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Un;iertaker'S Notice.

go. - - HAVING made arrangements
u for a hearse ami other
conveniences for attending funerals, the snbscri
Der hopes to receive fair share Of the public
patronage.
CoFPrss, Of all sizes, and in a variety VI style
and made in the best manner, always on hand and
or sale BY the subscriber.
JAcoBlGREEN.
Burlington, April s, ls62. diff
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1t Is currently report here that Ex-
Gov. Hicks will be appointed Military Gov
ernor of Maryland, and will locate his Office
at Baltimore.
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NEWS OF THE week.
BY Telegraph.
For further telegraph see third page.
NV York. Oct. 81

INV IUhh. VCI. OF.
The Ti5uae's special despatch from Low
ettsville under date of Wednesday evening
says the rebels occupy Suckers Gap in
force, Gen. Pleasanton with his cavalry oc-
cupies Purcellville. Stoneman's cavalry oc-
cupied Leesburg without resistance.
The Hsraid's special dispatch has the fol-
lowing:
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CHARLESTON. Va. Oct. 81.

OHAhLLsIUNI ID, OOts O1s
MAJ. Gen. Cox's army arrived here to-day.
The rebels under EehOls, Floyd and Jenness
retreated hence on Monday last. The march
of our troops up the Kanawha valley was con-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-07

a. E. herewith illustrate further improve -ent
- aIIeI % the Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing
ts.-t ire. a1u,ly, the "bralsr,' device t'r sew
ir. braid or cord upon any Kind % fabric Tie
t-1iI o- cord -, Is Passed thr u,h The h1.e. o.
fsre ---ravir-) Of the ordinary q IS prrs,er. ~,
% The raacLiue and stitched upon the fabric, 90,
In tie most ol1f 1ratc designs without any p-erl-
ols .stinz T. value is best set forth by l'iYs
ha-d a. f5.I1ws
"A new improvement has l1t1Iy been aii-l 90
the Wheeler & Wl-.a machine (Which, by the
way. considered long ago O. be 8s nearly per
feet as any human coutrivauce could BED t-f1s an
attachment for sewin- braid upon cloth, -;ls or
any material. II any q our ffiaIls have .-an
through the tedious operation u trili-- Cd d.
rcr iresscs they viii realize the great relief O. ~
awaits them IN this invention TIE braid i...gH,
The needle wi.l perfect accuracy taking any c1r1
desired SO that the most Intricate pattern may ue
braiie,l with great rap.dIty- Every IiT my
now possess one of those lovely ctall--y ao-n-
ir- robes, embroidered IN vines a1d hhyril'ls Of
wti-c brail. which have heretofore fi'le1 g. tle
90 only of the most industrious aui Ingenious.
Fr- summc- dresses nothing can be more elegant
ni becoming vs. e hail this improvement as
ca..frmiue evidence Of -.I good tiIe c1mi1g' for
the ladies' enc and all. And we may as well IN
c.uis the gentlemen, f1r there viii DOUBTLESS be
Al immediate harvest f elaborate smoking cops
and velvet slippers embroidered with sl'i bEaId
Long live the sewing machines - Nessa'Ii1
frfa"rrru.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 50.

zen. Rosecrans and staff arrived in this
city this morning. Rosecrans takes Gen.
Buell's department. Buell. goes to Annapo-
liz. Nd.
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FACST FOR THE MILLION.

