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The repor; Of Gen llulbuts re~igns-
tin WIS Premature. General llallrcA d.
clincr t. accept it, therefore Gen. lluilhuit
r,uains in cuinmand OF tie l0.h Amy
corp.
lie Mobile N.Ss Of the 81, says eve
have mLlIiIudes "i reports horribly detIi-
mental To the c aIacteT VI the IatiiIIism Of
the people in many places in Alabama and
Mississippi. Some u theui are to- disgI dee
fl to publish. \ portion Of our people
have gone stark mai. Ihey are bastard
southe. ncrs and recieant conf, drraIes.
The chiei OF lie ChOctaUs Las gone TO
Richmond.
An army $4,000 strong Is still at Meridian
and Enterprise ready 10 to Mobile or east
AZ circumstances may rquire. Bngg Is at
C.atano "a and a portion of his force Is at
Rome, Ia. Extensive preparations are BE-
ing made TO finish the iUIIiteaIiJns VI Mo
il "
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News OF the Week.
By Telegraph.
Nrv YoRK, Aug. Z.

NEw YoRk, Aug. Z.
The NJ bile N,.cs of the Both has leader
on despondence and cToakers. IL tells tne
citizens Z, avoid them as they would pesu-
lence and states that Gen. Grant's Army
has mostly gone to Virginia where the great
final struggle is to take place; 1t calls upon
the citizens Of Alabaml, Mississippi ana
Georgia to loin Bragg and Johnston and all
will be well. a. We are at the punt wheh
this confedersey SHOULD throw every thlnS
into the scales and turn the tides oil tie
campaign. Lincoln can put No more men
int the field and if We only check the yam
KEGS now be is used up and the RESOLUTION II
the North is at an end Tne article eh Sc
yery bitterly as follows " We have 10
choose the whip Of the slsTe Or the whip Of
be master, choose ye.
Among the recent arrivals from Europe IS
Pierre Soule who says he IS not sanguine oi
mediation on the part Of the Emperor OF the
French on the ground Of the popularity o.
the movement in Mexico
TIE bombardment near Charleston was
more spirited on the 2@th. Inc fro '.1.l
vrere erecting their new batteries wIthln
COO wards OF Fort Wagner Onr new pd'-
ierirs on James Island are causing them
much annoyance. -uuD LAD4S 4I-N."--
teen landed on FollY Island. Inc yankees
had CAPTURED three blockade runners.
Parties from middle Tenn. represent the
condition Of the people as horrible '-'!
hayi aJtL to eat. -, =,
A Richmond telegram Of the 2oth rit.'
saws in the fight at Manassas Gap We l'si
goo killed and wounded, when We retired
overpJwcred hy superior numbers.
The Mobile Neirs Of the 3lst ut, say
edit1riailv Gen. Chants conduct m "a
ruling the vickshurg prisoners i beng IN
vesti.-ated. We hope his head wi. Re sirlca
of iSr lie could not have struck hea'iei
blow t. the cJnfederacy. Pe-n'ierton aIH,'
amy i disposed Of anu the Texas ami Al
hama tfo IL " icl have crOzset the Mi-s---
tnri st arv nd c,ntrJl. r.e wl,le al e.
OF tie remainder J. prc,i! plated upon J'.-i-
st,n's camp 10 eat hir stores, discourage an
dccimite lis Iank-. and n,w they are oideie-
t,Iep1rt t. The same officer us fast as "a
c any i. ~. icl they viii uIt d. SIS 10y i.ai
lin. l.. Pom hel t.'u i, rai a-si-ned O. L.
conimunl Of i, army II will pc ,qui'alen
l. it, ami i.iti "a
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OYER TW0 THOUSAND BoTTLES

