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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-31

LIVING IN TIE NORTH AND DOING BUSINESS IN TIE
SoUTH-A correspondent asks, " Ii pcsoUs laye here
TO go North, with the intent ti0n Of staying tuyle wh
the war LASTS is their property subj ct to coUfsc4ou
or not" He cfseB case in point, but prefer, at
present, to present it in general way. has made
money during the war, end bought property.
Having no further Interest in the Southern eau e. and
not being able to make money by the pile czpccsss
his intention TO go North," but don't waut 10 il
for the Confederate trash" So ho mab,8 sham
conveyance to some fellow, equally coDnivug like him.
self and gets passport to 60 to EuoIe to an Old
mother, else, and the first thing " hoar OF
the absentee be is in Baltimore or Wasbington, p yirg
detective to the Lincoln Government, or selling whis
key for :" greenbacks" Meanwhile his properly her is
safe, and bringing good interest. AnO.hef case in point
B wishes to dispose OF his property nd cut sick
for the He sells aud takes bonds or
noes payable at er the war With these in his pocket
secured by the property, be reres tom th3 troubled
arena A and isolated cases, out they ac gpCyl-
mems Of large class who have lets the COntcderacy
and are still leaving IN scores, without check re.
straint-Rich. Examiner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-31

IN the Old United States postal service there al
ways deficiency of receipts over disbursements of an
average OF million year. TIE Postmaster General
OF the Conederacy reports that his receipts or the past
aca year amounted to $675 048 A more than expend-
itures This item is important for this reason it
shows that the people of the South are reading and
writing people; that they class, well educated,
and have constant intercourse with one another
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-31

CREDIT OF GEORGIA u he whole debt of Georgia
does-not amount to SIS 900 000.To meet it she has
$9 100000 of available public poperty land her taxable
property On the gold basis is nearly $500 0000e0.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-31
u oBILEp Dec. 24jh, 1868 .

FROM NEW oRLEANs-THa Fort JACKSON MUTT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-31

How LINCoaNs MESSAGE " TOOK " IN New York -
The New York Herald, in lengthy article tie SUBJ
ect Of sensations, remarks
Out Of pure love for President Lincoln we tried to
make sensation about his age the other day but
we tried in vain Before this war we used to print an
extra edition of from ten to thirty thousand copies of
the Herald containing the Presidents message, aud all
these copies bought like hot cakes by the
public On Wednesday We obtained tht fist copy OF
Mr.. Lncoln's message by telegraph We printed it
first and had our extra ready before our sleepy con-
temporaries knew What they we're about. The news
boys were notified by the bulletins that the message
was in town. We'll, we printed four hundred ard
eighty copies of the message. OF these we sold one
hundred and eighty copies to the newsboys. Undoubt
edly should have baen " stuck las the Dewsboys
classicaiy phrase i with the remaining three hundred,
had not couniryman come along in the nick Of time
and bought the whole batch, on venture to dispose
of bis way home. We have every reason to believe
that country customer sincerely repeued of his
bargain. This little Incident is the strongest proof We
could produce of the complete Indifference OF the public
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-31

In Artemus Wards nimitab'e lecture on Ghosts he
tells of absurd man who wouldn't have glass 10 his
windows-he thought the sash would be enough, it
sRouId keep ont the coar5es of the cold tn is reminds
the correspondent of the Boston Post of story that
old Parson H, OF P, (not e. Pr. used to tell of his
experience of the night of his marriage They went
"brijal tower" to his cousins down the shore Of
Connecticut and spent the right which one OF the
coolest of the season, and being put in cold spare
room they suffered severely. After while his wife
asked him to get up and if he couldn't fad SO ne
thing to put the bed After diligent search,
he could find nothing but his and his wifes clothing,
which he gathered up and packed upon the bed, and
got in and tried again, but still they grew no warm
er very fast" and his vile begged him to get up aud
search about and see if anything could be found
and suggested that there might possibly be something
in closet in corner OF the room he weat aud
examined the closet, and reported to his wife that an
old tsh net was the only thing he could fad. Well,
the cold q little ,"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-31
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Petition for Dover.

Hanoue" County Court, September Term, 1863.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
FARM FOR SALE.

