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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
KEN NEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

rI1HE attention Of the public Is called TO this most
L excellent Of all Liniments, as a perfect ana
speedy cure for all the aches and pains that flesh Is
hei- TO-
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by a sta-nation Of the fluids arising from
checked perspiraton-is cured by a lew Dot'ies Vi
Kennedy's Rheumatic Liuiment-
SPRAINS
Are caused by an ovcr-exten-lon and sudden re-
action 81 the muscle, cured by irw bottles 81
kcnnedy's Rheumatic Liuiment-eqgaliy good ioI
man and beast.
NEURALGIA.
The King Il all plain, 6, caused hy inflammation
of tle u-rve--is instantly cured by lew apphca
tons ul htune-g'- Rheumatic Auiiurut-
PLEU RfSY
De- au Inflammation of the linins Of the ribs
cured 'y lew bottles Of Kennedy kheuuaus
Linimeut
BRUISES
Arc caused by a sudden pressure % the Hesh and
smashing Of The tIssue--i. instantly relieved u5
Kennedy = Rheumatic Eminent.
CRANJp
T. d contraction of thr muscles. caused by sudden
stoppa-r of the nervous fluid which prevents ant
NAL life having free fowls cured by few appi-
cations u kennedy's Rheumatic Liuimeut-
BILIOUS collie
J. caused hv O. neuralgia IN the stomach and bowels
take a teaspooniul Of Kennedy Rheumatic LIN
iueut il warm water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENEs>S
Are caused hy an unnatural dryness q the glands
wet piece 81 flannel with Kennedy Rheumatic
Eminent apply il on going to bed and you Will he
we'll IN the morning
HEADACHES AND THRoBBiNG OF
THE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from insensible Precipitation
lis cured by few applications Of kennedy's aheu-
matte Liuiment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each
bottle.
FOR ANULCERATED SORE THROAT,
You will take one tesspOonful Of the Liniment and
four teaspoonfnls q water Gar-e the throat twice
dav IN a few DAYS il Will be well. This one tea
spoonful VIII be worth dollar 70 You
FOR BRONCHITIS
And ali Inflammation u the throat, tonsls and pal
ate with dry, hacking cough. will dil ute the Lin
iment with four or Eve times its bulk Of water,
gargle the throat, and swallow the moisture Tar
neufr f1ils-
Il Is good Tor TooTHACHE, EARsCHE. ewELLED
PACE and IsFLANAToS u every Kind. Every fam
lis should have fall supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD hENNEDft BOX
bury. Iass. Price 80 cent? sold hy
SeEt. -l.-dGwbm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT
Commencing Mt. 80, 1868.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

TRAINS GOING soUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at N, i23s P. and 500
NAL TRAIN leaves ST. Adams at 6.l5A ", Bur
ln.ton 100 a. NJ, connecting at White River juno
ton aud Bellows Pals with trains tor Boston.
Worcester, &c., and with Vermont valley Railroad
for Springfield and View ORR, arriving in New York
GAy E1rEEss TRAIN leaves O-deusbur4h at 5l5
A. ~, Montreal 40 SGD A. 81, klL-- Point At le-i5
A. D., ior Boston. Toy and New York
tI-Hr E2rlt-- iEAiS leave Ordeusa ur-h az
I-.. O.. ~, NYltfci 90 uI b. ~, i,Hoses ant -
Sis r ~. 3D.. ...- az Boston at 'd j. NJ cir-
ulr.Iuz 90 d. .a- Falls ~ t tleslfe Is q .'f A--
t.l anu worcester and vermont Falies lli.7t al
ti Springfield and Sew Haven and arri ia- n
Ncv NVrs % 81 -r p. g.
TRAIss SONG NoE1H ASD Wzsr
Leave Bor.-1-ton At s.-1 a. ~, il..0 O.. 20. L2j
D.v Esf..s, IRAN leave. Boston ar -..H 4.
E White RIVER Junction a. Ills P. ~ BuriIn-iun
40 i--i o. A. ior Montreal. u-ienshur-h, chicago
aul th "'-ii masking close g. '.i-. 'ttiH---
3iAiL TRAIN. leaves Boston al 7.11 A. N, via Low
cll ana 40 ..lH A.. A., VIA laWrrIcc or ltcilu1 -
Leaves Springfield at 80 A. &c., bellows Fails AZ
80 ?. n, fog 70. Johnsbury, Littletou AMI Bur
Jim zrau. and 81 A ltaus
AccoNauuA1tox TKAlV leaves Mortified Al i.Oi
A. a., AM BJrln-tln 81 .2Si = " for = Adams
NIGHT EXFREss 'rHAiS leaves Bellows Fails 40 = :.
g.. receiving passengers trutu the ermeut VAL
le r T. leaving New York at 500 A n, and from
Cheshire X r. leaving Boston 100 2. H. connecting
a. Nhite River Junction with train leaving Boston
az 1-ui o. n via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave White
River Junction at 80 p, ~, arriving AZ Burlin--
ton al BIO = =, Rouses Point AZ us A. ~, Mon
trea a. lu.p1 A. n, and ugiensnursh lzl5 p ~
Both the Iail Trains connect II White River June
ton with Pas-umpsic Road.
Sleeping Cars attached 70 both the Night
Express Trains running between Rouse's Point and
Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West Tor sale
st all the principal stations MERRITT, So.
St Alhaps. Nov. q. Izsa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.
Gold sold this afternoon AT 1924.