u * 4 " y Z uDGGa-hD DO4 LL1
have now heen sold without single failure when
taken as directed, and without the least inury q
health u any case II Il j. put up 10 iUities oi
three different strengths, with full directions f1i
isins and seHt y express, closely seaIel, - a.
aIts Of the country
Pa, Es-Full stien=th, slO half strength. IS;
quarter strength, g per IOttlv.
q Reiuem Il This medicine Is designed ex-
Icssy Tor o. situate cases. which all other remedies
- tie Kind have failed T. cure; also that il Is way
ralted represented In every respect the pricr
warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr. NJ. or
AZ h. uitoe. Prepared and cold only AZ DR.. NATL
sous Remedial Institute for Special Diseases No
; ni'ln street, Providence. r I.
z This speciality embraces all diseases Of p-f-
vate nature 10th Of men and women, by regular
ly educated ph, stefan Of twenty years practice,
sivlng them his whole attention
81 Consultations by letter or otherwise are
strictly CONFIDENTIAL and medicines will he cent hv
express secure nun observation b. all parts Of the
United states. Also, accommodation for Ladie.
rom abroad wishing for secure and quiet Retreat
and good care until restored 70 health.
CAUTlos. II as Teen esteemed that over two
hundred thousand collars paid 70 swindliug
quseks annually, in New England alone, without
airy bsnssf h those who pay il. Ali this comes fu
trusting, ifsoHf inquiry, % men who alike des-
titute Of honor, character or Skill whose orly re-
commentator IA their own false and extravsgsnt
ester;io-S IN praise Of themselves. IT, therefore
you would atoid beng huzbagys6, take no mans
word, no mater irhaf h1 Brsfenssoss a-s hut xAkE
UouIRY 1t will cost you nothing, and may save
FOu many regrets fo., as Advertising physicians
IN Tine cases out OF ten bogus there s no tafs
" N trusting any OF them, unless you know rho
r DR.. i. will send free, by enclosing one starrp
as Gbove, pamphlet on DISEASES OF WosAs and
with the most undoubted reierences and testima',
mails, without which, no advertising physic!an or
medicine Of this kind Is deserving eny confidence
p orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
your scdress PLAINLY, and direct 70 In. MATTIsOE,
as aboVe- Mar. l3-d&wtf
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Advicos from the Army OF TIE P II1ur'
INST ulgit state tat everything l. q-irt "i'-
sill probably rcinriH 70 iof q m .''ta or fla
Sc. X 10 q me Lul - tie re-, !, attack is.
Lee sole nruy Is ~" 600 { e. s'ut
INK .dt.e Rapidln, strongly cntr'ne e7..
Trims a.e RAINING over tie rdllrJad bldg
cr.is- RaVl "a .nnnick.
lit weather and poor water aye t'l.Ing D..
sur ,r,lls Diarlt ei and dysentrly aic lu-
rTrlsiag.
.,uo.d der from the War D parmynt de
eJn. iuucs the F,lth Army c'le and the
rraJI.s aIc 81 .iTih-td t. otter corps Ihc
oly,nth Army Core is al~5 disseminate
and the troops cmlssing /, "re uansieuea
10 TIC Eighth Cups lnLcl command oi ucn.
Foster
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The New Orleans correspondent OF the
World states that Gen. Blnk-, and the brig
adieIs who accompanied him to Vieksourg,
are expected back here next week. IL Is Iio'
improbable that Gen. Banks gJes u icks-
burg to arrange the preiminarie5 Tor Il
residence there, and the headquarters oil the
denortmcnt of the Calf at New Orleans may
soon bee me the headquarters Of the depart
ment OF the Mississippi valley at NieSs1lrg
\, movement az inst " bile or even across
the bay ut Brashear City Is Immediately con
templated.
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Mn Ynpr Anr


The Richmond EaTzrer Of the 6tn Con-
tains the following.
MoRTox, Miss. Aug. 4th. Twenty-Five
transports loaded with traps have pa, sd
Natcaez going down the river, up to Friday.
a nunibe. Of Gen. Banks and Burnside {
troops have been mustered out Of service
their terms Of service having expired.
Transports lJaded with nrgrocs are sent
up daily To Island No. 10, Were a camp of
instruction Tor hacks in the manual OF arms
has b,en established.
East and West Louisiana have been strip
ped u 10. IN n'gro regiments.
RunJr says that Gen. Sherman Is fur
laughing one oAt Oh every COMPANY and they
Leave uhIly Tor LONE. filigIng IaI.i's a.e
rent oat u,ily from the < 'IrisInr Ui Natehez
Rad New Ia. image VINO strip the Country or
lrovnions and Commit every species oi van
dalism. Inc weather i extremely WARM.
Thermometer IS :.
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4 battle Is Imminent at tins punt. Since
ouc victrry 1t Honey Spring, On the 10th
ult., the rebels have been reinforced by the
return IF COJper's force, Of 900. augment
ed By Pabrll's Arkln rs bri-ad., $500
strong, q Bailey's Texas b igade, $40 strong.
The Onion force here lie bat 25U0 effective
men. The 18th Kansas Infantry and hat
talllsn of the 9th Kansas Cavalry in all 500
men, are making freed marches from Fort
ScJtt and are expected here Sunday next.
Gea. Blunt viii cross and attack. The
General says lie viii make il a hattie or a
f,ol-raoe. In attack lie our safety. We
cannot stay without being surrousded and
we cannot retreat without disaster.
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Ny Yong. Au-. 10.

