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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01


Gsg. BUrLKR ISoLoRIousLE WHIPPRn.-
The Boston Courier says:
. "Mr. Russell, wb0 is mason In Low
ell, was enployed by Mr.. Easansan, the
agent of Gen. Bntler, to lay the pipes in a
drain which East man had dug on ahs Gen.
erals premises. The laying Of she pipes
was nearly compl eked, one ouIy of the sec
tioas lying By the side of the trench. At
this time Genessl Bailer came tew ards his.
Russell, and ordered him TO ramove q
large stone within the side Of The drain,
and some distance beneath the surface Of
ths groand, sagiag il would insegfsre With
the piow. To this Mr.. Russell objected,
stating that il was bis business I'd FAY the
pipes, and NOS 10 dig the drain, which
had been prepared for his work By East
man. Therupon Gen. Butler wish violent
and profsns language, ordered him to
leaEe his premises Mr. Rnsseil told him
that he was employed By another pegsen,
and did not look to him for his pay, aBd
should finish his work. General Butler
then kicked the section Of the pipe into
the drain, which Russell! picked up, sad
placed again In its foymsr position. Re-
pea:ing the 6Hensive language, Gen. Bat
Ter kicked the pipe over again, and ~ Mr..
Russell was attempting TO replace il hs
received q violent blow ia ths face. We
understand that subsequently General B.
alIedged this 80 have been an accident;
but the statements upon the other side do
nos correspond with that viax of the case.
Mr.. Russell Immediately jumped from
the4ranch, and rs quickly Gen. Butler
was Tat upon the ground and Mr.. Rnssell
had him by the throat and held him there.
Gen. RntIer il aliedged 10 have made no
resistance bat after holding hifA ~ long
as be thaughG necessary, Dir. Rasssa al
lowed him 70 rise %
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

- The Nsw York 1Fib~ss Of the
lash inss., says MAT Geo. W. J1nss, lass
Minister 70 Nsv Grenada, who was ass
rssssd 10 Novsmbsf s6l by Goysrnmsns.
ard kept foas uonths In Fort La Fayetass
has saed Secretary Seward fes 81, 900
damages. The oass 10 juss snssEsd ID
tbs Snpsems Court in shas city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
THEN ON THIS.

- NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS GAN EMANCIPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. /"
--Ex- Coz. Henry Dafton. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.

s'I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AZ SLAVES
I'm THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE. .s--
LsaeoIgss Ensaaespatioa Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

How AsouT THas.tsI dFsad, ID mr.
inmoss soui--I abhor Civil yar. II Id
csakpow what khe union Mould be wofsh
sff saved III fhe ass ae The sword e !.
Ssscsrss pssct II ths d. s Ssaals,
1851. lfs
/ p0s s1Essa ~ sAs M a4s1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
WEEKLY BIJGLE.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY /. 1888.

E@s. IL. PETTrxerEL Co, lss Nassau -
Msw EeFks ard 10 state S. ssstoa, are ar aushsF
assd A&sHss 10 Fecslse Advertising SER this papsr
T Joys Goa Co., are aasAaEsss4 Agents for
Nsw xaxs and PAiiadespAia.
.. kTLxs. is ear Rntasxlssa Agaas fog
Hestea. So
EF~J. ., PesT . Co. are oar sashss ixsa Axsass
fSy 1t. Lanias 94
.KEs. r Rausos. Ia eur sssAassssa Assatfor
hteags.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

WHo ARS TIE TRArroRs ?-The Aboli-
sion organ In Johnssown, Peun., which is
owned, edited, and controlled by officers
and leaders of the Union League .
lately used the following language, and
yet has the effrontry to charge the Peace
Democracy With treason to the Union.-
Read and be Convinced:
"The Union a. 1t was, was cheat, a
horrid incubus, DEVILS dream, grateful
only 10 The feculent Imagination Of the
desperate and dspraved. Il can never be
realized"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