The Worlds Washington despatch dated
lilo P. VI. says Gen. Meade has not been
superseded vet and he may not be at all
though Generals Sedgwick and Hooker are
most confidently talked Of Of as his successor.
The President Is not well enough to give the
subject his attention and It Is possible that
there will not be much delay in the. decision
There Is nothing Of importance from the
army, but the rebel pickets have again al-
peared on the Rapidan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

INV \ ORR, Dec. 1.
The Herdld's despatch from the Army of
the Potomac saysi 1T is likely the army will
retreat towards the Potomac where water is
convenient and supplies more accessible for
winter quarters and instances Centreville as
a proper place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

CHICAGO, Dec. !.
Seventy-eight rebel prisoners escaped from
Camp Douglas on Wednesday night, by dig
ging a tunnel from the barracks to the out
side of the fence. Between 20 and 80 of
them were retaken last night
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

The GROWING piece of the statue of Free
dom was on "Wednesday successfully hoisted
70 its position on the dome of the Capitol
at Washington, amid the cheers OF the spec
tators and the roar Of cannon. The figure Is
made OF bronze, is l9 feet high, weighs Is 900
lbs, was designed by Crawford and cast nv
Clark Mills
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
NV YORK. Dec. 3.

NV INhhf DO. o
The steamer Parkersburg from New Or
leans 23d, has arrived.
The Era has a report from Vera Cruz by
the arrival Of a schooner from that place, Of
the recapture Of Puebla by the Mexicans.-
She brings no news.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

NAVIGATION is closed on the Lake from
Whitehall to Crown Point and the line Boats
have gone into the harbor. The Montreal
commenced her advertised trips Monday
and will run as long as the ice will permit.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

The report that the escaped guerilla cap
tain, Morgan, had arrived safely at Toronto,
grew out of fictitious entry Of his name on
hotel register 10y Wag. The news spread
like wildfre and secesh symTathizers by
scores poured in to pay their respects to the
great escapod,-not a little chagrined to find
that they were victims of hoax.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

The British steamer America, Capt. Mcln-
tyre from Liverpool, Nov. 18th, Via London
derry 18th, mas arrived with y cabin and
l24 steerage passengers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
Cough, and Colds affecting troo,.

viii De speedily relieved and efectuallr --.. .
using these admirable medicines. and ty -
proper attention o. the Directions which are -.
Ell o. each Pot ~ Box
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

The total expenses of the common schools
of Vermont in 1868 were $4,000 Popu-
lation, 3l5,726.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

g In the Missouri Senate, "Wednesday, an act
providing for the calling Of new State Con-
yention was tabled by tie vote, the Presi-
dent voting in the affirmative.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
FROx rHE soUIH AND EAST TRAINS AEEIyE At Bur
LfSGTON A. FOLLOWS.

