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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
pm1,nr1rnl.. March =


\ -recial despatch to the Press sag,
lar-c rebel force Is at Charlotte, Tenn, near
Clarks,illc. under Woodward and Ro-s
If private adyic,s can h' relied upon VIC
shall have stirring news FROM Gen. Rose
rams army within ten days It i not I'M
rrobable that hrs column Is already IN mo-
ton.
The Inquirer says Geu. Bsauressrd Is
moving towards Virginia.
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- ,r,yu,srER.> NOTICE.

raN iirec,-a ., give notice that MAJOR 7. :;
N.rsow, Pavlna ter L. :. A, hss been reiiel 81
from duty in Boston, aud transferred 10 Alhanyi )
Y. - make the army payments IN the ctaie % ' g
mont and the State ci New Nork north o. the 9t. q
New York. All communication IL Mayor T.
Watson. should be sent u Albany. Ne"-fcIA' H.
stead o; Bestcn, Mas. T.,
surgeon in chars.
T.. Marine General Hospital -,
HsY 18th. "sN"i
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JOHN cHArrIELD's ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, The Hoaorablo the
DISTRICT OF cHIIIUSDEy. e. Probate Court, FOR
the Dist-ict OF Chttenden.
To all persons interested IN tho estate Of John
Chatseld late of Huntington ir sait District de-
ceased. 6REEIISG.
Wisrca-, said Court h2th assigned the 18th day Of
Juno next for the settlement o. the administration
account Of the administrative of the estate Of sid
given to all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three wooks succos.vely PFC
vious n the day assigned IN tie Burlington Tree
Pres printed In Burlington, IN aid District.
TA<reforc, you arc hereby notified 70 appear a. tho
Probate Court rooms, IN Darlington, on the day a.
signed. then and there 10 contest the allowance Of
said account. Il You see cause.
Given under NY hand this --th day Of Nay
4. T. isss.
-ss~s
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W.sHlScros. My -

W,sHycro%. My Is.
4 gentleman arrived here from the Rar-
rahannock, uniformly reports that nothing
Of importance is transpirins in the army
Many officers have gone North and there IS
no Indication oganv immediate movement.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

against my will, and hope YOU viii receive
me as your prisoner -
The rebel commander then promised that be
would send him 10 the rebel authoritie, at
Shelhyrillc at bis earliest convenience.
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CrNcINNtII. Nav 2

Tho rebels crossed the Cumberland river
Yesterday at Fishing Creek and Hartford,
XIV, hut were driven hsck by our forces after
slight diminishing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
MANUFACTURED BIZ
4 BURLINGTON CHAT,
Br ONE VINO HERD IT.

u o. l. y NJ -44sD -.
said Mac % bis friend who he saw was not glad.
What's the reason, ny boy, that you look 20 nasi
Has the Baak thrown your nOtes out Is Lacy IN
kind
or are both ysur love and your paper decline
Mo- It's neither fried Mae" shouted Tom Nl''
-roan.
ssJ1y Tail0l's ulisat eel mes rcgsr was known
such . hotch Of q coat. such h1rharous veat
And such PAnt5-yoS, o7yn l an voNt aud de
tresscd,
We're no. Lucy . duck and darling. Why Ma.
r. this s1it she " 9ult certainly give nc the .c.
f.Do a. l DO, friend Ton,r "a, the ready reply.
60 70 RICHARDS, at least ] advise -cu % tn,
He lives next the Church close by Pecs new olcct.
There you're slgs - Sc. suited, though he ter''
keep stock.
take Lin ny Own Absics, and qui:S a O IA
An li-htfdlly fitted, and chezply, for cash
In sui; o. bis cut, 1oll, feel Just the thing
In @ hIfrroT In flct, % laugh, whistle or s,n--
And % HAPPY loolc that cur witty friend Iacf
When he me- e 40 eTciallc7, how use % u ~.
Nae
cLE1TLIG. IEFzfGLf1, CUTTING, As. &c.,
Promptly al Satisfactorily doEe to order.
rr.-sprin- ashions rccoived, also sample of
Spring 6oods which will DO made up 10 any gentle
man's order aud ta=te IN the most approved sbapsf
t7Tneut-. Eespcctfrlly suhmitted. =
3 sBu-iingta1. VI, asy 9Th. tses. ~ 'lNrtf !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

