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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
TnA1rs aona NoRIh 80 ~

Leave Burlington at 80 AN, e25 a. b., ard
5 50 p. NJ.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 80 a. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence or FitohbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, at IS 4. NJ, Bellows Falls II Is Pm,
connecting at " hiteRiver Junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston and with PassumDsie Rail-
road for and from st. Johnsbury aud Littleton;
arriving at Burlington at IS PM, and It Adams
at so P. u. Ogdensburgh at 50 a. NJ, and
Montreal at 10 e P. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves orthdeld att 20
A. N 3, and Burlington at 8 IS A. NJ, for Rouse's
Point and Montreal.
NIeRI EXPRESS TRAIy, leaves Bellows Tails a.
Is P. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving New York at 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
P. NJ, connecting at W hIte River Junction with
train leaving Boston at 80 p. NJ, via
Lowell or at ) 90 p. II. VIA Lawrence. Leaves
White River Junction at IL SO p. NJ, ar
irving at Burlington at 20 An, kouse's Point
at I 2OA. NJ, Montreal at 10 90 An, and Ogdens-
burgh at u 40 p. NJ. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached TO both the Night
Express trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fol
sale a the principal stations
G. MERRILL, SuPt.
St.Albans, Vt. May Il. 1902
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
LAKE SHORE AID MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

TEIHE above long established Railroad Line OF
L eIs unequalled facilities for Transporting
Passengers and Freight to all points West and
North West in quick time as b. sny other
Western Route.
En-. :. L.le .. !. ~ : ~. Mn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
100000

EsQSI respectfully informs her 100 erou' Gus
" toners that she has on hand chaie ass1rt-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
NEW YORK, July Is

A letter to the Tribune, dated Memphis.
July 18th, states that rebel telegraph OPP
orator recently for four days read all the dis
patches between Gen. Halleck, Commander
Davis. Gen. Curtis and the commandant at
Memphis, at a point within rs miles of
Memphis and made good his escape after it
was discovered that some one was tampering
with the wires.
Another letter gives our loss in the recent
fight with the rebel ram Arkansas at 81
killed. 8 wounded and % missing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
SPRING STYLES.
NEW SPRING STYLES
80 Business lien.
A Rare Chance 10 make a Proftabie
Iuvesiment.

FNHE SUBSCRIBER, owing to i'll health, and
1 consequent inability to attend to business,
offers his whole property in the Village Of Bur-
iueton, Vt. for sale, consisting Of
ONE BRICK DWELLiNG-HOUSE, in
good repair, with Barn and Garden attached.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF GOODS IN
CHINA HALL, comprising large and
well-selscted assortment Of Croekery, China,
GLASSWARE, Paper Hangings, &c, Sc. This
Store was established in Si7, and is the larg-
est House this side Of Troy, and commands an
extensive and profitable trlde-wio'ssais and
retail.
ALSO. THE STOCK or MILLINERY
GOODS. in the Sore No. l49 Church st.
The above property is very desirable, and will
DO SOLD CHEAP-T0ms Easy.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
at China Hall, $50 Church street.
;. S. BROWN.
Burlington, Vt, May 81. 1862.
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WAsuINCTON. July &c

AsHINOIONi July 70
The President has issued brief proclama-
nation, warning all persons within the con-
temptation OF the 9th sec Of the COnfscation
Act, to cease participating in, aiding, coun
tenancing or abetting the rebellion, or any
rebellion against the Government Of the Uni
ted States; and to return to their allegiance
to the United States, on pain of forfeitures
and seizures as within and by said 9th sec.
provided.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

