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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

DIR. SrEPHENsw OF CONNECT
iCI 4, the treat Natural Bone Setter.
DIT. 5. SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
Is known a. over the United States.
DIR. :. SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT.
l. tie author Of " Dr. Sweets lnialliole Liniment.
DR.Sw ET'SINFALLIBLE LINIMENT
lures Rheumat!Om and never fails.
DR.SWEEr'S INFA LLIBLE LINIMEST
l. a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DR.swEET'S FALLIBLEL INIMENT
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately.
DR.Sw EET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is tic Test known remedy Tor Sprains and Bruises
DR.SW EET'S LINIMENT
cures Headache immediately Ond was never known
u fail
DR.SWEET's INFALLIBLEL INIMENT
Ad0rds Immediate relief for Piles and seldom fAils
e. cure
DR.SN T'SINFALLIBLEL ISIMEST
Cures Tie Iuuthachc Is one minute.
DR.SNEET's LINIMENT
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves 10
-.Ar.
nR.SNEE T'SINFALIIBLE LINIMENT
Is the best remedy for sores 10 the known world.
DR.sWEET's LINIMENI
ila- Hlru used by more Khan a million people, And
tI praise o.
DR.sNVE ET'S INFALLIBLEL INIMENT
Taken internally cures Cole, Cholera Morbus anu
Cholera
DR.SNVEET'S INFALLIBLEL INIMENT
tH ''tiicu1 iu need !" and every family should
l4sa tat hand.
DR.SNN EET'S INFALLIBLE EMINENT
Is i'T ss-s Is a.! Drusssts Price - and s. eentS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

\ CoaR1sPlNDL>T saws South Hero can do
better tlau Willist,n on heavy clips of Wool.
Mr.. O.augc Plslps, e S. nth Hero, his a flock
Of 80 ycaIl uss. VII ca a,crig.l * pounds pr
heal Also a,-kalout the s ,ue number, owned
by Mr.. john 5. L,udyu, average isc pounds and
ahl.: anl several oth-r fi5-As averaged oveT
fve q oulrter, all well washed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

LocUsTs N INDIA.-A letter from India in
the ID ldoa Timass iys that, on the 18th OF
june hst, a Il OK Of lJcasts passed over
Ranccglngc, whici was about mile in
b. eadtn ami twJ Or thee miles in length
Tao ul cIniJlment was cJyerrd over with
them, bat by far the greatest portion did not
alignt. bat remained at a considerable eleva-
ton, gyrating in dense columns resembling
waterspOGts. As the fJck moved forward
these living gyratory masses assumed the
appearance Of clouds, and then disappeared
in the distance. The flock was not sufficient
ly thick to throw deep shade, but the my
riads OF these destructive little insects moving
in the air. caused a very palpable dimnu-
ton Of the intense glare and sunshine which
prevailed immediately before their appear
ance and after their disappearance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

A Pa7Rior.c WcuAN.-At Pattshurgh;
the other dav. a man Of no very great Loyal
rr.,en-i5ns called on a widow and informed
Ter that her pnly son WAS drafted, and then
FASTENED 10 trll Ter that he could secure lls
exemption if she would certify that she was
\ wiiJw. and that he was her only son, and
tat she was drrcndent on him for support
Ire patti ,tc lady made the following reply.
=. can certify t. no such ting. I'm MOI
dependent on my son for support, and never
expect u BE-. Besides, ! tlirk he ought to
g. il he Is able T. perform military duty,
and every other able-bJdled man, III thla
wicked Rel,l.iIn l. put down. Nothing but
the necessity of wearing these skirts has
kept me from 9 ing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
NEw YORK, aug. !.