>,ts..-. u> rHL BATTLE FIftr--lhe aids
which -ri,uoc he brought 10 hear since the
commencement rf Ito Relation were vel
illustrated durin. the late battls on the
RapTahaunock When tho army crossed
thc river ., Chanccll1rsyillc. the virc- fJi-
loved. and communication was ~ once .s-
tahlslci with the different CORPS. As soon
~ Gen Hooker was ready for action, he tele-
craphcd q Prof. Lowe 70 know the weakest
point ef the cnomy's lines. Tie answer
from the balloon was. The hight, q Fr.der-
icksicr-." Soon the order calo' flr Sed--
wick o. storm that point and I'D know how
brilliantly dis was done He vaa then or
derel 60 advance, and effect a junction with
Hooker. which order was communicated by
telegraph part Of the way and by signal the
other part, but Le was prevented from dong
this on account Of the enemy being massed
front Of him. Itwa, then discovered that
q large body o. Rebels had succeeded in max
ing fauk movement, and repo5ses
sing tho heights that had been tax
en-, thus cutting him of from Frcderi,ks-
burg and his hase Of supphe,. IN order
then came for him Go retreat ly Banks :
Ford, which WIS communicated by signal
directly over the head, # the enemy IN his
rear, and bridges having been laid IN spite Of
the Efforts Of Rebel sharpshooters 10 present
it, he succeeded in crossing IN safety, thus
escaping from position where humiliation
OF CAPTURE seemed inevitable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

Remember. reference viii 20 gwen 20 persona
whom BIandrcth's Pills have cU7ed 4 o'=t~erei- c-
over twenty years duration. and En- ea5es where 70
natural action n tho bowels Lad taken place iu
twenty YEAR yet these cases vsrs rai-aily cured
~ Hr4ndrsth's Til.
Nav 10Th -e".i-
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RENARKe

AZ there VISA large supply u northern cattle
and about 7oo western at Brighton, price. were full
5oc per cvt lover. Sheep sold quick, prices sane
.. last week Calves sold better lambs more
shundsnt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
PURE BLOOD crREs-wmEy me

PURE BLOOD CURES.--WUEN III
BILE has not tho requisite healthy qualit'c=' VIC
become costive. To restore the bile 10 state Or
health, the blood must be purified. You canine
purify the blood but by occasional puTsatre-, and
they should be continued fer several days IN 'rc'e7-
SION when there may be greater OF less interval %
rest. Some persons hsvc used BRAsDRETH's FiLLs
every day in small doses until they become cured
Of oostiveness. which bad troubled them for oTe5
twenty years. The use Of this medicine does 1oi
deJilitate or require an increase of dose from COM
tinucd use They IN fact strengthen tie bowels a.
exercise does the arms On lc-s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

Nr Russell, of the L'nllu Tur-' Sc rg-
ported nv latest arrivals. q, Lcmbsrc. with
the rprpo~r ~ furnishing 10 tho T1"re c,r-
rc-I.-..l.ure "n Polish affair
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

they want to know how the wind will I've ON
next W ednesdayi: the are haunted BY vague
IDEAS Of the Gulf stream, and demand it's
width lie effects, it. length, its temperature.
where 1t rises, whittier 1t flows, how I,ng
icc5ergs will float in it, what it is good for
and what we would do without il. Tb.y
see ship in the distance and want 10 know
where It Is gong TO, It's nationality. and its
exact distance from themselves. Tbcv al
ways must asa the number Of davs hours
and mnutes, consumed in the shortest trirs
across the Atlantic they seem to think that
the captain knows the exact whereabouts of
every steamer af0at, and all these questions
thty ask bin with the confding faith Of
children and the mental and reasonin. facul.
tles Of idiots.-Corr. Ere7lis,g Posi-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
TF.k g " IT & II.
EIrETEs,
t.u rIirL7s ir
F-orcrnuiCTf Securities,
L1E~-s rCz
The United states Five-Twenir boSr'
A.- prepared 20 ta-n.. tic
r--r-1 .r.rFs FH-E-THENFT YFt7

