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THE GREAT ENGLISH RE NEEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS Invaluable medicine unaling in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident
female constitution.
1t moderates al excuses and all distractions
from Whatever cause and speedy cure may DO relied
To Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST ThREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but every other
time and in every other case they perfectly safe
liz all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Hesviness Fatigue slight
lion, Papitation OF the Heart, Lowness OF Spirits Hys-
ercs, Sick Headache Whites and all the painful dsess-
es occasioned by dsorgauzed SYSTEM these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should he carefully preserved.
bottle containing 90 pills, and encrcled with the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain sent post free
for $l00 and postage stamps.
SOLD by all Druggists. ncV29lw&mly
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PHLES

The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation, and cartain correcting all irregular
ties Painful MensruatiOns removing all DISTRACTIONS
whether from cold otherwise headache, pain in the
side, palpitation of the heart whites, all aec
tons Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and limbs, DC
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of new in the treatment of
those irregularities and distractions which have
signed so many to premature grave. No female can
enjoy good h unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins de
cline.
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectual remedy ever known for all
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they in
valuable inducing, with certainty periodical regularity
They known thousands who have them diff
eren periods throughout the country having the
ton of some of the most eminent Physicians America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used with each box-the price one dollar per box,
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING to the Pro-
prietor. Sold by s. L. Redfed, Montpelier VT, and
by Druggists generally.
l. FIERCE, Montpelier, Agent.
h. b, HUrGHINS, Proprietor,
Mayjfy 20 Cedar St.. New York
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NOTICE..

I PROPOSE to sell at Public Auction the VAN NESS
l. FARM, recently acquired by the State from II. n.
Bates Treasurer the eth day OF January 1862 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the AMERICAN HOTEL in Burlington,
unless sooner dist of This farm is situated on Wi
ski River two miles and half from the village OF
Burlington, and contains $50 acres of intervale wood
and upland This ia the properly Of Gen. Elijah
Allen, and upon which he resided at the time OF his de-
cease and the famous Ethan Allen Marble quarry is uu-
on it. Possession will be given April ls', 1868
LEVI UNDERWOOD,
State agent.
Burlington, Dec. 18th, 1889. dsco2 w3d&w
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TSrnvNk A1mANAc-The Tribune Almanac
for 1868 is out, and is crammed full Of useful
statistical matter. Ii is almost indispensable
in the ofic, or counting room. 1t contains the
Excise Law and the Morrill, Tariff and the new
Congress 40 far as elected, and large amount
Of other useful matter.
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TAxks UNDER THE EXCISE LAW The number Of
licenses applied for ia Burlington previous to
December, |, 1862, under the excise law is 3l3 &.
Forty three licences for retailers have been TAX
en- out for the sale of iqnors in Burlington and
Colchester.
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Marching Along" Glory ERaEleiEa-
jah, p" Viva 4 America and
Gay and Happy
.5uh Edition of the GOLDEN WREATH.
ARE CoNFAINRp IN FHE

THE sAle OF this book has been equaled BY any
] work OF the kind. Think Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand COZ in the hands Of many families, and
these averaging ave singers each, and you have
acre than Twelve Hundred Thousand Admirers of the
Book. Ii contains nearly 800 Songs AmoRg these are
Our Flag is there, Revou ionary Tea, Hail Columbia,
star SpGnged Banner Origin Of Yankee Doodle, Chill
OF the Union Up goes the Banner and many ether
equally patriotic songs Its brilliant collection Of Home
and School Sengs comprises Shining Shore Cheer Boys
Cheer, Child's Wish, Dearest Spet Earth, Nettie
NJ ore, Home Age Grave of Washington, May Que n,
Shells OF Ocean, Lulu is our Darling, Shed not q Tear,
Annie Laurie, and nearly 200 others, together with a
largo variety Of Sacred Pieces and Favorite Sabbath
Tunes. Tits prefaced with Instruct and Exercises
the latter including several pieces with motions adapted
TO the various Trades-a very attractive feature.
Price, IS cents, receipt OF which copies will be
snt, post paid. OLIVER DlFSON & CO., Publishers,
II ashington Street, Boston.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Tg 70 THE FREEMAN gsar.tr.
4 O'CLOCK p. M
FROM BURNSIDE'S ARMY.
$500 8. ..is4 .-eI q eH. d..
IMPORTANT RUMORS.
The Army across the Rappahanaock
4 GREAT BATTLE IN PROGRESS
Important Advantages Gained.
Gen. Hooker Mortally Wounded.
IMPORTANT RUMORS.
The Army across the Rappahanaock
A GREAT BATTLE IN PROGRESS
Important Advantages Gained.
Gen. Hooker Mortally Wounded.
FITz-JOHN PORTER CAsHIERED.

