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Do UNUtG GC.Ecr.
Mother. Q im going yunfar;
An-rls rrcHnu me- awtF.
Can you see thv.l -ll-Cu rIu.rus.
Hear ta-m whisper. Come, O. DAP y"
Thcy are pretty an ,.s, mother.
ANGELS 90 The little ones,
AM tuoy look so bright and shining,
Like so many Little suns.
See theE wave Choir WINS 81 pretty.
And tney seem SD sweet and kiud
Let mc -n alI see them. mother,
d. not We - sa-uever mind
will love yuu always. mother,
While love the angels too
Mother, there are lar--r angels,
some time they viii cotne Tor you
Mother. now see another.
Just a. bright as hu -ht can ne
And hc SAYS go kind ami swectly.
Little children, come 10 me-
% IL s. thu saviour. mother.
And hi- home j. very bright
Let the little angels bear me,
Mother let NE ~ Tonight
Now ! see so many children
lp there in the SayiHur's home.
Let Inc 20 aud meet them, mother.
and l'll wait there till you come.
Tell dear papa not e. weep So,
Tell him all said 90 you.
Tell him Carrie said the angels
some time. pa. vii. come for you
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NOTICE.

'E-Hl> D.. tr certify that have this day given nv
1 --1 .'sH' g.. scott hi, time during the remain
der 10 i.7 I'a. 'iv and shall pav no debts o. his
attracting or Slain any 81 bis earnings after this
DIT
WM. J. SCOTT.
ftrsi .-r-. O.. Soy. ,atf wXJw3-
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y of the 81 Collection District u Vermont as as
sessed upon Incomes. Licenses Carriasts Pltte,
&C, under the provisions Of the Law OF Congrcss,
approved July ist, l,6-, and the amendments there
20, have become due and pas able, and viii at
tend myself or oy Deputy at the following times
and places % receive the same. viz
oHTTENDEN COUNTY.
At my ofice in Burlington, on Monday, Nov. 3othi
| Tuesday, Dec lst, and Nedne day, Dec d. 1865
is. Wards Hotel Milton, on Thursday, Dec. 81
AT Ran ON Hotel, Richmond, on Friday, Dec
| 4th
At the Bostwisk House. Jericho on Saturday, De-
CENTER 9Th
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
! At the American Hotel. ST. Adams, on Tuesday,
"wednesday and Thurst1y, Dec sth 9Th and 10TH
AT Randall's Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, Dec. lIth
At Isham's Hotel. Bakersfield. on TUESDAY, Dec
At Thompsens Hetol. East Berkshire. on wednes-
* wrisht's hotel, sheldon. on Thursday, Dec
| 18th.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
/ At Il. c. Adams Office, East AIbur=h, on Safur-
x Rice's Hotel. south Hero, on TUESDAY, Dec
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero, on Weiuesiay-
/ Dec I'D.
EssEX COUNTY.
/ At the West Concord House, Vest Concord, on
Al Morris Woods Hotel. GuIdhau, on THURSDAY
/ Jan. It'll
AT the Island Pond House, Island Pond, on satur-
| day, Jan 9Th.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
At Cuttings Hotel Greensboro on Monday, Jan.
/ At the Irasburgh House, Irasburzh, or Tednes-
/ day, Jan. 6tn.
At Flint's Hotel, Troy, on Thurs ay, Jan. 7th.
At Derby Centre Hotel, Derby, on Friday, Jan.
/ sth.
/ 18th.
LANolLLE COUNTY.
/ At seegar's Hotel, Cambridge, on Tuesday. Janu-
At Daniels Hotel, johnson, on "Wednesday. Jan
l 10Th
At the American House, Hydepark, on Thursday,
/ January LIST.
At the MoTrisvillo House, MOrrisville. on Friday.
Jan. I'D
At the Mansfield House, Stowe, on Saturday, Jan.
/ I'D.
BY the provisions Of the Excise Laws all persons
neglceting TO pay said Taxes within the time above
speeiaed susT pay 10 PCT cent. additional upon the
I amount thereof.
Taxes on Monthly Returns not previously pais
\ will he received at the above stated times and
places
Any person can remit his tax By another n his e.
ceipts VIII be returned Bills Of yanis outside pie
state WILL NOT be received. United States clrren-
/ ey preferred.
| Collector Of Thi-d Collection District Ye-r,on.
burlington, Nov. Is. 1853. w2ews
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special dispatch to the Trareler SAYS
Ii seems settled that Meade will % INTO WIN
ter quarters, which creates great dissatistac-
ton IN the army.
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SAMUEL THRAsHER's ESTATE.