A letter from Norfolk states that there has
been several cases of yellow fever there.
The Worlds Washington despatch says that
Gen. Pope owing to the departure of Gen.
Halleck for the army of the Potomac, has
postponed taking the field himself, from yes
terday until his return.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01


r. Costivsrsss, IrTegularity and D,JiiRy Of he
Digesiive Organs, iniHciHg HEADACHE, Lassifuas
NerUoilsasss, Gsrsrai Prosfra'ion sf ihe NiTS
and Body, Paralyss, nc.
A MOMENTS reflection oug to convin"a
: sensible man Of the folly nd danger o
INSTANTLY dosing with Catharti0 Medicines. tn
practice Is psraieious and sla1iiaL An experie7s
o iforty yelrs has taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils Of Indigestion are feariuly agg a.
waited by be too free use OF Cathartics. I've
Americanpeopls are fast becoming nation Of
dyspeptics by their artificial modes Of life. Dire
tic Cltaart:cs increase the irritability and prs
lrate the strength of tho digestive organs.
The Pills now offered are specially designed Ia
allsy this irritlbi!ity, and at the same time q
invigoratc and strensthsn all the functions Of III
cestion, while t1ey are gently laxative. They
are so mild and inVs1ra,ias that one is not re-
minded by any disasTeesh.a elects that he hf9
taken medicine.
Business Nen, ssuleu,s. Professional Men. F.
nsles ari an persons leading a confined or seden
terry lite should try then.
Tie ulicr-i-nei rhysi-isns eleerfuily certify
O the high professional standing Of Dr.. Colby a
5taustead. one Of the Oldest and best Physician
and 60 the excellent qualities Of biz "Anti-costiva
and Tonic Piil-,' which we laye used in our pfac
t.cei AMI highly sPprove.
j.. d. urasoS, 81. D.. Duuhsm, c. E
C.. I. C0rToS. II. d. CoWsnsvill
CaAHLcs InowN, 81 j.,
3. =. E,s-zR. VI. D., Prone
NoENAS clEvElAso' 81. j. Darestoa-
E.JEyEs, 81. D.,
C.. W. Gowns 81. To-. sterstead
JOIN MEiss, 81. f.,
JosEru BnsAu0y. %. D.. Surgeon r. q
iEsJLuly DAMON, u. D., coatico1s.
LEgcEL E.cHHlyl VI. d., Derby Liuc.
Fl &c. HTIvEs. 81. y. Compton. G.. l..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

The Union prisoners witch arrived at For
tressMonroe Yesterday on the steamboat Ken
nebec, were from Redmond, and Will all re-
main IN hospitals near this place at present.
There were about 200 of them on the boat
and most are doing well. They say that
they were very well treated By the rebels.
Union troops are almost daily arriving at
this place, making very short stay and
then passing up james River to join Gen.
McClellau's or Buruside's divisions.
The weather continues cool and the sick
are rapidly recovering.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
oGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

nN and aisor Nov. Is, 1861, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays exceptei):
GOING EAST.
MAIL.-Leave ogiensburgh at ll.s0 A. So.
stopping at all stations (dine At Malone, l.4e),
arrive at Bouses Poiat a. s 60 =. NJ, connecting
with Night Trains with Splendid Nlssping Cars
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving a. Boz
ton and Nes York early next day.
GOING WEST.
MAIL.-Lesve Boston and New ok 40 800 p
n, arriving at Rouses Point a. 7.45 A.. ", Malone
10 40 A. NJ, P0tsiam Junction I2.s7 4. n, Os-
densburgh 200 P. n, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway ami Lake Oltario Steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway iJr the Yves. and
North.
The Trains connect az Po.silm Junction with
Trains at the Potsdam AMI Wstertown Railroad.
at Mooe1s Junction with Trains Of the Plstts-
burgh and Montreal Railroad.
GEO. =. u0YLE Supt
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, JR7e %, 1862.
TRANS GONG sou1n AND EAST.

TRAINS GONG SOUTn AND East.
Leave Burlington at Is A. NJ, rs A. II. and
SIS p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIS leaves Rouses Point 1 so a. NJ,
st. Adams at 80, Burlington at Z IS A. Neon
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells Riye-, St Johusbury and Little
ton, aud with Northern r. r. fer 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 New 7 ork arriving in AewHoTk at 10 10,
P. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIx leaves Rouse's Point at O5
A. Nj, for Darlington and Mortified. Conueo-
ting at Burlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGHT EXPOSES leev-s 0gdensburgh at u 60
NJ, Montreal at 4 co P. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arriving in Boston 8, 30 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 in New York a; 20 P. N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
HEApoUARTER's ARYY,