n ri YOU AWARE
That gooi No. } Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Nschine, with hcmmeF, can be bought for farfg,
Eve dollars, az ~. collcg- Street
ARE YOU AWARE
Tha, an improved, ornamental bronze heller &
ilson sewing machine, with msgnifying glass
cloth presser new style hemmer and all the latest
improvements, can be bought for ffv-fvs dollars
At the Agency, No. o. College street ?
ARE YOU AWARE
That a superb silver plated No. I, Wheeler
wilson Machine now be bought for siIfg-fus
dollars. or :, Snaf case at ssussfy dollars, at tn
sewing Msenine parlor, No. 6, college Street
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler
ilson Machine in full case Of polished maho-
gany, a. handsome as a fne piano, and a thousand
times more useful. can be bought Tor only ziHfy
dcllars, at No. 6. College Street
ARE YOUAWARE
That the Cheap Machines are played out,
their sale for the most part ended, and the gar
retts aud auction sho-s dlled with such as have
not entirely ratified to piecesl
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe "Lock-stitch" machine now
take the Universal Lead, and that ths Wheeler 4
Wilson are the ackuo Sledged superiors Of all tho
other Lock-stitch maehines'
ARE YOU AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler & VIII
son Machine Is to any lady who has not got oae7
ARE YOU AWARE
That the responsible guaranty Of the AGENTS,
GEO. " & Il. Il. BENEDICT, is given with each
Machine, and that their prices loo as at
the factory, and no charge for fret ht OF expires
sage!
The above are all Facts
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ALSO, THE STOCK or MILLINERY
GOODS. in the Store Nc. l49 Church st.
GaIED EnR SALE.

A MOST convenient Carriage Shed, at the irs
n CaIvinistic Congregational Meeting -house
sale. Inquire at the Free Press 0fce.
July Is. 1861. dss
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ga LIyEt FOOL, touching at
III zIsA QUEENSTOWN, Cork liar
e-zs 80. ss7sssszs, bor.) The Liverpool, Ne"
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend
iespatching their iuil-poa treo ciyle-euiit Iron
SteamIhips as follows
Eiinburgh, Saturday, Nov. :.
Etns, Saturday, Nov. 18th.
aud every succeeding Saturday. at Noon, from
Pier ~, North River.
BATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $1,000 [ sTEEBAGE, $1,000
do to London, slo5,O0 DO u London,s $500
do 20 Paris. $1,000 Do t, Paris, $500
9. to Hamburg, $1,000 60 to Hamburg $500
Passengers also forwarded to nsyre, Breuel'
Rotterdam, ANTWERP, Ac., at 'qu'liy low
rates.
Fares From Liverpool OF Queenstown lst Cab
in, 500, SllO, Sl2E. Steerage from liverpool $50.
From Queenstown, SO. Those who wish % send
for their friends bus tickets here at these
rates.
ETThose Steamers have superior seeonmoda-
lions for Passengers are st-cnsly built IN wa
-, iron sections. and carry Patent Fire An
nihiI1tors Experienced Surgeons are attached 10
each steamer.
Fer further information apply in Liverpool to
WILLIAM INMAN, Agent, p Water sire IN
Glasgow 10 ALEX MALCOLM, y. EH.1a
S,,sIc in Queenstown TO O & W D SLY MOI h
6.CO. in Loadnn to ELVES MACY, q
King V .lliam Street in Paris 70 ! LED bE-
CyUE. Is hue Notrc Dame des Nl'toiFe-' IA
ds Ia Bource in Philadelphia 70 JOHN
DsI.F. mn Walnut ST., or at tho Campsnys o.
TouN DALE. Agent, Is Broadway, y. !.
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CARD PORTRAITS

nF Distinguished National Characters, for
W Photographic Albums. One hundred varisiies
for sale at Toe. each,
BY {. o. FRENCH co.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Jage %, lS62.
TRAINS GOING SourH AND East.

TEAMS GOING S0UTH AND EAsT.
Leave Burlington at - A. NJ, 70 A. ~. and
Tsp. n.
MAIL TRAM leaves REFUSES Point 30 A. NJ,
St. Albans at 6 80, Burlington at 10 A. Moon
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells Rive, 81. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern L. Z. tot Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, / c., and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for springfield, New Ha-
ven and NewY ork arriving IN NewHork at 10 10,
p. NJ.
ExrREss Train leaves kouse's Point at O5
A. Nj, for Burlington and Mortified. Connec-
ting at Burlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGnr ExFREss leav-s Ogdensburgh at ~ 60
NJ, Montreal at 90 p NJ, kouse's Point 10
PM, arriving in Boston at 40 A. NJ, connect
Ing at Bellows Falls will Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving 10 New York IL 4 20 7. NJ.
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l. | u E
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