NV 1Olsh# ~ 49,
The Hera'Gs Washington dispatch says u
is reported that Gen. Meade has twice pre-
senttd his resignation rs Commanding gene
ral and now insists upon its acceptance.
Rumors in military circles are to the elect
that Gen. Grant would succeed him Ar
rangements are being made for reorsaniza-
ton Of the army Of the Potomac hy which
new commanders will be put in the field and
the material Of the corps changed.
ConscTipts are daily arriving and being as
signed to regiments in the front. Last week (
out Of this class sent to the fifth corps 25g
were substitutes bat one individual being a
drafted man.
Nine Of Moshy's guerrillas caught in the
vicinity Of WarTrnt0n have been brought t.
Washington They are all in civilian dres.
and proved to be farmers Of Fairfax and
I ,nd5n counties. Every capture Of these
said iratcs adds fresh proof that they arr
-iml il u band Of robbers for the p1rplse OBJ
Attacking suffers wag ns and unariaeI IT,
oilers
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH RENFnv
SIR JAMES CLARKE-S
CELEBR ATED FEMALE PVJS

Prepared from prescription o. sIz J. CLAIM
Physician Extraory nary o the Queen.
'T'uls veil known medicine IS 10 '-.e.,.
L but sure safe remedy :, Female D-I-f-
l1d Distinctions. ron any es-ss whatever ~
hurtfuI o the cols-ituLl1u
To - tRRlED LADIES Il L peculiarly s1-.ss p,
El-l, n snort tine, brig OF the nJnthIy Der
with regularity.
In ell cases q Nervuus and spinal an-ctiors- P, r
IN lie Back and Limbs, lezvinsss Fatigue u ~.
'exerti1n Palpit8tion q the Heart I----s..s +.
spirits. llysts-ics, Sick Hsadsohs. Wits 49,
tie painful diseases occasi0nec By 5.s1--s-sS ~
means have failed
These Pills have never ben Known 70 tai zba-.
ne directions on the 2nd page q lie ramp1ls. s-
veil observed.
Fer f1ll particulars, SCI T=-7t--. FREE. OF ---
agent
y B.-si ana postage stamps e--.l-a. III. 40.
authorised agent, VII insurs bottle -1-..-r.-.
over = Pills, ~ return nal,
JOB MOSES, S1ls P-5p-ss.--
= C0Tt.s1. s. S 3 me-
sod IS 81 Iraggis;s- -sEv
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INV YoEk, Aug. 10.

NV l00h' ~ To
The inns Washing on dispatch contains
the fol. owing items
\ refugee who arrived here to-day from
Richmond. says there are bat few troop
there. Tw, weeks acJ ta,ee Brigade were
sent q Chail son.
LIZ las not been reinforced % any c'nsli-
cradle. rxteut from Rschu md Tie -trsugta
Of. D ii. Hui dIyisi ,u Is les than 5.OOn.
Great s-fliu. pe,aiis ia IicAmJac
Among L pJrer CLASSES, in cIn-cq lcnccf
thescIrciry and high price Of provision Cal
cells at $50 I,er ton, and other ncc--saIie7
aIe "a ally high. Brokers Ief-se to ca
change III Tor Confederate III lnev' bit
take S,atr notes NJ am enormous dl-cJuut.
Whun our informant LEFT z ID WAS Lold at
1900 per cent pItml-m.
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The Muscatine Journal oi the tJ1 inst
saws ten UuiInists who were uluS, prominent
in the aff,ir Of last Saturday, have been Of
rested and put under bands ior their aITcal-
ance At Court. Tne II JteIs, % tie n4lnic.
Of 700, are now in camp near Il journey, and
d-mand the immediate triIl for mIrieT VI
those arrested.
The excitement is said 70 be intense al
Wasi o. a company numbering is men ha>
been rails d fully armed and cqGipPrd ready
to marra t. the scene Of troubl.. We ais
IN leret1nd that zoo Uni, are now III
der arms at South English.
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For further Special Notice. ST.. ,..s ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14
the SIGHT. THE SIGHT. THE SIGHT

A-Ts'- i.s-ar~y f. '.e -F--'e-rH'a7 Of %. rye
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

Tie Trilune's dispatch from the amy OF
the Potomac says We learn that tIt1 Hugh
Lees brigade Of cavalry and portions %
LJngstreet division compose the rebel
troops nt Fredericksburg. Lee daily scnd-
scouting parties across the Rappahannoek t.
watch any movements that Gen. Meade may
make in tliat direction.
Gold sold in New FORK to-day al 1913.
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S.S FRANcIsoo. Aur.

