing AMI
hood an quarters and medical attendance. are
Az Tree o. harse. A soldier is not a. one cent
OF experse o himself after enlistment ANY
prudent man IA save, besides ample spending
money,
$500 AND A FINE FARM
VI 100 ACRES or BOUNTY LAND At the end
OF tnree years service. smart young men will
90 promoted to Corporals and Sergants. and nav
rise 10 be Commissioned Othoers. AZ m.
law provides that one third OF all the Commit
stoned ohheers shall be promoted from tb. rnnLs
And we have now 70 appoint over 200 Sergeant
and Corporals. Four SECOND LIEurysAy-s bsvs
been taken from the ranks in this Rer;-
nent. b
Every old soldier knows tha, the Revrr,-
'oldiers fare better than the Volunteer. TLov
thoroughly drilled officers, plenty af 80
lothes and food, and are never sent int Nm
Until thoroughly drilled and ct for ssrv,o. All
ny men will be taken to Fort Hamilton a, "
FORK City, and there drilled for thrca ., -
months. before going to Washinr,oo-
JOHN W. JONES, United Stair. avn
18th Regiment Recruiting Oni-er
dswtf
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attack, &
Nervous Or Sax Hssdaah, may Be prevented; .nd
If taken at the commencement Of an attack inme
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtain.
ei.
They seldom fail in reInovins the Nan,.a and
hsaaaeaf TO wAih females are 60 subject.
They act gently upon tbe bowels-remoyinr
CosnBrHsss.
Ior Lf0sTy Men Nrudsais. Delicate Females,
and all persoas q ssasHfary hack, they are valus
bic as q LsIanus improving the app me, giving
toHsA and eigor 70 the digestive organs, and restoring
the Natural elasticity AID strength Of the whole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are tho result Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments, having been in use many years, during
vast amount Of pain ana suffering from Headache.
whether originating in the =svoHs system or from
deranged state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable il their oompos:
ton, an may bo taken at all times with perfect
safety without making Any change Of diet a.
absence q a-y a''agr',7Hs taste rsAds, ,a.,
aaHuutrfz fs,m 20 chi9rs..
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs
The genuine have Eve signatures OF Henry
spsulding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all othsS Dealers Ne
isine.
A Box will be sent By mail prepaid on receirl
PRICE p CENTS.
All orders should Be addressed to
HENRY C. sPAULDNG,
Is CEDAR STREET, n. Y.
Or to WEEKS 4 POTTER. Boston.
oOls Wholesale Agents, ForSsv England
3 .iugle bottle Of sPAULDISG5 PREPAP
Ed GLUE will gave ten times its cost ann Tally n
sPALDING 5 PREPARED GLUE
-
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
s%PALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH
a "a sTIrcH N TIEE SAVES NxE.rR
AS accidents will haPpen.s even in well regulated
families, II Is very desirable TO have some ch..p
and convenient way for repairing furniture, Tow.
Crockery,&c. SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
Anord to be without it. 1t lie always ready, and up
o the sticking point.
Useful in every House.
n. B.-A Brush accompanies each hottie. p,;..
cents. address, HENRY c. sPALDING.
No. IS Cedar ST. ". Y.
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled pertous are ~attenptira
o palm OF on the transporting public. Imitation
'fny FREPA ED GLUE.I would oaution al
persons TO eIa Inc before purchasing. and see th,t
he fnll name
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NEW RoOHsu

"~sPECTACLES for Young Ewes:
The Dog Crusce,-A The Of Western pr.ri. -
The Day school Bella Singing Book Tor
use in Day Schools.
"The Sunday Alphabet Of Animals"
walks and Talks"
ALSO-Linie LtbraIs-just the thipr for
New Years Present.
Reed for sale By &. A. FULLER.
Dec. 27th. 1861.
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Trench
FALL and WINTER BoHNETS,

