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, 1863-06-19
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NKARBLE- =.
g1s StesxisE osred tof s.ls o1 lsa.s =
0a1 oe "sfeta roa~ S1z: 49,. - '.@et-- -
! : Some $500 acre. Of Iron Lands,
Is;.s sfa,3as,to Comfy McA.s.a, Lake sa>srtox,
hor of sssqustte: oa ~ E Lon Aouataa RaaEs Woil
through rs tsact embracing At one roMt psT5aadE
sd =; de Eoc Es!lfoad suns vlthiaa ,nlles sas
tsntrg four II hyc good alze l-ea uonn.atns o. ~
9sAEtt Gt!E - nad etaer tt,n otes Taa
eha*crs, or:eseed for Of yeasy III spp!o
iaA psi tn efs for tbe purToee OF lor,nt iolat
stoekEonpnny- tn view OF Torktrg th9 same and r.
Ai:o. ,Nins ID i; ta;Ee ceunt7. .ltu.tsd IL Na--
quette Fay. SK miles below thu town Of AArgaates.
f.aet q Il dcon,ainL : Inle nnG apwaris If ,l0
With tew sco+ Of tie Like shlcn u :nas polns
tnGa ptiole 0f rood wharfage The marble ta mostly
ofths vxrfcEsfed variety and sustaid9 good 2olf3>
enc wtH be d-poee0 Of ii asN,ye.-
Tt scr bar EXPECTS tc eroaty at MatQ1e1efo fof
the Ttettwu months ard viii exhioir the aid property
to my N ShpE to purchase other Ftse, or 10 ala
ten,p=l asr ntserce. Me.@1z WRITE @.MAFNARD.
OF Ma: gn@fte; WNlucs a. his nzeas. w. -PALNEf.-
PNfsbnFTn. JHte 10. 1873. - tefc E'3tt3f-
, 1863-06-19

.RUSINESS AND: RESIDENCE
u PROPERTY. -.
.:.FoR ALE
-ox-TAx
- NORTH BRAnoB CANAL, =
:.ot0 feet Orwell docsed w1ta- Lntx..i.s1-:.3s,-
- /: ESQ +, 500 ftxtfA oepth-
This Canal extend. iron tao Chicago River
nnrth OF ChtraEo atetuc. to HA1s-ed sstees..s ~
rlde- With tEeas aepta II WALLET II 4
1a1geet Vessels t.at enter the river. 80
eTREET and LAEAHEE sfnTET, We otfor about ~
feet nf residence ats It IS st By l25 feet n ieoth
:, The Csoa! pkopa:1yis well adapted4to naautActur
Ing rrrc lumber. wood nr cI,st yaei sa1nerex
DC. and e lots I. adjacent st-rels, w1l MAxa
pleasant sites for cuDf,t3abs. resffenres.
-T1hYs LI1kRAI. OGDEN. FLEET No0D &- o
Ie3es7.lw
GOOD BUSINESS LOT ON
~ SOUTH WATER STREET
s; ;+,' .FoR = AL Il ::
sontheastcoE1c- OF South Wa ar STREET a1a {: ;l-
gae ayenue-:o feet en- South Mat'E street by'I.,l
o9 Is eesnoe odpsS 'as FLEETWOOD CO
IN. W.ESTERN- LAND AGENCY.
ae. .ccn ac1esin Iowa. Mnretot. an1 ws.con-
Myutely de. ctibinE tasne, furnished -Ta3es paid.
IEE'}s an1 farms sod. sn TT "a exaInued In ab 1va
ssatez ana unois- Fersonal a,tentton slv1 In eoFa
"a r., ta E ta 81 y sos' Dlsssd y
dolph street, Chieago- Post ofnce Box 5sa2...
1f4 eE14Ju -' = --' - .
, 1863-06-19
- 1853- TIE 1885,
PENNSYLVANIA. CENTRAL 3. B.
-: 826 n1tlea Itouhla Track. -.

