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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

New YoRK. Nov. -.
The Times dispatch says the latest news
from Grant Is up to 10 O'Clock last evening.
The news is Of the most satisfactory charac
ter. Gen. Thomas and Sherman have got
well ahead The fighting along the front
lart,d all day and ti;,. rui-els were driven at
all points with heavy loss
The Herdld's Washington dispatch say>
ere this dispatch reaches YOU great hattie
will he fought or this army will he across
the Rapidan.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Official circles are inrcceipt Of news involving
heavy defeat CT the rebels under Bragg.
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FOR SALE.

valuable place in Georgia Vt. To be sold at
"A Oaraain a. the present occupant wishes 70 20
Desne place containing two acres of excellent land.
A good House well and newly painted, and blinded,
with well and cistern water in the house. A good
harm and other out buildings A thrifty young
orchard plum and cherry trees and other fruit
trees on the place
An excellent place f0r a Ply sician or Lawyer
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. r. S0ULE, Jr..
GeorEia Centre. Oct 22nd 1853. wev
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

A Coop EFFEcT.- Rev. James p. Stone.
Greensboro, Vt, writes have used Mrs. ;.
\. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobal-
samum only for short time, but the good effect
is manifest. My HAIR was falling and very thin;
it is now much thicker, has ceased to fall, and
restored to is original color
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1875
Greenwich St, New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27
News of the Week.
NV York, Nov. "a.
BY Telegraph.

The Hga.d's Washington despatch says
that the President desires not ~ lose the
SER ice Of Gen. Burnside and the latter will
probably have leave of absenec to enable him
to attend to his private business and return
10 active service
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27
THE ,uAsMA AND FOUL vAPORs

generated by the hot sun will he far more deadly
to our Volunteers than the enemy's bsyonets- In
the Indian and Crimean campaigns, HoLLouArs
PILLS were used in enormOu. quantities. They
kept the troops in perfect health. Only % cents
per box. Soldiers supply yourselves. az
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

ii.w l-n1mut some ot the Georgians are
jill. 1.-- night after vc lrit Bridgeport ten
..I >,,mncur Iuadc lis headquarters at a
a..-t i.,aicd wIIuiu ti.r Georgia SJaJe line.
ua. 90 los Is iis-de-camp bad occasion dur
ing lAe evening 10 speak ia German 10 the
0eae.al servant, ia the presence of some of
TIE ',mlie occupants OF tine builIing referred
70 above.
II reckon, General, said one Of tue girls
that man, pointing to the uid-de-camp
mos, bc real Yankee | can understand
him. Can you2''
Not very well, replied tie General.
lie j. lateiy IRON the Eastern States. e.
And do they all talk that way? - again
inquired the miss.
Many of them do
..GracIou- said she, in evident surprise /,
-n, wonder 50 many OF them look wild. -
HIr4d's Corr.
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RRANDRETH,s PILLS.

You may recover your health by the use Of other
remedies. You may recover without any but do
not forget that you may die, and that Brandreths
Pills could have saved you. For remember that
arfui principle Of death when you nave Il IN your
system. is evident to your animal instincts. Your
countenance tells your friends your dreams and
your Own heart tell you.
Now, at these times there is no medicine so de-
serving Of your confidence as BRANRETH'S VEG
BTABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, is the only medicine
known that can certainly save, when all the usual
indications tell that you must die.
Mr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union Co, n. J.,
has used BRASDREIH's Pills for fifteen years in his
family, and for all his hands in which time these
Pills have cured them Of Bilious affections, Head
ache, rheumatism, Fever and Ague, Measles,
Whooping Cough, and he says he has never known
them to fail Principal Office, "a Canal Street, New
York.
Sold bv all restectable dealers in medicines
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JEDEpI.HwHEELER.s ESTATE.

