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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ARMY
should not leave the City until supplied with HOL-
LOwaY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. For Sores,
scurvy, Wounds Small Pox, Fevers, and Bowel
Complaints these medicines are the hest in the
world. Every French Soldier uses them Only .
cents per box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

INV YORK. Oct. II.
The H,rGd has the following
Headquarters Army OF POToNAC.
Oct. 3.
The trains have all come in safely, and in
excellent order. Generals Fitzpatrick and
Buford have arrived at the river, and are in
line of battle Our forces are now in posi-
ton IN contest any further advance Of the
enemy. who appear in force, South Of the
river. do not think general engagement
will take place to-day but in this may he
mistaken
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News OF the Week.
BY Telegraph
Special to the Free Press.
MONTPELIER, Oct. l3.

MONTPELIER, Oct. Is.
The Legislature have reelected the Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of last year.
Mr.. Shaw, of Burlington, is reelected
Reporter of Decisions of the Supreme Court.
AL these elections We're r'r0 rooe. no op-
posing candidate being presented.
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Nrw YORK Oct. II.

Col. Nugcnt yesterday issued orders, IN
pursuance of instructions from Washington,
to the Board of Enrolment in the second,
third. fourth. fifth and sixth district, to pre-
rare forthwith to proceed with re-enroll-
mcnt of these districts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

rI'1IS SNUFF ha- thoroughly proved itself TO b
the best article ever known for curing the Catarrh
Cold in the Head, and the Headache. IL has been
found an excellent remedy in many cases Of Sore
Eyes. Deafness has been removed by IL, and Hear
IN. has been greatly improved by It's use IL purges
Fhsslthy action 10 the parts affected. 10 Is recon
wended BY many Of the best physicians, and Is U.s.
q great satisfaction Everywhere.
March 10. 1853 WV
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NEW YORK. Oct. Ia

The rumor- in regard TO movements in
Mead b army are entirely grouhdlc>s. No
movement whatever OF any description has
occurred.
The Richmond NHfDiei of the >th inst.
announces that the Raleigh Standard has
again made it, appearance since moving It's
office damaged hv mob.
The Raleigh STATE Jorradi. which was
much greater sufferer has not as Vet resumed.
TIE potcrshurgh EIpr,ss publishes an ac-
count from a reliable source that Norfolk il
being evacuated 10y the F,dcral- and that
only one or two gunboat- are living oft the
city, and that merely "a corporal guard il
Iclt IN town To do duty.
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MA MOOD:

HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Just Published. in a Sealed Envelope
Price six Gents.
A LECTURE on the Treatment, and Radical Cure
N Of Spermatorrhoa, or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impedi-
ments TO Marriage generally; Nervousness, Con-
sumption. Epilepsy and Fits Mental aud Physical
Incapaeity resulting from Self-Ahuse, &c BY ROB
ERI J. CULvERwELL, VI. D., author Of the Gran
Book. &C.
"A Boon 10 Thousands Of SHf,Ters-'
Sent under seal in plain envelope, TO any address.
PosT PAID, on receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps, by DR. Gil j. c. KLINE.
III Bowery, New York Post Office Box, i5-6-
Sent g2-lm il
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We find the following definition Of the
term s.Abolitionist - quoted from the South
ern Literary Messenger, Richmond publ
cation
An Aboltionist is any man who does not love
slavery for its own sake az divine institution,
who does not worship it as the cornerstone Of
civil liberty. who does not adore IT as the only
possible social condition on which permanent
republican government can be erected, and who
does not in his Utmost soul desire to see IT ex-
tended and perpetuated over the whole earth, as
a means of human reformation second in dignity,
importance, and sacreiness to the Christian re-
lIrion. He who does not love African slavery
with this love i an AbolitlOnist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

tAIRO. III. Oct. l..
Arrivals from below represent that the re-
bells burnt the railroad bridge West Of Cor
NTH and cut the telegraph in several places.
4 large force Of cavalry threatens our lines
between Corinth and Memphis.
A fight occurred on the >th inst, near IA
lem. Miss. between 1000 rebels under Lee
and 1000 federals The rebels were driven
back with a lost of Is OF ~.
Little Rock. Ark. adyiees of the ID inst.
mention rumor that Kirby Smith has joined
Price with considerable force and that
they are moving ON that place from the d.
rrcIion of Arkadelphia.
Guerrillas are committing Outrages ON de-
feuceless inhabitants at Desarc. An Iowa
regiment and 400 armed citizens have gone
to look after them.
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Married.