The L. S transport Belvidere from Port
Royal brings Charleston dates to July %
She passed of Charleston same day two
Monitors and the Ironsides engaging Fort
Wagner. Gen. Gilmore had succeeded in
erecting large line of batteries within
1000 yards Of Fort Wagner. Gen. Gilmore
mas mounted three heavy siege guns viii in
Il mile and quarter OF Fort Sumter, which
were u open IRE on Sumter the day the Bel
vIdere lett. Gen. Gilmore WAS confident
~hrn lie mounted all his guns he would soon
rcdLce the Fort. CASUALTIES Oh our eide
tlc small
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
ORDERS RELATIVE TO THE CON
sCRIPTJON.
toKCCLAR no. q.
wAa DrrARryESr.
fHosr MARSHAL GENERALS orrlcs.
Washin arnn ID q IuiyI fss1

e Z
Washington, d. c., July 10. 1858.
To answer the inquiries made TO this o1scs II Il
announced: - :
FIRsr-Any drafted person paying three hundred
DOLLARS, under section thirteen OF the Enrollment
act, is thereby exempt from further liability under
tne craft, but not from any subsequent draf
sEoosD-Any drafted psrson furnishing . n accept.
able substitute Is exempt from military ser!ce for
The period for which said substitute /. mustered into
the service.
THiRn-A substitute ono. ru.ser.a into tia ,sr.
vice cannot be drafted while In the service
fouRrH-A drafted man cannot pay communication
money or present substitute after be has reported
himself 10 the Board Of Enrolment for examination
tHrH3Men who, on the 81 Of March, 1853, were
N the military service OF the United states az sub
r.ates under the draft Of 1852, and whose term Of
service have since expired, are not liable 70
the present draft; bot the persons for whom thew
wore substituted are liable TO dram the sans as
though they had not been drafted and f.ruishs-i
substitutes under the DRAFT Of last year
Si1IH-ln serving the notice. as required BY cir
cular No. y from this Office, a reasonable t,me 20
report sha In each case Be granted by the Board Of
enrolment 70 men IN the State service who have
been or may be drafted.
JAMES B. FRY. Provost Marshal General.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
NEW YoRE. August

NV YORK. August I.
4 Fort Gibson dispatch of the 18th states
that Gen. Blunt crossed the Arkansas night
before last, and met the cnemy's pickets
right across the river. After driving
them few miles he met about 200 of the
enemy and drove them until he met the main
force at Elk Creek, the headquarters of Coop
er's, about p miles from Font Gibson where
the main fight ensued which resulted in the
complete rout Of the enemy. We captured
three stand Of colors, two howitzers and
over sixty prisoners. Our loss was 200
killed and between three and four
hundred wounded. Among our wounded is
Col Williams, who was shot while leading the
gallant lst Kansas Colored Regiment u the
charge through the right
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Nv 0T-71f Q II q
The Tr5gA. has a letter, dated l;ichn md,
Va. 10Th. stating that the late mission Of
\ II. Stephens was to prevail upon oar
Government t. desist from arlnins and organ
i.iug all tie slaves in t &c South, u operate
against our arnies under their masters as
J.ilrcrs.
Tne letter is an extraordinary one after
denying LAT the rebels have any negro s0l-
lies or have ever armed them he threatens
# We d. not de>ist u arm the $50 COO Of
81 aves In the South.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Yale College is this year the recipient Of
two endnwnents, one OF $50 ,00n from ;. B.
Chiuenden Of New York, to form probes
snrship Of divinity, to which Rev. William
Clark, formerly of New Haven, will doubt
le-s he appointed, and another Of S35,0OO
from Joseph Patton. to build new college
chapel. fnese, with the new agricultural
college fund, make the increased endowment
Of the c,llege this year not less than
S20n 600
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
W,sul>erox, july 90

Isis believed By o 3 -iiis he,s that NalL'n-
u ram Furnished VI ryan with laiorm'ti'n
and plans i0, his litc rail-. Inc route vac
carefully CHOSEN through secti Ms where the
VallluJis amiIcs We're known Dc the
strongest, bat lnasmuch rs Mlrsan arprJ
pIiltc the horses OF bis copIerhcad illen .
rs wei Ne those of UniIn residents lie lailed
to produce that uprising or % receive Tic
sympathy which lad b-en promised and ex-
pcCtcd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

The CONCERT MONDAY EVENING, by the
Mendelssohn Quiniette club. for the benefit
of the Senior and Junior classes Of the Uni
verify, was largely attended by our citi-
zrns and 10y many from out of town. The
Q-intette club is no peripatstic orchestra,
but composed Of musicians well deserving
the name Of artists, each one master of his
instrument, and in conjunction rendering
with uneqdalled skill the b,st pieces of clas-
ic mueie.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

