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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

az Apprebensions are said to be entertained
at Lexington, Kentucky, of a slave instruction,
and great excitement exists in consequence Of
plottines among the negroes to that end. We
thought the slaves loved their masters and pre-.
feired their present condition to freedom Their,
certainly can be no truth in this report, or els
their chiyslrous masters are atrocious liars.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20
{ How Op,s1os Is FORMED IN ExsLAaD.-Th

nov u.l.los Is ,0s..D = n s...,. us
London Times prints IN account or 2 trtal m one
OF the English Courts, which exposes conspicu.
ously the false dpretences OF Independence aoeut
which English Journals talk 90 loudly. d The &C,
sion vas brought BY M. Sergeant Glover, sgainst
the Count de Persigny and \ Bil lh The
.D ....s. s.s su.' - . "a s.s. .s
p.,s g. s.e..s"... :. - 80. A., nns,;.s;s
snd ao.s"..;na ~ - + 49,, wcs.;., irh,oa;.,s
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and Iaha III clover :. An em,,;nsn. Enaf;sh
R.,,;..e,. arh n. d.fs,d.n4., :. H. 49,; 80,
u;,;,,..,, 80 ~. 1900 ,r.,.,.,, ~. 80
,o,,ht q he ,,;,ea l,.,.i - .on,.. -. -.
~ ,na tbe.e rn.,;.h ,n.,rnsr. 80. .nh.;d,,s
ana hou.h, m - !, th.;r o.p .bo.;n, Th.,s.
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n. 1.a,-r H. p...;,a,.,na.s ia - 49, H.,
NJ Pleasant (Methodlist) College has been elect
cd Steward Of the Hospital for the. Insane, in
so.. P ns MIS- 'oce'yn 10 CHOSEN hasron..-
49,. 81, e., u o. :, ~ a. snibn,1, I
S,sS..a = d. O.. n's1s ~ :.
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Moved Il tbe A.,ln, ~ .ava,.I ]. : ~
M. 1nromo,sd - 4. ro.;.;on e s.a..,d ~
80 - = - 80 ~, I!
usxEn AGAN NJ Blackwell, Of rittebNurg
a,..ro 3. -. ch;.... IT,. ..a.... -.
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card in the p;tt,hrr, f,,.., n,Ssanano;n,, ~.
st.ten,enn.s n,,.,,v ~ "a 80. ..hh nj
80 :, h..,a &c n..... 80 -. -.i.,:e
appeared over his name in the Times. NJ Dun.
lop, his employer, 1t Pittsburg, also settles tho
fact that be never went TO Richmond. 81 show
ne .ns. ne w. so'sn' . sne ume ee al'eges'
.'s ...s "e o1', $3.50 " " 'oe snso gong
''e.'"' W. VT .c .'. n ~. osys ,; rom
~''o''' .nen ~ iss'e " Absence ana
"snh - A.' ne ''.1, " D1aso s.sr
JAsrss CouxrY.-1he Jasper Free Press,
published at Newton, jasper County, is . little
proud Of what that County has done in furnish.
10, ~,
80. =. = ..s:..s -. mo, M.
80. 49,.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

Three bushwhackers we're arrested at Palmyra
the other day. for the murder of farmer by
the name Of Pearson, near Griggsville, Illinois
II is we'll these bushwhackers we're not arrest.
ed Is Iowa. Our sympathisers would have re-
leased them at once, provided they could find .
Judge to suit their purposes. And then they
would have treated them to torch-light pro.
cession. -s "
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

HABsAs CoRPus.-On Wednesday last ap-
pliestion Was made to Judge Drummond, Of
the q. s. District Court, ct Chicago, BY the
father Of young lad named Deford, who had
enlisted without his consent into the military
service Of the United States.
Judge Drummond denied the writ on the
ground that by the law Of February 18th,
1862, the enlistment oath was conclusive Of
to the age Of the party enlisting. According
to the Times, Judge Drummond declared "that
the writ Of habeas corpus amounts to nothAs
where it conflicts with military authority
If the Judge we're not Democrat Of tn,
strictest sect, the Times would have given u
at least column Of abuse Of him for tina
EXPRESSION.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

Acc1prNr.-John Graham, an old and well
known teamster of this city, was seriously in
jured yesterday by the accidental overseeing Of
his wagon on the opposite side Of the river. As
We are informed, he was driving from the Ferry
boat across the stsging to the opposite shore
when from some cause, which we have not
learned, the wagon overset, throwing the load
upon him, breaking his thigh, and crushing his
eg, and doing other dangerous injury. ss iiv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