suu 81. ACCoNuoDATOS TRAM from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland at O0 AN
9 ui p. ~. Passenger Train. Leaves New York 81 Do
80 b. 81 Troy uu A. NJ. Rutland Ills VI.
6 -H FN. MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell. W0rccs
Ter. >pr l-delc, Hartford. New Haven, Troy, Al
hauy ami New ! 1rk. Leaves Boston : 81 A y
New Iork ODD NJ Troy - a.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga Troy, Albany. New
l1rk, Schenectady and all prime. pal points on the
Sew lrs Ceutral and Western Rail Roads and II
formation gwen by
P. g.. ROWE. No DO American Hotel BlOcE
q Fare always a. low 81 - sny other route and
BaE.age checked through
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11


The Trl5lne's special Washington dispatch
says The railroad and telegraph II in order
to Rappahannock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
BURLINGTON Book Bindery.

VILLA VI SNOIIs
ITOULD respectfully announce thai .-
w pared o. execute al order, W.T.
be favored In the above line. VII care t7-
ness.
OLD BOUkS RE-BOI Nd.
MUSIC. M4GsZIYES. P4WPHLEr,. s-- e..
bound .u auy desired ... .- -.
ACCOCNT-NOJhS uF ALL MINDS
ORDER PAPER RULED Tu AM
PATTERN.
e Orders - mai Nlll receive F..-i.
TERMS REASON BIZ
Address. WI
fUttce over Hurtlu-t as aH'A ~
BurlinEta1 March .f '--
HAMPERS NsltbIs. ls nsee1
III Atlantic N.4tA4.. .,-.-- 49,.
Rec irc-i ~ .N --.''-
Nov O.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

NV YORK. Dec l.
The report that Gen. Meade has been su-
perseded is premature.
No doubt a change will soon occur but
few persons believe that the next chief will
be chosen from that army,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
NV YORK, Dec. l.

NV YORK, Dec. 1.
Gold sold to-day at 1853.
INV YORK, Dec. 5.
The Times Washington despatch SAYS
The contest for the Speakership has ceased
to he exciting. Coliax has it all his own
way. Letters from officers in Gen. Bank s
army SAWS that large quantities of cotton are
being daily discovered by accommodating par
ties in the interior of the State. The owners
are anxious to sell it.
Preparations are teing made to remove
that nearest the lines to the river for ship
ment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

COOLEST YET.-The thermometer Sun
day morning marked s. and could hardly
have risen above 10 at any time during
the day. Next morning it stood at 10 : with
q south wind.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
DR. MATTISON'S INDIAN EMNENAGOGUE


