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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

tion or East Virginia living southwest OF
Rappahannock. Parties are securing the
country for provisions and forage taxing
everything.
There is wide spread suffering and lear =, o.
a famine during the coming winter. Inc
negroes are being sent further south to pre-
vent falling into the hands Of the Yankees
The Tnales despatch says. a letter ! ON a
urominent officer in Gen Rosecrans arm
saws that the whole country for miles around
Chattanooga Is swarmlng with cesertera
from Bragg and Johnston s armies
Both al those commands are demorailzed
and can no longer be called armies. A great
many of the rebel soldiers come within onr
lines daily ami surrender.
The dissatisfaction Is most marked among
the Mississippi Louisiana and tennessee
troops. Several Mississippi regiments r.
Gently deserted in a body officers and al
The feeling among the troops against tne
JEFF. Davis government is very bitter anu all
are anxious for the war 10 close and l. Tt
turn 10 their old allegiance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
News of the Week
By Telegraph.


NV YORK. aug ~
The s.. Louis Democrat OF Aug l7th SAYS
a letter from an officer under ten. hoSecrfihh
datod Aur. sth. University Place. headquar-
te-s Cd Brigade. 4th Division, l4th army
Co. savs 1--WE are ordered 10 have orr tram
:, -eaiiDess 10 move and TO draft 10 days
-ations Of forage. Destination supposed 10
h Atlanta Ga Gen. Turchin Is our Brig
Commander.
The Nashville Union of Aug. 10. SAYS,
Gov. johnson accompanied by ms private
Secretary returned on Friday last from
visit of several DAYS TO the front. ne army
l. in motion and viii very pronahlY TAKE
possession Of Chattanooga without RESISTANCE
Refugees report Bragg moving IN the dIree
mon Of Atlanta and that M force = greatly
weakened and diSlrr1nizcd. We cnerisL q
srronc bnr-s that nv rhe first OF Septemn her
VI will have possession Of all OF glorious
Fast tennessee. T7ere Is no power IN the
Southern Coniederncv capable OF resisting
me great army which l. on It's march %
Chattan0Og
Tbe Herd has. the following Rich
rnond ratsrS of the 18TH. have heen received
bare W. ich Sly Passengers by the central
r-aIn report 81 O on the upper Kappa
hammock 10 ~ - Yankee prisoners were
brought down. n ~ OF them captured y.
Tmaoien-. clInmani a gentleman from
eb've vio came down Yesterday saw the
finest f,.elin.,- perrade the army, al e1hlN
mo the N ~ unlimited confidence N thel'
,..bl.. c IT, Creu Ire Is IN excellent health
and TN, ,i-ifs. The E-aHlire- says II r.
gard L. Les ar1r movements were 81
stand still o. bIth sides, the intense hea
nforcing ouietuoe
MoE-oS, Miss. Aug. u One Of Gen
Kirhv Smith's stat ofhcers. who mas lust N
rived mere. saws that four transports !aaei
with troops rIsssed Rodney going ~ Oh IN
nav The troor- sent doEn ny zen iran
were n take the place Of the troops IN Uen
Ranks' Army. urloee term Of service ma
expired
Gen. Price was at Pine B If. Ark Gen
Dick Tavlor's army was 81 Berwick bay
Ger. smith z headquarters were al ShreYt
port -,
The Governor OF Texas mas taken the mel
with 10 900 state troops. Gen Magruoer
beadouarrer are al Galveston
M5R7ox. Miss. Aug Is. The 10th le1s
regiment Of cavairv captured . Yankee
nineteen miles the other side OF the 81
Black Yesterday and brought them safely.
TINS place They belong 70 Steele = dlv7io
of the 5th army CORPS Their pickets nay
been withdrawn from this side of the 81
Black
zen Dick Tavl0r mas captured thirty n'
New York planters VINO were planting cotto
for the Lincoln government. Ine' WEI
sent % Texas for safe keeping.
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HEADQUARTERS AKxT OF PoroNAc,
80 81