TONERS snAt sue mas On hana Q ch0ife assort-
meut Of
FRENCH
FALL and WINTER BOHNETS,
Which she win offer at prices below any other
house in the trade. One cali win suffice to con-
vince all that this stock stanas uurivaled for
richness Of material, beauty aud variety Of de-
sign. Our terms are CASH.
Mrs. Brown returns her sincere thanks for
her greatly increased custom. and having artists
and talent Of the frst ability 70 assist her, she
feels assured that she eln give increased s4tisiao-
tion to all favoriug her with their patronage, as
no pains or trouble will DO spared 70 please. She
has engaged, regardless or expense, 8 trimmer
from tie celebrated establishment Of Md. Bernets
Of Broadway, New York. who Is an artist Of the
first ability, and who takes charge Of. and super-
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade, to which We can guarantee perfect satis-
faction. n S. s. BROWN
l4e, Church St, Burlington, Vt
Oct. 20.
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TUE NATIONAL EDITION OF
WING!
THE ALDINE EDITION OF THOMAS
HOOD.
THE CANTON EDITION OF BAYARD
TAYLOR'S WORKS
Published for subscribers oaiy.
The subscription books for the above edition.
the best ever issned. have just been opsnsd at
c. TRENCH & cos Book Store.
Cor. Church and College SIS
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AT REDUCED PRICES.
g u. d q. q. BENEDICT, Agents.
Nc O., College 81. BarIingien, VI
WIZ In - Cloth pre.ser, Improved
cor-Cbeck. New Style HemmeF.
Binder. Corder. etc.

Hinder Corder. etc.
'1his Ms1hine makes this Lock Stitch, and
ranks highest. on account of the, IT.. ity per-
maneuce, beauty, and generAldesirAbloasu ef the
stitching when done, and the wide range Of it's
sppliestion.7-Rspor Of AsasIeaa Inv tut N,w
Ts-k.
ECONOMY OF SEWING MACHINES.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson Company has prepared
roles showing, by actual experiments Of four diff
ereut 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
ferent workers, the time required to stitch each
part Of g Esrmsnt by hand. and with their Sewing
Machine. sabJoined is a summary Of $ e~veral.of
the tables:
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON II. II
vAIRANGININT

an and after Monday Nov. IS, Trains leave
~ the Rutland and Burlington Depot az FOL
lows
s 0 % A. NJ. Mail Train. for Boston, Losell.
Worcester Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York and the West.
930P NJ. for Troy and New York, arriving at
Troy at I so A NJ, and New York at 4 80
PM.
Trains arrive at Burlington as fellows
10 90 A NJ, accommodation train from Rutland.
. 90 2 NJ Mail Train from Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, Springfield, New York &C.
: 80 NJ, Express Trin from Troy, Albany
and New York.
L. 4. CHAPLIN, supt.
Rutland Nov. g is6l.
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II 1sgzg aazs1u1 % sa.uisosa @ "a
- all 20 --Z-Z
EKCT5ETE5E
.rleI irr-
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-EW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS.
s'V'IHE Cl0ister aad the Hearth % or 4" Maid.
Wife and Widow, by Charles Reade.
Works Of Bacon" vol. q.
Annual Register OF Rural Affairs. for 1852
Cecil Dreeme.'
Received al the Church Street Bookstore, by
E. a. FULLER.
Burlington, Nov. lst. 1861.
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BIBLE THOUGHTS OF BACON.
DERsoNAL LIFE OF BACON. for als at
II HUNTINGTON S.
Dec. 70. 1861.
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NEW ARTICLEr

II AWE INK, celebrated for its beautiful
" color and delightful perfume.
For sale by C. 0.FRENCH & Co.
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CASE ~ bieached shirtings, at a prics worth
Il the attention Of purchasers, at the
BEE HIVE
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THE DAILY FREE PRESS.