IhiiSTVAlAIIUA IDMPAAS
WILL. darias t-e ire en- Season. ilf tie
w Line q
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMER
Daily between Ogdensburgh, Cleveland, Toledo.
DETROIT CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
ASS tSTERsEDIATE FORTS,
including Wsakegan, Kenosha, Rasine. Port
Washington, SaebOygan. Monitowoc, Port Huron
and st.Ciair. Leaving OGDEN SBURGU on arri-
val Of the EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST. call
ir Z regularly for PASS ENG Frs and FRFTti IIT At
Rockville, AlexlndriaBay, Clayton, CapeVineent
and OSWEGO- Passengers and Families moving
West, can embark with their Luggage, teams.
stock &C.. and land together without dis urbsuce
OF Ifansshipmc1t, at their port Of destination.
u These steamers have large Cabins and
State-rooms, amply and neatly furnished
FOR FiEST CLASS PASSENGER
aud SeeoEd CabiHs with Cook Stoves and eornf5rt-
able accommodations for Passengers and Pam
uies who may wish to furnish their own
provisions ard bedding, EY-No e.
forts viii be spared to maintain
the reputation Of this as
THE CHEAPEST ROUTE and BEST.
- Freight forwarded to care Of the Agent, o
this Company Will receive careful attention and
despatch. Apply to
GEO. A. EDDY, or
j. NJ. CHAMBERLIN, agents
Ogdensbursh, y. Y.
IT, W. SKIN, General Passenger Agent. l.. Z
Depot, OsiensbuTgh, n. Y.
X. CHAPMAN, Vergernes, Vt,
dencrai Travelling 4 gent for New En- lam
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The peculiar faint Or
infection which We
call SCROFULA turk
in the constitution OF
multitudes of men. L
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
feebled, vihated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
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COOKING STOVE.

As it viii bake, broil and roast better thsn any
other stove with saving Of p per cent iu fuel,
and very large per cen'age in convenience.
They have the following advantages
lst. They are constructed with a view a. gre &
durability; all the plates exposed to the fire are
made Of an extra thickness.
md. The nues arc lined with nome luiuct'ue
cement, thereby applyin; the heat directly 20 The
oven, and the oven can be heated ald KEEP iu I4a-
ing order with less fuel than any other stove
81. They have a hot air draft, which MT only
ma-es the fuel burn freely, and last longer, but
adds TO the heating and baking facilities
4th. They consume all the gases from tho iu-
ell thereby aiding greatly to the quantity Of heat
obtained from the amount of fuel used.
5th. The Stove is made mounted aud finished
in the most superior manner. The oven is large
AMI well ventilated. The Stove Is nvouieBt IN
form and made for use to adopt the lsucu1 ge
Of some who have used this Stove "it will DO more
work with less fuel than any other Stove In
proof We add the following testimony
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
WHAT REV. DIR, sFRAGUE SAYS OF IT:
ALBANY, December Q, ls6l.
Mr.. SAFER My Dear Sir: Ny family have
made a thorough trial OF the american Hot Air
Cooking Stove" and they regard it, bo-h on the
score OF its convenience and economy, IS having
greatly the advantage Of any other they have
ever tried Indeed, they consider 1t go perfect as
leaving nothing to be desired.
Very truly yeurs,
". B. sPRAGUE,
The AMERICAN Ior Arr CookiSG Stove is
for sale in Burlington by
MATTHEWS ~ BANTER,
Aug. %. Church street.
deat
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To Arms To Arms =!

