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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

-flH ''r7-s ID ..+. De-
Tie Tl,l,rrs >,G,lk lifoof tAe l1J
s1y- About 4 n is morning, Ore enemy at-
tack,d lie on our l.it. coming zap tie Elu-
tn road. Tiey we've some $500 strong
T cy wcle sL,ll,d fom Fatt Pix, au.
retired about miles. At tle Sam,
time flint va, made 60 cross ta,
Ninsemond aut our rnh,at- veIe s.thei,u
To dive them back into the woods
Maj Gen. Peck is confident tlat he can
easily rcllhe tie u,my-
The here as letter dated the 18th az
Sers. Hill captured few dry- since sid.
coming down Ii Nars,mo,rd Lac r,tliu.t.
lie { eIuy lave Iirs hid,cs l.i
.,u teIl oANuu i,D- Tie u,my
,,I,hg lrls' i,,., o ii,'l- rie' al.a q.
hy cal lads - the ) ,~i wee. .Ai th, W
hom Pcashn- q toii''I. ord uay r.
n,il,s tuc al, tultl vo lao: ID ams- %.
which gins lave l,u u.ll;,d.
Tie rebel solliels loNO,rs, init tiattb,i
guns have been taken away lately.
Tie gLn5,at Alat il isshlcd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

Inc bJ-tOA JobEhd tf--- = -hutut na1 9
Yesterday the ia.i rs. ic' a, We uwkul
hat at hen PROV vlINruti III 0 Ericsson
fJr destroying ,,Ici' IS. ~ III clst i've
tisuLrand uJllars A., iii. nj a- much more
u tow T. Pot K iy-l was CT ad,ht. not
having breu al. y cid. Ii has been termed
4 "bI1t mck, ulsJa ''seSil." Ii wash,
ashore on Norris Island. f { rebeis saw it.
Th.ir eali ,sity was excited. They came down
from the sand hills and boxed at IT, Was it
an internal machine? Would it blow up?
One gIt a pole and poked It. IL didn't bic.
lie approached It, Wading in the water. lie
saw Gains attached lifted one cau.iJusiy,
f,=al ing it mig Il lead somewhere 10 s0methi g
which w.,,ld bls.s him into fragments. c
fodnl grapnd G.. the nd. lie took courage.
Others became courage, US, and stepped q
boIrd and examined the Yankee notion.
Naval officers sometimes, in Common with
otter men, hold extra,agant upni as. An
officer whu had ad ssnic bolt heads iiy abb
Lis ,s,is 10 one Of the t.rretr deciaIed 10 III +,
tat lrJli-cIatis were hum I~gs. Tive me,
rai 1 ne, "a Z d woJicn ip and YOU may
lave all yJar i.on-l Ids. I.Ic Wabash
Wild .iaVe btsn made wreck III I've min
utes under the concentrated lie vi lie forts
W icI WINS ~ successfully resisted by the
aeet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24


SrR.oILT CoNtIDENTI-L. L stlest wa
10 get the few modest lines tat yo- d,nH
Ike t. say anythin; a1lLt - an editor PAL
Ii. ed, i to wii,e them on le oLtsidr % d..
en,elops addressed to sJmeJydy, Can imagi-
n.y Iaa.c;e y3I choo>s) and dtpsi5 the
taale ila p5.t 1b-c. The re 'in,ns Of p
etc aIiir.-es IF tits kind which are ing
tie r,.Hl, o. The Iapers are becoming Irih-
81 J. iner,-a, snd ve4y miserable. any BODY
can g. f.. sr. it Is MT every pet tat can
g, O Conner d. . newspapers ia any 90. e.
wy. SD s-a-lo~sa sli liant for p,,tic fame.
nc,3 t.,. self under peeuuilry g5Iis ,i,u
tyu-. j. lie take advantage Of cors-s-
cc.,i5-. i.1reis what rhe Llm ,ile Mrs.
d.a-- ..s- melody did on the outside Of
lt,ts7 , 10 Norri5vIle
'-.lls. stop while, good uncle sam.
And put M in your mail
t.r IN hound to have n ride,
r. Il he but OF "a raj
T. Fr.ngi II village IA Vermont,
want to 60, OF 'curs.,
u cheer the heart, CO q ud the brow
OF TAI e Eaton Nou So
Doubtless "N1lrze" WIS drii.'tel W ..,u
that letter came % hand, AID sa'>ci.,J I'D.
the rrst orper-nity or the f,Et' clui,g Now
eliti.n fine "P,s5- o. Vermont, vi, mach
enlarged.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.
Bottled eY
4 Il 0tp no wore.
70 TIE PusLN.