SS9rH REaIxENr.-The seth Iowa Infantry
arrived at Cairo on the lb:h instant, and was to
70 further South Immediately.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

POPULATION o. CHICAGO. Prom . census q
Chicago, taken under the laws Of. Illinois, Of
the Let OF October last, 1t appears that ito tota
population is $1,000. Its getting to be quit
. respectable town.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

the 18th being in hospitals, it is perfectly safe
for us to say that the Iowa 10th and goth, the
Illinois cath, the Missouri 3D. and stb, each have
q larger percentage of men unfit for duty, and
in the hospitals than the 18th has. It is query
with % how the Major found out 80 much about
the demoralized condition Of the 1stb.-tbe in
efficiency Of its oficers-the want Of discipline
among the privates,-- that many of them were
abandoned to dissipation and in the hospitals ?
While the 18th marched on foot-some of them
without shoes, the Major, by some means, we
know not how, found comfortable way to ride.
While the 18th often slept upon the cold damp
ground, the Major had bis fine bed and soft pill
low. While the 18th performed the entire
march Of near 400 miles, the Major left the com.
mand some days before it reached Springfield
Had the Major been as familiar with the 18th
as he might have been, without injury to biz
morals, be might have known that We we're no,
aban doned to dissipation, that our officers were
AZ efficient, and our privates under as good dis
cipline as any other regiment. who have been ne
| longer in the service than We have.
II the Major concludes that be is making ,
good investment by slsndering and misrepre,
senting the volunteers of bis own State, and b,
linking bis fortunes with those who would crush
ma. because We have toe much self respect e
{avn at their feet, and who curse us because VI
do not swear more, and hate us because We ex.
pose corruption wherever We see It; We do 70,
envy him the ultimate profits Of such sn invest
nent The Major may have been ipeorrectl,
! repsrte1 We can only take those ststenepss I,
lnrhlhAed, until shown 70 be Incorrect
p. \. anrH, Chaplain 18th Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20


81. Et7-s az 10 4 -
Leases-All amounts Of rent are the same, but
time varies the amount of stamp; to years, 10
cents; exceeding 3 years, 81. IS
Legal Documents-All proce sses by which any
suit is commenced in any Court so cents All
processes issued by Justice OF the Peace, and
criminal proceedings, are exempt .si
Medicines, Perfumery, etc.-This kind Of
stamp is required for very large portion Of
every spothecary's stock; for q 70 cent package,
VIAL box or bottle, / cent; 80 cents, 9 cents; -
cents, cents; 81, 4 cents; and for every 50
cents or part Of 80 cents over 81, 2 cents.
Aortgsge-On real, personal or mixed estates,
or property or papers giving loans, to $500, 50
cents; to 81, 900, 81; to $4,000, 81; to IS, 900,
IS; to $4,000, SIC; to $4,000, SIS; and for
every additional $40 600 or part thereof, $40
Notes-See bills inland.
Power of Attorney and Proxy-A simple DOW
er, IS cents; a compound power must have %
many stamps a. there are branches of business
enumerated. Powers relating to real estate, 81;
if for double purpose, to rent and to sell, 81.
Proxies are 10 cents.
Probate of Will-Letters of Administration
to g. $780, so cents; to 81, 900, ST. to $40 900, a.
to $50, 600, IS; to 100000, $40; to $4,000,
5000, $40.
Protest-For every instrument protested, ab
cents.
Warehouse Receipt-For any goods, merchan-
disc or property held on storage on any public
or private premises, rs cents.
Wills require no stsmpa
In the whole lists We find tventy-six kinds Of
stamina and the number Of denominations quite
beyond defining; bnt BY using smaller stamps
(of she right kindly 10 lieu of one large stamp.
The number Of denominations may b reduced %
sbout seyeaty-1ys plates or shssia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21