'I'HE Farm formerly known as the LuTHER BRowN
Il place, but now owned and occupied by r. JACK
soy, situated in the town Of Jericho at Underhill
Flats, few rods from the BOstwick House. consist
in- Of ~ ACRES OF SUPERIOR LASD. there being ~
acres Of Interval 81 Of pasturage and % acre.
of Woodland. There also good sUeAR WORKS,
connected with said farm.
The before named is one Of the best farms In Jer-
cho and If not sold by the 18th inst (private sale)
It will be sold at PU BLIC AUCTION on that day at
, o'clock, I. VI, at the EosTwIcK HOUSE,, 20 the
highest bidder without reserve. For further par
ticrilar, enquire Of Il. JACKSON.
On the premises.
March ,, 1853. daRtoMaEI-s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
rpsoS {. nILroN's ESTATE.
srATEOF VERMONT

srArEoF VERMONT. {TEs HoyoE 49,. M n,
DISrRICr ~ CHtrTENpE , = ii''
the pistric; II Chitteudcn .I 4. ,,. o..
To tho heir. and all persons interested i2 ~
tate If F,I.,u C. Hilton, late Of jericho, ne.Sss''
Wusut,S application hath been made y" W.,
,',,r,rt in vrifiur rs the Administrators 81 u'
T.,.te ~ F.f.on &. Hlton's. praying ior Us
nj anthority t. sell the real estate 81 -
ceased including The reverStou OF the willow NV
therein f,r the payment Of debts, ana enaI-es~ -.
INSTRUMENTATION and .e:tingforth therein inc amour
~ debt. dine from the said deceased, the ehsl -
ADMINISTRATION the amount Of personal e-'a''' 'l'
the situation OF the real cstste .s-st ,,I ID.
Whereupon. the said Court ftse, ., IN. o.,
.isrs1 mo nth dav Of March Ap- -. ~ w
hsfa tonr, Rooms, in said District, 70 hear sho
unon aid application. and petition anu ". 4.
unblic notice thereof - be given 20 AZ ~ -.
crested therein by publishing sald orisI, -.
with The time and place Of hearing, Inlee 49,
.ps~es.ivel, in the burlington tEEE fktsS, a ~ -
nanrr which circulates in the nei-hp1ll' l',-
.bf.s ,,erSou. interested in said estate; an ~
puhlicstions shall be previous Q" the Jay
for hearing ~ ,,,,;fod 70 an
49, bcf,re aid Court. at the time ana pa
si,-nsd then and there IN said Court: 20 -s,, ,,i
a. the Law directs for the payment 81 tnt ~ =
- 80. ~ administration, aud make Your "'y
tlrn. H. the granting such license, VI ''u - -.
Given uuder my hand, at the ir',s'r ''''
rooms Thu ~ d4v ~ February. y, y -.
" lsws I - iiN'-'f So
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
SIDNEY SuAw's ESTATE

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been sPpoln' 4
w "a nv the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District ii Chittsnden. Commissioners 20 receive
examine and adjust the claims and demaHds of y
persons. against the estate Of cidney shaw, 90
insol,cnt and also all claims and demands sEhinii
81 in Offset thereto and siI months from the CAV ~
The date hereof being allowed by salh t.l' ~, l..
tst ,,urrosc We do therefore hereby give notcethai
We viii atom, 10 the bushes. Of our appointment.
at the dwelling Of Harriet G. Shaw, IN EsseS; ~
said District, the airst days Of ApIii ana July
p7ted this - iav Of March, A. u. 1855
T. ". r. NICHOLS, Commis-
ELTAZEE Hunt. sioners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

Il s the opinion Of some Of our officers on
the Rappahannock that the recent demonstra-
tions Of the enemy mean that they are evac-
uating their positionat Fredericksburg. Gen.
Hooker is growing fast in the affections Of
his soldiers by his regard Ger their comfort.
During the late snow storm, which impoded
transportation, he ordered that the movement
Of the rations Of the soldier should have pre-
oodence over everything else. that not q gen
oral ofhcer in the army should have transpor-
tation for hi own caterer supplies until the
food Of the men vas oil IN from Aquia Creek.
Tnc order. with severe impsrtialitv, fell on
himself Much of his own subsistence WAS held
back Wit Gen. Towards supplies, Gen.
Whipple'e mud those of many other officers
were remprSclessly stopped. In the care Of
Gen Howard, I>ultry and vegetables. liable
To- si-il, were Obtained nearly a week, aud
portions V-rc actually returned II Washing
tn. Ii 4 SID that in reply t. requests to
modify tn, ec1eritv of this order, Hooker re-
piled. nv men shall H., fed before | am
fed. and before any Of my generals are fed 80
Notwithstanding the positive orders to the
pickets, an occasional Joke occurs One dav
last week. "a the officer Of the dav was going
the rounds ON the right along the RapIahan-
mock he came in full view Of the rel-l posted
on the opposite side, who, seeing biz --sh
and sword, gave the order, Turn ont the
guard. oAicrr at the day. The 's-l guard
Tarnci 0ut. wncn the order again rang across
the water, Present arms, shoulder arnls,
order arms. stack arms, and tie guard hav-
in= thus sslute,l the officer ON this side. a.
gain dispersed with loud cheer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
Three Invaluable Books for the Piano
Forte.

