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admpfet seaeR 6f(aperei!
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r9ne Snr4t m anoersreen ltb 5arerIAb auf ene &r3ts
Itele NffMiflidfei Nerlaiier.
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netne Gntfr6ftnn9, Shmptrne Der SAWtnhinat.
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ltGtt uamilienref grab!er fpe burb 9ureubnn8 eas5
t0ttlter 0tte8 be5 fe ur8 rte Gpnuttpn Derntte ub
pfn Jtelt re9 3efenS in cit seHfee Daen permanoen.
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per ein5i8s Nr5t, tOelder oajeI3t.
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g Sfftee: go. Z SGb,TreSeGtdiFsr. :,
Fsben Tbitre,l ppg1 8aIttnpreQg., SltItDe Sette,
bte Stufess 1tn0uf,
Itdn merle id Nanen u1p 6au8nunmer, 6enn unoTen-
Re ttS treeride Wantaer, 6urCbtrhene 9eptenlpe
GuaGalter, Stbnbfer, Gtieellpt6er, SraBsureini8er
unb 2ampenPnser II. rs. rernen B9 reeelmdb8e Ner3e
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NS. ALE Srtee raiiiien etnen ppt=Stanip entbdlter.
gtue 5eilNng III 2 Go8en 5ll5eii4egt.
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ic ;sa'Gnuiente folg pjttenb scr Iettea f6cn;e0t
Gialre ii be{er &nfat fntrt pu Arp bic Neu8e mid
tiaer puutlrt udcn &"cra cac le2tc or cbllpu eu8-
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Dtento gstt, fuo Heceuten etae HtHrttdebe @erGbr=
Iettuu6,
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V a.rttntpre spa= ofpttaG.
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G5 0iEt peie uamt tcnte unS rntebeucu6e CundiaIGer
pe1dei al8 &eg5leaah4cben uno Dr lpbnipns 2lntrr-
btgn9tN cppIeH. auGTtfer, &tteteimder &umpeupubes
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tr9lea 8ernFe wttmettd N ieEt eNeimaBtg ge6tltete
Mt8t ttultten hem nrr derercT ui &r8e6 Ntnen@
hen li atibran9eHc ee Hemrtett Mler, pede uaglud-
der 2atfe In itre Sdhe foiten gern9 38ter ruin.
9en 8r 3etnFon ea!t e. bsb9aib bfurnGtwcn6ig 8n err
fant tb ee5 feine 8e8IauB8u6cn Dgrne befanbig
in stner SIiice te9en.-r ID .4a
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d. Sptnfpu I'll ttt ea38e, re9elntG6tS eebttetc gr,t
peldcr Bic 9eilung op gemien 8rantbe1 aneig GeiTe
Yltttel t6 ge9aAnmS iir6 alen anteren 9S,lt9 nbe.
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9lpfep 9pn Gbtiabfpha Y I No. nb er BAT cine alSebebn
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fan fe pertrauen aO ei1e @bre ais ann nnb iene &C.
-f6jfH6tettdls MrSt. -.t+.sta
SanD BON galtimprefr. neRen ter ,,NrbeterHaae."
6auttraatbette1 tperbe,t IHneG 8ebetIt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