H4v1.g S-oa so.i.;t-d ~ Physloi ,ns. o.as.is.l.
6.oee-s, s.t Privsts nnf.es 20 aAd = ny o1c-ess
"Pu-s Bourbo1 Whisky.- IN bottles. TIE sane IS
sn ana have been doing With ny "sehisian
seh-1pps :, ssal Il With ny seal. and -dd ny &C..
td,-.s % the label. q ia undoSl;sd purity, an
hayqs g. -ly .as,. anss srsa. deal Of diffc1l.y.
have a.iulel an arrangement With tTo Of he
lsr-s.t snd sdest diys,llers IN Ksnt7cky ~ rsg.
lar supply.
Tas Waisky vi - put up Ia qaaEt ot--ss, =-.
ps.ked ~ c4.ss q one dozen s-eh.
Craving, f7r zoe fo!iOsiEs lsttsr cess'i. % e..
tsa:.vs tv-1ssI. Irsn4ln You're. &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24
NEW YoRK. Anil a

The Frenca gunboat Catinrt has arrived
from Charleston, ). c., after passage of72
hours. Sic let the [. S. iron-clad Iron
sides at anchor Of the bar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

Tur ocular taiHt cr
infxe ron vi;iti %
call ScKcFTi2 fFS-
in the constitutions q
rirlritudes Of nisn- Il
either prodness or .
uroducei by AZ en-
tsebled. vitiaIea state
! Of the blood. wherein
Ethat fluid become n
competent 70 sustain
Yrhe vital forces in their
: vigorous action, end
sleaycs the system to
= e}l into disorder and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

pR. STEPHEN sNyE EFT OECrNNErC.
az L, .l- Great NstufI bere Sri'sr-
pR. .. SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT
% .aL ed .ses t-e Until states
Or. =. s,vGzC. o. GOMEZ T-Brl
tleul-.lr.i' d.. w IL 80 1-u &C. go r.'
R.,..EET's NgALLiELEL. NIM-N
t..- Rl-Iulf.on and --.el -=l4s-
,R.>lvEEr'S INFALLJBLELINi
sd -..lt-.l -.l-ly t.r Ngl--l-i--
iW.>SV EET's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u-u. BI--s -ld --4lt. Il-uit l.st--ls-
.R.~NFEr's iNFALITBLE LINTNsENl
t-- est rloe- r---e-ls -g- op-l.t- --i b q ----
neutrality-suspicious. LiNINIEN1
ure- lrz4z-ls --l--- 4----y nd N-s rts-- hlllfa
4-l4
bR.SNEE-r-S INfALIIBLEL ININIEN1
Af.TlE ----s iz-u relief ~ i-- ID eel -1 t1'-
Gaze.
R.>WEET's IStALLIBLELIN
l.l- -te LH. -L--a- '- -s ---1-e-
pR.SVEET'SI FALLIBLE L!NENENI
urc- Cu.s 81 " .--1, !E1- --st-iy --- leaves 81
,R.SWEET's ELfNINfENI
tl- bee. remedy f'- rl-e- g. --- .-u'r- ya-.l.
bR.SW EET's TNFALLIBLF LINI>IENT
.een used hy more tosu million i-- pie, a..
cd praise g.
.R.>WEET'S LININEN1
.teeu Internally cus,s Coils. t..4r-- Hc-.1s So
e -ierl-
'R.SVVEET'S INFALLIBLE LININIENT
tu.y "fr.cuc - Eost. - every I---.ly slol4,
ave % ~ Lll-.
R.SwEET'S INFALLlBLE LININgNI
i-f s-le lJ az Dr-ssi-le Price 81 --l = cvuts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