Virginia, July oath, 1862.
To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War.
A cavalry expedition sent out by Gen.
King on the 23d from Fredricksburgh, re-
turned last evening. Early yesterday morn
ing they met and defeated body of confe-
derate cavalry about 100 in number
stationed near Camel Church on the
telegraph road from Fredricksburgh
to Richmond They burnt their
camp and six cars loaded with corn, and
broke up the telegraph to G0rdOnsvilie. An
hour later, large body of Stuart's Cavalry
came up to attack them. These, too, were
defeated and driven across the North Anna
River, and pursued until within sight of
Hannibal junction. Several prisoners,a large
number of horses. and many arms were bro't
back. A march Of 20 miles and the encoun-
ter and defeat Of two bodies of Confederate
cavalry were accomplished in % hours with
out the loss of q man. have not yet re-
ceived the names of the commanding officers
and the troops who have thus distinguished
themselves, but will transmit them to you
as soon as the particulars are received.
The damage to the Virginia Central R. R.
by the expedition of the 18th, is not yet re-
paired.
Signed,
JOIN PoPE,
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CONGRATULATIONS

LONDON XUIBITION.
RETURN TICKETS, LoSn,N AND BACK.
5IESST Class. sIso
>rC8H VEsRLT BE-
.e-.sz5i4>. TWEEN Nj. YORK AN
sii.S2ls5.. - LIvEI POOL landing and
S1-z-z--al-ssLas-9g emhsrkiuc T-sscngers at
QUEENSTOWN, CIrelani) ile Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Sicaius b Company intend
lespatciinr their uIl-Po= re Ciydo-built steam
slips as follows
City q New York t-fday, July 2b'h.
City Of Warrington saturday, Aug. y
ETNA-satrriay, Aug
iII every Saturday. OF Noon, from Pier ~ Norm
River
EATEs o. PASSAGE
FTBsT CABIN. $500 STEEKAGE. $4,000
do 90 London. $4,000 do TO London, $50, 90
Storage Return Tickets good for months, 500, 90
Passengers forwarded 20 Paris, Havre, Ham
hurr. Bremen, Eottorlsm, Antwerp, &C., nt re
ducad through fares.
-{-Persous wishing 60 bring ont their iriendA
can bay tickets here t4s following rates, TO New
York From Liverpool or Que Estown tiTsi
Cabin. SIS, SIS ami Sl05. eerage from Liver
pool s. 90. Frcm Queenstown 5000.
These Steamers have supei or accommodations
60. passengers, and larry ezpe ieuced sursooEs--
They arc built in u ater-tisht ron Sections, snd
lave Patent Fire A nihilators N board.
For further Information apply at the Company 5
Offices.
JOHN g. DALE, Agent. Is Broadway, y. l.,
H.. N.DRURY. Agent, Burlington.
March 4. daWly
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4 Great Bargain.

EVnR SALE, gold wst,h-beAvy hne sel4
- hunting case, elegantly chased ~ -
- ,'.-75.,s,f. runs ssu.u day. with once
,,;1diny "A roof til,e-keeper and handsome
tbin-Iuit5 YES, chain attached. owing 20 CIR
cunt .per, not necessary TO mentioo, ths oShs.
otgr. it at an asiouistag'y lou P''e' Tor 'i'u VI
another such chance to obtain a superior N.'-H
a, f,,s than wholesale prirs may not occur 'n
t-ry. . t.,-,of bv
me "a ~ 's L. a. EDGELL.
Burlirgton Jure goth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
New YORK. July 20.