DR. MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE
y This celebrated Female Medicine
- is DESIGNED expressly 70 both MAJ
III risd and siHgis iaties. and j. the very
6A hest thing known for the purpose. as
4frSA 70 viii bring on the month"; tickHes
As~<|A IN case, o. obstruction from aEu cause,
hfcTfi and after all other remedies Of the
E-r>t kind have been tried In vain. II
81 sllsA taken as directed. IL will cure anu
~ case NJ NATTER HOR-o BsrINArE and
Ne,Ter-N IL & also perfectly safe az all times.
rrFlfry = IL Is put up In bottles " three
a w n different strengths, with fun direc-
= n ~ uous iur using and sent hy Express.
81 - .llA closely ssalfd, % al parts OF the
z%zs<s PRICES-Fuu strength. SO. Halt
strength, s., Quarter strength. -
per bottle. y b.->ume are cured ~ the weaker
while others may require the stronger preparations
the fun strength l. litrag- me best. - sent ht
Express in a sealed pacAa-c- 90 receipt of the
price ry NAIL.
~ RLNEMBFR-Thss HlefiriHe is Destined sr-
0't f9r OBSTINATE DASts, ir1f-t OF other remedies
or tf Kind hare aicd 20 cure also fsqf o. o. rra,f-
~ U -- ercHfr4 IN EVERY Resp 90. o. me lri-c iri
hs -.-aafsf.
- BEWARE OF INVITATIONS None seuu-
Nt ans warranted. unless purci l-cd On eoflr OF Dr.
" .t l.- REMEDIAL INsrITU ~ FOR social
f-0sHIni1ai1fi7Ie f.r lff.s t-isiinq 90 remain
a. 'at rify starf iisie for t-sa.aeHf
WORD or CAUTION.
- Immense sums 81 money are paid O. spiud-
Ati -- Nuteh- annual WHICH f- rIH0u-r
1ng o. lhi, come lr.u trusting rifh1Hf iHg1i ~ O.
mon who alike destitute u honor. character 90
hill- md whose oi.Ig recommendation .s their owl
las. AID c1trlta-lut assertions PROSE OF item
.ff- go. HAlt Na. fH at.4. l4 position bel O. take
D. mans wuft uTffr- uhaf his prsfe'isiaas are .
MANI INQUIRY .-it viii cost you uutliu-. and
may save on mary rcsfst>, fHr. rs advertising
ph' slclaus IN nine cascs cut % ten bogus there
= np safety IN trusting GHu IF tam, unless yuu
know uAo and t-r1f they are
- lr. NJ will send FREE i.v cncIo,in. Oh,
stamp for postage, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF
MlMtN, aud on PritGfc diseases generally. giving
iGll Information, tft fts most uHdqubfed rsfe-sures
0ne tesffm0Eiais without which advertising pht-
slcan u MEDICINE Of TINS kind is deserving OF ANY
CuNFIDENCE WHATEVER.
q DR. NJ l. regularly educated physician OF
twenty years experience, ten Of which were spent
IN an extensive genea pr1cfice until, ~ reason d
declining health, he was obliged 10 relinaui-h that
ana adopt the spsciIfV to which for the last ten
years be has devoted his irhois attention.
q Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
our name, town and state, PLAINLY. and direct L.
DR.. MATTlsON,
No. IS Union Street. Providence. RI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
For Wounds. either Occaisoned by the
BHyOnet. Sabre or the Bullet.
Sores or Bruises.

To which every Soldier OF Sailor are liable. there
are no medicines 50 safe, sure and convent rt
Holloway fi-ls and Ointment. The poor Hl1- FL.
and almost dying Sufferer might have his v.ua#.
dressed Immediately q he would only provide t--
self with tins matches Ointment. which Shout .a
thrust into the wound and smearet all r.t
then cover with piece u linen from hf. E1Hs.
and compressed with handkerchief Iaa.l-r.-.
and morning SIX or eight Pills, O. c-ll tL- .r-.-
and prevent in1amuatlln-
Every soldiers knapsack and Seamaue .-..
should he provided with these valuable Rene. -s
CATTION.-N1ue are genuine unless -.-
words " Holloway. New-A ork au- I -.... a-.
ceruahle a. Eater-mark in every lear .f-H.
Of directions around each pot o- I.z -le -sr.e
bee plainly seen hy holding the -sa. @. -.. ..--.
handsome reward VII be given 2. AZ. -r
D. : such iuf rmarIuu as VII leA. O. OH.
alr party 0- parties ruu1rsrts--I-- o..
veufin- the same. knuyin- tleu. @. 't -aa-...
- Sold 90 the Mandatory ut ir..a--r
way SD Maiden Lane. New y Hr-. and
l.-rt1h.r Druggist ans lCl er- 10
throughout rHe civilized world. 'r 'aK-- l- -
o. cents and
Tue-. b.. Considerable saving ry taA-u- --- ...-
sizes
p ff-s--l o. -er the guidance ~ 1'-
esrrl r. ,r are affixed o. each box
DealcT~ IN NV well known mtdl.Iu.'
can have SHOW Cards. Circular. A.. ,.l.
FREE GF NPEN>E. nv addre~>Ius
THOMAS HOLLOW AZ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

commencing nov 81 l7n5s trans WILL fur a. iol-
lows
LEAVE BURLINGTON
s.30 An. MAIL TRAM, for Boston, Lowell, Worces-
ter, Bellows Fails, Keene Fitchburgh. Brattle-
boro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy
Albany. and New York arrive In Boston l5 P
n; Troy flP - New York 80 Pm.
7hr0uyh 10 iTrOy end Boston ritSouf Change
Of Cars.
41rM ENFREss TRAIN for Rutland, Troy, Al
bauy. New York, Schenectady and the West ar
rive az Troy 81 n, New Y0rk by Hudson River
Railroad next morning.
DO o. b. MIGHT ExPREss from Montreal 70 New
York arrive IN Troy - a n; New York , IS Il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