In the obituary of MN VINO recently
died AT Bethel. Maine, 10 recorded tue It-
markable tact that lac was clorister in z
churcn for 80 years, and never quarreled
with the choir. a second Job.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24
News of the War.

ted On hOu d tie steamship CommocJie bal-
new, Ntns m1nd liver AlIll l1Ih.
4. + i. morning the v.srrls from above 'hlne
down, tie Mount Washington Disabled Al
IL. 30 a. N. the enemy % ened on Il WIKI
some i-,es Of artillery giving u cro-s Ere
At oncc we got under wrig and went into .
action, siencing tie enemy in an ho'r-
Ar abo.t =. III. tie heb, J, took Ip po-
si.iJu within seven hundred yud- oi TIE
Ml4nt " asi iagtin, which we grO-"aed'
and u cird u - VITA bJth HIuAe-y IN
SIAN shootels. kept close 10 tie M'-"i
War ingt n,1nd iJugutt enemy uniii M %
water, wIen ordered ie >,epiInS o-t''7
I, taEe q { M5Lnt Washingtin AZ t5"- 1. l.
Was done Lnuer Il heavy me, anu at . T. VI.
| lad tie Satisfaction Vi hilrilllngt ceHcAE
battery.
NJ lJss foots up 3 killed and wounded.
d. not know as Yet what tie cAr-al .ir- are IN
Tire otter vessels. have tIgi iaklng 7hols
but fortunately my engine is not disabled
can assure yoI that the Barney and Ter crew
are still in good fighting uIm' and We VIII
.,e-t tie enemy OF sink az oar post. Inc
most OF TIE wounded and dead l send down
T. the Minnesota Il a. only Itq-islte 70 Look
ut the Mount Washington I, rec with wmt
da.iug gallnJIy Lit. Lawson fought i.I-
vcrsel am NV taking ncr IA LOW ANA
5 nli unc.tl. Iar tie uisat &c wc Hte
i1ugat ala day.
,,.;..t ,.I.-.,,..
a -, y. ~ a a,
'.'' - y ,.'. '''' w." '''
Nm io'-' 90 'i';' ,...-t;,..-..,,l ..,.-.,,
.'- - -, - -,
yu'' -. -, ;,,.ii,-.,i m thar
l.'' INC , - - .r,l, I,,.,.
t"'9 81. -, tb,. Nam
some ~ ''-', ~ t,,,si,i.t 4 .,,,, a ,,,1t.r ,.r
s,..,-., -. ,,irb ,.ni.rrr. ". have
-. ,,,l;I, in I'M = killed and Is
u''- - ,;,tl..A, IN, t,v.f... f..,n
wnnt cam lcarn. the hs &c has bacon petty
f mach r,nll el.
,. mn,
\ letter from Col. fillil-' GATED AfN NM
Nn'IYN,t -,,'''.''' - g Arn.a. ,i,,. Il ~
s"'t' li' n. '-'i1 ~ .,,I ~. F.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

ANoTHIR r.RATE.-lhe LhcIIoJl Coprllr
Of the i5ti In-t, says at a z f'd deal 81 "a
tiiemcnt WIS ciLs,u ut the cailyrs Hos,
there bv q e ann1ui cenvnt that hunir,r
able pJli,d s,smrn had I5ned articles L. 2
t. s,a Un hand a | uge vessel, recently hLii.
at Gic,n ok. ScuIand. and ieady TO sal non.
TINT haze. I e de-uiiati II ui s..u, va,
sail 10 q, tie { ina star, bit NJ one dJobt-
ed / al ,.. e had i.ycn bDilt 10. G. Coincide
a.r Nenncnt, and was intended 10 a. lat,
such ~ q llaiaml l..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24
Economy Is U10ifh !
fils maxim vil he fully derno1stra.5l ty l,ayil
TIE AMERICAN NOT AIR
coo KING ST We.