In Christ Church, Fairfax, ON tile morning 81 the
18th, by the Rev. Or. Hicks. Mr. Rollin Wheeler &"
Miss Mary AdeliA Chittenden.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

APHYSIOLO6ICALN VIEW OF MAR
R1AGE, Containing nearly 5p pages, and l31 line
Plates and Engraving Of the Anatomy Of the sex
ual Organs in state Of Health and Disease, with
Treatise on Sef-Abuse. its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatment-the only rational and successful mode
Il cure, a. shown by the report II cases treated
truthful adviser the married, and those eontem-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts Of their
condition. Sent free Of postage to any address on
receipt Of p cents, in stamps postal currency,
by addressing Dr. LA GROIN, No. 81 Maiden Lane
Albany, y. y.
not tn+h dawlm
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PYRAMID OF FACTS


CRISTADOPO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, Aston
House New York. Sold everywhere, and applied
by all Hair DTessers.
Price, 81, $50 and - per box, according 90 sire
lmdSw Ne. %.
CHRIsTADORO'S HAIR PREsERVA-
TIVE, Is invaluable with his Dye, it imparts the
utmost sonness the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the Hair.
Price 5o cents, g., and per bottle, according to
size. dawly
RANDRETH'> PILLS.-While Brand
reth's Pills are $50 potent fur good % diseased
bodies. they are harmless o., bread The babe at
the brest or the Of ripest years, ami delicate
females are certain 20 receive increase of health
from the U.s., 81 these Pills blessed of Heaven.
It has been said by an able physician. that "thi-
medicine Away benefits and never injuries Where
in i. the .uperiatiy quality The Buudreth Pill
have no power OF action but upon impure humor- r
the blood They seize only the impurities iu and
around the parts affected ~ disease all the parts
involved in diseased actions operated upon. and
cIean.ed from all oulnes,. md refused with Life
hv the wonderful curative powers contained and in
herent Of the most Justly famed BRASDREIR's Pills
Millions Of people whose lives appeared o. be II
the last ehb worn out by fever's consuming fire. by
consumptiou's inslJious advances. by hacking tor
ments Of iufamnatory rheumatism. have been
cured by the use Il these pills. The persons are
living witnesses. and thousands are residents iu
every city Of America. Principal Office. NJ. 81
Canal Street New York
S.,I4 Ia. all rest.e-tal,le dealers In medicine
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NEW lORg, Oct. 18th.
In Ohio, Hamilton County gives Brough,
$500 mai.
In ~ counties Brough has 1916 mai.
gem on last year . ,239.
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BaIrINoHE. Oct Il