I nave infurustlon from three difrrui
soulces when leads me 10 believe that tbe
re'ris have left Our frOnt ana gUne South tO
Richmond.
Deserters VINO come IN across the Kappa
hammock say that tine movement Of Troops
towards treoss icksburg from Cuipeper was
culy move u cOveT Lees real obl-cG 10 en-
shie hin 10 move ms troops sJutnEard BY
vav VI G0rdOnsyille.
bay bcfore Yesterday large bodies Of re bel
cavalry dashed down towards the RsVpahan-
nock al the separate iUrds, driving N our
plckets.
rney came blldly out In sight Of our lines
and drplosed in line Uf battle order. In
InediztslS all the c0rps along the river were
Dut unarr ? Ne in - b positiJn they re-
maine TIL morning when the snsmy mad
withdrawn.
a cavalry reconnaissance was then made
IS tar ne CuiIepper but found no enemy but
obtained sucn information as lrads ~ the be-
liri taAt the wnole re --i forces nave gone IN
4 nc lirrcIIon oi toraoIlsyllir.
Tie rrason VI my beliei an not nj liberty
u give. Army oincers c1mp~tent 70 Judge
sstIaate the strength o. Lse army al isss
taan IS .0oO men.
Inc Tmes' Washington correspondent
wntes: Inc rebel cavalry u busiiy engaged
IN enforcing the consumption act IN that por-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

OYER Two THOUSAND BOTTLE
nave nov heen SOLD without EnEle failure wheu
taken directed. ant without the te4s- injury O.
health aur casl. - 10 BE- put up tn bottles oi
three different strength VIII full DIRECTION Q p
using suu ssut ny eEprcss. CLOSELY scale % a.
pzrts ci tire c1uutrF
PRlcE.-Fuli srrcn--h. si0- hzlf s--e--tA. 8
quarter strength. s. per bottle
- kennemner Ihls medicine rs uesiEned eE-
pre-sv f1- obstinate case which all other remelicr
~ tirf kfri have fniied cure also thaf it
rzufrl a. rrurescutet ri even respect. the uFce
wlrraute1 unless Turchase- directly y I'- g.. 10
at hi- ofoe Prepared and sold oniv az li-. Matt
sons Remedial institute ior speciai Di-essci. g..
3 ulun street. Providence i =
- TINS specially ernr-ac-. all diseases ~ -l--
vatt nature bItl lf men ana women. n' a re-u-ar-
Il elucatef Vfrvsfciau of twenty years practice
gisln- tneuz his Whole Attention
= CONSULTATIONS rr iertr- Or Otherwise ar
st-i1tiv confidential. Eud medicine vii be sent ty
GIpress secure from cnscrvEru- o. al parts % tae
United c.1tes. Also uccunrlocati1ns fl- Lzcles
FROM anEoa- wishing Or secure ane quiet lletre2-
and good care until restored o. heal-t
tECTru, Dr. rat neeu esteeuler mat over w
hundred thoussn1 Ga4lars arr pad - sElu-.lr-
qaacks ANNUALLY ln AcH E1-L4n- alone, without
a. ,cucf- O. those who pay O. Al -his cones from
trt-l-- irlfa0Ef sn0urrs O. uer Who are aitke dee
rrute al honor. chErucre- or ski-t whose ouir Tee
commemorative L. thrf- rv~~ Il .sa and ewrrnvn-zuf
lssr-frnrs IN praise 90 tnem-aIvgs D. therefore.
guu would aroid bstuG aun1u1gs1. take 2. man
ser4. ntatsr uuaa5 E4s ureleHaioEs arl uut MAKE
iNQulRY 1t VII eosf yuu ultlil-- A11 nav scre
YOU many rcErets for, a. advertising Physician
81 nine cases ont n ten arc hous there's no SAFE
q % trusting any o. them uniess you knoW re-
~ Dr ~ win send '-,s, by enclosing one stAuur
anuve q pamphlet ON fiIsEAsEs o. husAN and
90 5-Trafs 4issasss generally giving full information
with the most und0uhte1 references auc testino
mails without rhich. ~ advertising physician or
medicine 81 tlis kind Is deserrlns az aDHa1sH-f
y Orders ny maj. promptly attended O.. Write
your address FAziHtg, and Greet g In N4rris0s
above Ma. i,-dSVC
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