- Many . noblauaan has been so
madly in love that he would have bartsE-
ed bis star for poor girPa garter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

s "a pEa<4io@ Ia ahs Dzsaxkrs EeMKts es gx&wfasa
"+soy, Aeaona and Narriaan ousnxisas gsa ss'
Naa aiAopsg Esxee iox Esn-TeasAeass % xA& q
SSSs msniioned ecan1ies. 9sefas
-. @sssasaiaf asssmktna pAAa 70 sas FetsMYkzaa d
Esx atlss, &c 80 sxasas SO
q @ss " e -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

sTBCK THIS IA YOUR HAT AND KEEF
TTTHRRE!
The following confession was made By
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, Republicans mem
hsE Of Congress fnom Massachusetts,, on
the 25th ez April, in which he exposed
the corruptnsss of Lincoln's administra-
ton
"THR GENTLEMEN MUST REMEA.
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A RKRUBLfOAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE
TRENCHaEET, THERE is NDUBITA.
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV.
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
FRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
or ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

HolLoWAy,s OINTMENT.

k1UkA0W M - WHN NWt&N ke
Long uaxreAss, sore and ssiE soiata, hsis&sred
dure. MOTHERS REMEMBEk EHIs, when soaf
sans ere gTasplng their saaskets 10 meet dAngex
shlng what pot Of thss ALL HEALING cool
ING sAIvs will give g. gha oae JOS isys wh en- far
away from hpFne aHd friends. Is Aardeas and
makes tsagh tie feet ta that the7 can eHAars &Ss&t
fatigue. Tt xootaies and gefixveA ths iahamsa and
StiFened scinss, leaving them supple stssAs md
vigorous, while tax
sabre Cuas H. GEnshos W0saads
II stands unequaasd, renewing and prsseatins
every Eestigs Of ina ANIMATION aaa Ssntly asaSaag
The sdgss together, il qussis and engfstssy haais
the naost frighsfoi woEnas.
wives and Sisters of cur w0E~
uR seeRs4
You c&nues pat Inse The Eaasx&eka Of yoax Hpb-
bands sad Brothers, saaxe valuable Or more aec-
szsAFy gin than supply Of taas ~
Extraordinary military saaEe
TAe soassy sentry waikEag hia esaaAs Al nlxht,
exposed 90 axszcaing faiRa and caa aixlsa RaF ID
ofssa seized win most yi9isat pslns, epesh and
saa0cating haassrasss, aFst synpfosas u auSsk
aud aoie wayas o.nsss ~ ali aanssr Il avsrss,
fsw Piia tAksa night and assgAlAEs ahd kas 0kn&~
mans bFiskiS ruheea twias > aay evsx sAs shross
DE most DANGEROUS couGH. fh@sfsFs ws
sag 10 tAe whefe ARass, @s
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.
seets yaas awn asaasa. Do ues axass - aaa Anay
supplies aithotzhsTasft valuable. ThA pile Ana
0satnssn& hsve besa saoreughfy tested. thsY ere
e. ssy rssss :, sss g a. S osss ss 10
f'oRfMKAN CAMPAIGN he esfaeglshssa aspsa aa
saiasasva. fss 90 exesusiys $40 Il aAsse tsesAr
RE HaEfs8. masS saHa Ass ssscss4 ssssss sAssa
aas sesd pyex soa In3wssEhE uE sAs osaszaema In
single day. Thsss tsEyless and fatss esanisws ~
cas- 8aEDIEa II CAMP.
nzaxsAea. Dyssas&sy. s<mrvMs&szss sad
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

~ Subscriber and perhaps well wishing
friend, writes Us 10 inquire .'whv we advertise
patent medicines We will here and now
answer him that We DO not. Our readers are
aware that we have for years excluded every
thing Of the sort, and the only seeming excep-
ton that We know of j. the advertisement Of Dr.
}. {. aver Co. : remedies, which now stands
IN our columns If our friend does not know
We WEI inform him that these are not ''patent
or even secret medicines Their composition has
been nl'le as publicly known as any other scien-
tine Tact, and has moreover mad the approval Of
the highest medical authority in the land. But
what atlor.ls Us perhaps still greater conf lence
m their worth Is our personal knowledge Of the
man who makes them and the results that have
followed from their use; results as familiar TO
our readers and 10 the whole community a. they
are 90 ourselves
IL has been our privilege To know Dr. AVER
ever since be graduated from the Penn Universe
y M the same class with one of our personal
friends, nor have We ever ceasel to watch with
interest bis singular success in and untiring de-
'ouou To the noble proits ,ion he hl- chosen. lf
anybody viii tell Us what we cam advertise of
more interest 10 our patrons than remedies that
vii cure them when they are SEX, we shall
,leeriully give il the benefit of our circulation.
faT0rqr0 LlLl Baptist
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
pArlENcE n,RKER.s EsrATE