THE HOME CIBCLE-A volume Of aIs page,
Y contains . Marches and Quicksteps, 4 WaltzeS,
u folkas, Sch0ttische>, RedOwas ( MaIurkas,
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Cotill"ns Quadrilles, and a Dances, Hornpipes.
SC, arranged for the Piano.
IHE SILVER CHORD-A Companion to the
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Tvs SHOWER OF PEARLS - Containing the most
beautiful Duets for Two Sopranos, Soprano Alto.
soprano and Tenor Soprano and Bass, aud Tenor
aud Bass Arranged with an Accompaniment for
the Piano-forte.
Each volume i, a complete library in itself II
'h"ce Music, and no one will fail to recognize in
me and all a great dcsideratum for every Plane.
Price "i each. in cloth SIS in plain kindin.
IA, on receipt Of which copies will be- mailed
postpaid. OLIVER DITSON & co.
Publishers, ~ Washington St, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

THr L'1IsT NEws this Thursday morn
ing from the South is a report that the pi
rate Alabama has been captured and the
Nashville sunk by our vessels it Is not relia
bic
Rumors are also aAoat Of the evacuation If
Nicktburs bv the rebels
Fifteen Of the Vermont Cavalry were cap
tured near Aldie lately, anon. them Carlz
Woodward and Huntoon.
Congress adjourned atnoon on Wcine=,lsv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

Special dispatches from Washington state
tiat tine President has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in the capture of Fort McAllister at the
mouth of the o.srcchr" river. near savannah.
10y our iron .r
4 Hilton Head ir'ici OF the 9th of Feb.
says the trooIs are under orders To embark.
and the next steamer will probably bring in
telligeuo,- of the attack ou Charleston.
Gru. Stevenson la- been restored To his
command. lie admitted that the language
ne used WIS la the heat Of debate without
Thought of the consequence, it cntailc'l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

lhc H.raFs money article SAYS it Is he
lIeyci chat the effect oi the new tax ou deal
inss in gold. and the policy pursued 10y the
Secretary co.. tire Treasury, will tend at least
ior The pr'~cut, Co check -pccuation in the
metal
Another paragraph H,, both HOUSES have
passed the amendment % the Tax bill rrud-
rrius absolutely yo'l 800 beam. of over Iar.on
gold. i.'i, O., the -cycrr-t blow tiHt h;s Vet
ircn dealt 20 tho -fcclI1ii'u an gold and if
we mi,rahr u"t vII eu.r7 stampede among
tlc spcrulafor,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

~ anil ,2-r March 7'h NJ, 10 found f,r al, /,
- PE1RCES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
otc for County Commis,ioncr.
Town Officers Elected at March Meeting.

I"Wh UihceTs Elected at Wnrch Ncctin-,
RICHMOND.
%/eo'"'eR, Nathan Fay. {. =. Rhodc.. J
/. Mason
Torn ClTt, II. A. Hodges
Torn Treasurer, \. X. Jacob.
Drer'eer ef tbe Poor, Giles Howe.
t"Hsf0bie, !. II Ransom.
~ L.'StG-s' Era Stephens, Martin Y. Il.
NhiPFlc. Albert Town.
Tor" lgeat, Martin Y. B. Whipplc
Torn Gr0ad JUror, Z. b. Andrews.
N'pe'7HfeHdert ri Common Scbool,. Solo-
mon Grrcu
A"d'teys. F. Z. Green. H. \. Hodges.
Henry Gillctt
The town voted 10 rsisc 20 cyuts on the
dollar for town ozpenses
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
,M,xnA NoRroN.s EsTATE.