w the Subscribers, hating beer appointed By
w the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Chluenden, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands Of all persons asan.t
the Estate o. Samuel Thrasher, late Of Essex,
In said District, deceased, represented insolvent,
ana also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
theretoi and months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We 20 therefore hereby give notice. that We will
tt-d 70 the business Of our appointment, at the
qNeiling OF Caroline X. Thrasher In EsSex in said
District, on the second MONDAYS Of April aud MAY
next, az 70 o'clock A NJ, on each Of said days.
dated this 2ith day Of November, A. D.-lSe3.
WM. b. WESTON, Commits
JOSIAH FUTILE, siOners.
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Sixty Of the Pennsylvania coal rioters have
b.en taken to Philadelphia. They are charg-
cd with treason, murder. arson and riotous
conduct
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

Although OF n high mag
nifying power, this Micrus-
cope is 50 simple that a
child can use it-for IL re-
quires no focal adjustment ;
therefore IL neitherf ati-ue-
the eye, nor wearies the pa
tience, like other Micrus-
c0pes.
81" The Microscope tells ne
that in the leaves of every
forest, and in the dowcrs NJ
every garden, and in waters
n every rivulet, there are
worlds teeming with life.
and numberless as the glc
ries Of the Ornament
Chaimers.
Parents who wish % In
struct and benefit theirchii-
iren as we'll a. interest and
muse them, will here iri
'the means Of doing So.
The Popularity ofthis In
strumcut Il constantly on
the increase. Its ufrfecf-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET.

Nlu>L>uAT. Dec. 20
A. market Iii. cattle. aaout len Becyc,. and ~
stores consisting Of Wcrkiu. Oxen. Cows one. two
and three years oid-
Market Beei-eztra 4, cwt-. = - q ts'I
First quality, 3 o7 = : ~.
Second quality. So % q o).
Third quality. s. % 65p
Ordinary. none.
Working oxen, So n i65 per pair.
Cows and Calves, $50, 50 a 60.
Yearling,. si4 ais.
Two years old SIS a ..
Three years old. IS a 2S.
Sheep and Lambs i5oo at market Prices, in lots
s. 50a3 o.. Extra and selections sic0d5 90 a 90.
Hide, a PC p n P-lis, s125 q 30 eaeh.
Calf skins 10 a lie.
Tallow. &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

NV lOkh, DC. ,.
K AdvIces from Newbern 10 the 2sth Nov
state that Is large steamers heavily laden
ran the blockade off Wilmington, y. c.,
on the night Of the 10Th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

\ correspondent Of the y y. Herald was
captured Tuesday while attempting to make
hi- way from the c'unp Of ten Meade to
Washington Newspaper courIers are
CONSTANT ~ passing T. and from the Bapdan.
80 that tie Government obtains lie freshest
news -rom the morning papers.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. >.
The Gazette has the following dated Chat
tanooga, Dec. t
Everything isquiet along the entire line.
Our casualties in the late battles were 1900
We captured $3.50 prisoners and IS guns.
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GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SiLIE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Sslve is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed IN the 18th century, by DR. WV. GRACF.
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands OF most serious sores
and wounds that baffied the skin Of the mos.
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
BY all who knew him as a public benefaeiOT.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Burns
Grtee's Celebrated 5alve cures scalds.
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds
Graee's Celebrated salvs cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Fslons.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Frozen Limbs
Graee's Celebrated salvs cures wens.
Cruces Celebrated salve cures Callouses.
Graees Celebrated salvs cures Salt Rhsun-
Graces Celebrated salve cures Chilhlains.
Grsees Celebrated Sslve cures Sore Breast.
6rsoes Celebrated salvs cures Sore Lips.
Graees Celebrated salve cures Erysipelas Sores
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures Assesses
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Ulcers.
Graces Celebrated sslve cures Chapped Hands.
Graee'' Celebrated sslve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. II eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face. and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and oneF-
ge;ic action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases, as those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers. Sailors. and Fishermen, will find this
Saive their bes, friend.
T. has none Of the irritating. heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanses. and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children. should keep a box on hand IN case Of
accident, for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wants IS a far
tTlal 10 cure old and invetsIate Sores.
MANUFACTURED by
WILLIAM Ora CE-
Amlslury, llass.
Prics - cents and : per B1r-
Great saving Il made hy taking the larger size.
Each box has the above cut and the fac-simile Of
the propretor's signature attached to 1t, which is
duly copyrighted.
GEORGE c GOODWIN co.
g. Hanover Street, Boston,
General Agents for New England,
GRACE's SALvE can he obtained at all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores everywhere.
April 3Qth. 1858. WHY'S
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FARM FOR SALE,
RARE CHANCE FOR . RdRG AiV.