To Arms , To Arms :!
Do not le' these brave men perish by disease
place in their hands these Pr,aaus E,aslic,, that
will enable them o. rc-is, the dan ,craus exposures
the Fevcrs, -lc Ctiils and the wounds which they
cannot AVOID, AMI what j. more, cannot frequently
gc suocour 90 the mumtnt u. need, whereas II cur
brave men base only 70 put their hands into their
kn1pa,ks aud iui there sure -emoiy there for
all the casualties of the battle 9 a. How many
thousands II lives would thu, b. saved who would
otherwise perish before relief could be obtained.
- CANTONESE are genuine unless
the words HOLLOWAY, NEW YcRS AND LovD1S -"
n, disccrut BILE ss Hafer-H4ari in every loIi Of
the book Of directions, srogud each Pot or h7vi
the may be plainly sccn by iiiiag ne is1f 20
fis hgsf. A handsome reward viii be given % any
one rendering such Information ~ may lead O. the
detection of any party or parties countereiuus the
medicines or rcri.-s the sauic, knowing them to-
be spurious.
- sold at the Manufactory Of Professor liuLL0-
WAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by an yes
pectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout III civilized world, in pots, at -5o.
Sc and 81 each.
81 ] here is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
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MEM BOOKS.
Z Asst POEMS, BY Mrs. Browning, for sale by
Il C. o, FRENCH 4 co.
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TIE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND
ALWAYS READY.
Holloway's Ointment.

Z ONd marches, sore and stif in-s. bi,te-cd
4 4 aud indamed feet, all these the soldier must
endure, Nltt.rs, r,msHte- rms, when your sons are
sraspin. their sets o. meet danger, think
what relief single pot Of this a' tsai1g and coil
sag Salre will give 10 the one you love when FAR
away from home and friends. Il harieus and makes
tough the feet 50 that they can endure great
fatigue. II soothes and relieves the iufamed and
s'iF-nrl joints, ielvin- them supple. strong end
vigorous while ior
Nairs Cuts and Gunstot Wounds
It stand. unequllled, removing and preventing
every vesti-e II inelmmati. 10 aud gently drlwi-s
the EDGES together, 70 quickly and compiei iy
heal- the most frishtiul wounds.
Hires and Sisters ~ our loilHttry.
You can not put into the Knapsicks Of your Nus
bauds and Brothers. a more valuable or more ne
ce,.ary gift than a supply of thi-
Extraordinary MHGrg &g'rc.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds 20 nigh
exposed 20 drenching rains AMI chill ni-1, air, l.,
Of IN seizcl with most li1'~sf Plirs, Cough ana
Sa70ca'Ing Haarsr7sss, first rtoms Of Qaet
ClssiiHuf9u, but II supplied with H.i1ir1g'' Pills
~ H1i a'r4u's Continent an danger g. avcrtel, q
few Pills taken night and morning, and tho ONT
msnt triskly rubbed twice q day over die throat
an ! chest will remove tho sEvEEEsr PAINS and stop
the most distressing or DANG EROEN COTGH
Therefore we say o. the whole ARMY.
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Soldiers Attention |!

See to your own health, Do uot trust Co y Army
supplies although most valuable. These Pills and
Ointment have been thoroughly tested. 'lcY are
the only remedies used in the European iurs and
Barracks; for over forty years Doctor .iioVay
has supplied sll the Armies i1 Fur pc, al during
the CRIWEiN CAMPAIGN ho esta- -hct a
depot Balaclvs, for the exclusive sale Il these
GRE,r BfNsnIgS many time bis -rs b., Agent
there has sold over ton iu weigh. ef tc uiut-
meut in a snrls cay. These terrible aHi fatal
enemies Of the No'ii,r o. Camp,
Diarrhcn, Dy-ruterv. >cHr'y. Sores and
ScrofuIous Eruption,
all disaTPear like charm before these Pills and
Ointment an now while the cry ring. throughout,
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Il. F. KELLY, Brig Gen.
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SOLDIERS POCKET BOOK.
A n article Of great convenience for the soldier,
"A jus; received ana for sale By
+. 4. FULLER.
Azgus. I, 1854.
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W EXTERN TICK EFT )
The only through ADler'oaa Lane 10 al Fo''f'
West and NorTh Wesi!
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

rE,IIE above long established Railroad Line OF
ers unequalcd facilities for Transporting
P,sscnrers and Freight TO all points West and
North West 10 as quick time as by any other
Western Route
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LEFT TME FOUL PARTY.