The Dispatch crmplains that the women
ami % iy- Il cl ahIat the YInkee prisoners IL
TIE strrr:s, ios green ucks, which they great
" prefer T. SJatEe,n Currency. NJ wonder.
Il confederate collar Is worth nine and y
quarter cent?, and out Of the cJnfederacy ism I
worth anything IT al.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Tie Tribune n As..i.l-tm dl'lntc sly 8
Pts nels continue TO arrive ga small -q'ad--
md nrc consigned 10 L3pi- I'dd' flo'','
Marshal, whJ cInsiEns them IL Tue Oh Cal J.
I'll Prison.
T4ry are mostly stra--le-s picAcd up IN
the rear ul Lees army and many Of them eA-
press q strong prejudice agunst hS-'lii5
again
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

4 New Orleans letter d,tei NON 2}l inst.
-nys: Inc steamer WIN. D ily with 600
eilcs Of cotton on bard arrived here tin,
morning She is p ize To the L. ) sljop
IF wal Ossilee and WAS caItultd vi lie at
tempting to run the blockade at Mobile.
Another steamer with 200 bales was cap
tured at the same time and under similar
circumstances. She is also on her way 10
this port.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
THE SIGHT. TIE SIGHT. rHE SIGHT

4 .r.s sl,oopsry for III. F,.':rvaf'o, Of ~. Ey-'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

NV YORK, Aug. 3.
The HsralH has Morris Island dates to the
30th. The rebels have erected new batter
les on James Island. The Ironsides engaged
Fort Wagner on the Both, and soon silenced
all the guns in the fort.
Deserters from Fort Sumter say that if
Wagner is captured, Sumter will be blown
up and abandoned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

uoy. FREDERICK E. WOODBRIDGE oil Ne'-
r.nnrs, w.- nominated t. opre=ent Tue l'''
Congressional District by the Convention
held at R.ilaud ON the 9th. Mr.. MoIc-
b. idse i. man Of ability and considerable
czrr.i-uc, in the legislature Of this State
nnI We believe will represent his c1nstitu-
cn,s with corresponding fidelity and ability
N CJms. css.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
CINCINNATI, july s

OINCINNAII, July Of,
Vicksburg advices Of the 18th say that
Gen. Heron Division has gone to Mobile.
Our army has fallen back to the Big Black.
jackson Miss. is en irely destroyed. Gen.
Joe Johnston is believed u be retreating
towards Mobile which place the enemy are
making desperate efforts to defend.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT TOILET TRIUMPH.-CRiS

rApoao's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. No Le,4 :
Lime, No Nitrate Of Silver acts ins,aa,au.o.,-
never falls; produces all the shades Of b,,,,.. =.
brown. Parties who were dissatisfied ~. =,
Dyss, use this with invsrisbls satsfactior
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO. 6 A,,,- H.
Nev-york. Sold everywhere. and applied a, :
Hair Dressers-
Price 81. 81 50, Aad IS per box. accOraiu. d T.,
June /. caE.u-N-
CHRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREsERv,
TIVE, Is Invaluable with his Dye, "a Il luips-..-
Utmost .oftness the most beautiful CLOS. az -.
vitality 10 the Hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and g per bottle. .so,r-.-..
size iaz-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
New YoRK. July 81.

The probability Of a change in the army
81 the Pot 'mnc is again discussed in WASH
in.ton and Gen. Sydgwick l. named as the
coming man. Gen. Meade f'rcrs are said
L. occLIy the ciguts "i Fr,dei icksbug " lie
Lee wno WAS at C.lprrPcr On "Wednesday
lids lis own line pJatn Of the Rana mn-
uJck
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

A pleasant feature Of the rebel conscrip-
Ii n i the r,qui4c.lent that man iurnisL-
ins a subs i.ute will he himself hel It the
sub. is rick or runs away. The adoption o.
Il niar rule here would reduce the price y!
substitutes, or improve the qunlity.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

BRIe. GEN. STRONG, wounded in the first
assault On Fort Wagner, died in New York,
whittier be had been transported, on Thurs
day morning. lie led the assaulting column
in attacking that fort, and was regarded as
fine officer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