BALTIMORE, Oct. Il
The votes polled in Fort Federal Hill yes
terday by the Ohio soldiers were Q for Val
landighsm and ll9 for Brough,
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Tur Dr,n ov rHf GFrrY~HCEG B,rrIr
Fulp.-The arrangements are nearly completed
for the removal of the remains 81 the Union sol
diers scattered over the lGettyshurc battle field,
TO the burial ground which is being prepared by
the several States interested for their reception
and proper burial
All the dead will be dlsinterrcl, and the re-
mains placed ia cofius and buried. and the
grave, where marked. or known, viii bee care
fully and permanently remarked in the soldiers
cemetery
lit j. the intention Of the friends Of any de-
ceased soldier 90 take his remains home for bur
al, they will confer favor by Immediately
making known 90 me that intention.
After the bodies are removed to this cemetery
it Will be very desirable not 20 dislrnuge the
order OF the graves by any removals
DAVID WILLS.
Agent for A. G. Curtin, Governor of Pcnusyl-
wanna.
GErrYsBrne, oct. ., ls6a.
New Mrslc.-Wc are indebted to Oliver
Ditson * Co., of Boston for the following
The Bridal March, by John
Simpson o Vert thou in the chilly Blast
German Song To me the Worlds an open
b ook, Song by Bale I'm lonely since my
mother died, Song by ;. Thompson. Killar-
ney, Song by NJ. ". Bale.
Mr. Chase will not call on the banks for
another So, 900. 600 tins season. The sales
OF the fye-twentics are increasing again, and
he can get along very well now, | thank
YOU
The empress Eugene il IN the habit of de
corating the heads Of her horses with gar
lands Of beautiful flowers. Touching, INST
1t?
\ grand son of the late Martin Van Buren,
was lately saved from drowning by a young
lady who was an expert swimmer.
Punch's advice to Russia about Poland .
Bear, iorbear.
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EAsroS, Pa, Oct. IL.
Forney's Press figures Curtin's majority
at about %. 1000.
FnRrRrss Monroe. Oct. Il.

FUKTKtSS NIONkOk. VtI- II
The transport Fahkee, from Charleston
10Th; arrived here this morning. she had in
tow the guuboat Madge, for repairs, which
was sunk of Frying Pan Shoals on sunday
last. All her men: were saved.
On the night of the 9th another attempt
was made tn destroy the lronsides the enc
my were discovered and driven of. \ heavy
reward is said to have been offered by the
the citizens of Charleston for the destruction
of the lronsides.
Active operations are daily expected
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The Heraifs correspondent with the fleet
off Charleston writes under date of Oct Bird
Last evening Gen. Gilmore sent one of his
grcek-flre shells into Charleston which set
fire to some buildings The fire burnt for
over two hours. There will be warm work
here ere this reaches YOU if nothing inter
feres in the meantime to put stop TO the
work. All things are ready.
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NtM ukh. Vet ~.
The IEraa has the following
NASHVILLE. Tenn. oct :.
We are again i'm communication with
the front Lookout Mountain from which
Bragg en- leayors 10 lombard RoSccran- l.
$500 feet higher than Chattanooga, + miles
distance hv wagon road and les than
miles in a direct line.
Missionary Ridge, where the rebel dis
patch are dated, is about 1000 feet high 3
miles from Chattanooga by road and two
by air line.
Lookout mountain and Missionary Ridge
nearly cncirclc Chattaloo-a which lies in
basin formed hy the mountainous ridge
about IL.
Bragg has ana open communication with
Rome 10 miles, and Atlanta $50 miles dis
tant. whence hc can bring mp the heaviest
siege guns, east at both these placcs.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. -.
Matters are unchanged at the front and
telegraph communication IS uninterrupted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

TO THE TRADE
lust Received and now opened.
800 Yards Brown Sheetings.
Ssn Bleached do
iea Bleached unhleachsd Cotn Fl,nn=ls.
ION striped Shirtngs,
ieo Tickings,
tnst Colored Corset Jeans.
lar Crash,
IOu00 American Prints,
fp0 grey twilled Wool lannels.
-u DO do Cotton and wool hannsls,
5.i Printed do do do
ALSO, A FULL STOCK OF
Double and twisted Csssmeres, Satinets. Hin~s-
hurEh Cassimeres, Fancy do. and Doe
skins Black and colered Broad
cloths, Beavers, &c.
The above goods all bought for CASH and vii
he sold tor the same, at market prices with small
per cent. additional 10 cover expenses Of freight
- Traders are invited to look at this stock. an4
II not cheap, do not buy.
Respectfully, -.
Corner Store
sept. -
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tive operations are daily expected.
Bosrox, Oct. Il.