BURLINGTON, VI.
Is PUBLISHED ,--y sfts--os-, (sundsys .I.
II cepted.) at i've o'clock, and gives is readers
Twelve Hours later News
Than they can obtain from any other source.
(From the N. 7. Evening Post.)
Evening vs.. Morning Papers
The relative positions Of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the
present WA A little while ago the uoruirr
papers were here, as they have always bean Il
London and Paris, Pre-eninently the se.rspspsrs.
They furnished their readers over their br,~ktsst
tables all the incidents Of the previous day AID
night. Evening papers merely repeated the n
formation, with a few additional pa-lculsrs
gathered in the course Of the morning, and tks
local city news. But since the opening Of tbs
war ii has been different. The hrst accounts e
nearly every important action and moveme.l g
we said the other day, have been given tciss
public Of New York BY the evening paper.
thus, the-reports Of the great Bethel hght; q
our successes in Western Virginia; Of ths Bal
Run defeat; OF the HAtterss Inlet Affair.", All
most signal Of all, Of the Port Royal victory ar
Of the capture Of Mason and Slidell, and Their
surrender, were all receiveJ in this city too late
for the morning papers 30 PRINT. but early encsg.
for the evening papers to give full particulars
The FREL Pass receives despStchesregulsr y
By both the American and VI. 4 Boston Ltsss
up to four o'clock of each day. Its ~telegsphis
news is consequently g. iqfs, and in no- esrs
as tnH, In fact fts same, IS that given BY the y
I. Epezi-g Pos, and the New York snd B0tsa
,venirg papers generally
TERNs-By carrier, $500 pe- sunzn
" mail $500 "
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
O.. ". a G. 6. BENEDICT.
Propre:r-
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EMS Felt Over Shoes with Rubber Botions.
VI a good, warm article, Just received at
PROUTY {.
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The above are all Facts
Make . note of them.
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
By order Of Secretary of State, all passengers
leaving the United States are required to provide
themselves with passports before they viii be
allowed on board the steamer. Passengers will
not be subjected TO any trouble or delay in pro-
curing them, II they call for instructions at the
Company ofee, IS Broadway, n. 7.
STEAM wEEKLT BE-
A TWEEN NEv YORK AND
E@ LlvEkPooL landing and
embATking passengers al
QUEENSTOWN, QrslAnd.) The Liverpool, New
York and PhilsdelphiA Sieamsh Company intend
despatching their full-poz tree Clyde-built stesn-
ships as follows
- City of,Baltimors-saturday, Teb. IS.
Etns-SAturdsy Feb. p.
KANGAR0O-Saturday, Nov. ].
aud every Saturday, at Moon, from Pier 81, North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 sTEERAGE, 5000
do 10 London, $4,000 do to London, SIS, 90
Steerage Return Tickets, good for 9 months, S6o,o
Passengers forwarded 10 Paris, HavreI Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam. Antwerp, &c, al re
duced through fares.
= Persons wishing to bring out their fiendl
can buy tickets here al the following rates, 70 New
York From Liverpool or Queenstown T; First
Cabin, SIS, SIS and sos. Storage from Liver
pool $40 90. From Queenstown 5000.
These Steamers have Eupe or recommendation
for passengers, and carry dSpt fenced Surgeon
They are built in " ater-tight ron Sections, and
have Patent Fire Al nihilators IN board.
For further Information apply at the Company :
ofhcoE.
JOHN G.DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, y. 7,
&c. T. BLAKE, Agent Burlington.
March & dssL
KEROSENE LAMPS.
A n AUCTION Lot Of Kerosene Lamps for sale
~ cheaper than ever By
S. s.. BROWN.
Dec. 20, 1861.
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NE looks.
FTRS. FTRS-

EENTLEMEN You can 6ni a good Fur
~ Cap, Coat, Muller or Gloves at the Corner
Hat Store, at prices to correspond with the
imes. n. ALLEN.
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GENILENENS Buokskin Overshoes with
- Rubber Bottoms. received AMI for sale low
at PROCTY'S.
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store.


n OSl respectfully informs her numerous Gus
w toners that she mas On hand q choire assort-
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(fALL At Aliens for your Hats, Caps AID Furs
y Gloves. Trunks, Travelling Bag, Canes. and
Uubrolias. By 80 dong you eaH savs nas arp
lOacy, AID b. sue Of g~hag is Vs!u. Of To-,
many.
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HOODS, SKATING CAPS,
T1PPETS, Scarfs, sOntags, Nubias, Leggins.
Il and Sleeves, al the
BEE HIVE.
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ID GARMENTS

FULL line Of Wrappers and Drawers for
N Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Infants.
Also, a large assortment Of Hosiery and Gloves
for Winter wear, at the
BEE HIVE.
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HOLIDA EDITIONS Of the POETS
H just received by
c. 0. FRENCH & co.
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snAWLS. CLOAKS, AND DRESS
GOODS for the million, at tbs
~ BEE HIVE.
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INDIAN REMEDY
FOR PENAL

Dr.. xArT1soY's IsDIAN ErErAeoerE.
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-toSLoVEs AND MITTENs.
otNS h.p 0s.pssfi oss.p.s.fI
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CARPETS! CARPETS CARpETS ,

q All of the above goods will be scId at the
lowest living prices, at the
Nov. Is, 1851. BEE HIVE.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
THE CAPTURE OF CLARKSvGLE.