STATE OF VERMONT }T'o aIl persons eea-
DISTRICT Of cHurrNnEy. -s.} ! cruet in the "
tate Of Patience Barker iate .i Charlotte Boo said
District. deceased. tEGITIN.-
At q Probate Court holden ~ Eur.iu-tHu, within
and for the District ef Chittendcn on the --tl day
81 March. a. D. l-ll. un Instrument puIp.rtiu-
90 De the n-t VIII and Testament OF Patience Barker
late ar Charlotte. iH said District, deceased, was
presented 90 tic Court aforesaid, for Probate
And 10 is ordered hv said Court that The 18th aay
OF April. 4 p. I-e} of tAo Probate Court Rooms
On said Burlington he -ued for proving said In
strumeut and that nrf'rs thereof Pc given o. 1i
person concerned, ny publishing this order three
weeks ric-essivcly iu flr burlir -tnC Free frrss
newspaper printed al SAID burlington, pros ui 20
tho tim appointed.
fore said Court o. tile time and i.c rel-d. and
contest tHo rre. are NJ said H-u. ~ sou have otH
Given under mv baud Do Burlington il a'i lt-
trfat Obi. m ir, nj Nr--h. 4 j. l-ft
w,1v3 4. G.. DIXON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
NEW YoRy. March .

INV 1chh, Mai ca 81.
The Herald's Washington dispatch saws
Uen- Hooker had an Interview with the
President and Secretary of War to-day. and
returned to the army tonight.
An expedition from ten. Hooker army.
undel Col. fairchild. which was sent out re-
Gently to Northern Neck, returned to Belle
Ram after successful loray, in which
1000 lbs. Of pork, 930 bushel. of wheat.
500 lba. bacon 5000 l'ushclsor corn. - bush.
ct white beams anda large quantity Of oat,.
were secured. The cavalry seized number
"i valuable horses and mules. captured sev-
eral prisoners. and broke up the ferries at
Lnion Wharf and TaplaLaunork. Col. Fair
child also burned schooner engaged in
smuggling contraband goods into Virginia.
Aiairs along the Raprahaunosk are quiet.
The enemy isevi,lently still in the oh camps
though the impression prevails that Gen.
lee is preparing to fall back behind tlc Pa
muukey
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

North American ays the Government conf
IDENTIFY expects before the close of the week,
news Of important successes by our feet in
The r,al Of Charleston.
lf the batteries at stqro ran be taken, it
is believed tso,ls can be landed and reach
the ely without asesuiins sumter or Moul-
tric, which being cut of from supplies would
I'LL WitLoaL Tie los Of .Aan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

I'VE THE Subscriber, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
trct Of Chitteuden, Commissioners to receive. cy-
anime and adjust the claims end demands ~ all per-
IONS, against the estate of Dennis Deneugh. late ~
Mton.iu said District deceased, represented i1sllv
cnt, and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
Onset thereto aud six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed bv said Court for that
purpose. do therefore hereby give notice, that
we I'll attend 10 the business of oar appointment,
al the dwelling 90 olivia beuCugh u futun iu said
Dstrict,on the tweuty-seveuth DAYS Of april and dc
toher next at In o'clock An. ou each Of said days
Dated this 18th dav of March. a. d. l--f.
MARTIN DOJGHEBTY, Connie
wtfuH q. i. LANI. s.Iutr-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES.