SlNTY-Eght Acres of good land known as the
- Chauncy Pierce Estate, situated four miles from
Hineshurgh Centre in the Town Of Iincsbursh,
County Of Chitteudeu The place Is WELL Wa
TEREn, good House and orr BUILDINGS; also.
TEN ACRES Of TIMER Land situated one mile
east Of TIE old estate, viii be sold in connection
with Il. Also. Sr0cE and FAnWNG Tools.
Persons wishing a farm viii DO we'll 60 examine
this farm before purchasing elsewhere.
For particulars apply %
MRS. MAHALA PIERCE
On the place
Hineshurgh, Chittenden Co, Vt
urre-
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- sa. fa rsou,,rs, Of sussrert."


ID f'EF>lN ba- opcnet a Choice Stock Of
. Ia. ukJl ERfE>. Pro- sSlONS. GREEN ana DRIED
f.-f- a.- g.. 10 d.. Church Street. where he
wauil bel pleased o. $50 his old customers and the
i-u'ir .ras.I Ilt-
l.-- 90. dGvlt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

iif'c' i-slpwly falling hack, wi,h Basg
"hIrl77i men. TIE mrun.rin> ave hhed
"'@cri,,a am Siragslers from brags army
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ST Jnnx \. b. Dec. Q

ST JouS y B. Dec O.
The steamer Chesapeake, Capt. Willett
from New York for Portland, Ne. was taken
prisoner on Sunday morning last, between J +,
and i. VI. by IL confederate passengers
The lst Engineer was shot in the chin, but
retained on board The 2d Engineer was
shot and his body thrown overheard.
The LIST Mate was badly wounded. The
passengers were notified that they were pri.-
Oners of war to the Confederate States Of
America. The steamer came To of Partridge
Island about one O'Clock this morning The
crew and passengers except the LIT Engineer
were put ON board boat and sent to this
city.
The attack took place about p miles west
of Cape Cod The steamer and cargo are
valued at SlS0,O00 The steamer sailed
from New York om Saturday at 1 p VI. She
is one of the regular packet line between
New York and Portland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

The Market was quick and last weeks prices fully
sustained The quality Of beef avera sed better. \
larger number Of Sheep than last week prices about
the same
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION :---PAIN,
Disease and exposure, with hot climate, muddy
water and bad diet will be unavoidable, but armed
with HoLLowAT's PURIFYING AND STRESsTHES1Ss
PItLs, you can endure all these and still retain
good health. Only p cents per box. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

GREAT PoLtTIoAL OPERATioS.-Ele Ca'e-
donna has the following
The fossil remains Of the Breekinridse
party, at this early period, sc eommencins
the next Presidential campaign. Their imam
cial agent recently csnyassed tins town, ami
succeeded in collecting an assessment OF three
dailors each from several of the Political dIS-
cij IL, OF John I. Breckinridge, u make W
fund for the next Presidential campaign
The Douglas democrats gave this agent the
cold shoulder, much to their credit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

AN-I Oh o-tL.-,
IN0RTY-Tvo Acres Of Land. situated half mile
Il east iShelburne Pals with plenty OF WOop
and WATER, coed brick DwELLiSG House. well
finished, a sOOd BARN; also, STOCK and FARMING
Tools, and CROPS. Persons wishing for farm We II
located will DO well 10 call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere.
For particulars apply TO
HOMER IRISH,
On the promises.
Vl9wss
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CAT TON.