80 PFC --.- "- -at'-.-
r-.rL1 ,r.rFs FHE-TfENFI It'7
SIX TrR CENT BONDS
s.-s.. l-.l. OH, Cos eminent AT FAR.
% o. All amer Jsl ls.-. &c 7-irisJe 81 el''a-i-
I.74, Te-1- y..,- INFO TIC T-e-T,rsHfg 5a7-s 20
pa til CEASE. Parties wishing 90 'ecuro a tnitea
s,s,ss' B1r- AT PAR, payins
SIX FER CENT INTEREST II GOLD.
.ho1ls send 90 ,5o.. orders Before that ti-l-.
woa.so keep on hand constant supply al
classes Of Go-c-un-l, ..-- .l -ais q. tAe '---
CT market yates.
O. s. --5- r-f---r- E-t1
-.S.frc- .-.t Bl7-. r. 1851.
r. S. O. Te1- C--..-.s.t. .t irte--.s7s-'.
a-. Co.. &C.
~EsK = HATCH,
r-H S.-r,t. yET-I 9FE
sf--..s- dau3no-'s
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Me. CARrrv1r-, q Goveraear, ST. L-sraa-o
County, has used B-androth's pills for thirty years
IS hi. family medicine. They cured him o. '-rcr
and agus and costivcncss. ~hcn he was reduced 20
tho nest dcplora5le weakness, and whom % vas1'l-
posed uo medicine could rave him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

AccIpu>T Henry II Mitchell Of the
Junior class, of tho University Of Vermont,
had hi, .iaw broken hast v.ek lay kick from
2 h.v>.
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KEEP CoOI.


-TsSII MOOD;
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED:
5u.t Fu, lishci n Sealed En-elope. Price Cents
4 Lecture Oh The Nature, Treatment aud Radica
Cul- or sporIr.torrhoa o. Seminal Weakness, In
- .-uiary En- ssions, sexual Dobility, and Impoti
.s-g-fs ~ Marriage generally. Ner-ousness Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fiisi Mental ana Phrsiea
lncnpacitr. resulting from Self-Abusc, &c--By
tffts gcst, ~
~ B-r q r.9s.nsf. ~ S4fsrr-,.-
e.it gLlcr sol % plain envelope, p any address
1os, pais On receipt Of Ex cents, or two postage
lamps, by. Dr.. CT. J. e. KLINE,
y Borcry, ..s-< Tork, Fost 0fice Box, i5s5-
ctrh -. 9aW3mosis
rTIECTf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

The Worlds dispatch says 1t Is rumorei
here and the ru-or Is believed to he true
that graf f5ars are entertained hy the Ad-
ministrati,n Of an invasion Of Pennsylvani7
hy the confederate forccs.
cen. >chenek Of Baltimore i aaii 70 b1'c
communicated his fears % III, Washing u
a1tlori,ic- and t. ,h1-e 90 Harrisburg au
-hIt 'tr infection has caught In both place
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
CRUCES CEIEBRiTED SiLIE.
A SURE RELIEF FOR TIE SUFFERER,

ASuRE RELIEF FOR The SUFFERER.
This Sal7e "a e vegetables preparation, ;n-eH.-
Cd in the l7th century, By DH. VIZ. GzAcr,
surgeon IN King Jslcs's army. 41.315i' -
agency he cured thousands Of most serious s0Tes
n7d wounds that bafFied the skill Of tie most
eminent physicians Of his day, and was regarded
BY al who knew lin a. . publ, b1ne--ci--'
Grace's Celebrated sllvo cures Buns
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Scslds.
Gracs's Celebrated sal7o cures Flesh "o-7,is.
Graca's Celebrated saivo c1rcs Cons.
errce's Celebrated salvs cures Felor,.
traces Celebrated salvs cures Frozsl LiEcA
Grace's Celebrated salve cures We1s.
Grace's Celebrated salvs cures csiio1sef,
aracs's Celebrated ssivs cures Salt Rhs--1
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chilblsi1s
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures Sore Lips.
Graoe's Celebrated salvo cures Erysipe!ss s'Ess
Graca's Celebrated Sslyo cures Absces-ct.
Graos's Celebrated salvs cures Ulcers
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chappsd Hl-d'.
6racs's Celebrated salvo cures Ringvoruis.
And from Sores and Wounds Of II most serious
nature down 70 a common Pimplc. II crall-
cate, Pimples from the face, and b-autiies ths
ekin. There IS no preparation before tfe 5''-..-'
that can equal this Salvc in prompt ana eI'c7-
geiic action for the speedy cure OF external d.
eases Is those who have tried is virtues TESTIFY
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen. VII ind tbs
Salye their best friend.
I: has none Of the irritating, heating proper.
ties q other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Nounif.
Every fl-n.ly, and especially those eon;ainiaS
children. should keep box on hsnd n csze Of
accident, for il Will save them much tTos5.e,
suffering. and money. All 1t wants Is :a-f
trial 10 c--o Old AID invc;eratc So.cs,
MANUFACTURED BIZ
WILLIAM GRACE,
Ansshu-y. Hass-
F-iec 3 ecs:5 and 81 per Boz.
Great saving "a made by taking the larger s!xe-
Zach box has the above cut and the fac-simile o.
the proprietors signature attached 70 u, which 4
-1'' GEORGE c. GOODWIN Co,
SIS Hanover Street, Boston.
General Agents for New England
GzAcE's SArvL can be obtained AZ all the rosPeci
ahio Druggists aE6 Country stores everywhere
Ar-fi 55th, iss3 WHY'S
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LII RECEIVED