New YORK, Jan. %. The Times has tbs
following rnnors of en- extremely important
character from the army Of the Potomac,
which reached this city last night by through
passengers who arrived in through trains from
Washington. They may be briefly stated as
follows
Gen. Burnside again crossed the Rappahan-
mock and terrible battle is being fought
ne whole rebel army is engaged in opposition
70 uen' burnside. The report tina, Lee had
detached Longstreet's corps from the rebel
army and sent 1t to Tennessee is untrue. One
wing OF our army, probably Summers, had
succeeesd in Ranking the rebel position, aad ad-
Vsnced two miles Gen. Hooker is mortally
wounded.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q. The President spent
a large portion of the day at the War Depart
msnt, In consultation with Secretary Stanton
and General Halleck.
New YoRK, Jan. %. The Times Washing
ton despatch says the verdict OF the court in
tltz John Porter's case was approved by The
President. Contrary to former reports, the
Court found him guilty of tho charges pre-
terred, and he was accordingly cashisred and
dismissed from the service.
The President to-day placed to the credit of
the emancipation commission in this city, one
million of d)llars, to be paid pro rata to the
claimants under its provisions.
WARRINGTON, Jan. %. Rear Admiral Lee
has forwarded to the Navy Department report
from LieMt. Gushing, dated Beaufort, N. c.. the
Sth, detailing the particulars of reconnolsance
made by him, near Fort Caswell, with q men.
While proceeding up the river they were fred
upon by the rebels from a bluff on the left bank
Landing and forming, without firing gao,
they marched forward till they came in sight of
q fort end camp fire, whereupon they made a
fierce bayonet charge. Lieut. Gushing Judging
that the enemy were ignorant of the number Of
his force. The charge was successful. They
captured the fort, our men going over one si de
as the rebels escaped by the other, The fort
was found to be an earthwork, surmounted by
a ditch, with block house inside for muskel-
ry. No guns were mounted. Lieut.. Gushing
learned that the fort had been held bya com
pany OF infantry whs left their stores, ammuni-
ton, &c, which were captured. He destroyed
all the property he could not bring away, and
returned to Beaufort with the loss of only one
man wounded
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THx number of Wholesale Dealers license
taken out in St. Albanr, under the Federal exs
sise law is, 10. Nanber of licenses of al kinds
take out in St. Adams, l02. Amount OF per
cent tax on Manufactures for the month OF
October, paid by st. Adams, $l58,86
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To Vocaists and public Speakers, these Waters pc
cuiiarly valuable they will in day the most
sOnal hoarsenes and their regular use for
few days WILL at all times increase the power aud he vi
biliy of the voice. greatly improving its tome com pass
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by many professional vocalIsts. nov2Swd&my
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester NJ
Price . cts per box. For sale by all Druggists.
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BoUETIEs.-The town OF Rutland has voted
a tax to pay oil the bounties (some $4,000 or
$l7000,) paid by that town to Soldiers.
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Post Office Notice.
MONTPELIER, VT. Jan. 8. 1862.