In consequence Of the high reputation our Match
os have obtained. numbers Of persons selling
article If inferior quality, and base enough to
Use our trade marts. In order TO avoid any oecur-
renee . tle iind hereafter all Of our matches will
have printed oE -he wrappers, Manufactured By
BlAM, CARLTON a CO..
81 wholesale IN burlington by SHEDD WALEER
end CLtHRE A. EInRtrGs.
}. st.u. Nuv. g. I~f,i. w2lm3
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StLLiNG OLD Ihi>C>-->.i 20, ni4 table %
~ ID met sell II ID only pine cable.
that tfi' and o. cH>t "1i ti-Ite,A rli..-
ms t"'ni. -h'e Nr'i' ago at 1"ar ton
dollar hL D. 300 t'nli .'.'- ADJ u mot
p" d Dc. ..f. 90. Co.. probes; lst -anN
or r-fr.} ..' t.ti TO lung l.. J.. has
pi.ln ..In.- -. ia tcad oi g lHlp. DOB TIE
-ai."i, "i.. Aa" o..".. ."l D. e marble
u'l j. 3d., 'ihi. cod t'., ...-i, "i,l not
ID ID. -w"p o.. ..,- ID GU DO. n'r very
pr ir n'.--m H.. J. 40 DIS B rlmv
hOm II has ar. Il '......- us nj .ui in
cio..-i.'- ii- "W e.I'. ~ .- Ha..c
Ply house an - $3.50 tel D.. 'ei y Vs
uHDv. o.. ior "nis t,.H. I'.. it--,
an" when theH s"' us,t 90. D, t--t way. Toy
turned a. ulsi-e u""u. ai.l -a. o. i'ai-l Y-r
hclHJ,ad "iih c-r,'i S, "r lH.iri It r,oHl
I e. carr et Tor >leie"- l.en 4I'l eiHn.71
on II i"f an observatory ami se'er e"Dni-
'd The gl'Fl'" ronl> t"cf "f1 round H.
An" ''is' an "io'- i"' wen! -N'c years '
h'7 '''' us Wv 'l'i'NS 90 N lF'"css 4" my
nanny 'il''' l''''' "''',i''.''' ''u'' never
De 7el'i"''u I''iI ~ "''H ''7 '''ne il MOI
'''u III III ~ ,'.s ,'' i'''- "9, ''-
- ''i no''Ns '"'' ',i' IT. .o.' i'''''- '"-
'ie Oh "e'''e anu COZ l''i''''' "''' ~ 7aiiii'i
"'
-No'"'.- i'S-' 10Y 10 .'' u
"'' vas '''7','0N - '''' i''N -
''oN Puh,"' "lc'' l'nnS
i'"ii ~" 'i'' 90 60 a ~
Pu'',eu '"'ni 80 an" ''.''' 'ili H.
TNeoA'is Over I''' ti ""s 10y
u''i'iSInie 'lo-' ,-''s -i---- iiaiu uI.'s
sli'e' out '"''9 II an anu cue inc 80 a.
wants renewing "H'o" VIII "i'Ae II WIN
NOR !e',
ny "H'0" '"i, se"io ~
mss me- ~, l>. M :. f't
Mi'4 o'ii
tl'lcs ruegee'eu 70 me 'iia' M -
II 'o' nm iuo1'n s''' VI "','e ~
wears caster ~ cue Po0He'- w. W
may =, ii'e geNh ,oI d o.ii i',,' ..'
uHst so.4 1i'. ".ie ~ -. -
NYIiu emp Ie 70 s"ap ,I IL. 49, 80 ' IAN
Gu tne eiiie "neh iny 0"i!Nie" ~ ~ n'
ana tlv recorG ls SCI Gown IN 'n' iainIiy ID.
Die II mas tloAsu oi, 'heII tar "nen t,'s
couiu oiiy SPEAK ny %uShilig AT ~ anu AioH-
ing up thelr heels' IL mas liaIheu '',e "oei
when tae doctor medlcines were 70 Dc CIV
en-, ana counted their pulses "nen 'uese
oeat 10" az nlullg I, anu wen u'' -e"i'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

ssrarl.. Carlton A 90

MA>uFACTUEERS OF FRICTION MATCHES.
~ havr removed from Union Il to their large
building recently erected,
Nos. %. 81. 96, 9s. 1904 1902 Friend st.
Bein. the largest and oldest manufacturers or
Frictiun Matches m this country, dealers, ship
pers. sea captains, and consumers, always rely
on good article, and the only match that has
wItl-.0od the test years In every climate.
a.. Alwgys ON hand and packed at short notice
fir shipment. Carl, Bloc@, ParlOr or Water-PIoof
W1ld and Paper Fox, and the celebrated Byam
Mttcta~
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CINCINNATI, Dec. :.
The Conpnerciai has the following. dated
Chattanooga, Dec. ithi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
News OF the War.