FgHsH supply Of tho fine Card Portraits q
n Hshcp Borsins' ,,-.,.,, 49,,
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ONE Of those nav PocKIT BOOKS fog Postage Cug-
Y y rcncy for FryI GETS, a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LlNINEHE.
An instantaneous remedy Ter chronic rleunati-ai'
hcads.he. to9tha-be. Group, cole. q1.nsoy, sore
threat. and ps.ns IN any part q the BODY. Try d
bottle and be convinced. Remember this aIti,lo is
a suc,sss, not an evpeHuant-for % yeara 90 has
been tested Every one who uses e recommends g.
No medicine ever had such reputation a5 tHis,
silently It rs. w,rked i's way before tlo public.
and ell are loud ln is praise "Chrc7i, Rhe1m1-
t.m.~ Thousands who laid weeks ra led u
agony. and ucy,r walked without che -i- ai -4rii-
es.uith tii, complaint con testify g. h'
effect. of this lia'u.srt. They arc rurcd aH. ff'-
claim %. ,.-turs throughout obs land Fe1.m7'r
relief is certain. aud p.-...scare i- -u-" '' '-
loo. U,.aaebe IS a.l L.l-. warrant t @
ra,-il -or, tr-rst. o'i,-.y and l'aei'a1
~ tii,tr t---ar- ly p timely u-s of che N'n1.
Eminent Iths. sawed hundreds tls r.- 'tr.e
mouths. rr.,, a- ana ~ cont. a.'nr ot-'
Cortland. st-..i N.r-}.rs So'- '~'' Drives
~ rfh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

Acc1pEST.-Dr :. W. Ihavcr. Jr.. was
thrown from hi- horse Monday uo-'S near his
residence on =. Paul street end severely
bruised, but We arr glad to learn that no
bones were broken and n seriors injury re-
coiycd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

IS 7 OPS Is tie Uaraue= Taaif, -r-.
n author o. Quits, DC
'.HistcTv CT TIE Jewish Churlhs' by sflnler.
Argument IN favor Of the CCus.itutiouGlltv %
the Iezzl Tender Clsuse;1 hy Barnard Reclkfr.
Received aud fsr -sl@ ~
T1EE R.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

IHE EMBODIMENT ly tie Provost Marshal
o. the District under the Consumption Act,
has already commenced The orders Of the
War Department we understand require its
oJmrleti within twenty days timc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
MASON y uAMLiN
EsINEJ ORG a 4 = ,
HErT IJTOUfTIC STELL
r-..-.-l n-. Il -.