The Memphis correspondent Of the \.
Herald says Some OF the o-called Gniop;,,
Of Memphis wish to strike out the oath clau>s
which declares the authority Of the Z. 5. par,
mount to that Of any individual State. an}
while assuring us that they are warm friends "a
the Union. aver with vehemence that the an.
thoIity Of the State Of Tennessee cannot h
overrulcl b. anything that may enallate from
Washington :
,Fhc Prince Of 81 ;.les has recently presented
to Ex-rrosident Buchanan full length por-
trait Of himself, az slight mark he says Of
his grntof;LI racIcction 81 tie hospirahle re-
ception and his agreeable visit at tie l'res-
dent $ House On the occasion Of his tour in
the United States. Je odds t|1ot the cordial
welcome which was then vouchsated t. MIN by
the American people and |y the EA-president
rs their chief. can never he ettacod from his
memory.
The committee Of conference OH the bill to
nrovide internal revenue, have completed their
report. and but f;yr the adjournment Of the
House until Monday. it would have been PIE
sGrtett to that body yesterday.
Nr. Pierce, the special agentof the {, 5 Treas
ury Department, In South Carolina, complains
Of the interruption to his agricultural la3us
occasioned by Gen Hunters impresslnent q
the blacks in the military service. According
10 the statement Of Mr. Pierce, the order Of
Mai. Gen. Hunter, compelling ab]elbodied
men to 90 to Hilton Head, issued OF enforced on
the 10Th Of last month; and the Special Agent
Of the Treasury Department states that por-
ton Of these freedmen, were, at the date Of
his report, the I'd Of this month: still detained
at that point AGAINST their will. >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21
DAILY's STEAMBOAT COACHES

DAILY'S comfortable and swift COAC H 1s,
~ connect the Alexandria and Nashlhs''"
steamers with Pennsylvania Avenue
The Coaches await the arrival OF the boat tl IS
leave the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue ana ."
street in time for each trip
Travellers may be sure Of prompt, gentleman
ly and accommodating agents
Washington. ie l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21

Congress has inquired why the prize courts
Of Philadelphia and New York % not take ac~
ton toward coIlaeInn;ng some Of the vessels
which have been captured The result Of the
inquiry NAV produce facts Of startling char
;cier.
Tx President Van Buren, NOW eighty years
old IS suffering from dangerous affection OF
the threat or bronchial organs.
The frost last Sunday night was severe III
Connecticut, Vermont an(3 the Western part Of
Massachusetts,
i w;}laan il New York was Killed, tie other
dav, .i,y being made 70 drink alcohol und burn
inc tlu;d,
Gen. Dix has returned from Suffolk, having
oDpeted his a)ors III preparing and posting
troops, 50 As to c}lt off any communication be
tween the secexxio1lizts Of Norfolk and those
above.
n New York call hes been issued 1or q
jTpioI mass meeting, under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Democratic Union Climb, TO give
expression to the Sc Itiments Of those who gre
opposed to the continued agitation OF the negro
question: and in favor Of the restoration CT the
Union As it was aud the Constitution as it IS
Among the speakers who are invited to attend
are Hon. MoSs:s. N|icklitfe and Crlttenden o.
Kentucky, Cox and Vailal2digl=n1 Of Ohio.
The louisville Journal Of Wednesday says:
:'rhere IS at present an extraordinary demand
for cold in this city, and the selling rates were
advanced BIZ the bankers Yesterday to from
to per ct. premium.
EH,,.+s ara c,aa,; mo ~ rno,.,nd r. aho1S h car
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21

~ 077'77 - ~ ,
I1il!s IS constantly cro"tie1 with persons WISH
ing to shp goods OF 1fa'e' ''ol'1l""I''' asa ~
tie mul;.1aIious ctllS F1>1 are sure 70 90 Nla'e
upon s'scH an oflc'al n al! cn| y noo'sr o:s-
lio' '2's'''>'''' - any '>'''>'
o01'Se0 - s''''o'''A7 . @, 0'zS =. '''> "~N
3o 1odefl so'1''l'$:'I' '0''0 'i's WISE ''''' 80
c"'''E'Iloo "''I'
iilo ''l1'AS 'o''''*'" ';'% l'">sS'' ''A0 = :,
o2ii'1e yesterday: ~ . ''"'n!''t So'9 81 90
T. D 4hcst 11< o'1!eTeI1ccs q 0"'5'h - ~ 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21
I? 4 z { j II : 8 7 2 I :,
CORNER OF ROYAL and CT HER Q

:. =
CORyER OF ROYAL and C.I1fEP or S1S,
ALEX A&-DRIA, Va.
SAMUEL HEFLEHOWER, PROPRIETOR
YH7HIS old and we'll known house continues 70
Z offer to the resident sojournng and traEellhS
public every comfort and convenience.
Obliging and attentive assistants a WeIl-spTeau
table and pleasant sleeping rooms nave lohs
been among the essentials Of this establishments"
NIX 15--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21
KEEP COO l..