The steamship Great Eastern sailed this
P. N. for Liverpool. She took 700 passen-
gers and large cargo. The City of New
York for Liverpool with $40 passengers.
The Russia for Southampton and Hamburg,
with 500. 900 in specie.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
HEADQUARTERS ARMY VIRGINIA, !
WASHINGTON, July 20. (

Capt. Samuel L. Harrison Of the 95th y.
Y. Volunteers is reported by his command
ing General as having deserted his company
on the Dist of this month, and has gone to
New York. A reward Of cents is hereby
offered for his apprehension. By order Of
Major Gen. POPE.
Geo. D. Ruggles, A. A. G.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
NEW YORK. July 9,

The North Star has arrived with SS7S 900
in treasure. Two French-men-of war were
at Acapulco. A body of Mexicans under
Garibaldian officers had erected battery to
attempt to sink them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
PHILADELPHIA, July &c

uIIlADE BIT IlIa ; oU'1 -
The Steamer S. R. Spaulding has arrived
here from Fortress Monroe with 240 wound
ed from Richmond, their names have al
ready been published. The released prison
ers while in Richmond were all well treated
bv officers and men of the rebel army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
SPRINGFIELp. Mass. Lnlv d

At 3 O'Clock P. NJ, yesterday FIVE build
ings used in manufacturing gunpowder, at
HazardviIle. Conn, were destroyed by an ex-
plosion. Seven workmen were killed and
several others injured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
0gdensburgh TO the West,
1862. lot-.
THE NOKTHERN
TRANSPORTATION CONPi}}

"a I'LL. during the present. Season. 90 % '.-
~ Line If
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMER
Daily between O-5eus5ursh Cleveland, Ioir'--
DETROIT. CHICAGO. MLWAJFfs
AID IyrsRvEriA1- Toars,
iuclulins Waukegan. Kenoshs, Eaeine, .-.
washing on, Sheboysan, Mon.t0w.e, Poti ta-
and ST, Clair. Leaving OGpkN>b 7 hG d N 81.
al If The EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST. -1I
Ing rcrul lrIy for PiSSt Eh> snd ntl 81 81
Bfockvilie. 6lexaulriaBsT, Clayton, CapeF i---l'
1rIOsWEGO. Passengers snd FllliLes r--0 .ir E
Wet. can embark with their Luggage, st-.
Sto-k &C. and land together without d. Ur0--
or Transshipment, a. their port Of tcs;l1a''.
-a-Thess steamers have large Cabins -rt
-tste-rcauas. amply and neatly furE's7''
v5s r1Rsr CLASS TASsEysErF
s-9 S-~-rF C1lf-F With Cook Stoves a.l conf .f.
able ynrnodations or Passengers end f''-
,Iisz Who may wish O. furnish their o"r
rroriscns s1d bed ling. - $50 %.
forts viii be spared 90 mlirtiir
The reputation ct this a'
THE CHE APEST and BEST ROUTE
-z-F-ei-bt forwarded 90 care of rhe Agent
aha Caraurav viii receive cTr'fuI s'frn''.n --
dssTstcb arYly 20
GEo. 4. EDDY. or }srs---
r. II. CH 'NEEBLIN,
Ogdenstgr-t. y. s..
@ w. ~v7rs. General Passenger Agln-. O.
Depot. osjerstur-b. ~
p CHaru.y. Ve7-ennes. Vt,
General Travelling 4 gent frr Sew In ...
trril 81. lsf2. "-n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
WASHINGTON. Lnlv Oath.

WASHINGTON. July oath.
The first OF September is determined on as
the day, on which the internal tax goes
into practical operation, Collectors and
assessors will be appointed before that date,
which is officially proclaimed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
g g 3 6. T, Eos Is
[asZKI.gsIiSuk,Y
! NEW DISCOVERY.