Patented Oct e. 80
V ..-- recently introduced numerous very
Important Improvements N cur harnonium-,
rfara secure. f1r them by copyr GIT the trade
rl4rs 04Afrr, Org7,,n which viii distinguish
them from those ~ other makers, and protest
purchaser from limitations.
4ThSON & HASiLIN'S C4BlNET ORGANS are
vi rror.-.g-ed superior % all instruments or
.Il!iar nature rs melodcons seraphines, SC ~
those i,.t qua icd 60 judge, and are tho only ones
which have ever been awarded cold Medal IN THIS
cauu-rv.-Sea written testimony from the following
most cu1-u0T- OrzSn.s tv of New York, Boston &c
in which the. are pronounced O. The best Of their
,.i4-. n ,vi,-l vo have any knowledge g" Zundel.
uraa7ist of Henry Ward Beecher's Church, Flint
- Madison SQUARE Church; Mosenthal, OF Caevslry
Church. Wells. of Christ Church; MsgTath, OF Dr.
rf.,' Church; sl.itr 0f the immaculate Conception
Church. Ha-cn. Editor NusirGi Rst1ec, OF New
-Tuck,rmau. ~ St Pauls Church, WILCOX, or
immaculate Conception Church, Baumbachl OF no
Church u the Uutyi Lang, Of Old South Church,
II sslu.- Gealc. Of St. JOsephs Church, IhoInas
~ d., Church q the Holy Innocertsi Marsh, OF Ct
Peters Church OF Alhauy,-and many others.
Tie Manufacturers are IN possession Of testimoni o
a.. 20 similar eject from Thdlberg, Morgan, L.
Mason Terrain, Bradbury, Webb. Root, Has-ns',
VIM Mason, satter, Wollenh,upt, Geihssr' hlauser.
Wolfsoh1 Sc, &c
Cabinet Of-aus, Single and Double Reed, SO 70 ~
do with G. s. and y stops, pedal bass &c 20 -
gfelddcdns Nine varieties $50 70 =,
- Descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
Nareroouls in Boston; 274 Warrington Street
Warero0rls fu New York: and Mercer Street
Address d" MASON & HAMLINs Boston, CT
MASON BROTHERS, New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

fmtAur'rHh, Nay -.
The following is b special .ii-p'tcA t. 'hc
B.Hr'ir
CN,NNAGL May 21.--Ine h'est sduoe-
received lr,o from Nick>hurs through Union
s1ur,o-, sro to- Friday ls-' III. At that
time Vigorous bombarimcu, O.. the '.Vu
rs land and water was S3iu. on.
\ special dispatch from Murfrc1sbaro. sl.s
that rebel prisoners make the following IT.
port On SUNDAY last, courier dashed mp
vitha dispatch from Col Brockinridsc 30
Gen. Wheeler atNeNinvilic, acinJv lodging
that vielsburs had flllcn. i4t lhat Peu,',r-
ton c-carci with almost sli hrs army. bur-
had lest bis artillery
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

A CHANGE H0tDEa Of the =ss styie, that y01
~ get for FIVE CESIs, al -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
pECIaL NOTICES.
..wuy. MRS. r.. now Yor MAN

AGE 70 have such nice light Bread and Biscuit
"Bccause use Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Sale
ratus. ] never cav any hall - gcc9. ike ID
much better 70 use with cream tartar than d.
with .oda. I shall never use any other. II you
will try ono paper. Mrs. W. you viii say tho same
II has alr1ol; Il my dyspepsia Net all IN
Groccrs keep d..
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LEGAL NoTIC CTS.

ior .f.rt5sr sFssial .'5.iss. 81. fi-s pag-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

How ARs OUR DRTssEs To BE MApL A con-
temporary answers the foregoing question n the
following lively manner -. BY q sewing ma
chine, OF course. We trust that the day IS over
m which needle drui-cIy sets a feeble opposition
TO the musical click Of the Wheeler < Wilson
machine lady who says She does hot know
how to use p sewing machine, IS looked upon
with a. much distrust as lady who SAYS she don't
Ike babiez Side by side; IN every home, We
zee the piano and the sewing mschine. OF
course, people have a right 10 their preference
but give rs the merry little MUSICIAN whose
crystal eye and silver tongue not only I'll the ear
with melody, but set the pulses Of life anl health
thrcbbinS anew in the weary hearts Of g million
women. Is IT not better than al the pianos ever
tuned some Of the newest improvements 70
the Wheeler 4 Wilson machine, are the Binder
braider and Cor1er all Of which ladies find in
dispenslble. The Brsider is particularly appro-
pirate to the present mania for decorating everv-
thing with braid. Il DO not know what We
should do without the Wheeler q Wilson Braid
err said the director Of one Of our fashionable
mantilla establishments, when We inquired holg
those tasteful labyrinths Of brsi1 were laid on,
and his words are echoed in every home in the
land.-Really, we scarcely know which blessing
70 wish our young lady frieuds--a Wheeler 3
Wilson machine or = husband We rather in
cline 70 the former, for they car exist minus the
matrimonial alliance, but cant do without
sewing machine. What DO you gay. sirlE1'
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TO PAINTERS.
Ask FO r
b L \

