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Symptoms of j Diseased Live.

Dam in the right side, under the sis: Of
i the ribs, increase on pressure; ,omstims
the pain j, in the left side; the patent Is
rarely able to lie on the left side; ,on.tin1
the pain is felt under the shoulder bl,!=,
and it frequently extend, 10 TIE top Of II:
shoulder, and is sometime, mistaken fora
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the bowel, in general are co,tise. ,on:iiHie'
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his feet are cold or, burning, and he CON
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his spirits arc low; and although he IS ia'
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yet he can scarcely summon up foTtiil1s
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remedy. Several Of the above symptoms
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25
News of the Week.

By Telegraph.

NV 1oRE, Sept. 4ith
The Tunes dispatch states On good author
Itv that Gen. Gilmore mas rendered his re-
siCnation 70 the President because OF dIsA-
greement between himself and Admiral Danl-
green. The President will not give up Gen
Gilmore and Admiral Farngut mas
been approached with proposition u as-
sume command Of the naval force 81 Cl.ar-
lesion.
4 letter TO Times dated on blard re from
sides llth inst snys. The navy mas mol eii-
gagged the rebel work. since iucs. ulg C..
The firing has been confined o. "a ivw r0-nd-
tired from johnson and MoultrIe At the cap
turcd Forte Gregg and Wagner. Ice prlr
oners including the officers are still wltDm
the furt : fag Of trucr sent 0ut yesterday
brought the intelligence from Lir4.. Preston
that be- and he sAcsrs wen vel treated anu
a. comfortable Is the CIRCUMSTANCE wu4lI
p.ruiit.
Beaurcsard J3ok tie opportunity % send
ing threatening uessgsr u Admiral Dali
green, that he would place tine unilu prison
er- on the IaIHuet oi Sumter +. tle navy
made j; an object Of tre.
Admiral Dsnlgrcn replied, witt a- much
dignity q the nature Of the cas- w1uia I-s
,.iy, tina; il he (Be4urecard) should r--.'r- Gu
such g he4theni.h mode Of procedure. then
be might iJok al the same hour Tor rebel
prisoners TIED 10 the outer surface a. the
mont re turrets. II is though, -He answer
Of the Admiral viii do much t0W.l- h-iu--
ing beauregard u q sense Of tn rules a'
civilized warfare.
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. .;-.r.
TN YIN O''-4''
lar OF Secretary Seward 10 or ministers
and cc.suls- dated Aurus; loth. gives de-
:,
'-'4e- 3''o-H' o. ''ie
order 10 show the European governments
thst they were mistaken in their hasty
;,,3,..-- tho. -to -op.rlion csnnot ~ suh-
=,
uce' anu 'le I non inal'i'A ii'eI' VI ~"
Grd ventures n further predictions an gives
o c.Ir1 and ar,,-.te resD-,s oFrniIitarv orcr-
~,
7'As u ''i' III ~
li'r7 trsa-- g. decided success. lie cl'ses
ss flIIov-s
tul loan D. pure ia7cl al BAR ~ ,''-i ,"H
cliiZ.ii-, 20 Int average ralt ni S4--'y,v'"'
1fut- O'id - IL IL our market nj - 10
-. DE- Do ne insu frcciionaTt region j
e'--i-l.nis l--'H' i'tt cent premium.
livery iA-li gent por- = nl'ckace-' Neslr--
90, l3t- ~ i'lt national l'rct-. IN,
t--- 90 t'- pr l-cIr1 'nitceracY j. divided
,'- A.--i--lpf! All the iori'neaiiln- on
i-- a-AA- are % our L,lilF, an1 ~ ---i' .
Ia--.lis- y tat national Lett-
hi7-5n'i- N-htucAs DcsWa5t, = siAi-
AL sia'e sta e--saTpJEt the oF GOV
er''n'' 49, 'i--75l'l nee ALREADY IL e'n'eh-
''n o'4aiie- me gradual ai,'i4'i1A @. siA'e-
=. O. take ei-tc- q, ,h. expiration % seven
ran 90 -'-5 % Isn--'77l- x '-!'-s o.
e"s,H--' -.s i7,. ana 7'lii-- N'I--
SHiei!AA' d.. % ALss-ss'IIi az A@i- o.
L'"l'i 'l'-' VIII s-A l.ieI ATse ei'ies' laI' ol
Al-'li M an ~ "hoie se-c. al o. 'ielFgl4
anu ooItA Car'-lna, ano n lncjnsiaeTa1it
part oi tae ci-sl D, Florida are held 10y tlr
"l'e1 o'4'es- Inc lneufgents win the
= ''Ts "i-gi- 'hf5 no" ho!a IL defiance OF
IN PRESIDENTS Proclamation are now crow
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90 so-ciArn. 'fle'ic, sal
.4.s Jll zu.lslIt ru
I as..-n' uiiEr4 ,i.tIu -. z ,lrl d
trrr> rr7 water .c,-u- Inside ..tt ve
M .',vai u.ll leland H. 81
re- .l. ,ei.lln. ye l. Z. ..- -,e. ID ma oJrne-au'
yra nHu be- aH.- o, tins Do out. ,zo,rt d,
uir - .s t- --.-ll 30 win>kev"
There is IT. one e.. -he New YORK regiments o.,
MORN Island, udi character named NJ -s
U lie by, Sho h4s Frequently relic, cd the mono
oHy Of camp life BY soribbl.ng songs on al sorts
VI SItlecis.
O. e jet erort was song, advising AdmirAl
i''-re to ~ Lulne, aud warmly esp,usih..
.- r,ss u Ain re- d JoAt aid the frmer
rHlaa der II the irui,-ciiis These vers.ys b..
ntt ga .utG-d n -one nysteriocs rasune- TO hsve
2. u'ed O. ry--ular sir,et balisd form, and ihev
Strv su.u IA the hands OF nearly every soldier
tlr Der singing then with intense and uproar-
iIas Itlsh 10 an Old IRISH ar, slightly altered.
winch y Reilly taught them.
Al last the song sttrscted the attention of some
naval 1fhcers who were ashore on visit. and they
having mentioned the matter to some army staff
ASSOCIATES . Reilly WAS 81 once placed in Gun
nnemeAi, with a sixfy-four pound shot at each
heeL lie tAkes his punishment good humoredlv:
compares himself TO Calico, IAN ould COCK that
Wa tortured for telling the truth and Is AZ
present busily writing an appeal in verse TO Sec
Rotary Stanton. transmit herewith printed
copy Of ms song:
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NV I JIM
a Morris Island letter ot gre ID. -.-,.-
thst the health OF the troop j. 2, -.. e- .
Gilmore mas ISSUED % genera
so days furlough O. pIIyate-
tlngulshed Themselves ID tire reo.u.
Inev are not % exceed = par On
effective force Oh the Island anu o..
commended by their Colonel. +
ttr occupation OF Greg and
re.,l- nave been exceedingly n
savage They o. not allow 4ea
Tc8cv.
Prom dawn T. evening tars
thtir hre over Gregg non t.,i .-
ana jane Island 1attrri-= iae.
fIcird upon us no damage since t.,-
Capt, Baker Oh N edne-Ial. ! - ..
AMI Jay upon Wagner, 54i tars D.. , p ..
admirably constructed w0rk, ami -.,.i .,I -
anu -af, bonn ',-prJJi. tllat Do lI,, wei ..-r.
bv their mlssels Since I-c-la. ,,u a
Twelve deserle-s nave COME ID Ion q mr-
lzlaul lel1uEIuE ms,ts {. Drll-ls Ir-i-
mtn,s Iue1 REPORT continued GI-.tli7.4c-Iun
among the men ana desIre % ESCAPE l0m
tu- service
They state that tac rebels are b-ulin.
several new batteries uu Williams Island
aslyr Mouitrir anu Bee. command s1, c..a-.-
nel 70 the city.
Additional baiterie- are are also being
constructed between johnson and the CITY.
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PHlLADELPHlA. Sent. Is