coo KING st We.
ksITW WILL BAKE. BEOIL AID ROAST BET
n ter THAI any other s.ove viii sayt-s cf IS pc
vent IN fuel, and very large Per csrtgs ir conve
uience.
They have the following sdgautss5-,
LIT. They sre Constructed With view Il f-sai
durability all the plstes exp,ss- q tne fr6 AZ,
naie % 81 extra thicAne5s.
ID The aues are lined With non 80 nduc-ice &C.
mout, thereby Supplying the heat dirsc.ly y 10,
ven, and the oven can be heated and kept 10 bak-
NJ order with loss fuel than any other Stove
-. They have hot cir dram, which lot oil,
make the fuel hurr freely, ard last Logger but zdds
e. the heatiE- and nskiug facilities.
9Th. They consume al the gases from the Nlel
there sddirE greatly 20 the quantity Of heat q. :
teincd IRON The amount OF fuel uset.
5th- The stove Il made. mounted and fcisnei IN
tho uost superior manner. The oven 4 large an
well v.ntilsted. The Stove is convenient Is form
ant made for nee - adopt the language u som,
who have usesi THE stove. 10 will 90 more -,ri
with less fuel tlec ary ether Stove In pro1f ~
add The following testimony.
THE AMERICAS COOKING Stow.
Es-f Rs'. D.. sP-agss says Of it
ALBsST. Dec 8, 1861.
AR. SA6Ef--siy Dear Sir NJ family have mai.
a thorough trial q the " American Hot Air Cookfu
stove, and they regard IL, both the score Of IL
convenience and ecancuy, a. having greatly ~,
idvantase Of any other they have ever tried. In
Iced, they consider II perfect leaving rothin
to Is desired.
". b SPRAGUF.
The AMERICAN nor Air CooSiSG s1oys is for sale
in Burlington By
Aug. Is. jawtI Church Street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