DVoIVNf VVN' II
A despatch from Philadelphia to the In
dependent News Room saws that Curtin ;
majority for governor will lie atleast 10000
\ private despatch received in this city
makes the Union majority 10000.
\ desIatch at the Merchants Exchange ~
ports the y. Y Hralds correspondent
writes that the two armies Of the Potomac
are lying in proximity TO each other, and
that a general engagement Is daily expected.
1t is said that Rostcrans telcgraphs that me
expects a general attack from the enemy soon
on his right flank
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. @.
\ Fortress Monroe letter of the 9Th TO the
Herald states that the expedition which left
there on the tn inst has not yet been heard
from but its mission will be satisfactorily
accomplished.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

Accounts from Naples states that an adj
venturous youth. yicenzo Borelli, IN explor-
ing yesuvIus. advanced too close to the era
ter, and fell into the abyss Not the first
life that has been lost by going ''too close to
the crater.
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ERuiT. FRITZ, .FRUII.

IsHIE dav received. Oranges Lemons, F:se Ar
| ples, cocoanuts &c, &c., all in good or6e-.
{. l. HART, No. Bank Block.
Aug n -
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CorPERHE,D FINDS MS AFFINITY The
Cleveland Herald reports discussion at Roy
alton, Ohio, between 4. g. Riddle, late
member OF Congress from the Cuyahoga dis
trIct, and C. W Palmer. on one side, and
Amos Coe. Of Cleveland, on the other The
question was lis Nallandigham traitor p
Mr.. Palmer read the following words, which
he aid BE- had been addr, ssed by a certain
eminent person to the citizens and soldiers
Of the United States
You are promised liberty 10y the leaders
Of your affairs, but is there an individual in
the enjoyment, saving your oppressOrs
Who among you dare to speak or write what
he thinks against the tyranny which impris9ns
YOUR sons, drags you into the field of battle,
and Is daily deluglng your country with
blood?
Your country once was happy, and had
the pruhered peace heen embraced. the last
two years Of misery had been spent in peace
and plenty, and repairing the desolation of
the quarrel.
Mr. Coe listened attcntiyely and nodded
approval at every sentence, and at the con-
cuslon exclaimed loudly. That il good
talk" Wen sr,' said Mr. Palmer, with
an emphasis that thilled the hearts of the
eagerly listening crowd, "tiat IS III, language
# BeHedicf Arnold three iceeks after he fed
trembling traitor from Hesi PoiHG"
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TnF RECRUITING SERvlcE.-We published
last week, an important circular to the Pro
vest Marshals, announcing the liberal boun-
-ies nov offered both to veteran and raw IT,
rruits, and directing the Provost Marshals
% appoint Recruiting Officers, at proper
points, without delay. Provost Marshal
Gleason has accordingly appointed the fol-
owing recruiting officers In his District
ChHfcnde7l Couniy.-Gilcs F. Appleton,
Burlington; Clark W. Reynolds, [ nderhill;
A b. Ashley, Milton; Arnold Fay, Rich
mond
GrarT Isle Comfy. - Luther Pixley,
south Hero, Henry Butler, Alburgh.
LaooHe Counfy.-C +. Douglass, Stowe;
Cha,. button, Hydepark Levi /. Smith,
Cambridge; Richard + Parker, Wolcott.
Ori.ans Comfv.-Wm. 6. Elkins, Troy
\. {. West, Newport , Hazcn b. Ladd.
lrasburgh
Esser Counfy.-H W Bcdell, Lunen-
burgh g. W. Hartshorn. Canaan, II. b.
Fry, Concord.
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C0f0rrh Snuff.

DIR. MARsHALL's HEADACHE
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JUDGES AND REPoRTLR.-We learn by tel
graph that the Judges of the Supreme
Curt, and the Reporter, are.re-elected with
a' any opposition.
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\ grand son of the late Martin Van Buren,
was lately saved from drowning by a young
lady who was an expert swimmer.
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BOSTON MARKET.