sr,rror VERMONT mo ALL persons
r, I ~ c',ifTrxnTS SIS governed in nc
T.,a,c ~ Amanda norton late Of Eurlngt'nln ''''
District deceased, c,rvrt>,
Ns Probate Court holden at burlington, MI, i.,
,j r,r The District NJ Chitteuden on INC w "s
81 Fsbrr4rv A. ~ 1853. an Instrument Pui -
:. - ~. I,,i WiIt and Testament oi Amanba ~
ton late n harrington IN said District. aeIs.
wa, rresented ~ the Court AFORESAID i|r io,f J
al II Il ordered nv aid Court that the ~ n 10y
az Na-cb II 1-6} at the Probate curt h, ~
in all burlington be assigned for pru'li, y, I'll
strurnrnt and that notice thereof ne - -
t,crs11fs concerned, nv publishing thls "I'',t ,
s1c-ss.iyeIv In the burlington Free Pres ~ -;
per printed al said Burlington previous 10 '"s
appointed. IL g.. s,,r.ear he
five all Cont at tho time and place al"re,au, ~
s,,est Tho probate Of said will If 'ou have SsUs'
Given under nv hand a. Burlington m san i'''
49,, III Inn 'iav If February. 4. u. l-G3-
""' VA 4 c DIXON, Register
wffus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

STATE OF VERMONT }VHE H.n'5a i,is, i ~,
pfsrrfrr ~ eutrrTNnrN. So u l''''''
the District Of Chittcndcn- 49,. - t1,,,..
H. Sui '"'- UT GUUErtNe-
Cesssd. -. .f 80, 3otb d,v
q 49, -, t. The .ettlsmeut of tho admnistr'
,, sr,,rt II the Administrator n 'hs fstate ~
sid deces ,ed and ordered that pubic noll,e tf
M 10 -ven TO 81 persons interested m sall esa,
81, ,fi,,bin- this order three week, succes>it.'
,,rs,,ir,rt h, tho d,v assigned. IN the hutlu- '"
Free Prcs- printed in Burlington. IA sall ls,l ,t
rse,,-, ,or, are hereby notified 70 appear ~ 'i'
p,h.+c CONT rooms IN Burlington, on the nay ~
.;,,cI ,br1 and there TO contest the allowance 'l
ny ,ir NJ, band tins 9TH lay Of February
y. y. 10 !. C.. DINON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

IN tnr . = District Court four PERSONS
Charge! with resisting the military authori-
tic in The arrest of dc1tcr~, were arrested
for treason. The minority Of the Legislature
Is siil absent, and unless a c'mpromi-c Is r.
icctcl with the majority no further lr.,i-l-
ton VIII hc had the present session
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
/ Dan Tt THE STATE OF VERMONT.

TETt>UETE'> OTrt,r.
Rutland. March . tss;.
Proposal, will lc received az thi. Office until {
o'clock =. NJ the 10th DAY Of March current for a
loan If two hundred aud fifty thousand dollars
reimlursahlo IN fourteen years. for which bonds II
the state will he Issued IN of five hundred dol
lars bearing interest At the rate Of six per cent
PAYABLE semi annually.
The bonds will he Issued under tho act NJ tho I.--
i-atuTC. approved November -, i-G2 and bear date
December ~, i-61. with coupons attached, both
principal and interest PAYABLE IN Boston.
The money for tho bonds may he di-p0siisd IN anv
ri the Banks in this State or The Suffolk Bank Bos-
tom
Tho rropcsal, must he under zeal. aud contain no
MAILER fractional rate than ne-fourth Of one per
ceutum- Those persons whose proposals NAV be ac-
corfcd. viii Pee Immediately notified.
John p. FACE. Urea.
mani. fEsvr,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

"J'HE IRON FURNACE OF SLAVERY Nv
L Rev. John u. Au-hcv.
Received at III NTTNGT0N :
February p.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. TOBIAS. yEyETI,y HORSE

LiSrsEST, In pint hotties at 81 cents, cures lsm.ne
cuts. gals, collie. &c. Read the following.
BosTcN. July 7th, Issa
pr. TosIss We have used for the pas, yssr your
Horse Linimcnt fnr lam.ne.s, kicks, bruises. collie
and cuts and in every instance found II tn. he.,
article ever tried in this circus company. Please
scnd six Dozen a. it !, the only liniment now
We have los horses some very valuable ami do not
want to lssvs town uiihou'3,.
HYATT FROST.
Manager Van Ambuf.h Co.'S Mensgeris.
sold by all druggi'ts. Oaics - Cortland, s.. ny
Feb. =. d,-3-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