WI the Subscribers, having heeutaDpointed by
w the Probate Court for the Distrsef Of thitten-
den Commissioners % receive, examira and ADJUST
the claims and demands Of al persans against the
estate Of Jedediah Wheeler, ie u ,liton, IN said
District. deceased represented psOtTent. and also
all claims and demands exhibit = in oSset thereto :
and SIX months from the day Of N dafe hereof he
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice, that - will attend g
the business Of our appointment, atho dwelling Of
Amanda Wheeler, in Milton in said District, on TIE
third Saturday. Of January and MAY next, AZ 20
A NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this eth day Of November, \. d. 1856.
Us. PLATT.
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FARM FOR SALE.

r,ORTY Two Acres Of Land. situated half mile
Il east o fshelhurne Falls, with plenty Of WooD
and WNrrR a good brick DWELLING House well
finished a good BARN also, STOCK and fARAlss
TooI.s and CROPS. Persons wishing for 4 farm we'll
located will DO well 10 call and examine before par-
chasing elsewhere.
For particulars apply to ,,,,,,n ,,,s,y
On the premises.
uIew6s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

ST. JoHNs, y. F, Nov ~
Steamship Arabia from Liverpool lith
via Queenstown 18th, for Halifax and b.,
ton passed Cape Race yesterday. 1t was
blowing a gallo at the time and she could
not be boarded
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NICHOLAS HOLMES ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers having been appointed ~
w the Honorable Probate Court for the District n
Chtteuden Commissioners. 10 receive, exam ne anu
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
the Estate Of Nicholas Holmes, late " Charlotte,
in said District deceased, represented insolvent,
and $50 all claims and demands exhibited III Offset
thereto. and months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We DO therefore hereby give notice that We viii al
tend O. the business Of cur appointment, At ie
dwelling Il B. Lyons. in Charlotte. in SAD l'--
trict on the second Mondays Il December aud May
next at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, on each II said day 3
Dated thi. 81 day Of November, y ID. l-,-t-
z II. WHEELER, }Con1nis-
T. ALEXANDER. ) sOners.
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NEW YORK. Nov. ,


Tie Heraids dispatch from the Army Of
the Potomac, dated Nov. 22d, states that the
road, are in a horrible condition. Our cav
airy occupy CulpepIer ana tie country he
yonI to the Bapldan.
\ dispatch OF the 23d says The only
movement is that one corps has changed lis
camp.
Tie HerGids Washington dispatch says
No new regiments will he Organized under
the last call ull all tie old ONES are recruited
up T. the maximum standard.
Tie Times Washington despatch states
that the difficulty Ia thc way ut eSc.ansc Of
prisoner. il from personal animo-ity between
zen. Meredith and Ould, aud NOT in con-e-
qu,nce ol any difficulty relative to any prin-
ciple.
lt If understood that ten. SIgel viii take
the place of Gen Schenck in command OF
Baltimore.
There l. no truth in the Cincinnati In
giarsr's statement that Sec. Chase : resigna-
tlon Is in the hands Of the President, sent IN
a view Of the resignation OF Chief Justice
fancy and for the succession TO his place
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

t>I4ErANNENT FOR IHANKsGFiNG--Ilc
we.l-known :. Drnier Troupe wilappear at
Town Hall for ',ro nights only, Thursday and
Friday evenings. Nov. Doth and 9th. \
Grand Matinee viii he given Thursday after
noon for families and children, commencing
at > o'clock.
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REsTrNc To PARENTS AND

Teachers. Messr,. c. II. Wheeler & Co, and :
Essex Street, Boston, are Agents for Mungers
Liquid Stating for Blaekboards,- and they have
very interesting variety OF Goods slated with the
same material Their Leaf States are beautiful
article and worthy Of notice. Send for . circular.
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RANk OF BURLINGTON.