Con S.b.r.L I.os f.o,, ro1;o,.,i
mand at Baltimore and Bng. ten, Lea
"oou 9uo0eoos liuh'
The Little Rock (Arkl Dc,,,cr,r IF tb..
9th ult saws
A successful sc.,ut up5er Cd ,,,du-Il
mas inst returnei ~ R.utl,,, Inn, t.,. .,,.,,.r
ain c,,n,i... ,r...t If trl,f,l,.bis ST
h1ndr,d nn,n, ,,..,, cam. ma. .,r line. ,,irb
"a I,II,,-aH
~, ,,,,.,ir.., ~ i.IJ - ti,,t.
Rock pn the DIST. Iay uni'n men arr work
InS Dnrd Jog TIE res'''"ii'" OF rs"ts un"er
the "li government anu lt L. from the
c'un'ic are "iii' '''"'' III u'@'HS 'he "atH
oi al" san'e' 'i''' ''''7 '"''D7'i'e' ih'o COM
ahles !oI .'' l"' '''''-'' ''''N ',-' 'i''"- I"r
the UuItcd Slatee >'I''e'- !"et are ass
quite ac'Ne - N'i'".- ri' "' tHe State.
Ia ""'' mol .'i-"' ""''hi-'- 3" 70 -'n.uE
t"rn.t '''h'ieS ia 9'''''h -AfNinsts h"il al
c'n' ,''''n AT '' 9ni'"' Oci- oul, al
""',h laifiotic slc'r"es wrie made and
rr''." ti0ii' passed AMI Col. johnson of the
Isrseu, that district IN TN. ne,f federal On
grrss. The election occurred ,,p to-. 9gI ,r
November. and Col. Joans,5 Nh. ,..c,,j
The contention also voted t1;l; Ark,u..,. ho
declared a free State after tb,. var
All was quiet IN front OF the Army II the
Potomac FRIDAY. inuIe,iay night the
enemy mace a reconnaissance IA iOrcr, con-
sistlng oil artillery, infantry ami cavalry, aud
crossed at kacoon Ford with tie probable
intention OF ascertalning our strength and
position but they were repuleed by de
tachment of cavalry corps. and rapidly re-
4
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wp- captured 70 lew day> since on hi. plauta-
ton. ujon tire Mississippi River. wher,. b.
s,.- ,..-as,.i IN ,ellin. wood tn the Yankee.
-t..a i,i.Hmsnl raper. He rr.,tf...,,,l r., .,i.
u-, tte tsa.ri,.ary. tiot h., mi,bf
....... trial
iti gap facilities are rapidly Increasing
-i.H- tac ac.ac slsIe. \ line is now con-
>-arn- rom san Francisco To Portland.
ur.-I ".r,uou are nlw at work extent
in- r'r Wins nom Sacramento along tine
Imc ttg !.rt. Railroad. across thu Sierra
NrEata. "as- r.. when completed. the
ilud line .t.... -uis 10 this company crossing
t.a>e mouur..-.
Ii.ut. Alien rolls u .-,,5 ,reciote v,b,cb
,,,. ana ilr.. .,I,,io,- E,,,-.,. .,t .-,.. If
49,, J.h,.n, A.. .va, i..sir., an op,.. MI ,rr
...,.. land ,,,.,,so1 Than h. ?. didn't tt,,t
T..r ME, ,gr.- ,,.uid t..,. fl-,,, b,., .,'.-,.
,,.,. .,...... MN. ,,..- 90. i,.,;l., ri,.
Fct. e. R.-,s... 90 .,id he e.. rho C.pf.-3c
'.. 8. -..r,r... -. ,..r,..,, thar y',,,-II t.,,
,..., mr. n ..,s b.r ,-.,r non. n t.,.. CTR
sd.
Tac,u,ire number sfslns ,rre,;ed from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

4 serious disturbance broke out Friday
morning at Amboy, y. j. Five hundred
railroad employees have struck, and nave
stopped one Thousand tons of Go'trnInens
freight consisting Of cannon, arms, stores,
Sc, &c. The military have b,en called out
TO restore order.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
TIER MONIETERS.