DIR. STEPHEN SWEET or CONNECT
fCr--r -..a Great N4-ur.l- L--- setter
DIR. :. SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT.
o. .navl al over the limited oi-l---
DIR. $. SWEET. or CONNECTfCJI.
r.-.. author % IL sweets l1-a-li--e ----------
DR.Syy F.E,T'-s INF LINN EAI
Ier.- E.le1Ila--ll- ---- --t -- -----
nm SWEETS INFALLIBLELINI3I
bel d certain -eme1F llr -ell--s---
nR.SNVEET-S Northumberland
cures Burn and sca-ls -1-le1l1te-f-
DR.SvvEET'S INFALLIBLEL ININIENI
j. the uts- Known remedy ~ >s----s ana ----t--
DR.SvEET's INFALLIBLEL ININENT
t-r--s HsaClcle l--ule-lz-tIl GA wac new l- 7-
o. l--.
DR.SVyEET'S INFALLTBLEL TNINIENT
All -.s .l.-1a-ll-1 rl--l. t- Pies an seldom FAILS
DR.SVVEET'S INFALLIBLEL ININENI
lu-a- t-a llltlaele Is one -ilu--
DR.SVVEET-S FALLIBLE LINf0IENT
Cg-s- us All SOUNDS -uue-lat-ly a-- leaves
uR.STVEETrS INFALLIELELf Nl1IENL
l- tie rls- remedy t.- sores -- --l known U
DR.SWEET's INFALLIBLE LINIyENT
I.a- been used ~ Ulrt ---- - -------- people l--
-- praise b.
nR.SyV EET'S INFALLIBLEL ININENT
Ilae- internally cures COILS. --.---- --- --
Cholera
DR.SyyEET'S INFALLIBLELINIr-
u -I.l1- 81 le- ll- efl
DB-SwEET'sI observation-disclosures
al Druggist. t-a-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

a gentleman VINO left Richmond a week
i ago Saturday. Aug l5tb, reached tins citl
to-day. Captains SAWYER and Flynn whose
execution had been ordered the dav previous
10 his departure were not executed Their
sentence was quietly suspended. The con
scription is being rigidiv enforced. Three
Iron-clad gunb0ats are completed and three
more are building on the james river. The
Richmond Is fully manned and ready for
action, and is stationed at Drury Bluff
Inc others are not manned as vet
The james river from City Point up
is full OF rOrDedoes A most gloomy feeling
prevailed IN regard 10 afiairs at Charles
y Although c nsiderable confidence E
teiI IN BeauTegaTd there Mas but mile hops
Of favorable result Al that mace and the
minds Of the people were prepared for the
worst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

The enemY's land batteries Kept bounding
away al Fort Sumter Throughout YESTERDAY
chiefly with their heavy ParrUtl guns. Inerr
was comraTasiycly liIlle firing against Fort
Wagner, On winch tie enemy can make no
impression WHATEVER
A monitor engaged Wagner Yesterday NJ
ternOOn, but was SON driven on Inere
were NJ casualties amang our troops yt--
rerday Last mig Wa dark and windy d,
and NJ tring Ioak place h4t al
daylis this mJrIiug the eneuIy's Parratt
guns re-ol enrd III S4lutef hIIug qaltc alil
II This sill continues Or DANES Island
batte4ies reply briskly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
CINCINNATI. Aug. D

LINCINNAII- AUL- :
The Gazett, has private adyices from th'
Army of the Cumberland up 70 the l7Jh. a
movement Is IN progress and the public may
soon look for important news from Last Ten
nessee-
Returns from all but nine counties IN hen
ruckv gives Bramlette for GOV, $4,000 maj
Lee Is undoubtedly on the Rapidan and
RappahannOck along the river 10 fredericks-
burg and the region about the Potomac
Greek is infested with rebel cavalry
It IL not impossible that the next hattie
NAV be fought on the Rapidan. Indeed II If
apprehended that Lee will assume the oieu-
sive rather than retreat and many expect an
attack from hin at an early date Prepara-
lions for such an emergency are now being
MADE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28


The Herald saws In an account furnish
ed by Cant Luce Of the bark sunset,
which wa captured and bonded by
the ref,eI urivateer Florida. o. the
naval authorize. some singular statements
are made. The Sunset was captured on the
9TH of July. Capt Luce was i've hours on
the Florida ana was compelled ny Capt
Maff1 u sign the bond for the vessel while
under military guard and was refused 4.
duplicate 0i II.
In tine course of a conversation with MiIntl
the latter indicated plainly that be was July
informed with regard 10 Lee e invasion oi
MARYLAND and PennsylvanIu. and that tne
same was 70 be- aided ny a copperhead de-
monsrration IN New YORK ano other north
ern cities. winch he believed would compel
the Government O. make peace with the re'-
e.s and acknowledge their lndependcnce
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
NV loEK. Aug. .