W. THE sUDSCEI BEBs. having leen appoint
w Ell BY the Honorable Pro stl Court for the
District % Ch.tteudeu- Comm ssiouers % receive
examine and adjust The claims ard demands Of al
persons aElinlt the estate Of W G. dreen-
LATE q ,E--on in said District. d.c12--t, repre-
senteq insllFent ana tl-1 all claims ana tenants
DAY % the datc haf-ai hene allowed hr -9ii Count
FOR tnnt rIrr F- dl therefore hereby give q lice
that VIC u'Il D. send t1 tHe tusincs a. cur appoint
ment. AZ tire Office Of Wires & Head in Bur-
liugtlu in said District. On the 10Th dafs ~ June
and July next, q, lu O'Clock. A. IT., on each
Of said DAYS.
Dated this 2ni day 81 Marcl a. u. l-II.
j. =. ADAMS. TO-,
vi1vg LEVFRFTTE FNGTrSGY 4 ''i.i--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
RALIINoRE. March 81

\ carpet bag was seized by the Provost
Marshal yesterday afternoon, which was on
the way to Richmond, and wac found to con-
tain packages addressed to various distin-
cuished individuals in rebcldom from Balti-
more secessionists. Among other things WIS
splendid pair of boots for jeff. DAVIS. and
t,yo fine linen nisht-gown, deliberately en-
broidercd. a present for Mrs. JEFF. Davis
from some Of our feminine rebels were found
1t has bccn suggested 10 send these night
cowus to NIrs Lincoln.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

Let US then rest humbly in the hore au-
lh0FiSed by Divine teaching that the united
cry OF the nation viii be heard On High and
answered with blessings no ie.- than the par
don Of our national sins, and the restoration
% our divided and suffering country :, It's
'''i"ef happy coniiiion Of unity and peace. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
NEW YoRx. April !

The [. ;. gunb1at Diego was launched
Yesterday The Nackinaw and ASawam viii
hc launched in . week.
Most Of the lahorcr- cn in,n-clad-. building
at Continental Iron Works, Green Point.
have struck for higher wages. II i, mmor-
ed that Government, viii draft all th"-,. who
refuse to return to work, aad compel them
To work at soldier pay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
NV NoRK. Nlarch y

\ letter from aboard the Richmond says
the report i untrue that shr fired into the
Mississippi.
\ Hilton Head letter saw that Bcaurcgard
through d.. Of truce. bad the impuden.c
to demand ~. surrender IF the Mercedits
and Keystone State. which. hr .lgs were
roeapiurcd Jan SIS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03


Nrw Yor. ,rrlI
The ,artair ,, On. British lark Cr,.,.
which arrived Yesterday fr.m s. Thomas
N,r.r, r. .r,r.rt. ,l...- -a. rr-ii-b ..,.,.-..
Pet. from a-a.5 and ,-,.. which ,r..i.
or.l, land.,i ., ...,.-, of ..f,.,, D.. p,rt.ri
from Mobile. hstl ailcI .n t,.. lf,b rr
some. -.utbr,p 1.r,
Il was r,,,,.,r.,I at lIrmr,i. I'M tb. o.,b
Plea, tl., ir..,,.i,l f...,.,tt.. ,.,s ,,,....;,,,
an a,t,,rr- f., rgn tr.. li..ls5., 81. yi.t.r..--
M, ,i,. ,,i-,, ,i.. os.l
uil,.n Tl.-11...-.r,r.-.-. --..
~. t,,, r..i,.i inf, .- r,. ..
t.r- r-,,, ,l.. -il .i.c.,-.. 40 ,,...... ri.,s.
anil rl.r,d..l-.i, ,,l.. ,H,. r.., th. 5,;lu
ration. If n. tro,,s CONSIST orI, If !
o. ,rl,a,,n ana = of..-r ,..,1 Man 9th,
rcl.,1 ,roor, have fallen -i,l. and an are f.,r-
ip., .i.t,o,. From, what T. .l...,.,.5 -.,,r..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
LnrI.vILLr. Anril |

An official Somerset telegram sass Cen.
Gilmore frcc attacked the rebel. under
Pograin. IN strong position near Somerset
s,-tesj4y He ssh: them fve orsi4 hyurs
and whipped then BADLY. driving them to
wards the river. The rebels outnumberel
Us. Or loss doc not exceed 30 The rcb-
Il loss unknown.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
TIMOTHY NJ. BRADLEY's ESTATE.