TIA Meeting Of the BOARD q Directors, TINS DAY
y held, il was 80, ,,.,..s
this flank lie forthwith called 70 see whether theA
tn re.ueetir-- the arc ptlucc ut the ih1rter
of the ans. and o. gee ruft further action the!
Will take ne O. said cXtclssu-
Accordingly hereby give notice that a meeting
If ft stock u.Ie.. .l THE Bank 90 Burlington VIII
be-, ield Ar their Banking House IN THURSDAY; De
caulrer $50 I-ts al one O'Clock p NJ. Tor Tie ah We
"''''-- f-f r. G COLE, Cashier
y r-ea dkw5w
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G,ou.-The only one Of four sons OF Gen.
v. X. Strong OF New York, not in the ar
any,. VINO il d farmer in Missouri, was draft
eel and telcuaFhcd To his father TO know
what ue should DO. Tie general replied
e.. CO. fight for your country until the re-
L,.i-n is crushcd.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lrJ'O William $, John
District II Chittenden, s.. ) son, Of Milton, In
said District
Whereas, you have flied in the Office Of the Pro
I.. Court for the District Of Chittendenr
al .ustFIraent iH writing, under your hand
auI - duly attcsted by three credible witnesses,
and YOU ackuowledged before the Judge said Of
tour. wherein You declare that you adopt Emily
Phidc Fisher OF Milton, in said District, as your
rhi,d g. heir NJ law and render her capable Of in
he-iting a. such child, and shat you desire that
hereafter instead of by her present name she shall
hc known and called BY the name Of Emily Phidelia
Johnsrn- And whereas the said Emily hath also
fled in said Office her written declaration, in like
manner signed sealed, attested and ACKNOWLEDGED
eonsentns % such an adoptiOl and change OF name
Therefore. yen are hereby ordered 10 publish
notice ur such adoption and change Of name OF the
said Emily Phidelia, IN the Burlington FREE Press,
a newspaper published zt Burlington, in said Dis
trict. three weeks successively.
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed my
name and al we'd the seal Of said Court this 2ith
T. E WALES, Judgs
In pursuance OF the foregoing order Of the Pro-
hate Court 1 hereby give notice that have adopt
81 the MD Euily Phideha Fisher my child and
heir AZ law and have rendered her capable Of in
h4rtin A. such child and desire that hereafter she
shall De kn0sn and called by the name Of Emily
Phidelia johnson - ..,
Burlington, Nov. cath, Is63-
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Us. EXCISE TaNES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

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Coz. SAWYER, Of the 1T Vermont Cavalry.
with several -e,pwi--ioncd officers and
-.i,atcs, arrieed here tuesday night, having
COME home to recruit for the Cavalry.
Lur. Coz. HE>Rr %: the Tenth Vermont,
D., ~ .o:ac at Washington on 2o days fur
Tough.
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NLM hnRk. My. 25.

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
Gen. Grant has won a victory at Chatta-
noos3 capturing 2i50 prisoners and driving
the rebels from their entertainments.
Gen. Burnside j. confident Of success. Ii
is reported that forces are being withdrawn
from his front 10 reinforce Bragg.
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Wv NoRk. Nov. ,

The Tri5,a1e's Washington despatch -lys
Government has nothing later from Ten
Burnside than that contained IN the tmcin-
natl despatch 1t Is hoped Gen Burnside
will hold out until zen. Grant at whose
headquarters unnistakahie- igns II uneasiucs
are observable can relieve hin and at the
same time deal a. crushing blow.
The same dispatch says that there are
however abundant Indications that the army
under Gen. Meade viii not devote many
utorc DAYS To- rebuilding railroads and enter
tanning English officers with reviews. Our
men are Eager for a battle and confident Of a
decisive victory
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SAMUEL KINYON's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, l'TO an persons con-
District Of Chittenden. =. i ceTned in the Estate
Of samuel hinyon, late Of kiehmOnd' In saia Us
trict, deceased, Go.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttendeu, on the III day
of November A. D.. 1863. an Instrument, purp1rt-
ing 10 he the last Will and Testament. Of samuel
kinvon. late Of Richmond, in said District, de-
ceased, was presented to the Court Aforesaid Tor
Probate ,.,.t a.
And IL is oriored by said Court that the ia day
Of December \ d. i-f3 az the Probate Court Rooms
i'm aii Burlington. De -ned iur proving said IN
srrulpent; and that notice thereof be given g. all
persons concerned. by publishing tA.- "I1e, '-Iet
newspaper printed At sais Burlington, previous To-
the time appointed t
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified 60 appear be-
fore s,id Court at the time and place Aforesaid anu
contest the probate IL said will, IL you have cause
Given under my hand At burlington IN saiu us
trict this 9Th day Of November. A D. l-oS
''-@'' T z. WALES. Judge.
w2iw3
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CLnrHEs NXRINGERs.