rnt CONFEDERATE ro4S ABRoAp.-Ap private


Tar CONFEDERATE LOAN ABRoAp.-Ap private .
ie;te- fom E.rTH 70 friend IN B,s''n
Il i,cz tie N1yyins statement
- B'r,n E hanger has neg 'iia'ei Ian
with tie { infcdeIstc States 10 ne amount
of SIS .OGp,G00 There is something my7te-
1i,us about thnt Loan. In 1889 the Sun ot
2 'lrnger, etief Of the House in Pnis, en-
pad in : me tpecGlati ms 5y which the CON-
q. n was m.ci embarrassed, and waen those
s,,-rul,tiyas tarned out badly it suspended
n,yrz-ut, bat resumed again greatly salrn of
it. Il ~, Erlanger Is now Supposed = ne
worth S2.UUU ,OUu, Il lstly II res! e-i3te- ana
Therefore Mt uvliaole. fle tnand-l W5Flu
knows WILL IN aga the pecGniuIy circllH-
stances OF t.e Confederate States, and no.
I,dv here viii give i'm i've cents on the col
lar ior tho llsn, e FecaIitT u c5ttln nel9g
u5sared d ueu,iJn y w, the old L.
lanrer Is n very sg-5cious man. lie must
have known all thee l ings. " Iuld II MT,
therefore, seem likely that Tor certain c1n-
sideIatiln he len, HIz name tJu greater over.
But how can BE- leEH wed TO uJ Ills, lie he
ing Consul, aul e.e.O.e I,pre entauTe.
fyr fur Drive 7 incl ahl.s
The RAM YlLv vl Co>>nIIoUT ELEc-
riox.-Tle HI u..al DiVat~h Il tie llth
inst. Las an Article SION r-c recent election
in { lnnccti-.t. saving:
e hopes ,.-.i-.. =, sled on tie uiamph OF
StSni1lI az, ia.l.n DO the gl1-nd. Ine an
ia,. iali, oi tai- ae eat 80 the dtlI cla'y CAN
Il t well i.e exaggerated ior it the result
AL bee. % 1j ,iNl-c Tie Northwest would
ia,, li.eu. tie lf-,c- ia-ty would have h,eh
%. giuil,d aii "a leii.Jl.cut h-is' tire next
meeting cd f,.rg-a Mold have been follow
al Dos Summary abrog'tiJn Of the impe AL
pIwrl> bestowed upon Lincoln hY tine an5l-
Ii 10 Cpngr, 81 just ended, ANA cessation ul
ho,,i.i,i-s M sht nufe heen confidently lJoS-
cd tl. at VI tci1Ie the cl-se # tie present
YEAR. Lincoln ius sIcc,c d,d. Cmm' cuc1t T.
i,st, am win it g0,s Tie hog oi nn tal y
iclo,-. based Upon laiy action 40 IHe y 'i'"'
which - many rn,r.tain'd D.
T.c Dig atA i, much exercised in view Of
the Io.ii l., suits to the N"rth, in cons,-
aLcl &C ui this clectiJn, Lincoln sstaI'
and s,klicrs rwarmins in every stronghold,
"h &c poti m Consolidated, 1.-THE pe'lleol
luervd by n.,lelablc tyranny rising unarn
ed ut revcnsctul,'' ''clnlhgnti,n -, ii is
-. .,r.-,, anil small w.iri
In -,
will SNrr tie y iitL from one 'hd u tne OIL
e.; with the Conn, ctic.t Elc,ti "a pasev,
,....t.,,.,t ,,i+,. =. 80, Will, EYER have. o
...,,.-.
Gel '9inS te ty'"nl' ere i'''i'''l
,-,.,lI, lum q llyt slng-irnly ,I'h Wal
.'' va
t'.t except Il UAl' v'a'- '''l -''-''-''0' i' ell
sd -ulu.''
,vi-b ,c.,,,,5 d.. .eo S,..l the DiSpqt
says
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24
PREPARED HORSERADIsU
WIN ElNBGAE, constantly ol bend sai 10
W gale ~
81 GREEN.
Guriiur-f9r -. D. t4vfs


FRESH ARRIVALS.
An NOW Toc, wins every week frrsh from the
L NH. invoice. ol
Ar SHOW q cos CELEBRATED COFFEEs.
The tor-c. ars Fr-s sni ere warranted o. 10 al
they rcnre-ent And viii ic sold at the 4, llsvYlrg
prices for ca-h
TURKISH MOCHA COFFEE. SO cent.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, - "
Cuba COFFEE. 20
c -l- Hall. No. $50 Chu-uh Street.
:. 8 BROWN.
I,-rii...5-Jl. Nov. O. I-z
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4Ns'Tg 7 - --I--'----
MoSaI,y. Vt, j1Ls --.
d1ssrs. j.. ", FJvLE s. Co.. ba-ttu,
uclt-, ccl s-ua rln-. for twenty 9 esls .-s-
u the lz 10 OF uslu-- Dr. Nis-zls i=--a-- o. --
merry 10 czses OF CcG-hs. Colds. sci F---
tfsc,isls. J csu t---.fy Z. IS great menus
gtules- coEadslo1- ] ht .isvu it y i.- i-- ~
ice or thess -ouplaints ever u5ci. anu -a
.ruht tlst tas rse Of q has ~ three 8 .i-- ~
-sre-i re ron CorsIuptior, besides l--s ----
.atc wears .GlrGlls .ums1i--s Eolls' e. -'.' o
attacks -r-.4
car hardly dud lGnzuzsv q EXPIRE -ue vi h.
opinion have C{ the B1isau. and ne ~ -
uss % al as tLs te.- remedy that es1 q --s-~
Prepared BY SETH y. rUWIE Co.. l-7'
an ~ s-ls ~ all dealers 90 us1ic.c.1o--
v1---
To- J.-fssr SPseiel .loi'ess s., ti-t --.-.
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kk4
DR. SWEETS
Enfngytbte Atnt ~ e n .
EAT REM E d Y

FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA LUM-
BAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINS.
BRUISES, Cuts AND UNDS. PILES.
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