EINNELL's PATtNT Is a triumph OF perfection.
II They are neat accurate and cheap. W family
ought 10 be without a Thermometer, and these are
witih the reach Of all. Prices range from - to IS
cents each, at retail
Agents and the trade supplied BY
B. b. RUSSELL,
DIT wilt declO SIS Washington st.. Boston
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
VI d n T Il f A l.

CAPT. HENRY MAYO,
VIII commence her trips daily Sundays excepted)
between Port Henry and Flattsburgh, making al
landings each way and running as follows until fur
Their notice:
Leave Port Henry at go A VI.
Leave Burlington at 1000 A NJ
Arriving at Plattsburgh AZ 1900 NJ.
RETURNING.
Leave Piattsourgh at 2.3p p. VI.
Leave Burlington at SO ?. VI.
Arriving at Port Henry At geo P "
breakfast, Dinner and Supper on Board.
Passengers taking the Boat at Port Henry. West
port and Essex will arrive at Burlington in time for
trains u Troy, BOSTON, Montreal and Qgdenshurgh
same day. Also. arrive ct Burlington from
each Of those cities every day in time 70 take the
boat OF $50 ?. VI, arriving az Essex, Hestp0rt and
Port Henry same evening
Passengers from Plattshurgh, Port Jackson and
Port Kent will arrive in time for evening trains n
Troy and foston returning at 10 90 A. VI. after the
arrival Of trains in morning from those cities.
Freight taken at reas nable rates.
THOS. IL. CANFIELD, Agent.
Dell. iSS3-
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NV YORK. Dec. 5.
Gold sold this Afternoon at 1921.
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\ patty of 100 recruits left Brattleboro
Nom lay, to join the old regiments.
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NON EONTt HOW RESTORED

just f'iniisled. in a sealed Envelope.
Price Six Cents.
IL CRE on the Treatment, and Radical Cure
! 90. ..s,furrHoea, cr Seminal Weakness, In
t.,5.. b.. i--i.s. 81 Xual Debility, and lmpedi-
ussni- p" Aiarria.,c generally, Nervousness, Con-
-rr pf.ru. Ep'tii-5 and Fit Mental aud Physical
in,aptri,.. rauIt.n- from Self-Ahuse, sc BY ROB
Ell f- tU-r .E~rri- 81 D., suthor Of the Greer
F..-. tr
- sa, fa Thou' s7ds Of SuFsrerf."
sent urlc. si. in plain envelope, to any address,
pu-. pt 10. ll rr-cipt 90 six cents or two pOstas
STAMPS "f IF. On. J. &. KLINE,
- D .r--r Nerg YorG, Post Office Box, 45Ss.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Q i, p. NJ,
The Presidents message has just been sent
In
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p.5vem-nt l0,, not protect clothing that is frdgg'f
through the mud. hut II the wearer will keep her
80. 7ber under-skirts are usually short enough )
from the sidewalk, the Protector will prevent most
ef,ctually the muddy heel from soiling the cloth
i'm. They are applied in moment 10 the feet 1T
tn over the heel Of the boot and covering the ankle
keeping il warm and dry. They are exceeding =
stylish ia appearance, and above all, ussf4L
The attention Of ladies and misses attending school
is particularly called 70 this invention. The cast s
but triding compared with their merits For sale
bv Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe dealers. The trade
supplied on liberal terms Address
HARRIS SKIRT PROTECTOR CO,
v2sm3 Lock Box No. 81, Providence, K. l.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
| holders Of the ChG7HDi1iH Transportation CoHp0-
NJ f0r the election Of Directors, will b. holden at
the Office Of the Company in Burlington, the first
Thursday Of January, Isti.
TliO'S II. Garfield, Clerk.
burlington, Dec. 9, l-63
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Loo II Z X L /.

LOOK HE RE.
a SECOND HAyp M1GEE COIL sToYE in goo.
N order for sale cheap.
per, 9Th,
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Wv l0Nh. 10 =
Upon marching from Chattanooga. Gen.
Sherman WIS placed in command Of ail the
Union force DO Elst Tennessee hy order OF
Gen. Grant.
The correspondent of .ic Post says there
l. great dissatisfaction wiJA pel. Meade in
Congressional circles. his army o.tuam 'cr>
that 1. Zee 30. emo mcu.
TIE i,e.Iu- i- t.Ht b. ,.r', I-at t.e Zee
u.i army Do Virginia aYs a. u..-- ..a-
Gen. Meade newer wanted t.s r.... md