HAIR DYE HAIR DYE :. RiIli
ElozS Celebrated BAR DE Re ;'s ss.' % ''t -
Tbs only harmless. trus l-t ----a--s l-s -7'
This splsrdi. Hair Dye IS P--.sc;-'i--s'' 8
Rusty or Grey Usi-. Instantly o. : l''i 81
vas,l-al BrolsH, without iliaE-1s -le hA- Q F.
ing the Skin, leaving the Ha,- s-.t an- 1'i---
mparts frssh vitality, frequently rts'----- = Z
the color, o1d reetiaes the ID oree,' q l'--
Ths Genuine is 81 gnsd WILLIAM A bAl----
all otlsss are zsrs limitations. an l----- p
Cd. Sold BY al Druggists &c. Fac.>Ey-s- =
LAY ST., y. T. BA1cHEIoa's nv ----.'
FOR DRESSING THE Han
June . ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

NEW YoRK, July %.
The TriJune's Washington dispatch s'Ys
it is reported here by officers IN from the
front that Gen. Meade thew his pontoJn
bridge ncro.s the Rnrpahannock near the
railroad yesterday. There was some opp
si.iln ullde hy tne enemy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

TIE tUN EssIUNS ND LAFIII
rycr OF az IyvALIn. Published Or tae .s-s-. e.
e a warning anl CATION TO Y-ry7 NEy ~ 81
Ter from Nervous Debility, Preml---s Den
Manhood, e.e., supplyins az the sane --s =
uEASs o. szLr CUEE By one who has ----- e
selfnres Being put 70 great erpenz7 ar. -
through medical humlus sri luleEery.
By enclosing a postpaid s.i--e-se- s--.
uzle copies may 1e had o. lie author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Es,.
Bedford, King C----.. o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

SEC. 6th Is "a follows Tie Boar I, = -
viii give public notics. aier tIli. - - Z.
that they viii, between such h1l1s !. '--5s--.
up 70 tine time whom the drsttS- re -. =. q
report At 3 rendezvous, hear pIoP-7-
amins psrsous - Offering. Rar-
ROLLA GLEASON, President, =
ELISHA WHITE. Comulissiorsf r-..-,1'
L. CHANDLER. eu--eon-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
CT retreat.

In the second di>uI,t OF Massachusetts
out Of ,ix hundred and fifty cjnscriptS OK
amincl up to Wednesday l'st, fur hundred
and ninety wee eyrmTt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
= FRIEND IN NEED. TRYIT.

On. swEEI'. INFALLIBLE LISnEv1, - an external
remedy IS without rival, and viii alleviate pam
more -urrdily than ans other preparation. For ali
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders II is truly inial
l .lr. and d curative fIr Slre-. Wounds Spralns,
Bruises. Gc.. is soothing, healing and powerful
-traa tcliu properties. excite the Just wonder ami
.llsHllglt . an who have given q trial.
over tl lusauf certificates u remarkable cures
performed ty I; Fitliu tie last two years. attest the
.IeE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.
Reliable information reports Lees army is
strongly reinforced at Culpepper, and will
make an important move shortly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Among the rebel prisoners recently brought
II Inns IN Island, S lndusky, Ohio, was
one hriEldier general who is making his
+ 3 NJ it u that pleasant bat circunscilh-
ci retreat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Since Morgan's men were put in Jail at
Cincinnati, Gen. Burnside has issued an or
der, that no person will be allowed to visit
the prison except on official business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
Economy Is Is1atth !
This maxim viii he fully demonstrated iy buying
THE AMERICAN NOT AIR
COOEGIN TOW e.