4 COD Pawn. Chaplain Stockton in The
/ L :. Sera;s, -. week 1aie me following
excel ls1ran3 pertinent prayer
"Oh Lord, our God, we eutrea, Taec %
bear the prayer u Thy servsut-. which We
come 70 make this DIV ~ the affoers and
Den Of or army ana navy. Bs pleased &.
gIvethen endurance and il sll their suffering
stsy ibenl with Thy strength, ana bestyv NJ
On them the spirit u foresiEhtand Of c9nhin-
atom 70 smIte and 70 scatter The enemy
whenever sn5 Wherever he nav he found
Nsy they not be haf1ed bv the storms Of
heaven, and may no unpTuutious conditions
OF elements Of the material creation IMPEDE
7r posipole their progress. We pray fhee
tha; II It shall Re Thy vii even the verv pro-
os-=as Of physical nature may Be SUSPENDED
Tor time, while this fearful problem Of re-
publican heertv and free institutions T.
wrought out. II il must be By var, which
We DO most earnestly and sadly deplore IN IL
self, we pray The that it msy be speedy and
s8ectusl var, and Q Lord, We przy Il Thou
wilt bear cur petition that the foolish eibfer-
lsh Of those sho prfese 70 foliUz the llQ-
sion OF an unholy peace may be foreTer stifei.
and We pray that THE great people nav h
neither blinded nor deceived by the fsnf In
tuence ofsuch insane counsels @ Lord a.
ience forever the tongue that shall vag with
such madness and folly Yet We prav Ties
thsi Thou wilt give us Thine own peace in
thine OWL time and way, through Jssue
Chrlst- Amen"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Mn loak, Eel. L.
Tie Herald ha- The following Stone
wall jackson = Chaplain nov confined IL the
capitol Trisoa Is 70 b5 released probably To-
rnorr9F He azree= g. secure ,as release OF
a. tie e1er o. Army . iap---u- Wl. ID y +-
c'rlinel IL Biehnend e- e'-a return ard de-
Av-r Aiui=-i az 20 t----i- tatl.-
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Naval OTTIcEEs--Rezr Admiral Far s-ui
N letter 70 the Secretary Of the Nav, laws
great emphasis upon the want Of naval Oh
Gers. During the war Of Isle he frequently
heard some Of the most intelligent British
ofooers say that cur great success in the en-
counters between the smaller vessels -rss ovr-
ing 70 the great 1umber Of officers We had n
our vessels and the email number they had
IN theirs. They seidoln had more than four.
and when these were killed or wounded the
men ha6 NJ one TO lead them. This was the
case recently in the sfhir OF the Harriet
lane. Il is stated that she was surrendered
By masters mate. " and perhaps" the Ad-
mlrsI adds, - the same Ess the case in r.
gard 70 the Hstierss." He urgently shows
the Importance Of providing trained naval
oiheers, snd in this has the hearty co-opsra-
ton q the Secretary OF Navy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

M i-sE I-- H.
Tie n5ai;5- P-:ars,7i i 1-g.r.e- .aa-l
=: Bea1i5ri.
TIE C.-y q Nsncae-tz- s.lsl .o- L7er-
p9o- ~ non. SIZE ea-i- o-- sfe7glia
spee.-.
Ire steauFile, 60 t.e ia= Ee.ss ere
plllei THE morning killing tar engineer and
three f-emea. ana teiiy scaling a7..le-.
The rn i.nlt lama--l
Tie Horali's Wellington i--r. .-- .-s-es
that Clm. prs--s recently dismissed from
the navy il- permitting 5le ,a-.s1e .f The
rsiel steamer cre-5 into Noble 1a. teen
nominated tlr restoration 20 Lis --ue IN the
eervice, Con. Rllssn sid Perry i-7. a-s.
been Nominated ~ restoration b. rauk.
a Panama le.te- .. TIE TIn.s OF F.5 8.
states the s,5-1-'i-vsr So. No--s Is a, Pa
mana.
A British WAY ship bal arrived q. Panama
With three ard O hai- millions In gold. which
she smusSle1 or. @. Mexican r.-,s
Iae Tinel' Washington d-sp-.c4 s.l,as
thst the psper manufacturers clnni.tee r-o-
seried arguments T. the committee q Vvs7s
and Means against the rereal Of Tie tx On
paper aneging that ;bey rep7ess5; esri-sI
Of twenty millions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

NV NoBE. FEB. IS.
Steamship Etna, with four days later from
Europe, has arrived.
Runozs Of French mediation sill circulate
Some authorities SAY they are authentic. On,
account says Droayn De Hugs l. preparing
~ for transniissisn 70 Washington. re-
commencing cgnprrmiso. Ano;her account
says he has written toe French Ministers al
s.. Petersburg. Lyniyn, &c. - sound thoee
Courts upon the fitness Of advising the beli--
erents = 1ian-r commissioners. ,yi-n or with
out II srmis,iee 70 make a5nc arrangements
70 put an end % The val.
SAnsulrary contests Continue 70 take place
In Pulsu3
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o. RoaKp III 49, !