81. 9,s~..- BE- 49, MONTPELIER, VT, Jan. 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that tn. period of thirty days
~ from the date Of this notice, is allowed for
ing such Postage stamps been used currency
Tor redemption at this Office at the expiration Of thirty
avs, subject to the following rules viz ~ el4
Only those stamps will be redeemed which have become
soed or worn in their as currency No clean stamps
under this rnle, will be redeemed 4 s+1f't ~ .
NO stamps will be redeemed which shall appear to
have ever been used in the payment OF postage s5f
The ramps to b. redeemed must be separated by the
owner into their several denomihatons-ai three
stamps together all ten cent stamps together re- Each
wrapper must be endorsed the Of the enclosed
stamps The seyerai parcels must then be placed in
single wrapper envelope and he back of the nvel
epe must be endorsed he amount of the whole lot and
also the name Of the TIE packages received
the Post Office will be numbered regularly and recsipted
for. NE . -"f Ell "a .... ! -.
f. The packages Of stamps will then be carefully exam
ned ana counted in the Post Oce in the order OF their
reception, and the value of those considered redeemahe
marked the envelope. Those deemed coed will be
destroyed-not given back.
o. Owners will application, receive their respective
payments in Government notes or postage currency.
All stamps must be presented for redemption within
thirty days afer notice is given at the Post Office Of read
meas to commence the work.
T. But deposit will be allowed by from the
party, firm association.
g. The progress al the work will be by pos ting
IN the ost Oce daily the numbers ready for redemption
ana owners will receive their respective payments Ga sur
rendering their receipts.
BY order OF the Post Office Department.
o5FIcE AFTER THE EXPIRATION TRIBTI PROM IKE
DATE or THIS NOTICE. After this date stamps that
have been used for currency will be received this Office
in paymentfor Postage. JAMES 6. FRENCH, P. M.
wi DIV.
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NAsvILLE, Jan. 81. Five hundred wounded
rebels at Marfreesboro arrived here to-day and
will be sent North.
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Liberation Notice.

AIS certihes that, for valuable considerations have
ls ay, given to my son, AmOn c. downing his time
auring Hs minority, and that will claim his time or
or pay any debts OF his contra ting from and az
7cr inns Date. RICHARD DOWNING.
Witness, FL. A. MITE.
Woodbury., Jan. 0, 1865 2w3,
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ARTIFICIAL, EYES.
LIBERATION NOTICE.

THIS is to certify that have thsday given to my
Charles Henry Stone his time, and that shall pay
no debts Of his contracting after this date Tor claim any
Of his earnings during the remainder of his minority
Attest, II. NJ. WELLS. Z. w. STONE.
Montpelier, Jan. 3, 1868. raw
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J. V. BABCOCK Il co.
LIBERATION NOTICE.

ntS cer'i6es that have this day given my son,
- !tmin F. Hart, minor, his time during the remaH-
l OF hs minority, Their fore shall claim o! his
hngs pay any debts of his contracting after this
"a'e' AL0NZ0 HAkT,
Hammond Hospital,
Guest JOHN FULTON. Point Lookout, Md.
zee. y, 1869 fave
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pInURE and HAIR WREATH FRAMES
in all varieties.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. The President spent
a large portion of the day at the War Depart
msnt, In consultation with Secretary Stanton
and General Halleck.
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