Among the old-time Democrats who came
up az delegates to she Republican State
Convention. wasL. Lineenfeher, ESD, of
Fremont County. 10 1860, and prior to
that time, Mr.. L., was recognized rs one Of
the lost prominent Democrats in South
western Iowa. He was, emphatically, the
wheel horse Of the party ont that way, and
was untiring in his devotion 30 Democratic
platforms and Democratic nominees. Blu,
when the party, under the management OF
Mahony, Jones b Co began to assume an
attitude Of covert, and even open hostility
to the Government, Mr.. Lingenfelter con-
sidered it his duty, as loyal man, to get
out from among Traitore, and unite with
party, which, under all circumstances, is
distinctly for the Union. Mr.. Lingenfelter
il not alone IN his sbandnnment OF an an.
trustworthy pa-ty. The convers ons from
the damnable heresy of Mahonyism are al
ready numerous, and thew will become more
SO "a the campaign Of 1862 advances. DE.
Moinss Register.
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FOR DEN v Err.

Messrs FREDRIcXsoN 4 JACKSON, of this
city, started train Of Eve four-mule teams
for Denver few days ago. Eight teams left
last week, making 10 all thirteen teams tba,
have left that establishment for the same
destination within week each carrying
on an average forty c,ot. of merchandise
Messrs F. & j. opened store in Denver
this spring, to which they have already
shipped about 200 tons of merchandise,
and will send thither rs muck more before
cold weather sets in. They are energetic
men and liberal dealers, and will soon
do the leading business In Denver, or We
are much mistaken. Success to them.
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baa "a ,TER'Ss3 4
.Ague Cure,
ron rIrE sesEpY CURE or

kO0 TIE 0EBEVI SUAE VI
aIntsrm ittsne rsverc q Fever ard AGne,
Asae, ) PSsseaissl 'Iisa6seRs, % Biliess
H..d.chs. - nais:s rs.ss:. 1900 ~. =
the MaIeria - Niasssssit ossAasass. %
We are enabled here d Offer ahe eommMnisy 4
remedy which, while IL eaEes the abOsGcsasf1
with fsrtatpty. 10 still petffsay ha!nssss !. any
quantity. Such remedy = Invaluable in districts
where these, affecting disorders prevail. This
csss" sxpsa. the a:a.ie poison e e, r.v I
vtlopment Of the diseasey II taksai Oh shc first sp-
ptoach Of its prcmonitory symphonic. ltisnet only
the best remedy eyeryet discoyered for this class
OF complaints. bit also the cheapest. Ihe large
quantity We supply for dciiat bfnEs n within ths
reach 81 every body and IN bilious districts, whefc
FEvsK AND 1AeUn. prcvails, every body should
have it am use it freely both for cure and protce
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other cvef discovered for the speedy and etftain
cure Of Intettents b thst it eontafns no Qutnine
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured BY it are left Is healthy as j.
they had never had the disease. ~.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence OF
the nAiasmasic poison. A CREST variety Of dsor-
,dcrs arise from its irritation, among which are
Nswnlgia, RAeuMatiss., Goss, headache, BLVD.
nfss, 1oothncke, Earachss Cas0,Th, AsfAMa, I'at
Ditnkon, Painful Al ecti0N Of tic Spleen, Uysfe'.
les, Pain i,es4e Boscrk, Coakt, Paralysis and Dr.
,uagAsc,,t Of the Stomach, al Of whishs when
originating in this cause, put ON the intc,miheaf
time, or become periodical. This CtRE" cxpcls
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
Athcm all alike. IL il an invaluable rsoteeti ~
immigrants and persons stravelling Or sen,porarily
residing in the malaroas districts. II taken occa1
that viii 81 excfeted from the SYSTEM, and cannd
accumulate in sufficient quantity to fipen into dsS
ease Hence it In eysn more valuable for pVnfec~
ton than cure, and few will ever safer from lnter.,
ntittcnts il they aya themselves q the profession
this remedy affords. =, I, s4ats.I iltt 8 hse u
Prepared BY nr.J.ckYKR + Co., Isvsu. Has,
I'D. HONN, couneii Mum; sxs. Z .tilsH. 4 O..
Omaha; VAN LBAA. HARRY, q Cs.. St. joseph.
RICHARDSON. MELLI6R, 4 Co., g.. Leuis snA sll
Dealers in Medicines everyWAef6.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-02