Punch's advice to Russia about Poland
Bear, iorbear.
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The empress Eugene il IN the habit of de
corating the heads of her horses with gar
lands Of beautiful flowers Touching, INST
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01

s,s.u,hlp City Of Baltimore (Brl Mehcuse, Liverpool
20 JsLa o. pso in. H. $50 p a. u. :. Of sel
buoy ps..d .e,m'np Ems from New.fos .of Liverpool
a. ~. p I g. rom :. Yos ~
ls,h 2;46 p T1 miIs' W. OF csps Race passed o.w:h
tuetr Isht hip about tour points
board Steering toward us showing Amscan ensign We
hss eTo.ins shsa ale tired 'bo,t.s qua bow.
c.s.ins 10 siop 10 Psns hailed and inquired We had
,'." 'y re-. ,ss ..r SsS ."a
iurncd sely procssasd es.t~Ed
Steamship Columbus. Barton Ne~-OTlesns June "a. udss
snd pas. TO sponord ne.on co. June % - ue' ;. T..
u rorss passed big h.nso, ''ssIis W. 9Th lat - o.
Yors The q. made the pa..ass In days snd u hoer'
Steamship Che. pesA. wios' Poo'isnd. mas aid pass
10 IA. Is. Crouw sll L Co
steamer Cay Of Buffalo. Mooaey Philadelphia. adse 70
siesmsr D. Uloy. Phillip. Phladslphl. mdss to J N.
steamer coHsscl. DI-is. Philadelphia. n.d.s. Lopez
sup Au.,rsn. (oldsah Rsisen. Bremen 20 dsy, md...
and 10 s. Ruser Bro. 2ath inst, lat a. lon. 20 g.
Of ieebsrgs on tbi. ooa.t, had much esliu .eaher
snip Wr F,othnyh.m setsou, aa'r- May H. mdse. and
sss quantities Of leo May rs experienced heavy sale
nom " los sad. Has bseo 80 d.ys IRON ths bsuAs
Barb g. Hunt (of Baltimore stafford sasas June ~.
bsi Augustine Cspsp L.Orne. Havsna 10 days, ia bslas
Brs Mountain Lsg-. Brsyton, ManIsnls 20 days. sugar.
&c r. Peters Junr ~ Let 81 !" ion "a ~. spo1s
Mig VIM Mason tof Css,inel, Small. Mstsnras June -
mdse hon pson Hanter June ~ of hatseAs. 'p0Ae
H. \ gunboat san Jarinto.
Bris Pnpoo wass Dr. Of 2. r. Partridge Matsino-
fos u days, cotton t. al d. Brookman \ Co
Bns Ocean Traveller Frse.hy Nue'i's' juno H. moia''
10 Thompson Iinnter. a, .... 49,. 400, .
Hti. r. Dranilnond conway Aspinwan June L, mi'e TO
Hri. SainIio CIai Lsyere Mention 50 days lsmsn' to
order. r..
Big Ada Pur,i. (of Picou 81 Croseup, Gardens June
SEM Eope (of Brruudal Webb, DsrHluds Jane ~ po-
tatoes ard onions 20 Mccall Firth
sonr Esisls tof bfooshsves Van krupt, East hsrbeT
II /, JuIs2l. salt TO master. - ...
schr. damon. PiichuI, Now.lisven. - ....r .t
schr Otbsf Stevens. PToviue-town, In ballast
seir c. u. Mousr, Moilsr, Bo.ton day. lee agi sr
sehI. Dr. haze, kydrI. Bangor days, iuin0eL
Schr Ely Townsend, Smith, New'Hsven. "-....'
sohr " az stsed, Davis Nsw-iiAvsa .|. .ff ..r .
sOhy, gKsssA HEsss pI0ydsRsA esuaS
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HEADeuARTERs PKoyosT AARsHAL-
srrrB DrrRfcr ov Nxw-NoBK No. las 6,h-sv.
The National Corps Of Hensf:

MEN WANTED FOR TIE INVALID CORPS.
Faithful Soldiers o. GOOD chsrstef who from wounds OF
the vessudes Of ipcspasd fer sctiys field duty
sooner dschsrssd Pay and allowances ssne 10 United
States Inuy except that premipEs OF bounty for En'
rrment will ne lowed Joining tls Corps viii not nvsl-
pensions besntes which msy Do due ''r psv
service. 4. $50
III. duties will be chiefly 70 art as Provost Guard. fer
Hospitals other pubEc building aud Is CstsA Ordenes
II necessary they viii be assigned TO Foru ana oss
rsonA = -...-.xo.,
The applicant obtain the Certificate OF The Board %
Enroluisnt Of his Congressional District. .
Tia, the applicant il unh, for service In TIE hef
That be 10 t for TIE duties some Of them indicated
above -, a..
charged.
T. that be IL meritodo7s and deserving
P, th. csuvrLt-nee Of vos the men win be sslsesed
for three srsds, OF duty Those who most eeen aaa
s0e bodied and e.psoie Of performing sa.sd day ste se
will with uIust,t snd assigned TO sou anie OF hs
rot Bsitzaon Those Of the uc1t dsse OF sthciency IN.
eudins those who have lost hand Ami and the LEAFS
effective iucndrf tbste " ho haze oet oes on es otne
eowp.nis. of he second OF Third Baitasasi they vii DO
armed with swords -
Uniforu1--sty Bl.e with Dsrt Elts ThmtnhsA
for Ealis,usat OF fnf.lcr information sppiy 10,
JAMES w. FAIR Board
JAMES w. POWELL. D Of
CHARLES A. LAMONT, )EproVmsht
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pnfulliI.d Predictions -Cen. Kosscrnns
Enterrogstes Aiis OGioers-Wby the Ad'
vance was Postponed.
Iron Oar Special Correspondent.

MUErhEEsBoEO, Wedlo,dsy JVns II, 1868.
Alas ior The uncertainties Of warl Let him that
cares augt for Lis reliability and contistency es
writer ioi the public Iress, strictly abstain from
couectures, prognostications, or positive announce
ments, as TO the probable or apparently certain
events the future bias IN store. Even though they
seem 70 rest Cd firm, solid basis Of factr and but
itile space Of lime pOmses 10 transform them into
ses.blo realities, tie wheel Of easasios 81 which
war preeminently consists, can never DO depended
upon absolutely iOs certain expected revolutions but
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Pxoyo,r-MsRiHALs oFTcx,
Nrxru coxosvssIoslL DIsrRIcT No. CT 3dsv.,
Corner Of East tethrst. }

Nfyrn CoSosxsGosAL District NO OF Sd-ss-,
Corner OF East <sth-st.
The Honorable Corps.-MES WANTED for ne
INVALID CORPS -Ouy those faithful sofdisrs sho Ion
.onns. or IN. Lsdhips OF b, for setss
a. ~ VII h, received 20 thi. CORrS OF EONOR En-
li,tmsL. wall be for three years unsss sooeH
p,y All Advance, sane &C officers and q Tie United
in.p,ry creep, thu premium or eoun', Tor Ln.
nsn.s will be allowed This viii not inysiidse any -"
on. o. bours, which may bs doc for previous services.
The duties -ia ehieay 70 act = Provost Guard, &C
.-.er, Tor Cities Guards ior Hospitals snd ot1ei peoho
srudipr, .ud a. CLERKS ordere NC IL found Dscessary
tA.y may assigned Fora &c en VIC sis ST. 10 tns
s-ryc. snI uusbe perform efsstive ted duty nsJ %
tnserrei iris corps The fslsvnt are ths psscose
60 aiti ols Of sausission TO the laysle Corps.
Tnst N. applicant IL unfit tor service In tue ne!d
TIA, he u the dates 81 sS.ne Of then nac1sse
Ths. Yrot new IN the s~rvios, he has bea heporby
discharged ,
a Tbsth. (, neritorious ana deserving .
For further inorDatsn Apply 70 the boHc
OF Enro.nt for the Ninth Conessonai slsiTet OF 10
X, order Of Col JAMES B. FRY,
Provost. Marshal. General.
CH.s e JENKINS, Capt s,d Proyo.MaIshA,
sla n 1.