The Onion Troops Occupy tho village
The Rebels Heat = TASTY Retreat
sketch OF Clarksv Tile nd Its Dcfe ences-
The Value OF the Cumberland River
Map OF the surros,s<iiug Couptry-rhe
Rebels Nearly surroansted.
The official report OF Commodore Foote, Of the United
states Navy Published yesterday, gives us the decisive
information that Cisrksves in the possession Of the
Union forces On the appearance Of the gunboats the
citizens being alarmed lest the village should lie bonn
bardsd at least two thirds or them fed the spot
Commodore Foote however had an interview with the
Mayor and the Hon. Cave Johnson and expressed his
views and intentions Of inurng ths property or per-
sons cf suy who would al return 10 their allegiance
and request Of those gentlemen issued proclsma
ton assuring all peacsaby disposed persons thai they may
safely their business svoostions providing that
they gave up oil military stores and equipments in their
possession under ihcr charge The authorities were
held responsible for the fufent OF the latter portion OF
the proclamation.
The officers Of The gunbost feet found during their
voyage from Fort ponsscn to Clarksve, that aUnlon
sentiment prevailed along the river and that white as
we're flying every direction doubtless raised from the
terror the rebels fslt IN rolatouto the gunboats
The rebel troops when they left Claksvis rstreAed in
the direction Of Nashville, destroying before they LEFT
the railroad bridge the Red and setting Ore 10
the splendid railroad bridge across the Cumberland Later
sdvices however, state that the latter was but little
damaged. The citiSeus OF Clsrksvillo demonstrated
agaiust this wil destruction Of property which, they
had evacuated the place could not apparently have been
military nscessty the road does not lead to Mash.
vile but their .remonstrancss we're all in vain. They
also set Are 70 she iron rolling mill belonging to shs
Hos. John Bell, which had been for some.
time previously used by the ssbsls as military works
large quantity u rebel stores we're captured 81 the
same time by shs Union forces when they occupied the
village This, without doubt shows that the rebels rs
treated in great haste The capture Of such places ~
Forts Donelson and and Henry giving them but little
confidence in their dsfsnces Csrksvie. All the forti
scstions on either side Of the Req river destroyed
and taken possession Of by the Union troops Russell
yile on The railroad leading from Bowling Green 70
Clarhsys has also been taken possession Of by our
forces
ehxrcR oy cLARKsv1LLE.
CAyssvips v@a thriving post village 10 Tsnrsssse,
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
Commercial Intelligence,