The Tr1es dispatch saws private lnfor-
nation received to-day agrees with our Owl
already teiegraphed that Lees army Is de
creasinC IN strength ny the number Of De
serters from Il Outnum berIng the conscripts
that daily ioin Il. 81 no period during the
war mas there been 50 great disposition mani
Tested L. desert from it. All the deserters
who come TINS way tell the same story Tney
sav that the feeling that the rebel cause Is
los5 is universal IN the rebel army Of flT-
GINA.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

NV OK. aII.- =
Richmond papers Of the 18th brought INTO
our lines speak most despondIngiy OF anair7
but particularly deplgre the prospect no"
that Charleston mustlal. 4 complete pa
nc exist, IL Richmond 10 obtain gret D.
backs. MANY Of the dealers will take no Other
money for the commodities they nave to seA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

Business is generaiiy dull. There L no
Bews. Pubic attention Is engrossed by local
politics, which have caused much excitement
here. The regular Union Convention ms
nominated ticket for tie Legislature which
gives great dissatisfaction. and an indrIend-'
ent oppositisn UniJn ticket will be brought
out
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

NEW YoRk, Aug. q 10 80.
Steamship 6rtat Eastern. from Liverpool,
Aug. y, of New Lndon ii A. NJ, will be
at Flushing Bay about DARK.
Ii IL very hottie thermometer beng al
So = In New York City.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
CxcrNx.71 Aug. -

CINCINNATI. Aug =
TIE Ga=eite mas adyicss from tne Army
Of Gen. kssecrans to the lsth INST. hnl
from tie Army OF Gen. BuTn-i lie 10 the ~
Bota armies lad commenced forwnIl
Increment TIE iuImer is bnund 10 CHtta-
nooga and the latter 10 knc11llle-
The truops are IN good condition ana ms
suirlts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

Also constantly on hSnd, Needles Homes. Braid-
-s, MarHnE 0uEges. fuckers, Needle-cAses a.. a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
- 1919 81 REFERENcE.

w.-- be- -rcz 90 parties in tins vicinity IN vines
all-es tls machine nae Gone AVA a. Zee O. III
le1--g HF hand
The following IS an extract from Description q.
Cine WHEELER s. WILSON SEWING
MACHINE, in Apploton's Dictionary q AecA-
CIV. -ae aue-Aalf yard- af thread BE- the average
rl4l-re. Cor F-rl 10 -eWil- There ls on limit O.
tuc uumueI % stit1hes tuat Llat 10 ln ary
gwen time The driving wheel Il granuAted o-dlu-
l..... -. o.. make i've stltcne. az each treAl.
t.lt tEIl lunur-c b. one thousand stItehe. per
minute are readily made
The bearings and friction surface are g. h-hi
-ifr tie H7uur4-il uuWc- required ls merely nom
NAL. I- tarf HOOK. fet1. bahuiL. and other psrts
Ir al subject ta wesr. are made Of finely tempered
sta- In- other paris % the machine are tastei---s
.-utIuruta.. u- heavily silver plate
Thousands ara USED by seamstTe-scl. cresslla kers
tI.Hra manufacturers % EElrt. cloak ul2ltillzs
-llll-l hats. caps corsets ladies EAte-1. uuirrcl-
lts. ualas--s- sl-k ard liner luo-F. with complete
success. sometimes from one hundred two hul-
irt- are u-e- BOB single mauui4ct1Ty. Tire amuuni
' sewing That an operator NAV accomplish depends
much upon the Lnl af sewing and ncr experience
Hle Thousand stitches PEI minute readily made.
sl4el MA I'D ilrI- more thar q yar1 % seAm witt
stitches q medium enGth. Pity dozen of shirt OIL
ARE. dozen 90 shirt unsuLls uaVs worn
uHu sr-ll -lL seams an operator with one machine
viii perform the Wurk Of twenty ny hand or a.
aFcra-r one probably performs the WOrk Of ter
ne Wheele- 2 Wilson machine is applicable g.
-re-F variety uf sewing or family wear fruu tins
l-ntest ulus.us O. tine heaviest clotl. lts mechsn-
ism b tle frut U the highest inventive genus cum
lual WIKI practical talent u the inst order IL
Ilnc pies have iecu Ella uratel with great care an
Q Involves al the essentials required In family
seWlu- machine 10 Re Simple and thorough 10 oun-
tTuctou, elegant N model and duisl, iacile IN
l-cmEli. easy, rapid. and quiet IN operztiuu. an
relects additional rec-t upon American mechAnics-
SAIL
ere. Aarkns 0aGges Tuckers Needle-cAses, &o-, a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
No. ). American Dl1cL- Lurll-i1l
VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER AEEANGENEE-.
C7mme7rIH1 June o. lsa