In order keer pace with tne demands Of TIA t14v
ing public tho managela u knIs p1pu1ar 11ute ha7e
added many improvement t: u ring the rear 1867 aud
with Its cohnectlonH It will be found all respects
FIRST CLASS ROUTE ~ al. this Eastern citta4 Tit
1rscL u Btone ba1lastsd ard eLtsely free toc t1ss.
, 1863-06-19

. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS of
lN:TAiLoW. LARD. GREASE. .Gc:-=The nnder-
pf s 1as sn 81 %
them win be prompt Opposed o. and Apck sstasns m,
weekly p1ice current gratis 10 nI snn1pE their nd
.dIessestn - ADEAM KNIGHT & SONS.
, 1863-06-19

En0 BAGS COFFEE.-Rio, Mar.
DDO aeaspo and Costa Rica. tar to pstnn. sr1iv.
:" - -''-- Eouth Water 1t1eet,
, 1863-06-19

! OSn ::HHDs. NEW,:ORLEANS
'As< '~'"s ''"~ Toza& WaNf street
, 1863-06-19
.R, BOYNToN'S PETROLEUM

gntanaleA for 1nos TonR n9es1Ea mE FgEn9ssFs psd
, 1863-06-19

mott C;E Madame. Andrews:
L " Clair voyant from Boston. Aaas .c.n:bo oon-
- ::44 SOUTH MONROE STREET. ::
c1.iyoyaat e5sm,nstoas one.Sss :, sae .ssq te1ls
! ffora A. H. to 9P. II. - 1a6fN9 3WM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

,car. lis funeral was attenocn A"u ~, ,.-..voa
Cured 10 their last resting place nS hS ~
-,istir,s. aud hosts Of warm friends a'u0u7
,ar. orcr half the company Of which ne wa I'D 4
- u;,I, ,,hom he was always popular a"r
,,aniynablc. IA felt that We had ,n ,o But
rc5 the loo, o one Of our be-, ysun as,ri S and
We are oa,' Sa mo- r he.tancy The best SioSa
there mn., &c ~ and will he freely she'd until the
81 the ~ a., aoat. again over every State III
.i.;,,n which helping will he sOon'
cur 'h'''' W.D. ".
s,,irnstor and Montpelier papers please COPY
IN Hinasburgh on sunday sept O'n'
NJ wife Of lsiiah Dow, aged "a years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

NEW ORR, sent. 70.
The Herald has the following particulars
Of the cavalry victory at Culpeprer-RAP-
FAHNNocE VIRGINIA lIrH.-From the front
the news Is again inspiriting. Major Gen.
Pleasanton with his cavalry force under
tens. Bulord, Gregg and Fitzpatrick crossed
the Raplahannock yesterday and advanced
to the banks Of the Rapian. BufUrd's div
lsion came up with Stuarts rcjc cavalry and
artillery on the nights this side Of Brandy
Station, and drove them from crest to crest
lly series Of brilliant and gallant charges.
ten. hlpatrlck's command connected with
Gen. Buford's on the left at Brandy Station
having crossed at Kelly's Ford
Gen. Gregg left sulphur Springs at DAYLIGHT
and lolned Pleasanton and Buford 1t Cul-
pepper, having found Jones brigade Of re
bel cavalry at Muddy Pine and scattered
them by shells and charge, but not until
they had fired the bridge Gen. Gregg
men put It out and replanKed the structure
IN few moments 50 that the whole com
mand crossed upon 1t. Gen. Gregg contrived
to drive Jones before him, and reached Cul-
pepper at the same moment with the rest Of
the command. Here the advance arrived
just IN time TO see a train Of cars loaded
with stores leave for the South Our men
charged through the town capturing l0i
prisoners and three guns. twelve Founders
and one six Founders. These latter were
posted on a commanding eminence inst be-
yond Cnipepper, and were charged upon by
Gen. Custer division aad taken with nearly
all their men. The brigade was obliged to
dash through the town and down q steep bill
through rdvIno and then up a steep and
VgTT il-I iT'I T. a latterv which in the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
C,vpurper CATTLE MARkET's

wEB yEsDAY, sept Is
.,-,s-L,, LIS Cattle about lsoo Bee7es, ana 90
Sores. consist ting q Working Oxen, Cows enc. two
ard three years old.
Market Beef extra = cHt-, : 70 "a : ~
Inst QUALITY. = 50 a 500
second quality. = On 2 --
Third quality, 81 p otso
Ordinary. nome
Workin. oxen, 50 a $50 per PAR.
lows aud Calves, : %, 90, IS a 3D.
" Tyo year old, 80 a. i--
Three year old, 80 "a %.
sheep and Lambs, i7.' at market. Price, IN lots
..l q 20 n -. Tytra and selections. - 70 ~
."r
IIdes, q a s.; y ID, Palts. 81 ol a 81 %. each,
. az Skim l. n lic.
Tsnov, =, RI S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
BOSTON KET.