SIT WILL BAKE DR0IL AND ROAST BET
n ter tialu ans other Stove U. Oh ID ,.lF.H- % o..
sent. 10 fuel anl scrg large ai cellt-e Do. -.-te-
uitucr.
They have the .oilowIa. a3raua-e5
let They arc c.u-tI L-fui tHt' l r'r" .. -ft-.
durahilIt, all tire piatcs -1f s-- G. tle -l-
made of an extra taichue--
ii. The dues are liued wiki nul-caut1c..n- ce-
ment thereby applt ms tire heat directly O. t-r
rueu and the oven eau BE- heated and Atpt -- i-a-
uis order with loss tuel dian ans other Stove
81. They have hHt ar draft W i-h uut un.t
makes the fuel lurn trec ami l--t .lu ser but adds
T. the heat n ami baking facilities
18th. TL.y clnsuue al the -ascs from tie tl--.
thereby addin. greatly O. tile quantity u heat oi-
taiued iron tile amount ui luel usc'i-
18th. The stove Is made, mounted and hu.alll go
tie most superior manner. Tie oven is large l-t
veil ventilated. The stove Is Convenient ll form
ttc made fuf use O. adopt tle llu-ulsl t some
who have used this stove. d. 10 viii DO more WORK
with les fuel than ans other stove IN proof uc
add the following. testimony
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
Hrlaf Rec D.. srraJus slss ~ o.
ALHASY. Dec @, 1861
Mn. sAGER-My Dear Sir Ny family have made
a thorough trial Of tho American llut Air C4uhIn-
stove aud they regard IT, both uu the scure VI ts
convenience and economy, as having greatly tlr
advantage Of any other they have ever tried In
deed they consider II 20 perfect as leaving nothing
10 be desired.
". \. SPRAGCE.
The AyERicAs HoI AIR C05EISs STOVE IL for sale
IN Burlington by
Aug q davu Church street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

HEApoCARrERs FE0vos1 NAss---.'
OFFICE, SID C0NGREss.0yAi l-s.i.-I
Burlington. VI, July -
DCBLlC Notice IS hereby gwen th1i -
II Enrolment will on and after Nol-. -
$50, hear propositions for 81 s-itniet = -
with eectiJl 9Th Of Regulations 70 = -
tutes. between 10 and + o'clock A. e.
1. l.. - --.--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON r. r..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commcncing May :. l-5s, trains viii run as fol-
lows
IEAvE BURLINGTON
SIS An, MAIL TRAIv for Boston, Lowell, worces-
ter. Bellows Falls, keens, Fitehburgh, Brattle-
horo, Springfield Hartford New Haven, Troy
Albany, and New York arrive In Boston Is ?
~ Troy Is n. New York .5PW.
Thropgh 10 Troy and B0'to7 iritkout ChGrgs
Of Crrs
u l5AN. EXPRESS TRAM for Rutland Troy, Al
hsny, New York. Schenectady and the West AZ
rive AZ Troy 81 n; New York by Hudson River
Railroad or Steamers next morning.
y n, NIGHT EXPRESS from Montreal 20 New
York; arrive IN Troy % 4 NJ New York y II.
IRON TEE SOUTH AND East Trans ARsrvE At BrE-
LISGToS As FOLLOWS
800 Az. AccolNoDAr1oS TRAN from Rutl.rd-
This Train leaves Rutland al c0AN.
IS PN, MAIL TRAIN from Boston Lowell, Worces-
ter Sprin sdeld, Hartford New Haven, Troy, Al
hany and New York Leaves Boston 30 A n,
New York % NJ Troy l2I5 n. This train
from Rutland stops only At Brandon, Middlebury
and Vergennes.
m NJ Passenger Train.
TICKETS sold for SaratoEs, Troy, Albany, New
York, Schenectady and al principal points on the
New York Central and Westsrn Rsu Roads and n
formation given by
R. {. ROVE, No. !. American HotAl Block
~ Fare always as low as BY any other route aud
Baggage checked through.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTE
BRY ANS
PU In MIC AFEps

ne most cNTL-ln huu tpcefF rtulefiF ever
for nj the Diseases Of the Chess a. -ss-7-s'
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Cons1-l--ss
Bronchitis, Influenza, Horses
Difficult Bresthing S1re
Throat. &c. 10
THESE WAFERS give the MOE f---a-t.--.
and perfect relief. and when IersaTsTe- r.-- 49,
Bg TO direction, never fall % sf-.t 4 p
asting cure. Thousands have been rex = F.
feet health who have tried other anesrs = -
all classcs and all constitutions thew are ----r.
blessing and cure-noue need cespa'r d. miles,
long the disease may have existed 20 td~a-.-s
we're Il may be, provided the 1rgsri- r-r.--.-.
the vital orsAns IS not hope.s=s.F Le.7vgI -
one afflicted should give them i1.0s-- .-.a'
To VOCALlSTS and PUBLIC STEAMERS -...
Waters are peculiarly valuable. rrsr Mn ~.
day remove the most severe occasional fYz-=--..
and their regular Use for a fsN -lvs u... s--.r-.
Increase the power and le1ItilIte lf t.s o. 81 -
ly improving Is tone, compass a-+ c.s-r-.s F..
which purp1ss they arc rls -r 1.- .~ -.
professional vooalists.
JOB MOSS Sole 7-.---...
= tc-'a-- Pc g. & a..
Frsee . cents per box Far--- I'd --
Nov. llth. 1861
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
GREAT INDIAN REM EDT
FOR FE.NiLES.
DR.. iattison's Indian Emmagosue.