The Press Of tins city has the ll8wm-
intelligence frOm the Army OF the Potomac.
The whole army wac unexl ccteily IN ms.i.i.
YESTERDAY Our army Will mot ave &. .,.t
On tbs slde OF lite hapiuau. FL ,wl ui,
our soldiers had u lNr VII any Il .- a..
II would lave attracted LIZ ascent o. r..
enemy who would have prOoerdo4 %
ns upon the discovery OF our Position
Fitzpatrick made several ieints acr,.-
hapldan but II wss so1n maze evident
he could not hive a moment on In. ,,ti,,..
kesterosy the rebels erased the Rsuiuan
near RacoJn Ford and drove $50 u our a.,
AT the post away, but the regiments ui ..u
cavalry disInOunted and armed with revoN-
ing rifles drove the rebels back in eonfusi,,n.
We lost in the encounter about 80 men.
hls morning according 10 an important ru-
NOR the rebels crossed the Rapidan again g,
haeoon Ford IN strong force and captured
$50 men OF New York cavalry regiment.
The rebels hsFe strong position or the
Rspidsn but no great force.
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"" 4H--. -. d. TO-.
a., a,4'-q ar',r- air- t. p.;.aI.,
o.. ..,. g.. 80 Irit2a
s,.te- ..al IA- >-c-. il ..r,-
aiiHra eally Yesterday afternoon
t.iislr.- ,iuu. ctU4.t -.il. q, l..a..i..- D. .
.'.-l r'.'al L,s- 4IJrI . o. .-. ..-.....t. d.
MI % Itlc IL iul at 10 itir- .r...l.t..
a--se 1 Il. trIlly VIE, .s ---., .s ,.-
.-'ule-. dlo iJIc,s cJl-I-. % E. a4.
hnie cup. LJng-treri uatIu. -ac .st d.
aid %, B.asg numhvllnE o0,UpU 90. y .-
= II -1ah1lns tlie repO. L. ". e. e. .4.l-s
L. army J scOuts may .-.I., .....
s-4te TSJpe Az al 1esvI.eJ 80. ....t. s.c.l.,r
having only Nngiliaus w., wit L. al
eir ..eld Vii no. tcnl uut OF t..lr .tsl.
Gen. Meade Il slil O. inciae @, r.i- -i..r-
oence III the Eep1rts rrceIy,l Eis l5..-
ment wac neleiy reconl ,.s.t,..- ia
fOrce. Though additional pJa1oia. s-,
being laid, and several more e.iru-
art likely To follow the End, We, On, Rsti-
dan will not be crossed nor vii any a.1-...-
eve movement be made without verv ds,i-
mite Idea Vi the enemy'> depletion. We
therefore expect another period OF ouirt.
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-hL| lN-as sept
The Herald WasAiu-clu dispatch -ay- the
agents OF the Sanitary Clmul--iHu during
tle late invasion Of Penn-ylyaaIa and Mary
l4al VINO have ever since been cuGnel 90
Libby Prison Gt Ei-u .a1 arc ae .,.-
~e- mex SATURDAY,
iae IfH=s al-p4-ca sly- au .-e. D. t-.-.-
--l1ei III certain AI-. AMY 1a--,-r- .r-e
-.-t 1. & bllS %. Lee IS .r-, .,-E.e- 3D. .a-.-
ar kichmaua Is gong d wu -1e 5-.
Tenn. ana ". h. f. G. su
t-leral burnside. Z mi ID.
aa. Ll-eclaus lee considered e- .f-.-
uuc IL tuc pr1-lngatlJu % tueir JET. dal4 g.
ATTACK ~ right sngir- O. H. Il I-s bold ana
desperate stroke and sl94-a ~ EicIu .u1
&. tire rchel- il II succ,-1uC % a4z B 81.
.aii uy Gcu. Eose--au- telu- uI. .-1a-.
Brr- win division corp. wade ..--t-
port. B4rn-ii- with t1e res- aI l-a-i.-
Fighting H--r GrernyiL- a- higher ul. Ore.
VALLEY d possible G=u. Lp-ecau- IRE -....
interior lines Of 09th Lee ani Brig.
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1900 ~ -'H ----'
Gen e j. Eic.ards1n wac written boz Lib.
ir-.-.--. ,..--..,,.r a-,.-5 n II
-'E .acr .i bavIr1 IavlJrl. ~-rr. D. d.
l.. . .- ....l-..-
Ey ilte Gen. Eichar.l.ou
-.'-
--ro-- '-- u.ig -. gees @,
$50, lat' Aal. u'-- Elcl..i-.-..
t-- tau's e. as sterling
Ir sill lckn wye -.- -le
t --- : r-- l.ao. @. g fam, nu'