rv0HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES P].Ei j. !,
/ sure in Informing his friends and the p sI't! IL
generally, that he las made arran g9 13f dy
keen constantly on hand supply OF ~ ~ az" w.
inc the season. Persons desiring the aoo'eN a.
rcle can obtain it by calling at his depots, e. e
149, King street, between WashngIGGn ' .trcet
under the old Watch House. oppos'tc
Adams Express Office >~,>7,Dc0N
my l3-4m I. =. HEN lEN1 ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21

800 81 MATCH Il Q \ $ Z S, dark ba 55;r SL
browns we11]snownin Alexandria andflc y rsrv
borhoos} They arc about il Years OF az ,,r Is
much alike, fine n1iluzzles; S.2oav one
hands high the larger ! the twp tsb ere the
collar fubs TAef were sgoen tr0fss my Pif%r rs
at Broad F:uquier county ab . c3a II
night as6. l.. IS. hOb FL
Eetduicr county, Va, i lG-lw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

Additional particulars Of the fight between
Col. McMals' C maarl aai P.r;+'s guer.
rillas at Kirksv.iis some days since have tsan
received here. l28 dead rebels were found
or the fed auI buried. Their entire loss
could net have been less than 800 l. is in
tima,e1 on reliable authority that 1880 of
Porter's gang have deserted hin and are
scattered, several hundreds Of taem b-iOE
prisoners. The bl.4.ea Of bis force which
was originally 8 600. are rapidly reducing,
purs:e by CT. Me,liis in four columns.
Tne l,d-rai loss Is & Gil..i and 8 wounded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

The SICK 81 s.oun-od Union soldiers are
bang moved away iIon TIE Army Of the
Potomac. The uau>p3rt Safe OF Maine
cane down from HlrHson's L,nding tnis
morning. with 500 sick ana 40 wound. d
soldiers. They 20 direct 10 Pui.adeiD Ia.
The transports Louisiana gisl arrived wl'h
300, mostly sick, from the same place They
are also bound tor PAilldelpia. Taere are
now at Fortress Monroe 1860 sick and
wounded soldieIs On transports, all going to
different places north where they can be better
cared for than in the army hospitals. 1t is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

The war fcav,r is Increasing. M1sr OF the
stores and flee c,ss ar > ?. Ia. Balls ar
RI irg, bands PLAYING. c'npaai ptradinc
meetings. aye being bed, d, t. stimulate
enls,meu,s. lac 53.d L sitasnt leaves to-
N HrJE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15
t..uoNT CENTRAL AND sUhLl-
-. AILRUAiS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
fanerraq Monday. Jgqe IS, ls7-

Enaiys scnSo SoU1a ASH EAs1.
Leave burlington s. IS An, p 4 D. ''''
Ii p. 81 q.
sf,1L rr,ls leaves Bousss Point % A. ~
S. Ai5au. 90 so, burlington At 10 A. N'''oI-
o-..f--st Whito River Junction with trails iof
al f..-, Wells Rive 50. Johusbury snd little
t1o. and with Northern L. r. fer Boston, Lowell
Wcrc.st.r, &c, ard connecting al Beliews Az
vitb Cr-shire IA abroad for Boston, and WIN eI-
mont Valley gaiir'ai hr springfield New La
sen ana Ss.g 5rA, arriving 81 HeT crh 90 IT. 49,
p N. soz
FvrRsss TRAIN leaves Bouss's Point ri %
4 81. f5r Rurliagto- and Mortified. ,ou-e'-
tia- - Burlington with beats for Whi-ealii; &c,
Nregr ErPREss lslvs Csiels5urgh ct l. ~
". NcntrssI at 90 =. 81, Eouse's Point o III
- y, Pslious Fails ri,5 Cheshire kailr"sd for
5-.--B .Dd Sc oscss,gr. ard ei-a Vermont VALLEY
R,,I-1a! for Springfield anl NeT Haven enc
AMI IT,. 10 Sew York q. % ?. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

The bAfqaa Reindeer Tepr,s iAtt ale
Bn'.sh steamship >c.ta, wIln e. cAr-a o
arms Tor tue r,bel., s.uei rau4 D.r,4d,es toi
y .-,A- J. y Is Do, ami when :, .ius out q.
Tic r-ib-I -,ist,d The r,5s H..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

understood that the army hospitals If the
Potomac are 10 be immeoiatey cleared cut
Of al the sick and wounded. They make
very short stay at tbs place ami consequent
" II Is quite impossible u obtain Their
names.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15
NV York, Aug. 10.