i'NA D. Sc '' '''
TLOUR.-There continues tobe fair demand for
al fresh Flour, and prices continue 20 he well sus-
tanned with moderate receipts Sales at $ - a 81
fr common extras, including fresh ground a; s. 70
f,f. and good and choice including Genesee, Cana
.a Ohio and Michigan at e. a = - per hhl 4 few
ofthe choice and iayorte brand, are in demand and
.arce, Int other kind only in moderate report
The -ales have been at 3 a - e hhl, including
GOOD and very choice extras.
sGRAIN.-Thc market has been pretty firm for
t.rn thu past week. hut the demand continues mod
.-i,e The sales have lecn at 80 a S3e for Western
mixed, mostly at -lr and Western yellow at 50 a
r bush Ont. have been quite firm and prices
re we'll sustained. The sales Of Northern and Can
is have been at o. % Csc 2 bush.-the latter price
..ruev Canada White Beans are dull and in mod
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
CINCINNATI. SEPT. Is


Orders were received here yesterday from
Columbus indefinitely postponing the draft
in this city
The GG-ene has Lcaycnworth dispatch
which says Gen. Blunt at last accounts was
at Fort Gibson, preparing to start for Fort
Scott. In bis recent campaign he marched
80 miles in nine DAYS, fought two battles
and cleared of rebels 10000 square miles Of
territory. Refugees from the rebel conscrip-
ton are coming IL to Blunt's lines by
hundreds. Their suherings are represented
as indescribable.
More than one hundred Union men have
been shot and hung at Fort Smith since the
rebellion begun. Supplies have been regular
" run from Fort Smith to Fort Blunt. Fort
Smith viii be the headquarters for operations
during the winter.
> The Commercial has the following special
dispatch
BROWNSVILLE. Arkansas. Sept. 2d.-Gen.
Steele arrived here last evening. His force
will come up to-day. The rebels are in
stron- position four miles thisZside Of Little
Roek. Their force Is estimated at J. 600,
with from e. 70 30 guns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
NEW York. Sent. u


The report that the flag that Major Andcr-
son had with him at Fort Sumter was taken
is untrue. \ Morris Island letter says the
rebels have recently fired large slabs OF iron,
two feet in length and four or five inches
wide bound with strong vine They are
thrownwith q view Of getting them under the
turrets to prevent them revolving.
The Herald despatch says MoSbys guerrillas
are occasioning no little annoy ance. -Four
attempts were made during the past week to
destroy the quarters of the men and contra
bands on the government farms but failed.
\ large amount Of government property IN
Guiding horses. clothing and quartermastor'
stores has been discovered IN the possessson
of farmers in Fairfax Coand i being recovered
bv our officers. Many Of III, horses belong
to the number which escaped from the gov
ernmcnt corral a short time since.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
NEW YoEx. Sept Is


THE Ta.s' Washington despatch SAYS
twelve des,rtcrs from the llth corps are to
De shot on Friday at Catlett's station.
It l5- been ascertainel that Hills and
Ewcl's corps are now in camp in the neigh
blrholl of Orange G.. II. Ice arrived there
ycs .crlay from Richmond and assumed COM
uanl In the army there is no doubt that
Long-ucct'- corps las been sent TO
reinforce the armies IN the Southwest.
There are 40 rebels ON this side of the
Eauidau Our forces drove them across
that stream to-day.
The rebels are reported 20 have SIX vessels
Of war nc Richmond some of them are
known to De clad with railroad iron, and
modelled after the Merrimac.
Gen. Gilmore has been promoted from
Captain To a MAJOR IN the regular Engineer
Corps.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
Eayerahleneu> from. France
EXPLICIT DECLARATIONS OF
SON-INTERFERESCE or TIE
FART or THE VMrTU0R.