THIS celebrated Female Medicine
Il possessing virtues unknown Of
anything else Of the kind, and prov
Ing efectual after all others have
JAILED, Is prepared from an Indian
plant used BY the natives for the
sane purpose nom time immemorisl,
and now for the first time offered 70
20 the public Il Is designed for both
married and single ladies, and Is the
very best thing known for the pur-
pose, as Il will bring on the monthly
sickness in cases Of obstruction from
any cause. and after all other rene
dies Of the kind have been tried In
vain. This may seem Incredible,
but n q fAil In any case the money
will be refunded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

sCRGEON-GENERAL HAMMOND
cstertng Colonel and des-ruc.ive z!aa--ls -..--
rupply tablsz. has conferred a blessing u o., O.
soldiers. Let him order the tiso7a---a->
% Blssdins,- and he uss Of BRASDRE-Hs 9---
q the place thereof Then vii Souuensss --
srs- IN the practice Of Ns5.,.as. vi.-5 r5u-- 70
aecoue smpha;ically
THE HEALING Ar.
have for thirty years tauy51 -1a' r. -'--''
action could hs -ured BY mer-ury or tartar v-..
That the human boiy eouid only Sea ala.-
BY d" vegetable f1od~-An-ns-l f,c- being
condensed Vegetables. BRANDRETBc =
should be in every Military Hospital. t.
cure BILIOUS D1AzBaGa. CsHoyrr T-a
CrEoSc 1rsrS1Esr. and al Fever and 4+--
q the Bowels. sooner and mare s-rs'- t-
m-tic.no in TIE world. BRANDRErls E-s.
thezs ,asss should he taken night emf u.-
Read Itrecti5ns and SCI new style.
CASE OF RosCor h WArsC
D.. z. B---z-s.i. -Ss,s T5-t
SIR Va, private IN Co. F. l-t- Rsg--
Vols While 81 Harrison. L--lius az e.
RappahsnnccS near Falmouth. I and nary
Company were zck with ui,l.-us -lz--1z.
Army Surgeon did not cure u. SID Z 10, -a-
skin ami hone Among the C5uz--r u--.
number Of members who hsl worked % ---s
,-,.--r - SIN sim Tho ---. b. ass --
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FROM TEE SOUTH AND EAST Trans ARsrvg AT BuE-
LryGroy As rOIIows
oGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


Leave 0sdensburgh at II IS p ", (dins st M.lone)
arriving At RouseB Point at S 50 n, connecting
with tho Vermont Central Rsilroad, Night Express,
with Splendid Sleeping Cars attached, for Concord
Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, lawrence. Portland,
titchburgh, Worchester Spring geld. 6o and .rriv-
ing ST Boston early the following morning. Also
connecting at Burlington with r B R R, for Troy.
Albany and New York. and at Rouser Point with
Lake Champlsin Steamers for Saratoga Spring.
Troy, Albany and New York Also with o 4 u
Lawrence R R. FOR Montreal and Quebec.
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For further Sgseial Notice. 80 ''--7
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

n- SWEET, lSfALLuLE LisNESr F0R HoRsEs
I- ua.Issll ny amy. aui in all cases q Lameness,
arising from >prllus Bruises ur hrelchin It's effect
e ull- sal and certain. Harness or Saddle calls,
scratches. Mango, Nc-. 70 will also euro speedily.
SPAWN and ku-huuc may 10 easily prevented and
-lIvl l tl-if lucipeut stages, but confirmed case
-yHu4 tire posi- lty 20 radical cure. No case
10 thl At-I, however IS 50 desperate or hopeless
ut 10 4-ay De a.lcviated ty this Eminent and IL
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