TRAINS CONC 81 l4L -h- Easy
Leave burlington a. -.l5 a. I.. --a. --
NAL IKAIN leave Alu-a- Point a-
burln-rll --I5 a.. d.. connecting % Waite l.r.r
Junction and Be lows Pals Will --all- i.- Ll.rl
Worcester. &c. and Win vermont alley hl--r.l.
for Springfield and New 1-E. l---r-- D. NsT l-E
n ll-I5 D
CHICAGO E1rEEss TEAIS leaves o-ctlsru--r ar
3.lfA.l.. Munrrea. a. r.ll l- l.. Rouse Point a-
o. o. b. .fnr busrCu. Troy and 1eW n-a
NIsHT ETPREss IEAIy leave u--els-u--
D. o. O. A. Montreal az g. o.. b.. ll-sl tl-lt
$40 p. b.. arriving az Boston a- --. a. l
nectin- az Bellows Fails with lhes-fre i z. t- i-
tou aul W0rceste- and viii l-U.-t talle- - !.
Toy Springfield an Rev Haven. an a--r.l-
New lrE az u D..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

Ire escaped prisoners from Fort Warren
landed az h0cEu1rt Yesterday afternoon pui
DOT of ID tne1r hoat before ANYTHING could De
cone 90 secure them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
GREAT INDIAN RENE
FOR FE-MfLES


T'uIs ceie uratel Female Medicine
j possessing virtue unknown az
ANYTHING else o. the kim, and prov
N. G-iectlzl after al uUucre have
fzile-. Is prepared from A. lnuiar
plant USED ~ the natives for the
same purpose from time iumeuor.a-
and now i1r the FIRST time offered -
O. the public 10 BE- designed Tor both
marrlel and SINGLE lacies. anl is the
ven bezi thing known for the pur-
pose. a. 70 VII BRING on the monthly
SICKNESS u eases q onstructien from
any cause aul after Al otner rene
dies az the kir- have beer tined 10
vain The NAV seem incredible
nut Z 10 iail ln ans case the money
IL = -.--------
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF ~ TEN EiYUTE-


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Difficult Breathing. Sore
Throat, &C. &c
IhE,E NAFERS give the most t1s-,
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~ O. directions, never iail o. e1ecr
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al classes and al constitutions tnar ar.
blessing ana cure-nune ueel despair -..---
long tll disease may have eListe- ~ ~
we're it may be, provided the 1rgaue -
tire vital organs Is not hopeless le-rr.
one afflicted should 1--WE them Imua-- r.
IT. NOCALlS1s and PUBLIC ,pEtal..
y a-ers are peculiarly valuable the.
iar remove the most severe occasllla H-.
AMI tltlr regular use Tor a lev DAYS v. ..
increase the power and 1eLlnlilrF q. r..
lf improving lt- tone, cuIpas- ana Cess
which purpose tler are regular U.s..
professional vocalist
JOB NOSE. Sole Prone.
q lgrrlal.- 8.
Price Is cents per box. For 1-lsar
N1T nth. l---
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
NV YORK. Aug 2

The Richmond Wing Of the Dist reIeat-
the statement that tie YANKEE two hundred
Founders are too much for Sumter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
RUTLAND = BURLINGT0N L. l.