: NEW DISCOVERY.
yfrHE Asca-idcs or Pin worms, The reu-v'. '
: which ht- ever bailsd The skin -. tl-
eminent - -riciar s, and universally -.rslirr-a
them as rev ui tee reach g medicine .are sH'i-.
expelled f.Cu the huU7n -ys'Cm tr '." ''
Dr. p. &. Couid'- ii" ~ ~rnn svv'-r
{ Cure WGrrGut.d 90 srrrr oT'-.
RsFcf aford,d ~ Grrnfr 'aur F1.r-
This Syrup Is purely q Vegetable T-rTsrs-
and harmless with the youngest child
SYNFrous.-Iateuss itching, biting AMI t-s-ls.
10 the lower uart Of the rectum and about The -e-
often mistaken .or the piles) lis7greeslIe seoE'
tioa in tho episastris region or lover part at t--
bowels restiessness. Wakefulness, s'IrtlrE an
scre lming in the sleep, faintiu- and r1t mfr
quently spssm- or fits
CAUTIoS--The genuine has tie r7--, - N-
e. Gould's Pin Worm syrup blows 20 cash ...
tic his portrait ami lac smile O. his s's1--rr7
in the wrapper
HEBVEY 4 MOORE. Pr--t-.--r-
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN G. co..
AMI Marshall ST., Boston, n. ---..
General Agents ter New Euglscl
Sold in Burlington By A e SPEAR s1i =. '
ROBY & CO.
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RUTLAND 8. BURLINgTON R. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July s, 1892, trains eu raa GO
follows
SO a. r., MAIL TRAIy for Boston, Lowell. |or-
cester, Bellows Falls, keene, Fuclnarsh, Brat
tle5cro, Springfield. Hartford, ami New haven.
through 70 Boston o. 514f Ct1zg. of Cars.
1925 A. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIS joy Eutlani, Troy,
Albany, New York, scael5c- liy, ami the W. est.
Through from Montreal @ Iroy ..lo4t chan &c
Of Cas- arrive 90 Troy % s. P Ne, y eE
York 800 P. NJ
Q. 20 P. n, AIsHr EIrREss from Montreal - Nev
York, with NIepsg az. Arrive in Troy az
500 A.. Y, New York 10 30 An, Through 70
Troy without change Of care.
FROM The SOUTH AND EAST TRAINS ARRIVE At 1ua-
LISGION As FOLLOWS.
$50 A. u, Accommodations TRAN from Rutland.
This Train leaves Rutland a. - Ak,
5.35 P. n, MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell,
Worcester, Springfield. Hartford, and New Ia
ven. Leave Boston 20 Az.
5.55 Pm. Express TnAIS from New York at 100
An; Troy, 1880 Pr.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to ell fde principal
points East, South snl West, and baggage checked
through.
z Fare always az low as by any other line.
z. A. CHAPLIN. sup't.
Darlington, IT,. July 2, 1862.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

KINDER HOOK, \. Y, July "a.
Martin Van Buren, died at his residence at
Lindenwald at O'Clock this morning in the
18th year of his age.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

~-ICKFI. OR COPPER, in p cent rclls' nay "e
= had in I.ts 20 suit purchasers at me 49,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
Sewing Machine Improvements

"a herewith illustrate further improvements
adicI o the Wheeler 3 Wilson sewing
machine, namely, the "baiier. device f7r SOW
in. braid or cord upon any kind Of fabric. The
braid o- cord -, is PASSED thr ugh The hole. IS.
Zee cr-r5vins) q the ordinary glass prvs-er, ID
% the mscaiue ard stitched upon the fabric, -.
in tho most elaborate designs without aay 1-evl-
ols bls;ir- rs value BE- best set forth t7 lady 5
land a. flIous
"A new Improvement has i1t-lv been added 90
the Wheeler L Wilson machine (which, by the
ua.. Sc considered long sso O. be Re nearly per-
feet bis any human cCurrivaIce could BED being an
a,t.chmer, for sewing braid upon cloth, silk %
suy material IL any of our friends have been
through the tedious operation Of traidns chilli
r,us dresses they will realize the gree ieiiei that
awaits them Ia this invocation. Tao braid lows
The needle with perfect accuracy taking any curve
desired. 81 that the most irtrcite pattern may be
braided with great zap dity. Every LAZY may
d " POSSES one ~ % Sc lovely chambray morn
IT,. robes. embroidered j. vines and Abyriutas e
white braid, which have heretofore fa-len 90 the
lot only OF the 90 SO industrious aud iugtullus-
For sumner dresses nothing can be more elegant
and becoming. We bail tais improvement As q
confirming riIcnce o. q" o good tine ming f'r
the ladie. one and all. And We may a. wcii IN
oiude the gentlemen, for there viii doubtless be
az immed ate harvest Il elaborate smoking c'ps
ani velvet clippers embroidered with goli braid
Long live the sewing machines - N1.-r11
Amci-1n-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
FARM FOR SALE.