Arrived steamer Golden Gate from Pana-
ma bl inging merchandise valued at $780,
600. Business was generally suspended
yesterday.
A Union mass meeting and services in the
churches were the principal celebrations.
An extensive torch-light procession moved
through the streets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

DIR. STEPHEN SWEET OF CONNECT
iCU L, the Ureat Natural Bone Setter.
DIR. :. SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
Is hu.wu az over the lnited States
DIR. :. SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT.
Is The author uI " DR.. sweets lulaIl0le Linimeut"
DR.sYEET'S INFALLIBLELIN
Cures Reformation and never fails.
OR.SNVEEr's INFALLIBLELI NIMENT
ls certain remedy lur Neuralgia.
DR.sWEET'S INFALLIBLELINI
Cures burns alt >calls Immediately.
DR.SWEET's INFALLIBLEL ININIENT
is tie l--, tlaUl remedy f-r oprlius and BTuisos
DB.sWEET'SINFALLiBLEL INIMENT
--i-- ll--.---- .l-------I-l. -l- wac never Al4WL
-- i--4
DR.SNVEET's iNFALLTBLE LININENT
tf-r'- ---ltr relief Or Plies. All seldom fails
tlc-I.
DR.SVEET'S INFALLTBLC LISIMEST
-ul-s rl--..- Isl .-- l-l--a.
OR.SNy observation-disclosures
Uln- ...l Wounds ila--l.-t. Is bad leaves a.
uG.Sy. ECT'- INFALLIBLELT
isl t.r ..., .--l-- ..r ,-.-- .a --- known Hu-.i.
DR.s5vEEr'> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ha- . -i..- l.s. 3D. .- 4-.l4 o.. PIE, ALL
nR.>1VEET'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ia.e. aa.l cures t-A-. tl ..-rl N.r. ID. al.
DR.>N, BETS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bases .t-t l---
oB.SW EET's ny ALLIBLEL
.- .i SAFE - al Druggists. t--e IS ana - crlts
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PoRTLAND. Ne, \

IOBTLAND, NJ, - = =
The State Dem ,cr,liic Convent ID to-day
WIS largely attended ilJn. Lion Baa-
bury. the candidate Of Inst year, Was rt-
nominated as candidate i0r Governor.
lie expresses the % ini5n that mudne-- ruIe'
the hour. lie declares his opposition - IL,
einancil alton proclamation, the clntaeatiIn
act, &c.
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Z K <
DR.. SWEETS
FRfGFIible EiHimeut
-TUE-
GREAT NEEDY
BAGO, STIFF NECk AND JOINTS, SPRAINS,
Bruises, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE, ANDALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.

For all o. which il Is speedy and certain remedy,
the recipe % Dr. stephen sweet, VI Connecticut, the
famous bone setter and has been used IN his prEc-
tice Tor more than twenty years Sith the most Is
tUu-liiEz su-ccss.
AsAS ALLEytAT0B OF PAIN, it Is unTiraled BY any
preparation teloTe tic public, Of which the most
sktptic4l uIay le Convinced BY single triei-
This Eminent viii cure rapidly and radically,
Rheurafe Disorder u every klnd ana IN thousands
Of cases where il Las been used il has never been
known 70 Tall
FoR NEURALGIA, it VIII afford immediate reliefin
every case, however distressing.
twill relieve the worst cases q Headache IN
three minutes and Is warranted 70 DO II.
Toothache also will cure Instantly.
FrNERvous DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAsslTuDE
arising iron mpTudence u excess, this Lininent Is
q most happy aud unfilng remedy. Acting direct
~ upon tie nervous tissues, IL strengthens and re-
WHITES the system and restores i - elasticity and
vigor.
FOR PuEs.-As an external remedy, we claim
that it Is the bet known. and We challenge the
world - prUduee al equal Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give il trial for 1t
will not fall = s1Urd Immediate relief and In a
insiority Of cases viii elect q raiieal cure.
QUISsY AND SoRE THRUAT are sometimes extreme
u.s. mali suaut and lauseruus hut timely applica-
tiJn VI tis Liui-ueut will never iall t. cure.
sPRAINs are sometimes very Obstinate, and en-
lar-eueut u the joints Is liable u occur u lccte J.
The wort case uaf te conquered by ills LEilnsHt
Ia two " three days
Bruises, GUS WoUSDs.- SORES, UIcERs, Burns.
AND sCALus, yirld readily to tie wOndsriul healing
I properties % DR.. SWEETS lNFALLlBLE LINZ
ENT, when used according ~ directions Also,
CulLLLAiys, FROSTED FEET, AND lSSECI BITES ASH
-TiSGs.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. S