i..- DID a- ma, al- L-f
..r An CAT appreciate 81 lll.-
-''e--
-l. Alliesi ls'it ana tie 20 ILL.,
- i -r- ever c.r' ~. and can- u-- rler-
i'i- r'- ,e-7-e-- v-' ne suI.e.-- CHA
vas c-e1-. -eHrou- an -s---rcaeH-
7'e --i7 81. -u--i-'-
ZEAL rh''
---e-' 10 lurpo-
-i-'t x % eieTs -ltf,
.-- 'lr- 'i % a.. tne- ir' .-
--l @. Ms N-fA Win 60 -r-1 $50. e--
I'-'' N- "A- rN'le.i ii AZ he u1es-1 a-
-' 'Iei'E't i1-I-ei --
i1f '..-1 IN ths ll-u 80 .-res.stit-.. --.-.
AUG ---. -' me- I-i4---sl-n-s itl-eTf
-'.-.-- a'l- 20 ine r-t,, srd un-r-- g.
'i' '- Eprcs-e- DE manhood -ne
p" i A---'l- could apP--s-1 In, --- So
'-'-'' Nr--i-e 49, rllccrr i------- r
H'-.-' A''- %. A--7,-i1---ie rep ~f 7a Cd
H' 49, reg 'i-ei = ever s1!llt9 a-- OF
~ t''Ie-cs :! LIS consi4eF1-', -.f .e.r
tH'. AZ i,l' 5he At '.'-''-l IN trrl- lily
anu s'4Dueai oi DE- cisr4-ier 4'ssas-.- al
VAN pTeieils oi g. pa B. and SHOW h.. recognized
greatness oiil .! '- worth Ni'h manly inde-
nleuoe ol thought ~ aciiol-. u-',s- urtaue and
iti''.al 70 hone>' u Terrence Of opinion. but
'.aTitss ID me * preston % ms Own.
Inc ma e k'ndne-a O. ni- hesrt male lin, Jue--
an anu charitable Tie loosei ~ the world
through a's own uu>e-nsh nature. trusted 70
thAi integrity 20 other, which was but coun-
ierplrJ OF n-ri=s..
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spiked his guns. In the mean time the reb-
el gunboats cane down snd captured the
Sacren. Franklsn's cunboats and trans
ports entered the Pass just in time to
Sc ,be !us- " the brief action.
One or ty,, soldiers escaped from the Cliff
ton and swan towards Franklin's transports
and were {. ken on boarj. They say there
was not a man in tie afJerpart OF the Clifton
who was not killed or wounded by the rebel
FIRE. Those remaining on board were Of
course taken p.isJncrs-
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NV lOAhi otE-' =
The Herald's special Washington der
patch sayz advices from the front repoT; al
fairs comparatively quie; along the lines to-
day. During the Day the headquaTtert %.
Gen P!easanton and Gen Buiord were
Ehelled bat without effect. The enemy i
believed to be strongly posted along the Ra-
pidan and g general engagement Il anuelpa-
ted. Our loss thus far in killed and wound
ed amounts - about 200 and is confined %
the cavalry troops alone Last night a de-
tachmeni Of rebel cavsiry made rid upon
q wagon train short distance from bealtJn
Station capturing several sutler- wag ns
heavily lladed with yal4a1.c = DE- ard O.
number Ji prisoners.
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Tho Holds despatch dst-i ST. Arm,
Corp Ire Iltn- says u De- tie prevalent fr-
uri tha- -n. ellIcv. j l. hE- u.- a..s...s
abandoned, has entered 90 Oh, ahaul .nu.-.t
ot IL resent -lne OF deiense, and --sea ul
taa- Urged H- JET. DAVIS. after -.a .rs.l--
tiJn VI Manassa-, ~ aicn, il w,l.l -.. r.laenI-
berr1, was gong out o. vi -iuia
altogether ana making stand 1l -a. a.--a-
ern bo.lrr %. North Carolina O4ra-l. B.
iy7iJy 10 follow lIm Wherever he .r-- ..
60 and tsat Him % am lin. %. le..-.
tense be msy -elec,
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IRE Az REMED y
POR REEU3ATIsli. govt. NEURALGIA LUM
BA6O, STIFF SECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs.
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES
HEAnACHE, AND ALLRUEUNATiC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS


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preparation before the IuH-c, o. which tas mos.
skeptical nay be convinced '' single --'.-.
This Linimens VIII cure rapidly sul radically,
RssH1naie Di'oraers oi e' cry kind ana I'D tlol--is
Known 70 fsn
FOB Nr-p.rert 90 ur-.1 .-..-.. .---....... -...-.-
every case, however distressing
IL VII relieve the worst cases Ht --.e 81
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I'.-HA--i- @-a Val ---'
..-.ia f-arr ilsuraieaee az eZss-.. t. men. j.
d. most happy and uuililu-- remedy. Acting .r.-r-
5ol t il,' . Iy s. '' Csc. Il +.
--
ron PILE..--- 4a external re.a,-.. es e.s-a
tlat 10 o. tlt tfN known. a.- F. '.-..e-- ..r
Worla q lro-lce ar equal Lferi victim o.. t-.-
I'll at ll & adlrl Immediate -e.e. .a. b D.
majority 90 ca-.- vil effect rl--.a
.,-., .-- ...-- I'm. . - ...
i mA-isuart an l4a-e-oas. -. ? -
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la 9s.AiSs AZ a. -5tsl'..at E
Tbe worst c-e may bee commerce. f. mis- L.lslt
IN ~. .- 49,. '.5,..
BHUisEs. CTS. |ovyHs s.a-. l-cza iss
GEST' wien u-ea ses.r-H- =. l-ss-.a.. AZ.
sTINes-
DIR. STEPHEN ~ EFT or CONNECT
is known al over ~ tinted state.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