Capt. W. II. KISsHAN addressed large
assembly of citizens few evenings since il
front Of the Pacific House. He detailed al
considerable length the movements of the
the Army Of the South West; related some
Of the prominent '~oidents of the war in
that region, and closed with an earnest and
eloquent appeal to the people to sustain
the Government in its efforts to suppress
the rebellion. The meeting was marked BY
great good order and decorum. Capt. X.
was repeatedly and heartily applauded d.
ring his address. He left for the East this
morning. Whilst here he was met BY the
hearty congratulations Of his numerous
friends, all Of whom wish him hearty
"good speed" in Whatever field of duty be
may be called to serve the country.
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ANOTHER COMPANY.

We understand that our worthy and pop
ular Sheriff. j I'm P. WILLIAMS, is in the
field recruiting company for the Regi-
ment to be raised 10 the 5th and 9th Con-
gressional Districts, under the late call Of
the President. He is the right sort Of a
man for this undertaking, and will certain.
~ sue eed, if our citizens will but lend him
a helping hand. Those who can not joir
the army and serve their country with a
musket, can and should show their devotion
for the preservation Of free institutions, by
furnishing man to take their place in the
ranks. What say the people of this city
Shall Mr.. WILLIAMS have their active and
material support9 e
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IS. II, vi AYERS ~ & Il. z.
COMPOUND Extract Of SarsapariIIa,

the most .enectual ,caacdy which the medical
skill q our times can devise iox this every
where prevailing and fatal maIady. i = COM
hncd ffom the most active rcncsli;Is That lave
been discovered for tie cxpurgntion Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
system from It's destructive Consequences.
Hence Il should Be employed lbr the cure a
not only Scrofula, but alAs thsss ethsrisAce.a
tons whiek, arise sfspm it. such as Enrrrivs
and SKIN sDIsEAsEs, 81, cAxrHoxy.s, nRA
HosE,. or EpysTEtAs, pirIEs. pvsTri,sy,
.BLorcnRs, BLAIxs and BoILs. TUAoRa. TErTgn
md SALT RAEvx. scALD nrAp, 1lxowoxN.
EASES. Dnorsy. ..DYsrErsIx, DENiriry. and
indeed, All C6xPEArxTs ANfslNo FROM vfTIA-
TED OH IMpURE BLooD. The popular belief
in s.iarwity ofthe Blood IS founded in truth.
for serofula is a degeneration Of the blood. Ihs
sparticular purpose and virtue Of this Sassapa-
rilla is to purify and regenc,ate tins vital aud.
without which sound health u inpossiblc IL
cpntansinated constitutions. befaa z5mss
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rHREE nUNDRED THOUSAND moREr

THREE HUNDRED THOUSANO MUh6E
tFRm the J. I..s.sA|ns Pss'l
y. arc es-s.s, r..hsE 1s;s., sA.es aurdred thou
Prom Mississippi's winding stream and from New
v. leave ous plough. and workshops. our wives and
with hearts full for tttsrance with but silent
tear;
We are coming Father Abrsu-three hundred thou
sand more z s8SkT lkEf&8gg
II you look across the hil-tops hat meet the Northern
Long, ,m~ins iiaes Of rising dust your vss0A may
descry;
And now The Wind instant, tears the cloudy veil
Ana nosss alof, our spansed p glory and in pride;
A.d baybnets In shs suhlst slSam. and bal brave
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We are coming, Esther Abram-thres hundred thou-
sand morel
n ysuloss walreur valleys, whus D. slo~ins has-
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You may see our sturdy rmer-boys fast forming into
And children from their mothers Knees pulling at
the weeds.
And learning how 20 and against their coun-
And farewell group stands weeping At every cottage
We are coming, Father Abram-thrss hundred thou
n4hpAf sI0A SYGSss
You have called us, and we're coming, By Richmond's
70 FAY US DOWN for freedoms SAKE osr brothers. bones
Q, Sssas To-, re..a. savage grasp to wrench the
murderous blade,
And in the face OF foreign foes its fauments 70 par sde
Six hundred thousand loyal men and true have conc
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