CINCINNATI, Aug. S.
One hundred and twenty-three OF JJhn
Murgan's officers have been sent from Johns
toms Irland to Harrisburg to he confined in
the Penitentiary there
Four thousand four hundred rebels from
Kentucky reached camp Chase yesterday.
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A FRIEND IN NEED. rRrIr.

pg. SWEETS IvFALLutE LiyNiEyr. a. ar czterua
comedy I- without rival and VIII alleviate pan
iurc -u---fIs tI.ll ans other preparation. For al
ill-auat- and Ntlg-u- Disorders 10 i- truly iull
D. De. aut l- curative iHr sores. Wounds. opruiu-
bruises. ac., It- soothing, healing and paWer.u
.il-u-i-tl-u- properties excite -ie Just suller an
.-tH--.lilrlt 10 al Wlu have ever sven % Trial
lftr u1- thousand cert l-ates 70 remarkable cures
rrilri--i IS Fitiu tle lt-t tso years attest Oh,
act.
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CO. LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
Summer Arrangement.
COMMENCING MONDAY. .Moy 4, 'cs.

The new and splendid steamers Of Llo
c hamplain Transportation Company,
Unnsd Siafes, Capt. Wm. Anderson,
cGnzaa. Capt. Vim. II. Flagg,
SmGries, Capt. Henry Mayo,
Mosneal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
VIII run a. fellows Until further l5tice
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VTEl -'AII-FTEII7' ~
The steamer S. Z. STaulding from Stone
Inlet on the 4th inst, has arrived here. The
eicge Of Charleston WIS Progressing iavora-
bly,. No important news otherwisereceived.
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~ 49, -.tlcyitsi forces in their
= tftss-=- vigorous action, and
-=s - -icarCs &c sy-f-m 10
~ SAB ia'1 i-order ana
f-e-~. ne scrof..5r- cauial-l, i'-n Is We
-.,.-., c-r ed fr uerlurial disease, Jul"
f-. d-r-l.-d digestion from -i e,.t.
-u-c a.-. E.fl aul -y .s-H--
t. lra,.iu- vices, ar- ABOVE -'
t ..-.-.al -af.c..cu. Whatever To- .--
Origin. IT, IS larr' eT II ta- c.9-l'-.-
.rl-r- "f0u Parents % r-ti-TtH aH.'
tie dina .ll iu. rai-7'
ss.l.- o. Pc. the roll li tl-.I vH1 -Fs.
Vi 10 tlc ir-1liLes Of t.t fathers rr i'..l
children" Lh- disease % originates i.t.
.1r;,u- a'ues. according 90 iI- cl-ei--
.ttr.i--. IN the luu-s. s---f-la ,-----t-
t.lcrcios. ard lraiiy Cor
Glands. srcll.u.s which s-1ilr-i- no t--
come uielrcus sores; IN t-r -iQ ..D
Bowels. d-rln-,mllts which I--- i.-
e.-.i11, Lyspep-il. and LIVER c--I -.-' q.
rh. skin. cruruve and curin-1ls a--..--',
Tle.c. sd having tic sarc o-ls-l' I, .-I- VIC
-aul remedy, VIZ, ua l-a-i-. ana -i' s .---
ZION Of tire blood Inny tic o-coi- oll
ii.l-c d1nrcrcus q. -f.upers ic1v- y--- N ltA
feeble. foul, or corrupted l-JoL o. -'l--'-.
have health; with dat 60 lie q Tie Ac2A
Ayers Sarsaparilla
:, compounded from the most ctte-ual -
...es that medical science has Disc ,e--4 Ior
lis aiH.c;.l- l.s,oupcr and for tic cure o.
ne disorders j. entails. That il Is far s1pe-
-,rr 10 arv 90 Iuedy vet devised. is
snovr Is I'D Who nave given TIA ilia-- IHsi
it does ca-tirc virtues t--ir eft, Ordinary
iu tas.- cr-ct upon tils class % c-n'I -.-ais'
is i1i.~nl, ily proven ~ TIC s'e.l % i.'---'-
Of r-l1-lv known and reals-Eltle q IS DO
has aadl ot tie following lss--1s- King S
Evil. ~ Glaudular SWeillng5. IUm0rs,
Erupticus. Timpiss, Blotches and Sores
Ecvsipeias. Rose or ST. Altholy's Fire,
salt Rheum. Scald Head. Coughs from
tuherculous deposits IN the lungs, White
5wsl.incs. Debility. Dropsy. Neuralgia.
D7spspsi1 CT Indigestion, Syphilis and
iy1hilitic Infections, Hercu-ial Disease,
10 le Weaknesses, and indeed nc "io-e
series q conf .--nts i-..t arse l1ui inquiry
II th. blood. Minute reports Of iatFi-ua.
a-.s nav le .Iuul 30 Al-E- ANLLl-AN
f..AsAc. which is furnished 20 ihe -rus-i.is
.. --st-it.us distribution vH,r,1 may Ia
.. I.. directions .-- ifs u-t- ana cone
81 A...e l-its Which D. i.s uaar
-i.. sL ..errsr. ,dIcs lsd filled io Afford
Those Gases e-t l--f -st.- i-AtN
r. r sections q. Lc county. il order
.t ...-r -....r rr Lave access f1 slie
.cr ..r .,e.. 3D.. ..-- u. .,- t,-.-.s .-.-
..-..a.I experience. >-lc...- .- EH.--.- 'e
..... ,-tr-.s. .. t-- i.-.e- i.- t'.'.u- F
..-c ult g.. .r- -- --.
.. -.. .. tl..rs- Hence H
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TIE Confessions AND Fypru,