- - ? u
have Iust been informed that the O1et.
was destroyed week ago. Of Cuba, ny seve-
ral Of our gunboats The nanes are nj
known. but The Cayuga participated.
We learn also, by the Ossian, tha; the
French expedition to Mexico hss proved d
complete failure, and the remains Of /, VIII.
probably, return 70 Europe within a sbori
period.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
NV YoTK, Feb ],

- -~Af 1919 Atf
The Por; Royal -orresp9ndsa, Of the VOID
dated FEB. 9,h, says the steamer os-isn. from
Vera Cruz, lad pu; IN there 70 - tJvrl 90
New York
sen Posters expedition Il 81 astani-still,
AMI worse, even, for the tro1ps are olsen
barking from the transports, and taking up
quarters al ST. Helena Island. Many day,
must elapss before any thing can Be achieved
bv IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

HARD On BRIsApIEgs.-O rpheus c. Kerr
in one Of his letters from Washington, is Sc
we're On brigsdiet. He says:
Captain, there's something missing from
the rear guard.
William assumed thoughtful demeanor,
and says he " l. II q nli-s-ire -
" No, +" said the Lieutenant, a-itatinsly,
- but We miss two
81 Mt baggage wagons - save William,
giving such start bis war borse fell upon
his knees " Doa'- tel ne thar Two wagons
are missing"
Why, no, said the Lieutenant. with
emotion, - it's not two wagons that we his
but two brigadiers -
All" say, William. fanning himself with
MS cap, q" how you alarmed ne thought
at tfsi II WIS two wagons. Let the process
ion e On and L send ~ two more brirs.
the Eext tine ] base a :Iisal going to NASH
ingt01."
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News Of the Week.
By Telegraph.


Idthos res Il.
News has been received from vieksburg
to Saturday. Tss raa oleen Of the West has
returned from hslsw Her Trip down the
riFsr vas ma; sacoessfll, she net three
steamer with prOvis!ols or ,as rebels a.
Vick-barg sad sacossael il shaking them.
She t5Jk s. prisoners, one u them q C5!1nel.
She went near enough 10 P,rt Ha3s1u =
drav the Ere from the upper battery.
Later inf5rrnati,a shows that the Ram
Qucza q the We=; dii mt damage tie
steamer vickst'urEh Sc r~l.Jr5ed. It i sup
p7sei that the lat'er's guards prevented the
bgv Of the Queen reaching ber hull
ten. Hurlbart hs- issuel al order rr5Ai-
biting TIC circulation O., tls Chiess- Ii-ncs
il biz district;
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
Or nj
Brace Soldiers - Sailors,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
ON TN E Mt.


IL -h1 Lave Friends sDd Relatives IN TIE Ar-ny
n o. NAVY, should tsss .spesisl eA-s, tlat th-y
nj 1i,e-. ~ brs-. soidsT. s5d = 10 -. n.-
yi.,.A3 - r,-rvs .n-rtel rs. vifh -1sr ~ letter
t.reserf = : 10 sent 30. * tbelr r-5srss Tbev
have b.er PROVED 70 - the Solder nercr-- !lir
frssrc y The l51ur a need
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VII % ETSetiiy relieved and efectualv cared 10y
us.nS hsEe adnirs1le Inedicines, and ty piyl4=
u . each Po; y Box
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/. earn 10 THE SUFFERING

The REv. W-IIlAg CeseEoTE. uA.s i.t----
Missionary 3. japan, Els cured - ---.-.-
uhe- al rtn-r means nsd Ale. y . r-,-.r. -..
ias115 i-.zu ies-n@d Phyz-c'aa Tr-lli-- . ..
greet Cry Jsa5o- MS rseeiY, has -1--5 ~.
many vhe -srs suffering from C1-su-l-.-1. H-.-
ehiti., Sl-c Threat. Cough, C1i1s az 81. o.
sud Der-gus 1-fre-=.ou csu-ei b. e. e. --z.--..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAW YOUR SiLks. RIBBONS, A.
Es', EaiAS q co.'s CONTEMPLATED Bfyz-sr
rsl5Fs- f-i-f, n-r--e sE-s=. A.. .----1-.y III
elas-s 6igves, silks. R-lsl-s. 4. ss--l -
s.ithsut in'zry - ths 1osi oslicats losor 49,
crly = e1-z ~ sstsis. SD - I---.ts-z
HEGEslAN Z @
'Cas1.s-- Ar I'---=-s;s. Ss-7 II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