LONDON NONEY MARKET
The funds irmer the 7th slant, and advanced
1d Notwithstanding the unfavOfable bank returns, and
less easy appearance Of the money market For choice
being ha, the loan to the french government viii oanss
the rates for money to rule higher.
II was reported that about 60 900 900 would be re-
mtted to Paris during Februsrythe first instament on
the 18th This caused large demand for money a. The
Bank.
IoSpoN Feb !, 1852.
Cous0s closed at 92zs 93 The weekly return OF the
Bank Of England shows a decrease OF s324 900,
American securities are 6rmer sales Of Ilinois Central
shares Al ~ discount Erie Railroad shares e %
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The weeks cotton market was received per Bohemian
LIVERPOOL BREADsrrFF MARKET
The breadstutf market generally has downward ten
dcncy The various circulars report--Flour easier at
2Ss. 3ls. Wheat is quiet with . downward tendency;
red Western los 10d. rs. red southern l2s I'd l2s
3d. white Western lbs. 3D., white southern l2s 3D. q
l3s Corn dull with decline OF 3D. mixed corn 3Os ga
3Is., whito corn 34s. a 31s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market still rules downward. Msssrs.
Bigland, Athya Co. report--Beef st declining Pork
heavy, and declined %. Cd. Bacon quiet. Lard very
dull at l3s. 6d. 45s. Iallow fiat.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE BAREEr.
Ashes duh at 33s for pots and pearls Sugar quiet at
decline Of cd Coffee steady Flee Quiet and steady
st E34 $50. Cod Orransacii ions light Rosn dull at
l2s. Sd. a l3s. Spirits of turpeptine nominal.
LONDON MARKET.
but easier. Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Tsa--The market
Is steady for common Congon. Rice dull. Spirs tur-
pentne steady at 46s Cd. Tai'ow quiet ana steady
Sperm oil f:9 Cod oil dull, and declined los. Lin
seed cakes irmer.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
IavrRpooI, Feb. Q, 1862
The sales OF cotton yesterday reached 5000 lses ia
cludng 900 bsles to specuators and exporters the
market closing 6rmsr al unchanged quotations. Bread
stufls closed dull. Proviso6s inactive.
LONDON, Feb. 0, 1862.
Consos closed Oh Saturday at s25. e21l for psssey
American Securities. Of Illinois Central, ~ 4;
discount.
HAyRE ooTToN MARKET
Sales Of cotton for the week $500 bales; tres 0rdi
nairs, 59 has, l52 The market 10 quiet add irTsg
lar The stock in port amounts 70 112 900 bsiss
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
o->o.>o>~~o>~-~~~~~><~~
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
British Official Papers on the
American Question.
England's Anxiety at the
Prospect OF War.
Lord Lyons to Assure Mr.. Lincoln Of
Her "FOrbearancen and Strength.
Rfiyatesring TO be Abolished During the War
II America Consented.
Lord John Russell's Reply to the Rebel
Commissioners.
The Fortune Of Arms" to Decide
10 Queen Victoria.
FOUNDATIONS IN GERMANY.
RUSSIAN SENTENCES ON THE POLISH PRIESTS.
&C., &c. DC.
RUSSIAN SENTENCES ON THE POLISH PRIESTS
&C., &C.. DC.

HAILPAx, Feb. %, 1862.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool February s. al
one P. NJ via Queenstown 9tn, arrived here at nine
O'Clock this evening She has forty passengers for Bos
ton but specie for that port. She brought 100000
Tor Halifax She passed the Arabia, bound to Liverpool
on The eth
The Niagara sailed at half past four O'Clock A. NJ for
Boston, where she will be due to morrow afternoon.
Mr.. Sde arrived at Lodges Hotel, La More, Paris,
January 49,
The Prince Of Wales had left England for Trieste
yote for the East. He travels in strict i,ccgaio.
The Official Gazette publishes order Of the Prvy
Council removing the prohibition against tho export Of
spetre, arms, ammunition and all other articles lately
prohibited.
despatch from Vienna Of the sth instant, states that
In the negotiations respecting the elevation Of the Arch
duke Maximilian the throne Of Mexico there is DO
question Of the cession Of venetia.
new CANADIAN Bishoprc, to be called the Bishopric
Of Ontario ia created Rev J. L. Wise is appointed its
frst Biehop ss>
Gloomy accounts published Of the British Columbia
hold nelds, and attracting considerable attention
Communication s interrupted throughout almost all
Germany, In consequence OF inundations.
The new Canard screw steamer China had arrived q
Liverpool She takes her place in the lDe for New York
March /, Her trial trip showed great speed
The Hbsrnisn, from Portland arrived at Liverpool OF
Vhe On
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

JIRfx Feb. q. lSS1.

TURIN, Feb. v, 1907
TIE Klid publishes circular from the Minister OF the
Interior exhortipg projects to prevent by the exercise
Of legitimate Influences popular like those
recently made in Parma and other towns
TuRS, Feb. 9, s62.
The Official Ga;eh, replying 10 the rumors that the
government encouraged the manifestations against the
temporal power at Rome that IL had deoreed the recall
OF Mazzs, and by means OF secret encouragement was
preparing clandestine expedition, declares that the
government will not depart from the laws OF an upright
and loyal policy, and will sndeavor seize every oppor
tunity which presents itself Of assuring ample ana
fruitful manner the desires OF the nation.