STATIC VERMONT. }VHE UoyoRAprvPro.
DisrRIcT OF CalrrLy0ry..- 3 ! Ilta Court. f5r he
District Of Chittendcn-
To all persons interested IN The Estate u Ti,1.ff
VI. Bradley n Williston In said District
GRrETiyG.
Hfcrsa-. application in writin- hath been uI1Io
10 this Court, by tho Guardian Of Timothy M
Bradley for license and authority 90 sell tho whole
Of the real estate Of his said ward setting forth
therein that his said ward 3. seized u Dis own ri.lt
Of certain Real Estate in Wiili-tou aforesaid Hcni.
about twelve acres Of land. That % would De beu-
efcial to said ward TO have said Real Estate Sold
and the proceeds Of said sale JED in payment of
the debts due from SAID estate aud Ur the support Of
said ward. and thcreupou the said Court appointed
and assigned the 9Th dav OF April 4. d. f-g nd rbc
Prul ate Court Rooms iu said District o. icarud De-
eide upon said application. and petition aut ordered
that public notice thereof e given % al pcrslf- in-
tere-ted therein. ny publishing fi-urlcrth reeweeLs
sncce--ivclY in the Burlington Fufr PRESS % ueu5-
paper, which circulatc- Boo the nri-hh0rhoosl of
those porous interested thorDl al which pui--l-
tions shall be prcti0 90 the tHac appointed for
hearing.
Ti.rs0rr. Won gre hereby rntfrcI 90 ap-
pear before said Court. az thc time and place
Aforesaid, then and there o. object o. fh- granting
o. such license, n yCu see cause
Given under nv hand nc the Probate lri.-
rocn's thi. 18Th O.. o. Garuh A. D. 1873
= o. DIXON. Ee---
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
&c. PIcu,rnsnN.s Estate.

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed By the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
pisfrict oil Chftteuden Commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Or Hli
personsa lilst The estate Of Amos {. Richardson iat9
OfCochoster IN sadDisrict dcccaed represent ted in
solvent, and also all claim and demands cxhitited IN
Offset thereto and 81 months from the dsF Of the GATE
hereof, being allowed ~ s191 Court for that rurf o'
do therefore hereby give notice, that we VIII At
tend % the business or our appointment AZ the
dwelling Sarah ~ Richardson In Colchester IN slii
District, the last Fridays Ct April anu u2 ID ~
20 90 o'clock, \. r. on each Of said day.
Dated tlis D 'th d1v OF March. A. ID. l-t3.
ROSWELL NEWTON, $50,
wlsuF JOHN THAYEE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

STATE OF VERMONT ITO ALL PERSONS
DIsrRIcT or CHIrIrynEy, So. s l concerned IN the
District deceased.
GurErrvr
Alta Probate Cour, holden st Burlington. within
aud Tor the District % Chlttcnden, on the 10Th fqv
Of March \. u. lisa. Instrument. uuruorting
20 be the last VIII and Testament n Belinda Brow
ton late Of Wiliist1n. i'm said District lcera- aI
was presentcd 20 the Court aforesaid. FOR Probate
And 10 Is ordered by saii Court that tho fth fsv
Of April 4. D. 1853. 60 the Probate Court Rooms
IN said Burlington, he sned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof he given o. an
persons concerned, by publishing this order weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Pres re--sns-
per printed at said Burlington previous 70 the tine
appointed.
Thsrrfs~e, YOU arc hereby notici % appear be-
fore said Court AZ the time and place Aforesaid ard
contest the probate OF said VIII, u you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in saiE Dis
trict. this 10th day o. March, A. d. lSe7.
w3Sw3 y c. DIXON. Pe.f.te~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

reach s-s-'g The Affected ra.'. and give almost u
slant rcl-.l Ia BHoScmIis Aslu'iA. and CArtEHH
they are beneficial The good effect re-ultnr rom
t.s u=s or rho Trache. sni their extended u.e ias
eir I'D them o. De counterfeitol. Re sure 90 guard
s-a.a.t vorth'e. limitations. oUrArN only the geu-
..e B-a- B-svet.1lT ro-as' wli-lha~er -5rett their
efficacy 8 .cft ~ many Year,. prrfir sFr,sEUs
and aI,aEE should use the Treehc-. Military o0-
csr aud s'liior- who over-tax their voice anil arc
exposed e. .lllan chang. should u-c them. sold
everywhere 20 - cents per box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
ID led.