DAY STATE and NEW WORLD The best in
ID use. Don't buy an iron frame machine. They
a.. sure n rust alter little use. Get good ma
chine NJ -.
Nuv.li FElkcES-
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TROCHES
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.

Catarrh, and Consumptive Coughs, the Troches are
useful. Public Speakers and singers shoald have
the TrOches % clear and strengthen the Voice. NIL,
itary officers and soldiers who oyertax the voice and
are exposed to sudden changes. should use them
Obtain only the gennins- Browns bronehiAL
TrUehes' having PTeUed their efficacy by test %
many years are hi hly recommended and prescribed
by Physicians and Surgeons in the Army, and nave
received testimonials from many eminent men.
the United states and most Foreign countries at .
cts. per box. noy.3 daWlm
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TO ARMS: TO ARMS !.

NOR sale at No. I Bank Block, few Of Bshard's
i celebrated Breach -L0adtHg Rlfes, which can be
discharged - times a minute. Also ReT0tting Pis-
fs{s lust the things ina case Of an invasion. Don't
wait until your horse i stolen before you lock your
stable " 4 cord g. the wise g sufficient"
BRIrSwAiD 4 HILpRETII.
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Married.

IN Essex. Vt, on Friday Nov. 10th, Mr. o. H.
Kile Of New York City, to Miss Fannie c. Kellogg
Of Essex, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

Tie rebel pirate Georgia De- 40 CuerbJurg,
France. lle F.orld0 receives eVerl kind of
anu. assistance, AMI cncouragc cement from tie
French government, and ia- probably guJ t.
-tsi tlt til-, because vt ialv mot cruisers,
enoaL 10 watch her. Tie c. :. snip Hear
sag. was c5alins at Cork, which port she
HaI refused t. leave, thJagl ordered To be
of hy the British Admiral
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FARM FOR SALE.
R4RE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.

S,IXTY- Eight Acres Of good Land, known as the
- Chauucv Pierce Estate, situated four miles from
Hineshurrh Centre in the Town Of Hinesburgh,
County u Chittenden- The place Is WELL VA
rIREp good EorsE and OCT BcILDINGsi also,
TIN ACRFS o. TIABxR Land situated one mile
east Of the old estate, viii be sold in connection
With L. Also, STOCK and FARMING Tools.
Persons wishing farm viii do well 20 examine
this farm before purchasing elsewhere.
For particulars apply TO -
Mrs. kfAHALA PIERCE,
On the place.
Hne.burgh, Chittenden Co., VI.
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Cn.rr,>nuaA. wv

AHAllANNHiFA. NNN- 30
The reconnaissance in force madc Jy ten.
Thomas mas hoen completed Ia the must bril-
liant and successful manner. The troops
,mploy,i were the divisions ul zen. Wood
and Sheridan Of the 4th cprps under the di-
rcctilu uf ten. Granger. The object Di the
movement was To- ascertain the str,ugtl Of
the enemy and TO occupy two large knobs in
front of our left half way between oar Ines
and Missionary Ridge. The principal attack
was made bv Cen. llazcn'- brigade COM
manded by that general ami supported Ou
the lett bv Cen Williams brigade and on
the. rirht nv the whole division OF ten. She
ridan. Tie entire field WAS visible from
Fort Wood and presented a spectacle most
magnificent. Only one battery was taken
INTO action. This was planted on an elevated
Knoll In the centre OF which Gen Sheridan
line OF battle Was formed before the order 90
advance was given. 81 last everything l,.-
ipr ready. Gen. Granger gave the order T.
advance aud Gems iiazeu and Williams
marched out simultaneously. The first shot
Mas fired M = clock IN tie afternoon and IN
FIVE minutes the lincs OF Gen. llazen were
hotlv engaged while the artillery OF Fort
Mo,d and Gen. Thomas were opened ON the
rebel ude pits and their camps behind their
lines. The practice OF our sunners was
,ul-ndid. bat our fire elected no reply and 1t
was soon evident that the enemy had no
heavy ar llery in that part of their cntrcnch-
ment,. at least Our troops rapidly advan-
chg a. If on parade, occupied the knobs
upon which they were directed at 30 Pm.
len minstes later zen. Williams. driving
across an orcu hcld, carried the rifle pits in
his ;ruut whose occupants fled ~ they fired
their last ,oiiey. ten. Sheridan moving
through the forest that stretched before him
drove in the enemys pickets and halted his
advance in obedience To orders, on reaching
the rifle pits where the rebel force WIS await
ing his attack. No such attack was made
however, the design being TO recover the
heights on our left We took 2O0 prisoners,
captured mostly from the Alabama troops
and hive gained position of great impUr-
lance. should the rebels attempt To mold
Chattanooga Valley with these heights in
our possession, column moving TO turn
Missionary Ridge Is secure from flank artll-
tilery.
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PROTECTIVE
War Claim AssOCiatiO N
ron t-CT 1iD