Commencing Mav-=. I-.s trains VII ma l.-
l0vs
LEAvE E-I--vsr.1
s-25 A. g.. G1u TEa-y. f- Boston Towel. U.-c.--
Ter. bclluWs talls. he-ue. FllcuHu--.. L-.-.. .-
boz eprlr-lt.-. llart.l.-. Atu uaF.. Ir.r
Al0zrT. AM NeW fUrl arrive l l..... U
Al TROY is p b. NeE , ora .5Ft
Ih-7 rg- o. Tres end Easfc- C-1r
0f Cr~.
Do Il n. hrFEEss TRAM Or hu-lalr Irrr Al
aals. New a-s. >cl-le-tl-f 4-- t.. hts- a.-
rIFe % Ir|H Neu .-- .l... e. L..H.H
Railroad C- Steamer u.E- uI.--.--
ei o.. MIGHT ELFEE-- --I a..--.. Neu
urh. arrive -l Troy 81. Ner .-a 81 o. E
FhoN IHE souTH AND has TRAINS ARRIVE AZ lrE-
LlNGIus as FOLLOWS
81 A D.. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM frdu Eut.au. -
ms Tram leaves AulLaul lI o %. b
: 81 q D.. NAL TRAIN from Boston Lowell. "a a-re.
tcr. surlnEhe 10. Hartford New Haven Trar. b
nanF and New ORR. Leaves boston 81 a A.
Rev urs o. d. Troy 1915 This tam
ron Rutland stops Only a. Brandon. M.l-le1urg
and erEennes
: o. p a., Passenger Train
IlChEIo sold for sarato-l. Troy. Albany. New
on. Schenectady and al principal pdiut- OF the
rev ORA Ceptrll and estcru hal hoads ana b.
formation gwen rs
,. c. ROVE No O. American Hotel Biocr
y Fare always a. low a. uy an olne- route AM
Baggage checked through.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
NEW YORK. Aug p

The Herald's Washington dispatch con.
taIns the following - Affairs az the from
remain quiet. Lee mas been receiving rem
foreemeRIs during the past week and IL eyi-
IDENTITY preparing 10 attack u. his pickets
are inactive. but or scouts report that
the enemy Is making preparations Tor an
early campaign and c0ntemplates movement
similar % that made last August. 4 lew
deserters are coming II whose statement.
corrob0rate tins intelligence Oar cavalry
is BUSY on the TANKS and elsewhere arrestIng
rebels II the Cuise Of civilians ana capturing
scouting PARTIES. The region Of country be-
tween Warrent0n and Washington is still
infested with guerrillas. and members Of
Mosby and White gangs are captured al
most daily.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28
DC- We
u O : L L 1
"LoCK sTITCH.~

alike az both sides 0f the CLOTH. and that al moi
-a1r. though every fourth stitci ne cut We recon
meul tnls We-i-EnoWu machine ilr the io-loWins
Cu4ltes
Ie. Pr-re-,f1u Sfi.-l 10 makes the iOok stitch-
.fl-r r t.rh sides 10 the ciutH-Whicn viii nut up
on ravei-Ieaves ridge on tne under siue q wear
--r-nr afanl fsss f--ca1- nT from tirl O. 8
halL than ans other stlt1i4-
..uc hani1ltl Pave stitches are made O. each
r-esd and one THOUSAND STITCHES A
MINUTE With ease. making !. full yard % scam B
minute win Eal, SUI urlsI "a -dlts- the e9se o.
rs motion is unsur passc--
81. st-~f-ifu TIE working part are few, cas-
lyadiusta ie and sout IN onicr with the greatest
ease
4-l La-1.sr-.- WIKI ur-iiua-T cars one VIII i1sf
q me trrne Thousands - these machines have been
b. constant use nrc and SIX yearE ana are stl..
sll ~ nsl. Uue VIII Cut-lst dozen ~ ire cheap
c- machine .. Uthe- patent
btl. ltnr-1' c-i1enr1- The Wheeler an Wilson
machine r- 1rursluq from sac il-htest uuslins
0. TIE heaviest cloth OF even ieatHcI j work.
slualIr well ur9n slk. linen, Neolel ana cutton
u"ar-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

STEAM WEEKLY To
- LIVERPOOL. touching 60
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---s-------a-eS B0R.l The vel known steam
ers q the Liverpool. NCw York aud Pniaceluh.a
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r--v or q. GLASGOW. Saturday. August p.
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ana ever sueceetin- Saturlay. az Noon from Prey
g. North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE ~ GOLD Oh ITS E1uIvALrvr % r-ErEyrs.
FIRST CABIN. ss1e srEERAGE s-z-.
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u ----- ar 5000 cd G. Ham lur--sl-,
i;.sser.---s also forwarded % Harre Bremen. D.t-
'e4'----' antwerp, t-. 81 equally low rates
rare IRON Liverpool l- Queau7-0vu l-- Ca--1.
-. .i' tfa, oteerage ST. Those vino wish Oh se1o
''l lAtl H--as can Hul -csl-- here at these rates
~ FDi il----r ir-lruallll apply a- The COMPANY 81
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