NV lCEE, --lt il.
The Trtu7es Cincinnati dispatch con-
firms the news of the ovation received by oar
troops on their entrance into knoxville.
The town WAS decorated with tl-s which
had been hidden for years. Gene Burnside
addressed q large meeting the aHy after the
occupation. The people congratulated thcm-
selves on their dcliycrancc ig'm re1,. OPP
preston The day after Foster arrival a
procession of women whose husbands are IN
the Union service come in from tire country
and was nearly a mile long Valuable ma
chine shops and foun 'ries around knoxville
were taken possession of also 100000 pounds
Of sails and many thousand lags Of wheat.
The prisoners captured no Cumberland
Gap consisted Of the 2nd C. i-- O.. and
lst Ga. regiments and several companies of
artillery. The surrender was unconditional.
On the night of the 9Th. two companies of
our troops stole through tie rebel Uiekets
and harmed a mill thar bad >rrl .i-! .sr rrh-
cl~ with meal.
Burnside wa, 10 rctam 90 h..-'l.. oa
the l0th inst. where ic voui remain until
the decision of the war department. DID, rt-lra
to bis resignation. s t,w small bodies oi
rebels are still In the State near Oh. ir-luI
line The -altpctcr works which -.r rebels
worked are now within our lu-- Ready
communication Is had with Gen. ho-ecmus,
All of Ten Burnside troops marched over
80. and portion 300 miles Hey aFea--
ell ~ mile, a day over dHica'- rH4- IN the
whole campaign hut one casually occurred
OF sickness there Is 50 little tIat tle surgeon,
in charge Of the hospitals so Knoxville ask
p, H.. rsI7s,...l for want .I work
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

Ford Yesterday. The enemy were vigorous
ly resisting all our attempts to cross. 1t is
reported that Brigade OF rebel infantry was
at that point resisting our adyan g..
Gen. Foster telcgraphs from foru NJ H-
roe. that the main body of the rcl.i ARM j.
at Richmond, where Lees heajnuaI,. l,,,
are, and that there is no force Of ANS -,u-,-
quencc in Gen. Meade's from, zen. Plea
anton will probably ascertain ;ic exact posi-
ton Of the rebel army in a day or two.
y train Of CARS IAN through TO Culpcppcr
IRON Washington to-day witt supplies for
our troops
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
~. rop,,SvESErIAN HoRsELIN-

,.,lxr. in pint bottles. Price 50 cents
80 Main St, Hartford, Conn
rir. Tobias. Dear Sri bs'e been IN 'ile A'eis
cuisines. fer the last twenty years and ourihs ."'
r.,,e hsvo used all the various hnments and Lotions
., .,e day. hut never have found an article equal
o., vour Venetian Horse Liniment have larry
,-.t.d It on my horses in distcmper. cuts Gains
relis, Of the glands, &c, as also for rheumatism
IN rnv.elf aud have always found it an in'4luA'''
remedy .,,.,,.,n
Respectfully, l. LIZ ~ -,
.,ls,, al Druggist. Once, s. Cortland' ~ GU
New YER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
NEE YnEs. ~. !.

Steamer Mary Sandlord. from Clarlc-ton
Bar night Of the 18th, has arrived She la-
dispatches for Government and q mail G-Hr
the fleet
Gen. Gilmore was actively engaged Greet
ing batteries ON the upper end Of Moui-
Island. sustaining a heavy fire from Fort,
johnson and M0ultrie The rebels have
two hiteen-inch guns in Fort Noultr;c
Sumter is entirely >ilenoed but a garrison d
there and the Rebel Flag is still flying no al
tempt having been made to capture it since
the defeat Of the boat expedition. The health
Of the fleet Is good
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

The correspondent Of the Baltimore Amen
can At Fortress Monroe who had a converse
ton with Capt. Digs Of the L. ;. transport
Nellie Pantz yesterday says according
to the statement Of Capt Digs
the White Flag was flying from Fort Moul-
trie from Friday evening up 10 + O'Clock
Saturday P N. There might probably have
been a suspension Of hostilties for some pur-
pose but even if correctly reported this would
not indicate surrender Of the fort. II the fort
had surrendered undoubtedly there would
have been a decent report of it and We should
have had the correct news by this time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
Nru N-cRr Sent !

IRE ass dispatch saws Gen 'Pleasan-
III, cached the Rapiian River at Raccoou
?5-I vos,,rday morning after considerable
ea,t diminishing between Culpepper and
tat point Up to that tine no rebel infant
r, lad been met with 4 heavy force Of re-
bel cavalry had been driven back by our
forces. Fighting was going on at Raccoon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

The Times Washington dispatch says il is
understood here that zen. Gilmore has ten
DERBY inquired Of the Government il be would
be justified in bombardIns Charleston to ITS
utter destruction The answer returned, 1t
is SAID. was =. Charleston gives the country
the assurance of heap Of ruins where
Charleston stands, If it does not surrender.
\ full supply Of incendiary shells 70 be
used against Charleston, were sent u Ten.
Gilmore by the Arago, and by this time are
probably being used against the doomed city
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