4 letter, dated OF Mobile Jaly 3ls', re-
ports tat 6 men had deserted from Fort
Morgan, reaching the irisate Sasqgehannah
with considerable risk. They bad all their
arias and accaanemen-s and agreed to sioo'
each other rather than he captured by Tie
rsjels. Taey report that the io'ce in Fort
Morgan numbers from Goo 70 o0J, many o.
taem foreigners ana bat lite Resistance
would be made by two t-irls If 'he gIris n
70 our g..s. Two c1mpluirs e hsat ar
Iary vaJ sseal5l j from Frl Sli.oA
garrison C.r- Ga a,-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15
THE DAILY FREE PRESS,

III Killing BN. VI,
IS PUBLISHED pgy afl rasaa (-uudlys &
e-pied) At dEe clo,s, and gives its reader.
Twelve Hours later News
tLsn thsy can obtain iIL-4 -Gv other source.
(Fson the Y. Y. Evening Po,t)
Evening "a. Mornin- Papers.
The rel tly7 posi- 'us "i ;ls moruia. aad eve
ing pspers lave e,sngeI greatly dz.ins the
Ie--elt Tar- ltue " lie aga the coming
'fpeTs were here, as tney have lisavs been in
-lEiun ald Paris, pre-emIrsltly The assasoapers.
Ces furnis1ec their resitrs OYER their ore. kiasi
'tbies ali the incident OF toe previous dav a1a
i-ai- E.eu'us papers neral. repeste.i the e.
rnaii'n. with a lev additional particuItr-
"a n-. cd Il t1c clurs- cf tie morning, ana the
, cli cry news. kut since the opealns Of tie
var II has o--u dIE reut. The ffst accounts o.
nearly every Important acrion aud movement a
&c 50 i be Otl-r day, have been given 20 Tie
pgbHe Of NeT York BY the evening papers
.hus, the reports Of tie great Le;hel fsbI; Of
..Lr -uca e--es 10 Western Nirgiuir; Of tn Bell
o. ~ deeat; Of the liait,r-s Inlet affair. aud
10 - si-tHl o. H. 90 tie Port ROYAL victory au5
q Tie e-pt-re Mason and ol'doI. aud their
surrender, Sefe al receive ID TINS CT too late
'eT t-e moaning papers to print. Dat early enough
iaF ~ evening p'psrs 70 give full pa ti-uiars
The FaCt Pass receives ass pitcaesr egula any
or to.h c1s Ans-isin and Y. 4 Boston Lines
up to ious O'clock @: e-ea Jay. It telesraphis
news is eansequra'ly a. ia,,, anI In most cl-es
O., fell. Ia fac, ne same, as that given ty the v.
Y Ermng Post aad the New Yora md Bos.oa
yenirs paPsrs generally.
TERas--By e-rTier, $500 re- snrum
mani sAO0
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
C. -. & C. C. BENEDICT,
Publishers /
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The above are all Facts
Wake D. etc Of them.
Unaerlaker'S Notice.

- EEAVING made arrangement.
se~- g for a hearse ami other
coavcaic-ees for attending funerals, tie .ub-eri
ocT hopes o. receive lair shs-o cf the public
patronage.
toFFIssi = al sizes, and in q variety o. style
md uale ia the best manner, always co land ..d
.cr slio by tie sgbso.iber.
JACOB GREEN.
lur.irGt.u. APRIL S, lsc2 Jif
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sss (.
[aIZZ1gSYss1fIS
a NEW nIsrOYFRY.