- 81 n
''i ii'iis VI '''' '''.in
ooiSuc party ent VINO changed his view
upon political matters ~ the timc Of m.
Cbsrle.t..,, ,,.,,,,,,,;..,, ,....Iu,.l....
81 ~
y ~ " 'illh' t-I-' OF Exeter \ u. "I
the subject Of the war Hi- answer appear,
in the Bs,,,n T,,,,,,.- TIA. c,Il..,,.;,,.. ..,.
d'' NON '''''
Fr1eg9 Oo,r--
have rcc,ivc,l ,a.r letter a.Lip.. ,,,
prinipn nn the conduct and re-nIt .r m, var
the PROCLAMATION. Dc.
II IL quite unnecessary for me to c,,,,-rss 81.
have anr oriniop as IA Tho rcs,lt If IT, ,r,r
When man j. f.-btip. far hi. lie, Win L;s
,lc7dlic,t enemy. whatever bi. oripi,,, ,,,,,
he rs 70 tho result oi th,. contest he will M,
he>itat. 81, bat ,.,ur>.. f., take. M. win Lccu
f-htin.. and die f.h,in.- If hr .-r-s ,,bi,L
ped
,a, ,.,.,,-b IL, r,,,. 1,t..,i,,,,,, t,. W.,
To- convince. me, irI ,.,..- I.,I ann, 5.,,rr. or,
IL h.f,r, tf,-, irsl,i- ,,s,i-p.,, ....., am.
lr,Scrut.4l. 60 .rtnr,ii,, irt,rssn tl,c r.,
and We r. certain Tia. Western D..,,....-.,
80, arc almost ..lani,,.,.. l,r if now anI rb.
feeling am.,u., fb,.,, r,,.,r,I- Nv Tp-l7,,I IL.
most hitter
Unless We are rr,Iar,,I o., So, tho ,.,,,pt-,.
20 into fragments and h.c,,nc three or four
tbird-ra,s r,o,rers oven in ,mcrig, ,,.. s,,,st
f~ht tn. only reason HAT o,is,. f,- Ionic.
I'M, tho result Of ria, ,,o, i. tl r,riJ ..r,,..b
of a nartv i'm tie. Ia,il S-sr.. Yrr,.ed O.. III.
prosecution.
LIT the Nortl, l.s animated With but ono
.,.;-,l nd 49,, 100, b. o.. D ...r. a.. =. a.
succom3 II twenty millions. Til. reb,llf,n
l. not an insect of such small dimensions
that II can lie c,,t rid of Lv the easy uroc.es
of..crushinr. Iri...u 1clv monster that
must p, worried 90 death.
This ia couto-t IN which trartyubi-b
can raise th,. lu.,-t soldier. ba- the most TO-
sources and equal crura-, ami ol.stinacv.
must and will trirutb ia fh,. ,-lur-c of time.
For the war cannot lat forever and the side
which ran make war tic Longest and 5aotes
it. will conquer.
As there tap he mo- doubt ia TIN, Gaze
which eide can make var the longest. the
only question l. whether the North has equal
COURAGE and tenacitv. Is the reward worth
the Effort VIII the North make the s,e,i-
foe . No GOOD can result from snecuIaiip,,
whether tb..y will OF mot. IF they will nnt
tbev must bc made 10 make il Drafts must
fe made and taxo- levied and tho war must
he rroseout.d
Sbould tho Isri.latu,a Of Ne,. Vamnsbire
become Fractions and rof,so n ,,aU e,T men
h. tho ,.crcr,l ..,,r,r,,,,ept I would as soor
'.y,no b,D,c 1r,,6 ,rbot i Isft of tho 6tb -
,nent g. d;srer,e them a. I would anv other
ros+ of rcbcIi in tbc c,,rIo,, of .Trfr Dsvis
-. e...o-.., 49,. .;.b.,d
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA. REDUCE. LFSSPN
AND ENPEL THE PRINCIPLE OF
DISEASE

p7. THoH4s r. HataEr. of re1issleutb. Ebe'is
Island. saw
That tT,nty-,eveu years experiences With thi,
medicine confirms hi. belief that in very few cs.ss
would the Physicians services Re required il Brand
reihs Fills we're promptly used in the early stage
If disease"
J. j. Coos publisher Of m. Banner At Zen
uinSton, It, says -" Brsndrsth's Fills cured ne
II Dyspepsia when every Other means hsd failed.
and va actually Sirsn up by ms physicians and
friends"
The 'am- testimony il given 10y y. Buns r.4
The vel known citizen n Willismshur=h. and thou
sands If Others.
Fut their merits are veil known. IN full dose.
there i'uo ,ur-r pursstrs IN sm,llsr ones thsr
&C, ga gentle stimulus. curing oosivsnsss and ru-
riNius the blood. They are every DAY curin. thou
ssnd. who are deemed incursb. until this blessed
medicine va used. Principal OHe.. 20 CI~tL
srEyET. NV YORK
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

ed at hall-pist two p. VI. They partakc Ola
collation. in Fancuil Hall after which they
proceed Immediately 10 Concord
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
THE REBEL NAVY.