~ Pstsiatn, ST. Lawrence Co., y. T. MI
2snas CLARK offers FOR sole his h"ne isInl' ~
uated one Is from Pctsdam viHise' ~,
-. .07 - /. we'll waterei By never iaii
-, st-ss1,. has on II a small sugar orchard,
vaapr spris orchard, large fac dwelling house,
- - house. and other out uidings, a so.i
faro dwelling house, cheese house. barns s'ed,'
grarsries. &c The farm y IN hish sti'e 'i ci'-
tigation and the buildings snd fences ~ perfect
repair. Forty cows and other sock VIZ '-l55
ain, All s.Earing utensils Esy be hal with
The fsrm. The whole or any part Of the purchase
rron-v. if satisfactorily secured, may remain IN
interest o. long a. desired. Apply to
Is. B. GORDON.
Po,r5am. St. Lawrence Co, y. T.
June Il, 1862. da" i"'li-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

4 MOST convenient Carriage Shed, at The tiFs
= C.Ivioigtic Congregational Meeting-oou
s,Ie. lnquifo o. the Free Press ohre-
ui7 10. ls6l- "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
PHILADELPHIA, July "a

The Pennsylvania R. R. company contrib
uted S5O,OOO to provide bounty for volun-
teers
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FACT FOX THE HILLi0H.

FACT FOX THE HiLLi0i,
Arb YO5r AWARE
That a good No. Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machine, with hemner, can be bought for f'rfy,
Er' dollsr', al No. College Street ?
ARE YOU AWARE
That 81 improved, ornamental bronze Wheeler &
wilson sewing machine, with magnifying glass
cloth prcss-r new style hem mer and all the latest
improvements, can be bought FOR fffyf FIRE dol lars
a. the Agony, No. o. College street ?
ARE YOU AWARE
Ina; superb silver plated No. I, Wheeler &
wilson Machine can now be bought for sirtg fr'
dollars. - snalf case at Ssuenfy dollars. az th
Sewing M,Saine Psrlor, No. 6, College Street
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler 4
Wilson Machine, in full case Of polished maho-
eany, as handsome a. fine piano, and thousand
times more useful can be bought for only zt-s'y
l. Hays. 81 No 6, College Street
ARE YOU4WARE
That the Cheap Machines are played oct,
their sale tor the most part ended, and the gar
retts and auction sho filled with such a. have
not entirely ratified TO pieces
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe .'Lock-stitch" machines nov
take the Universal Lead. and that the Wheeler 4
Wilson arc the sezroFlsjged superiors Of all the
other Lock-stitch machinesf
ARE YOU AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler s W.
son Machine IL 70 any lady who has not got o. e.
ARE YOU AWARE
That the responsible guaranty Of the agents.
GO: W g. g. BEsEnicr, is given With each
Machine and that their prices are as ieir a. at
the factory, snd no caarge fo5 irei n o. expres-
sage
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nnOrS AED EHOES.

As.pE no ORDER, on PLUMERs Pal By
Va JAsTs.-s new invention, and WARRANTED
a, give satisfaction. The Lasts can re seen, aha
III ipcornaticn obtained Of tho sa6scrieef, a. ~;
his secured the right Of Custom Work io' 'H''
''''H'''' A. PROUIY, JR-,
Is. CHURCH STREET.
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Fall and set the Goods & Prices.
Gurlin to VI. NAY 2. 1850
TEA TRAYS.
Gurlin 70 VI

lust RECEIVED by Express, large assort
- ment of Tea Trays. which will be sold cheap
err than ever for cash, at CHINA HALL, No
$50 Church St. S. s. BkOWN.
Burlington, VT, May 8lst, 1862.
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COAL STOVE FOIl NtLt'

"AIbsrian" stove, NJ. - sa'ts'i'
h..t,o.-.s..,,e az hall. which has been IN
,se.ks. r. in perfect ORDER snd su!i i'f 90
.rr.t may be- had a. a basyaip. InquiTe al ih''
nt GO 70 81 'i- =