~ L II
fEta5 Assa-iies or Pin Worms. ts, ~, va, Z
4 N1'ca lis rvc- osaed the ski! Of tie q, 81
- '.lt f1f-.-f 3, eE1 universally considered b,
them A. ICY nd che re1c1 o luaaicsrssr- c-slseie
eEP'i-ei from the human system y the use.
Dr. E-C. G0nId-s PIN Worn. Errup
{ Cure WerraHfsd IN erery case,
h.4,i o5ora.d N f,7.nfy-folar iours
I.i' syrup ispurely vegetable preparation.
ana nii'-.--- wi'h the youngest child.
SYMPTOMS ~ rtla,s ltcnlle. biting .ei ,.i---.--
IN TIE i'Fer lsrt OF Tie rcctuu and about she seat
o-ien mistaken Tor be pi.es) d;sag-s,atis sc--s-
'on d. BE cpi-fs'ric region 90 lower ps4t % tie
u'"t.s5 r'ste-snes-. wsksiulnfss. starting ari
seTe 'm'rein tie sleep, faiutiu-. aot not 9nfr,-
quenby sp1s'a- o. Gts.
q, CArIioS The genuine has the rsue. Sc Dr. 2
- ..ai1's Pic ,ru. syrup" blown IN zach i.'-
tc' BIS portrait snl a fac smile Of HE .isn,-1-s
IN ihe wrapper.
HERvEY & MOORE, Prspri,,1rs.
Altress GEO. q. GOODWIN CO,
] and - Marshall st.. Boston, Mass.
General Agents for New Enzlsai
Sold in Burlius'oa by A. SPARED 7. y.
E0BY 4 co.
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DIR. MARSHALL's HEADACHE
A 81
L : lFF II 5 II Z n

= iiii-9' JIF aLs thorou 5aiy proved itself to
BE- iae best artistic ever known for curin. the
-ata5En. cola iu tae Head, I'D the Headache. 1t
has been found al excellent remedy in many cases
o. sore Eyes- Dgai1ess has been removed by it.
and Hearing has been greusy Improved BY its
use. IL purge out ell o5sti uctious, strengthens
the lsads sni gives a healthy action O the parts
Affected. IL Is recommended b. many Of the best
physicians. I'D Is used With great sa's:ac;isa ev-
TyWhere.
March :. fs zig.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

FACTS FOR TIlG ujLLl0E
4 RI TOU AWARE
Clsta -3.l 81 Ubl-l-r E Wr-o1 Sewing
Et-fIHe. r..l i-uner. en- Be D. Ugh, f.r Erfy
lgs d,ll.r.. 81 Se. f.ilee --r..-7
ARE YOU AWARE
.-at 80 iErrn7.i, 1rnaGtnral bronze iosler &
fi-.al s-v Is machine. With lasrifyiHs cla-.
h,;l press nv steie hem .rer s-t 400 t-- Ia:Cs.
Z l-'gsuslt7. ca be- b'l.l- for ffg fgs d5l.ar-
- t-e agency, NJ. 6. .olless street
ARE YOU AWARE
Tast So p-ro silver plot So. B., Wheeler
Rl-au Machine cll ulg Ice bought for -iIfg-fo.
90 i1rs. nr s. .al.f case % selenf. dollars 90 Oh
Sc .lus .tasams pir'or, No. q, college street
Are you aware
The; magnificent silver plated Wheeler g
II l-.n Machine, ia full ease O.. polished msh.-
gay, as handsome as fne piano, a1a thousand
tim-s more useful, can be b1rsat .1- only rrrsft
a is.-, O.. 30. g. College Street
ARE rOUSWARE
That tho "Cl-l7 Machines are "p,srei oct.
t.cir ale for the most part ended. and the gar
r-'rs aud auction rho lii.i vita such as have
not entirely ratified O. pieces?
ARE YOU AWARE
That tie Hore "Lack-stitch" m4ci ines nos
take tie Universal Lead aud tlat tho Wheeler &
wilson are the acsio lodged supc-iors oi all Che
other lock-stitca mlctinesf
ARE TOU AWARE
What az acceptable p-es.n p. Wheeler 6 vii
son Machine is 20 auy lazy w-o has not s.t cae?
ARE YOU AWAHG
That the responsible -uaraaty Of tle Agents.
iE9. W. & q. q. BENEDICT, IS given with each
Machine, ami that their prices are l, i5r as az
.ae factory, and 10 charge for irsi BE- or expires
sage
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

7f. Wheeler Wilson Company has prepare
,t.-s s..r.sr. b. actual experiments Of four or
rr.-t --5rzer.. re time required 20 stteA s.o'
part Of rs.rasn; ly band and with t.e- ,eS
5f..-irr --ts-i rsI Is sdmmsrv OF several ''
the tables. ,--.-..,,-
mo wheeler ard IS i.soa Company has PREPARED
.-b'e. shsxia-, By s,.uai exp rin.nnt Of i'cI an
fe-e1. workers. the t'ns required 20 s'itca eaeo
MT Of -a-uert by hand, and with t5eir seNi
Machine. -utjoiusi IL saiG-7rfy 81 = e's''' 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

NEW WAR MAP or VIRGINIA.
4 OBTAINING every Town in the State Pris
- IS cents. Just received aud for sale at
HUNTINGTON'S