THE attention Of the public Is called TO this most
/ excellent Of all Liniments, perfect and
speedy cure for ali the aches and pains that esh Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

LARD OIL LARD OIL
A FEW Bbls Of the best Winter Renderel L'--
y oil, Tor sale 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

ALMANACs FOR 1854.
- A TWATER'S Vt Directory.
n WaltOn's Vt. Register
The Illustrated Annual Register
cold Farmers Almanac" BY Robt = iA'-
"Leavl'ts Farmers Almanac
" The Christian Family Almanac
"The Baptist Almanac ,rrrE
Revived and fer sale ~ Z 4 -
Nov. y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

WE HAVE Just opened box OF reai
ENGLISH THREAD LACES, tns--c--
worth twenty cents per yard, which We ofe- O. o.
customers 81 the low price o.
I2 CENTS PER YARD.
Call soon or you lose EN- A.
Oct q. 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

English * American Patent Medicine.
Hr u. s .1-. E.s.Hrl..Hr. F...s
rHrty o.. g.
rHr B. Tarr..f WATEGrT rN ST
b E r.r.-.r MONTREAL. I p
1E.Er-L A.ry-- TOR FaiLGvly-- Al r-.y-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

>TEA " " EEkLY To
-. 50 LIVERPOOL. touching A.
.aLS. = - QUEENSTOWN. CORK HAIR
slszAslssz.&zs B0B.I The well known steam
err of the Liverpool, New YORK and Philadelphia
steamship Company Intended O. SAL as follows
CITY OF NEW YORk. SATURDAY. lee. d.
tTNA, SATURDAY, Dec .e.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, saturday, Dec -6th.
.a4 every succeeding saturday, AZ Noon from Pier
q. Ncrth River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE ~ GOLD Oh Irs EQUIvALENT ~ CTRRENCN.
FIRST CABIN ssnaU STEERAGE $500
do O. London. $50 DO 10 London. 81 ,lli
DO O. Paris, $50 DC O. Paris, 5000
'' Hamburg. 5000 o Hamburger %
Passengers also forwarded O. Havre Bremen t.
teriarn Antwerp, &c, 81 equally low rAtes-
tares from Liverpool or Queenstown lst Cabin
So 81 sos Storage So. Those who wish to send
for their friends buy tickets here these rates
For further Information apply at the Compsny's
Ofhces.
JOHN G. DALE.
Agent. Il Broadway. y. Y.
H. y. DRURY. Burun -ton-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

NEW GOODS.
WE have returned from Market and are now
w opening the richest stock Of
ROGERS & BROS. PLATED GOODS.
New STYLES Of Tea Sets, Casters, Fruit, Preserve.
Cake, Card and other Dishes, Spoons, Forks La
dies, Pie and Fish Knives and most all kinds Of
handsome Plated Goods.
JE w r LRY.
Handsome Jewelry in great variety. Gold
Watches and Chains, long and short Neck Chains
and Chatelaine Chains, Gold and Silver Thimhles
Scarf and other Gents Pins and nearly all foods
in the line Jet Ear Hoops.
CLOCKS.
Round Gilt Clocks for Churches, Office and Count
ing House Clocks; Marine Clocks, one and eight
day Clocks, Alarm Clocks a and full assort-
ment.
TIER ETERS
or several sizes, some that 90 low enough f,r
Montpelier, Island Pond or DoWningviile Dai-y
Thermometers RazOrs, Knives, Scissor and Table
Cutlery, Brushes, Ombs, Perfumery Soap. &c
Silver soap, Ladies Pumice Soap LuBin's soaps
and Perfumes. Windsor soap. Gold Pens and PEN
ellis, and great variety Of Fancy Articles at
BRINsMAID'S old stand. Church Street
Nov. IL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