\ Glasgow. Ky, dispatch to the T1jugs
states that a party Of guerrillas IN command
of Hamilton and nuubc-in. about 500, al-
reared on the cross ryads Of the Bucksyille
and Tompkinsonville pike where camp
meeting was in session. lhey dashed IN
among the people producing great Tanie
and scattering the congregation
The ladie- were roblsd Oi their lrUelrT- tie
mcn oil their watchcs aud purse and many
valuable h5rscs were stolen. 81. Harry
commanding hero imnciiatiy -rnt forward a
uartv f cavalry t. inter- r, fh. thieves bat
they c-ull nc, l. found ..r ',-e ,'.2
81 ~ IS. J...s --la,o-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
Wv YnRE Sent l

Tho steamer Piantagenet from Kingston,
Jamaica, and Port AuPrinco eth inst has
arrived, news has been received at the latter
rlace from Port Au Platte to the 9th, to the
. fee. that two Spanish frigates bombarded
P5r. Au Platte and nearly destroyed the
l-.- li,lms large number of inhabitants.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

VAFk NA'E. oTVI- II
The London GIOLc's Paris correspondent
Gays that NJ. Chevalicr's pamphlet on Mexi-
can affairs is considered as heralding most
Enthusiastically, prompt if not immediate
recognition Of the Southern Coniederacy by
the Emperor Napoleon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

I-.=i paper contains the following Al
LAMA Ga. I1IH- A special dispatch to the
appeal dated jackson ith, says the latest
news from NI-ks5urs states that tie upper
--t.ogies are manned by negroes. The yam
KEGS arc building new tJrtitcau5ns, and ali
5li-lln-s which interfere with the new plans
are i,n .ii-h.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
NEW BOOKS.

d" THECAPiTALOFT TYCOON u4rs-
i tive % "a three years residence in JaplI.. ay
Rutherford Alrocs. Is e.. q.
"Liveit Down" \ sr.p o.; tlc Light Llli-. ty
j. &. Jcafcr,Hu.
MORAL Culture 90 Inauc, aui Kiudtr-irt,u
Guide with Music Tor the plays. "t Mrs. H. Mann.
Tales and Sketchc-.8 - Hugh Miller
"LIfc uf ictor Hugo
Flowers for the Psrlor and Garden, hy Edward
Spa-Ie Rand. d.. Illustrated.
1.-THE B.y0uac and ;he Battle Field. - Cau,.
NoVe-.
.Bo-eeral,' Campo -u with tle f.l Army t,rrs.'
Gamer can Annual tyg.HpcllI Jog iH-
shoulder Straps" a novel e. Sew Nu-. and thc
Army, iu l-t--
Also, a number OF Juvenile h..l.
Just received hy D.. 4. 10 LLEI-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

Ia- result of the election in Maine yes
to-day was Celebrated in Portland, Augusta
and other llaces. The democrats have been
beaten i1r the eleventh time in the State by
popular minority Of 5000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

INV 171-I-T :
The T.~-s's Washington dispatch says tie
tenor O. the latest dispatch from Mr.. Dayton
assurance from the French Emperor as well
as from bis minister Of foreign Affairs that
France has no intention Of recognizing the
Southern Ccnicierac7 while its independence
Is seriously contested nor TO plant any French
colonies on the western continent. or TO retain
and permanent conquest Of Mexico. These
declarations are regarded as cmnently salts
factory by our Government.
The President does not think that the
new Rebel ir0n-clad Rams viii De allowed %
leave English ports.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
PORTLAND, Sept. II

Tie Republican vote in this city is larger
than was expected. Leading democrats con-
ccdc the election Of C5ney. Dispatches from
different Parts Of the STATE favor the Repub-
licans.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
CHIITESDES COUNTY
I'bLe 'OT'k 8

THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully i-s9rn
The ciEEsus % t1!8 -1T- -.-1 vicinity that they
lave opened q large M1RBLE HchAS in Concert
Fail hE.l1i-s urder the TINS ore, Church s.,
Brtil net1n. Where can Re found the largest AID
Nest as5rtsrt q Marble Z tbs part q the SCUM
try, consisting u
HE'D STONE TABLETS.
ogELLgEs MONUMENTS,
T41LE Z BURESy TOPS,
CHIMNEY PIECES,
ilIRcR SHELgES,
g., q.
A-y-h.-E ~a.tsi 81 TIE MsrSls Ire viii -
furnished 1t sl,Et nctlca ard a. the nest reason
able rates.
Please call and examine stock and rE.sss be.orr
purehasin. elsewhere.
Nm. PHELPS co.
Burlington. Feb. 10. Is63- WIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
LIZ RECEINEn
RFNNAKDCAKnN.