NEW 1OEE, sept. j..
The Herald mas letter from Coriutf. Il
the effect that rebel guerrIllas are very actiy,
OF the Mississippi, keeping our rr,5r- III q
constant watcniulne-s Ihe whole country
Il swarmlng with them. They ar. under
tit command Of r. Chalmers AM Eie..r8-
son. turinta is L. be- held a- o. l.r-
laantnt military post. Mea--res are
p''-i es=lns o supprr-- the c-rrrilts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

Late Paris 4" Fashions say that the colors
still a la mode for dress are those which can
not strictly he said to belong to the prismatic
seilce. All the various shades Of the cigar,
Leaf ier, drab, and slate colors are extremely
N iayUr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

60 John, - sad stingy old hunks 30 his
Erred msnes be wse tskiDg his dirne-. q" &c
you know no" many pancake you've
eaten p No" = Well, YOU We eaten
fourteen - We'll said John, taking
hold sfresh. - YOU count and will eat ="
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

Army oF rHE pa
sept lot.
The enemy contests Geu. Pira-n
her advance on tine south nus DID,.
d4u.wItH strong force n' caval
and infantry aIlrl p. strong
ana life pie Considerable, -mrI ..
inS occurred 90 karoon Ford yr,.-.l
oul 49, WIZ slight aul our rr.,-
euleJy ou Jui- side nl tlt river
Iae Times Washington ai-lat
c,mulssary ana qu4rterma.j,.- ..,-
Narreutou. Bolton am Nlau4-,l- a.
being removed To- Alezaul. Iii. ou- %. ta,
react Of rebel glerrillas
IL Dr. reported t.-nI-lt that % re-. avail .t
force. 800" strong, win artlllcr,. l- ia o.,
neigho1rlood OF Hanc1-k Perry. au 10, ~
per Po.omac.
The Rockville. Ind. SHtiue- of the llt.
save that 90 c5n--q uence OF the frequent af-
scondng OF slaye- tr III that region th, far
mers val not nave sufficient nclp % gather
their tall crops
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

John B. Floyd is certainly dead. The
devil ma his dues, bat the galiows is cheat
cd. The devil had better take care Of his
pitchfork, or Floyd will steal it.-LesnsrsR,
Jopr.ol
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

NEv l0EG, Sept. j..
J. L. understood .la- Geu- b4.l-.-r
.. ir-.el 10 Re c'ri.'-ly c-l----,1 wl-
a- l.e present
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

Tie following obituary notice OF tic late
Gen e i. RICHARDSON, wa written boz lis
intimate personal friend, Dr.. Il lay
-.r ..r.-aer o.. bayard Iaylorl. o-rr D. Ir
ts.. .- .lsI-..r