BECAUSE.
..lt|.a -,.i,lt. O. che hardest per-, q VAS r-
-H It enables the Washing 20 be done in one third
Jess time
a-i.-It saves it. -..t ly. saving the C.athe..
4ta.-lt helps o. WASH The Clothes a. well as DRY
WE BELIEVE 1T ADVISABLE TO
PROCURE A PUTNAM WRINCER.
BECAUSE.
4st.-Ihe Rolls nsiu- ~ Nulcaui1ei Rubber. will
lear bot and cold water, aul Will neither break
r-r tear ~ buttons
-nt-pur Improved Method 90; Fastening the Ruh-
beg O. the -aait secured o. Us uy Letters Patent
3rd.-The frame being of iron. thoroughly -alvan-
iced. all danger from rust is removed. and the La
lility o. shrink swell. split, &C, 81 unavoidable
iu wooden machines, Is prevented
fth.-lhe spiral springs over the Rolls render this
Machine Seli-A 1just.u- so that small and large
articles, as well a. articles uneven 10 thickness,
are certain o. receive uniform pressure
5th-4he patent iassenin- by which the Machine Is
t-hteued o. the tub. We believe % be superior. 10
simplicity and efficiency. to anything Yet offered.
6th--It viii wring thoroughly anything from
single thread 70 bed guilt without any slterS-
ton whatever.
7th.-No thumh-screws or complicated fastenings 70
wear out OF get out Of order II can be fastened
frmly % the tub in q single second.
We have thus presented our views We ask
one 20 sccept or adopt them without proving their
correctness. To those who doubt, II such there be,
say
TEST rss PUTNAM FRTvGER
Test il thoroughly test II with any, all others
iu every posi- BE manner and decide Tor vourse YES
Take one, Try It on washinEday, and II not entirely
satisfactory, return it,
4 GENTS WANTED Reliable and energetic men
y literally dealt with.
For terms, and method q sale, address
; CNORTHROP,
New Milford. c.
Fer sac By MATHEWS s BAxTER.
oct alta aap3n
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NE ROO rs.

Ew Il % d n - A
CEN Butler in New orleans. - fa'''
VI pages W., cloth. s.-,..r ~
Peculiar" A tale Of the Great
Epes Sargent so pages, y Fo-, cietn- r.-.
- Good Society" By Mrs trey. Zap
Mary Lindsay" by Lady Emiiv :.
a. Twice Lost Paper cover
Fatal Marriage
MARY Dcrncnt.
THE ueiress- .--.,,,,.-nN,s
Received at III
Nov. =.
TO ARRIVE.
* A Bushels Of Onions before the 1oen wv
ZCO sale cheap, Al prtpCF-S
nov. H.
GAPE COD Crsnberries. Just receive, pcr-s-
Nov. sth-
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MACHINE THREAD

DEST quality for sale st the
ID SEw1SG MAcHINr FAzLoE.
Free Press Bl -'--
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NEW lot % those b-4utifu esri Phst0E-a-
n and ambrotype sopies " hne ensrav.esS =
Oct lg1h Music st,-s
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THE Fine place at the corner Of Man ane l-
4 S+-ee- r.eertlv owned ft Fsrrand y Eenc,
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March 5. is6L
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
Organization Of Congress.

The representatives to the ensuing
Congress being all chosen, excepting
from Maryland, West Virginia, and one
vacancy in New York and that in Dele
ware, movements are actively on foot
by the several parties and segaments of
parties, with view to the organization
Of the body. In little more than a
month hence Congress convenes; mem
bers have already been here on recon
noissance, and they are coming and go.
ing almost daily.
The names most prominently mention.
ed in connection with the Speakershir
are Messrs. Cox and Pendleton, OF Ohio;
Mallory, of Kentucky; Blair of Missouri
Colfax, of Indiana; Washburn Of Hi
nois.
For Clerk, the present incumbent
Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Thomas B
Florence, Hon. Philip 3. Fouke, Col
Cornelious Wendell, Hon. James Buff
ington, Hon. S. @. Fessenden are, il
cooperation with their several friends
working to reach the desired goal.
Those men represent every politica
shade. Indications are that the sever
al parties will be very strenuous in tn
support Of the several representatives o
their peculiar policy. thereby producing
protracted struggle for the organiza
tioD. If the Kentucky and Maryland
men reflect the wishes Of those frou
whom they come and not bend to radi
caliSm, conservatism will triumph ant
abolitionism will stand rebuked befor
the nation.