The universal Fl-i1l fully aec.--- r'.- ---.---
q. c,G-e.--l hy the -e4-ztos.--." v-i-- -.-
e H-st-.'- Fa,--n hes schie~et us-e r-r-.
.ur,s " ial-.1a-, -ls -lers-i-s .a-,-.
--..t t'.s- ,-i-l il t-na i- g. deems
she thousands g. Certificate. -- t.. aa.- -
.rcF---s. Is from those who irol- --a- --
8 Ss have ben redeemed. rss--,- -,-i. '-'--'
~ ii-si. % nd now by chs remedy --,r ---
ron pain ast s1H>-ins, are s--i t-,-e- -7------
: f4ct
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

II. y. DRl ny A. O.
nah. ..s,, s..os ''' Eurl ~ -H, W.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-01

1925 letters were mailed at the Ottnm"a
Post Cfficc, the last quarter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-01
Localand Miscellaneous
We present tie Prospectus o { the Chic

We present tie Prospectus OF the Chica-
60 Tribune. a live, outspokcn. ably Edited,
Western, Republican Journal, printed in
Chicago, the Commercial, and now center
Of the Crest North West. fIlvias b.,n 4,
constant reader of the Tribune for severa
years, we have found safe counsellor in re.
gard to the leading questions Of the day.
and one of the shlest champi ons Of the I'm
ion cause in the country. In fact if our
leaders want political, news, commercial,
or family paper. wa can safely recommend
the Tribune. See Prospectus.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-01

Mn. A. w. 0Rs Has returned to. our
city and has Just commenced giving instruc-
tim in veal mrsic. at tbs large basement
room Of tho Methodist church, and purposes
teaching senior and juvenile classes. We
hope that NJ. Orr's efforts to establish reg
usr clssse, will be duly appreciated by the
,citizens--and we trust that his lahors VIII
lie rewarded bv liberal patronage. There
i.a large numhcr of Young adies ana
gentlemen and girls and b'vS that shouid
Improve the opportunity. Rememhrr that
childhood and youth IS the time TO tram ana
improve the mind. We learn the regular
lessons will he given Monday. Iuesdoy, ana
Friday evenings of each week Now we
alyise all 10 so and sing and he merry
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-01

Persons calling for the shove letters Vim please
say Advertised. J. MORRIS, P.A
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-01

While absorbs the minds OF men,
Aud all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to fight
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
And politicians fight to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we must he,
Or ne'er exist nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ALL for country's sake,
Can not unite as ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that we in North should drag
To earth by wrangling our once noble Gag
There's still one hope-and one Is all,
To hold our right, avert our fall;
'Tis simply this-'mid cannons roar
Proceed to Detts's Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, End tits sure;
He sells you first, Coat, rants or Hat
And then to match, nice Cravat;
IL still you want you'll get shirt,
Which comes to you as cheap IS dirt;
He keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that you may lac<,
From Shoe-strings to carpetsack.
For those that ready made won't please,
He'll.meet their wants, their roIbes eass
He keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give fits that cant be beat by man;
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be beat.
Come then come all and buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains In your clothes.
4. w. BETS.
Oppmws, Nov. %, 1862.
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A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING In the lost Once Dstrnva low a.
January ist 1853, which IL MT called Tor before
March ist will bs sent to the Dead Letter omee.
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The 43l-Somo live or six hundred men
Of this regiment w, learn will be in camp
here, this week There is rnmor that the
42d. the Irish regiment is to be consolidated
with tn, 43i Summers to be Col. &c y Biien
Lieut.. Col but no official report Of any such
an arrangem snt has been received here e
our knowledge.
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The Oyster supper given by w. IL.
N,rthop. Western Agent Of the b. d NJ.
Rxilryads on Tuesday evening, wss line
affair. and reflects great credit and
good taste to that popular gentleman IL
was given 10 the employees of the road, OF
whom about 90 participated, and OIL
enjoyed themselves buggy, the entire
company done SIMPLE justice to the bivalvcsJ