a nf q.
VIII tho noble Lord tho Se,rct.,.,- ~ r..
eign Afairs. hazard On ,,,iu;,n 49,, ~,
point? WIN the bnnnr,lI, ,,...,.,i..- 81,
Birkcnhcad sR.rl the pulIi.. IN. Is, .
his expcricnccT Who ,bd,,lJ I'm. I'll.
not If rcpor. su.,L. tr,,ti. o.: $50:
Majesty Is a r.oftabl.. ,,,.,,,,,,.- 80 ~ ~
the premises hclopcino r., Tho III. -
at Birkenhcad. in = covered Ill -
to the main ward ,,,, ,.,,-..-r.,I -.
= crs arc in ,13rs. ,r ,-,,s,r,,..,;.,. ~
Emperor NJ Chm Il,.f- t,,r.l,.. = 49,,
2,200 tons. Thcv are IF ,I,, ,,,,. ~
partially iron mated ami ,,,.....,.. .... W.,
feet lon. hv 36 feet h,..,,, ami D.. a.. -,
Their cnaiic-. NOW u.-,rl, 81. III J.
uominallvat arn l..,....-,-,,,,.~ "a
work I'M t5, tI,.-..,,,.l ...I en-
very iieh rate of .p..l
In The main y,r.l If tI,.. ....... ....,.
othcrrim i. LciprI,,iI, .,I., c.~,t, -,
If CHM Her i.p,.tI, 49,, Ia c.. ~
. feet l-sim. and drrth r-,r, ID; g., Is &C.,;
She Is partially IRON l,t,l ILL.,. tr.. ,,
Others in the anncy AMI he A.. ..-,.
pected 10 To. ready for e., n, -.
from the pr,.scn, t;,,c -. .,.
Cant EuII1rt VII ,,,,.,,,I,.,l..Il.1. on,
dailv in attendance s,lr,ript,,,,,;n., IL 49,.
f-res. Doc ,b;s -cr,fa,,,,,, III ~. li'
mission f~,,, L,s S(J,s,;.J ~ '
.TeF D7y,sr
In tho ,,rJ of NJ "a +, ,,.i,--
, Son irer,...I 49,, = -. ~ ~
wooden ..rov nr,rclIcl - ~ -, 20
to 500 toms Sb. ka. Lscn rl,,.tr,,,,t,,i
tho plan of tho american c,a-t1rs LIl;n-
nearly fat b5-t9mcd Shc + L1iIt CIR s,s7
sailing undcr canvas. and under team, +. ~.
Iected To run l. knot, an hour Sbc i. >,
T.. a-r,rI q, sell q ..-.....f. -
pect,d to he ready for zen in tin. r,rre, lr
four weeks. Il "a commonly r.r..rtoI tlr,t
she belongs to the Confederate.
Nlesslg. I4urcucc A Sn-- -r-l T.. On,
highest up the Ncrscy. ,r.... s..r,,,
steamer T. bcin. built FIR fie F9f.r,- n
China.
N1essr. Fraser Tr.uI,l,, A 90 e Il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
coNsUMpTION, sCRorUL..RuEr-

MATlSM, g.. He-eman Co, Genuine Cod Liver
OF. has been proved by nearly N years experience
the hest remedy for Consumption, &c, and while il
cures the diss,e il gives flesh and strength 20 the
patient. Sec thst YOU get the genuine. SOLD by
dru=-ists generally. HEGENAN & co,
Gm Chemist, and Druggists. y Y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCuES

ACOrGH, COLD. or An IRRITATED THROAT
if allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, ofteniim.s incurabls.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach dir,c''y the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief In B.o-cHIrrS, ASTHMA, and CArAnpH
they arc beneficial The :ood effects resulting rrcrn
tho use Of the Trochcs and their extended usr has
caused them 20 he countsTfeited. Ne sure 10 guard
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only m.
s'7s Rro'' 5ro-otal Tracs,, vchhav- rror I'd their
efficacy by tee, Of many year'. PrsLlc SrEskEES
and SINGERS should ne the Troches. Military On
GERS aud Soldier, who ov,rtsK their voice and are
exposed to sudd,n changes, should use them. Sold
every Uher. At = cents per box