IN Burlington, March 81. lss5, oi con4amr,i n
Michael Burke T.. ssed 2s yezi-.
l. Burning a. this morning April isi j. Richard
rov-rs, FL
In Wexford, VI, March nh isss, 81 lung icvrr
uorFey Iacciahcr. aged g. year.
Piintcrs ia Grecn6eld, Northampton sul spring
Sold. Mas. Plea-.. notice
r. Kalamazoo Mich, March 10Th, Jennie =, wife
eel Captain II. +. Judscn, and daughter Il M,ron
finnry Of wiIliston, sged y year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

vi" A'.0- Il i-. D.
Toe WulI'- dispatch -ay- the President
visits ,Ae Army % The Potomac Tomorrow
if tac weather permit.
The Tribune La- dispatch dated General
Phelps bcailuarter-. March, el-;. which
sav> M. Gcu. Howard cmmauliu., the Id
division 1t Cen Paelfs' corps, has been a--
signed temporarily to the command Of tie
Hth corps, Gea. >issl's. Gcn.Cib5lu isa.si,n
ed 90 tle command Of IlavarI'- division
The recent rains and tie snow storm of
last night icit the r3,ds in d very bad conli-
ton.
Col. D. T. owen bias been appointed
Brisadier General 10y the President. The
commi-sary Deiartmen, Is i-,4ius clrn-mcal
twice % week @, IN men i'm thri-acy,rlI COM
uaul- who wish f.
a letter i'm the World says Fort Pcmbcrt9u
90 ',rc,W~opl. Mis-. j. composed of ua lees
than 2n,n9o 'al,~ of cotton over which r,y-
c5iu- of earth f. Thrown
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
ssssa;; NORA
[aR.Z.IIZal.sSIIES
DIR. Z. G. CoULD's PIN woRnsrRUP.

DIR. =. G. COCLD'S PIN WORMSTHTP.
j. the inst and only remedy ever offered % the pub
c or The cectuul removal of the Ascarides or Pin
worms from The human system. The high rcuuta-
tnu % has established in the last two years and the
met tlat It g. fast super.edng all other worm relne
dies. is the best test OF its great merit.
ii Affords REILLY Il TNEsfi-FarH HOURS.
tS1AS ESrtEE g. uEE Is gAnntsrfD
When taken according 10 the directions which ae
company each bottle
This Medicine IS also a most valuable family e.
thartc, 20 De always used when physic q required
fspcciolly for children 70 corrccts the secretious
Gives ton. . tho stomach and bcr--lz as-stirr ns
-re n h-- efforts % ro-tcre health J. g rurslv a
- j. Extracts, and always safs a.d RELIABLE
c. HElVEY. Sole Propr.o.0r
sod 4 Bcs.ca b GEO. c. GOODWIN = CO., 10
llarshal Street. and other Nh0lcsale Drurrisf- >
u retail by J. W RoBY and 4. c. SPAR, Bur
-''f--" VS. N
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Observation-Disclosures LAND
FoR SfLE TO cLOsE ~ EST1TE.

4 LARGE Farm with dwelling houses l1r,.c and
n well arranged hsrns aud -hs'is for -t,ct bacs-
Enith shop Buildings and fences IN e,.-i r. ntir.
also valuable nlill-site with uuar.itr 4 Pine
Spruce. Hcmlock and other saving TINKER will "a
sold on liberal farms - clcso 2, tate
30 sheep, % head q cattlc, no., s.-i--- lis
L.. viii e sold With the place q assil=l
For particulars ilquirs az t1il cEce.
April lsf. VII
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W,suis.rn, March .

The President in compliance with the re-
quc-t of the Senate has d.-isnatcd Thurslay
the Goth Of April a. a dry u national Iiistin;
and prayer, and conclude hi PR lumsti'n
ar follows
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NIw YoKK, April !

49," Ap%Af - y. "a 3
Arrived prize schooner Mary Jane, from
New Inlet. She was captured by the gun
boat Mount Vernon. She was from Nassau
with salt and coffee, and tried to run the
blockade of Wilmington.
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MACHINE SEWING.

Mrs. Z. ". kELLosG would announce % her
vi patrons that she has re-opened her rooms the
SETTING NfcMyE P1RLoR,
No. College street, and il prepared to execute all
notice.
Burlington. March, 1I DAWN
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