IScoRroRArED iS63.
,u,gIs Association continues 20 adjust and collect
War Claims OF all on the lowest termi- AdFice
given eratis- .,..... ,...i, hs NADIA
Application in person or by letter s'ioui" NC ih@"e
TO their Secretary, - uoup
w. Boston, Mas.
Boston, Sept. lo,ls63' pr
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MASON s HAMLIN's
C.FBE.EET ORG.f.vS.

rNHE Cabinet OrganS are pronounced by Artist
| the hest OF their kind in the world and
.,..rv admirable for both private and public use"
rS-r written testimony from more than ONE HUN
aFsp If the most eminent organists OF the leaning
ities1 Mason a Hamlin's instruments have receiV-
I'd Tie puiv tioLb MEDAL ever awarded in this eoun-
trv.-also- ELEVEN SILVER MEDALS, and fourteen
Diplomas in all twenty-six First Premiums,-over
ali competitors
Prices OF Cabinet Organs. manufactured solely
BY Mason 4 Hamlin,l $50 TO $500. Melodeons, $50
o $40. -,
Arrangements Of music for the same, are published
by an.
80 Illustrated Catalogues sent by mail.
Address Mason Hamlin, Boston, or " Mason
Brothers. New York.
Oct. sth. WON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

We look to you at home 20 give Us strength
aud might, wlile We put our shoulders to
revEtd. The rebellion IL ON the brink ol
.-atv-s-a FRESH three hundred thousand
Hn Uiu cast Its oeciliatiug form to ruin,
never more 90 aatc au existence. Ii tins be
t.y caste ill our thmued ranks that We may
-tizc tlc iatui blow. Nlcn nation - lille,
I,- liberty, and The honor of every citizen OF
u4r sold u aJ STAKE, We cannot stop. Our
man. ODD ,ay~. act, and act now, &c while 1t il
day.. hll OFT armies, and taen tie glorious
r.-ol,-a nation -ayei, liberty restored. non
u. uuumi,i,d. Icace, Iienty and prosperity
t.rlseh9u; %, land.
leo yol ar home beside your quiet iire-sidcs
3 would saw. nave faith IN Qua commanders,
l,Iy .p,n their lad -nirnt de- 10 when and now
.4r aIlair- ar. 10 bee fought. and all viii be
we'll From q Solder Lett-r.
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IL CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-
ENcE oF Az INVALID, Published for the benefit, and
as a warning and CAUTION TO You've MES who suf
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay {
Manhood, etc, supplying at the same time, THE
MEANS OF SELF CURE. By one who has cured him.
self amer being put to great expense and injury
trough medical humbus and quackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope.
ngle copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford, Kings County, NY
maya daWlY
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,>,rs vwuEELoCk,s Estate.

LANES VI. wHEELOCk's ESTATE.
WE the Subscribers, HAVING been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Us
trict Of Chittendcn. Commissioners 70 Ieeelegi -
sD,c and adjust the claims and demands Of all pr
sons against the estate Of James NJ Mheelcek' lats
Of Milton in said District, deceased represt ntse
insolvent, and also all claims and DEMANDS .NiiI
IN the date hereof being allowed by said Court i1r
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend 20 the business OF guu 2PPi.
in Milton in said District, the first Fues6ays Of
Jsnnary and April next, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, on
each Of said days. -
G 81 4. G 2sHHfsY commissioners.
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