TuE Vermont Quartet Gazetteer. No. J. ..u.
i tanning the history % Burlington.
{. %. FRENCH s. 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

livery description 90 Clock. and -l-... -..s q
Il and large, from 81 Id upwards. s- ST. Bans
Block.
EEINsNAID A UILUG.TU.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
NEW BOOKS.

'i'HREE Years in Japan. with Map aua lul-i-
L Gus Illustrations BY Sir Alcock.
The Fnglish Orphans.
81. mack tni rattle Fi"ld hv Capt Ncrcs. q
fi- tfa... t..
-a"I't-. trays
n'- Companion T.. O., ....
Little Sin-. 80 I1lt -rn
NeW Books received ...Is rr.-.-
>+,f- i"- HUNTINGTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

T'IUS SNUFF h. tA0Tou zhlv proved rs j to he
the 10 ut e. ever Known o- curing tie Catarrh,
Cold IN the Head, All IN. ueldLchr. IL has Leen
found a. excel 1t TeulecT n Many cases Of Sore
Eres. Deafacss has been removed by il, and Hear
~ has been greatly Improved by Us use II purges
cut al ohstruct!ons streL thens the glands and Fes
sheGlthy action % the parts Affected. Il Is recon
werdeo BY many Of the bes; physicians, and Is use
great satisfaction everywhere.
March 10. 1868 Wy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
No great rebel force iR
.UeN6'> front.
Heavy skirmisl,inS ou the
Rapidan.
ER0.H EIF.FRLESTO.F.
Ey Telegraph.

Rebel inch g",s at,Cork.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

.G23.E'S fELEBRiIED SiLTB.
SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

Z SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.
his salve I: { vegetable P-.PzEst;5a, invent
e II the i7;h century, by Da- VIZ. GEAeE,
surgeon IN King Janes's army. Through its
agency &c cu-ed thousand. Of most serious sores
and wounds that bafled the skill of the most
e1,in NJ physician, Of his day. and v,s regarded
BY all who knew him as public benefaetor.
Grlcs's Celebrated salvo cures Burns.
orace'5 Celebrated salvo cures Scalds.
G-sca'5 Celebrated salvo cures Flesh WOUNDS
Gracs's Celebrated salvo cures Corus.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Frozen Limbs
GTace's Celebrated saive cures Wens.
G-acs's Celebrated sslvo cures Csllouses.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Salt Rheuu.
Gzscs's Celebrated salvo cures chilblains
Crace's Celebrated Salvo cures Sore Breast
Grace'5 Celebrated salve cures Sore Lips.
Gracs's Celebrated sslve cures BrysipelsI Sores.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Assesses,
Grscc's Celebrated sslvo cures Ulcers.
Graco's Celebrated ssivo cures Chspped Hands.
Gr1c1's Celebrated salve cures Ringworns.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down 20 Z common Pimple. II eradi-
Gates Pinplas from the face, and beauties the
skin. There j. no preparation before the public
t1at can equal this Salve N prompt and ener-
rttIc action for the speedy cure OF external dis
cases. as those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers. Sailors. and Fishermen, viii fnd this
Sl,vl then hes, friend.
Il. Las none Of the irritating, heating proper
ta- cl other remedies. but cools. cleunsos and
heals tL1 most serious Sores and Wounds.
I-sy family. and especially those containing
children, should keep a box on hand in case Of
accident fer it viii save thcm much trouble,
s1f-r.1s. and money. Al 1t wants IS fais
to-, 90 cure Oh and invct1rate Sore.
MANUFACTURED EV
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Auelhury. ga
pm. c.l. crt 50 pr Boz
t-..a- saving B.. Il--- By takiu- the larger size.
Zach s. has the above cut and the fac-simile OF
tile urau..otors g. s-ature attached o. &C., which L
GEORGE c. GOODWIN { co.
g Hanover street, Boston.
General AGENTS for New England,
CEt-Ls S4LvE csn 30 ohta'nsd a. al the res pest
a5,e Druggists ard Country STAKES everywhere.
April s-th. 1875 WHY'S
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