A. late hc-r tonight i5e Senate l.zs-a5
Secretary Chlses' TInAnes biI. I; tzze.
Bank notes one per cIz,:. during tie ensuing
year, and two fer cent. sftsrsrards.
p The Military C1Iaait-cs Of the s.Iztc
saTe rsisr.el ti.s s-Yein.sner; e i5a char
lai-s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

v lsnIECII> ttH- =
The senate he ratified TIE treaty iy ',hieh
The KaT indiana -re e. r. r.mc--i from
Kansas and settled elsewhere as ly-1 a- lie
necessary arrznscneu-s can be made ~ -ae
Indian Bureau
Bills nave 67en p7sI-rsi. sul are only Whiting
an opportunity TO r. reported irln jh, scle-;
committee on emancipation, sTrr1r ri--irE taa
miiions q c-lla-s ilr the atsli-i-l q Slavery
in Maryland, AID one million end I.,rt.r
Wet virgins and i5", o"e fr- De..e---
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S-orgS cKKruIcA1rs.-Mr. Hezzn. the
detective. has recovered the $3.50. $50 Of
unsigned certificates Of Indebtedness stolen
lsst November from the United States Tres-
sureT's Office in Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

IHE SEr o. BsSs.-M. Genin lately ad-
dressed the Academic Des Sciences On the
subject Of The Sex Of Egg He sfirnss
that he 4 row abe, aiser having studied tie
subject fa- upwards Il liree 7ears. u STATE
with ASSURANCE that al sgss eoutain;ng tie
germ Of males have wrinkle on their small
Ter end, while feI8sis eggs are smooth 2: tie
ext-emi;ies.
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leave BarErstoz "a y a y, 10 3 A y al
SO P y
NAL TEAIs leaves s. AIbaas At Is A y, b.
AnEton : " =. y, cg1nec-1s e N.ltc hst4
Junction with trans fT and from Wells flVtl, =
Johns my and Litrle.uz, .nd VIA NcTineIn y +
for Bo-.1n Lowell, Worcester, Ac.f ais1 e-a4eSlia
AZ BelloEs Falls slih Cheshire I Il ~ hss.en Az
With NsTuCnt Valley z r for cpr.n-lell, ~
haven and New Y--k, arriving q NV GA g
~ & ?. n.
AUco,-HoD.I.oF TaAr- leaves EQlses PolEs =.
IS A N, f1r Eu-lsud sd Nlrt1nsi1-
NIsFT ErPEFS. TRstS leaves O-dens iurgl 81
y % NJ. Moutrecl - a z n. hlusr's PINT A.
- p n, arriving = Bl-tsz - . ! D.. Sln-
neetlng 81 Bellows Fails with Cheshire Z i4r y =
ton ard Fo-cagte- srd With vermont taie. X =
TT , riz-feld All New Raven sal sr-i7-- n
Ne- lors - $ 2 ~
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Economy Is Wealth I
Thts maxim viii hs faIIy denon..rsted BY t-y1ar
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
KING TOYE.
A IT WILL RAKE, BaoIL AND ROAST BEL.
~ ter thar any other stove Nth sav1-s q = Per
nieuce.
They have tie following sd rsa.aEsst
-. They E-e c01sfructed With & VIE. n s-est
Durability all the plates e1p1e.5 g re ~ s-e
made q 81 extra tfdckoess-
ID The fines Are lined With nc--c5-.du- sfne -
nent, thereby applying the heat directly q ne
oven and the oven car hs h.S .ed and KEPT II "a =
ing oresT viii loss ne than any a,ser s:5vs.
%. They hsre . bot air drEh Wish Dot ctlv
makes the fael hurD freely, aud lsss longer but Id
T. the Nesting and hasing ABILITIES.
80. They c1nsnm- al the gz-es fr,-n the fa-l
thereby s1d-ns greatly q the quantity o. heat o.
tanned from the srnc1ut Of fuel us-1
5th. The Stove l. made. mounted and finished IN
the most superior manner. Inc c-er iF Is--. NJ
vel ventilated. The stove ls courcrieut - f,--1
aod made Tor Use % adopt tae language n sar1s
Voo nsFe us-1 TINS Stove " Il VII DO more work
with le-e fnel than any other Stove IL pr,of v.
sd the following testimony
TIE AMERICAN COOKING Slow
E.s; Rst. D. Sy-ag-s ss-.fsgff.
Ma SAsER-Hy lear 81. Nv fsrsiIv T,y. -.
thoruuSh trial o. thu 20 American Hot Ar CO -
stove and they regard l., beta on IL -ort 81 ifs
sdvEnta-v o. any other they have ever frsa5' ~
'ea tasy oonslder i So fsrfsc- leaving ncthipg
Vesy tgaiy yoers.
Tie AsEEso4s Hor AIK CoosGss SOW, & e. i.
IN Burlington -
MATTHEWS 4 BAxTER
AK = asVu Church stree