EscE OF AZ ISvAII9. Published ~ as s--,s. ~
y warning and CAUTIoS 70 Yo-ys Mas ~, .-t
Ter from Nervous Debility Pre-sturs 1e,s. q
daahool, etc, supplying g; ths sane sine. n
MEANS o. sELF CURE b oas s53 has ezrst h.--
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Es-.
Bedford. King C-l-ts. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14
W.su1Ncrnx Anc- Ctr

Advices from the front rrpOrt very heavy
skirmishing on Wednesday. Oar batter les
were engaged all day in feeling the rebel
po.ition There will no general en5agc-
ment unless lee attacks.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14
RUTLAND = BURLINGTON R. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Cou1sncing May %. l-s5. trains VII -ln as f1l-
lows
LEAVE E-ELlsGrcSi
SIS An, MAIL TRars. for Boston. Lowell, Wcrccs-
te-. Bellows Pals, kecuc. Fitch ur-h. Bra-tle-
t-!-Q, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
Alfeny, and New f0ss arrive lu Boston = Is o
~ Troy Is NJ New loTs l5PS.
Through 20 Troy sr5 Bos'57 r...ts,t Cigrg,
OF Carr.
% lsAE, EXPEEss TRAM far Rutland. Troy Al
uauy, New ) urk Schtuectaiy and fhe West ar-
rive 40 Troy 81 u; New York hy uudsl River
t.allruac or Steamers next morning
- =. NiGHT ENFREss from Montreal 70 New
York arrive IN Troy ~ A ~ New ok = n.
FHoA rHE sorTH AND EAsr TRAINS ARRIVE AZ Bur-
LlyGroS As FOLLOWS
su1 a ". ACCOMMODATES Tram from Rutland
Tbs Train leaves Rutland az luA
> 81 81. NAL TRAM unm Boston, lowell Norce--
ter. Springfield. Hartford New Haven Troy. a.
.nnt and new York. Leaves B.steu 81
NcW York nfk ~ Try DID, IS p q This trHif
iral Rutland stups lu-y 90 Brandon, Ail-l-. ur
ami Ner-unnes
tfF e. ras-eu-cr Train.
IlCkErS sid Cor >i-ut1--. Troy. AZ anv. Nc7
lurs. schenectady and al principal points % tlt
New orb teufIaI and ~ lsteIu llL Roads and IL
o-narun given hy
&C.. p -NE. NJ. d. Amer -au Hotel 1'-ev
- tHrc wars r. ..u t, .y amy .i--r route au-
Ia-ra-c eieclc,i t.IIuu-I.