ONE Of these zea. cvzEEScr HotoEEs. sold ~
CO. FRENCH co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

MoNNIoS VT June c.. -'.
lfe.-rs. 9. y. F0wLE Co, Eo,ton,
Gentlemen Having f9r twenty years pas, been
IN the habit Of using pr Wistars Ealsam ol Nlti
cherry 10 cases o. Coughs. Colds. and Pulmonary
Affections can testify 10 rs great merit, with ~"
utmost confidence. believe II 90 be tho best meci-
zinc for these omplaints ever used, and have no
doubt that the use Of q has a. three several times
saved me from Consumption, besides many times IN
lste years s0riins immediate rllgi IA less severe
attacks.
can hardly find language 70 express the cz1lteo
OPINION have Of the Ellsaul. and recommend Us
GEORGE DART.
Prepared ~ sEIH ~ TOWLE Co. Boston,
and for sale ~ all dealers IN medicines.
v3im9s7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

\ Auirs TpAyErrSs AID work Baskets, I very oz-
CT HART
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Just RECEIVE


a a-r ga..ea ir s-tEF NANTES.
r..r..-...n ,r7rl-. 81. DAWN
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FANCY BtsKErs. FANCY BASKETS.

rTHIs Iay recoIved a few tubs OF nice Maple Sugar
C. L. HART.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27

Nails.

Duln IufpenftHe, Rosfn,
\ Pitch, Tar 20 Pc ad raj.
4 $. Turpenfi'ae l5c fpgdi,
Tar lforeignlp Dbl. s13a Il
Pitch Goal Tar). $40 At
Resin. ...........le 40
IT,, nj q OF % m
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27

We have introduced several of the justly celebrat
ed Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" 20 our sleeping
apartments. We give this spring bed bottom decd-
cd preference any and all othere we have ever
used Our guests speak of them in the highest terms
We recommend their to all hotel keepers who de-
sire the comfort of their guests.
w. ID. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
May Il. 1858. Franklin House, Bangor, Nc.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, November 10.
x$@Extraihs will leave as follows, until further
orders:
Ssco River for Portland at ss5 and Q Is A. NJ and
$50 P NJ.
Leave Portland for Saco River at 500 A. NJ, and
200 and Sis r. NJ.
The 200 T. NJ. train out and ths'915 A. NJ. train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
Stages connect at saccarappa daily for South Wind
ham, Windham Centre and Great Falls.
At e orham, for West Gorham, Stapdish, Steep
Falls, Baldwin, Hiram. Limingfon Brownfed
Fryeburg, Conway, Denmark. Lowell, Bridgton
&c, &c,
At Buxton Centre. for West Buxton, Benny Eagle
South Limington. Limington, SC, &C.
At Saco River, tri-weekly, for Hollis Limerick
Ossipee. Newfeld, Parsonsfeid, bingham, + reedom
Madison, Eaton, Limin gton, Cornish, Porter &C.
nov IL DAN CARPENTER, Supt.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27

AT Court of Probate held at Portland within and
for the County of Cumberland on the third Tines.
day OF January. in the year of our Lord eighteen
hu dred and sixtv-tbree
A LEAANDER Bl6Gs, late partner and creditor
"A of stephen Lowell. late Of Portland in said
County, deceased having presented his petition that
Administration on the estate of said deceased NAV he
granted TO him.
,oas Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
70 al persons interested, BY causing notice to be pub.
Ilshed three weeks successfully in the Maine State
iress printed at Portland that they NAV appear nj
Probate Court to be held at said Portland ON the
ihrd tuesday of February next at ten of the clock
in the forenoon. and show cause if any they have
why the same should not be granted
WILLIAM G. BARROwS, Judge.
true copy, attest,
81 w8ws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register