barely maintained and ceyion was IN rather
easier large proportion of 200 casks 100 barrels and
bags panstoas found bnyors al SOS. Sos 3D. Tor os
M dlng midding, aud 600 bags natve at C9s 12s.
ordinary small TO good 4S0 bags Mysore AID Msabar
realized Tes Tia. 3D., and so bales mocha p0s Dos.
per cwt.
Rog.-Abcut two thirds OF 3.540 bags Renvai sold
rathof easer, I6s Sd for bold peary whte. and
mddng vt l0s Cd. Since the c OF tho market sbput
5000 bales have changed hands about previous rates
and floating cargo OF 200 tons Nocranze at o.. iod
per cwt
sAIrxIEE las: week so tons Bengal were dispos
ed u Tor arrival at 3Ss pc owt.
TEA.-First y s sale Tho sales commencing 30 day,
comprised 30 g39 packages (sssred as at to) 1881
were printed "~ilhout reserve" OF winch 3S4 wero
boxes There brought forward OIL packages 1852
found buyers OF being without reserve" The sales
have passed steadily to-day but only tho teas "aitholt
reserve" sold Prices for congous were again
very Irregular for some parcels about treyons rates
were obtined, while in ether both black
and red leaf showed fall OF Nd 10 Id per
10 foochow orange pekocs and common CO lntry young
nysons sold also rather lower The sales VIII b. csn
thued tomorrow. Packages offered d-Cnngou, 20 ,7S4
congou stnss 1914; scented caper, Si8; peuohong III
ookng, 2a5; hyson ooiong 3f2 so1chong 468 iowcry
pekoe, l33I orange pekos, "a scented grange peSoc,
SeloF twapkay, 495; hyson twaikay, ID hyson skin,
81 hyson 633. young hyson, aO73 imperial, 1853, gun
powder oo5: presents &C. Assam 10 total IS 9ss pack
ages. Nl N Iaa gaa
LEATHER-we continue 70 have small supply OF fresh
gods al Ieldcnha The transactions this morning
mostly confined 10 the gale OF prime sto'g English croe
anc butts, Calf skins. heavy dressing hides and light
week. and prices were quito as firm.
TLLow.The tall0w market s Quot to-day at l3s for
new the spot AS old aud 49, sellers October to Do
cember. N f@ r## Y H#
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CozzEss-HnIs.-At Grace church, Rochester, on
Thursday, September -, by Rev. Mr. Foote, EDWARD
Cozxxss, Of Now York, to HELEN s.. daughter OF Isa
Hills, Esq, OF Rochester.
FLYsN-foIxY.-On%sunday, September 81, in 81. Pc.
Ter Roman Catholic church, by tho Rev. Father Quo.
Mr.. RoBKRr FLYNN to Miss MARY ANN Foley. all OF thus
city.
HuNTEa-DAvESPoRr I'm Brooklyn, on Monday, Sop.
teber 81 by tho Rev Mr. Bates Mr.. WILLIAM HuNrsR. OF
Brooklyn, to Mrs CATHERINE DAvEoRr, Of New Windsor
No cards.
Ncwburg papers please copy. s4f
LUruER-SMTH.-In Brooklyn, f.. D., on Sunday, sep
tember q, By the Rev. William IL. johnson, Mr. WnLax
d. LUTHER. of this city to MARY l.. SIXTH, Of Brooklyn.
T. u.
PxrTn-PESrs-At West Farms, Monday, septem.
ber 2s by the Rev. Washington Rodman, MoRrLocK PIT
TO Miss HEyRrErrA A. PEETs, both OF West Farms,
wcsichestcr county, N. X.
VAN BusKIRx-SrrRGEs. Sunday September 2y, by
Rev Mr. Seaman, DAVID VAN BUsSIRk 70 SARAH b.
SIURGxs, both OF this city.
wEsMAS--PAKDsE-onh Monday, September 2S. at the
Church Du ST. Esprit By the Rev. DR. Verron. Mr. Rich
W wESNAS to CAEER daughter OF the late Henry
Pardec, all OF this city.
WocLoN-lIIoK.-At Harlem, on Sunday, September
81, by Rev. 4. H. 0theman, CAiKB /. WoaL0S 70 Miss
JUtLA A. BILOXI both OF Harlem.
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Reading the Monroe DoctYspe.


As the Emperor Ma oeon's scheme tor placing an Aus
triap ohdike "a Mexican thrope progresses, people
here tue repessatstv oi the United STATES ana
inquire--Whai win tho Washington government sly 70
al thiss
Mr. lay ton, the American Minister. has no donb held
conversaio s with NJ nrnuyn de lhuys on the sub eo
and what little couid and ,iousy be gathered
about the Emperors Infections has ng since bean sent
u Washa The government ot the United States Is
prepared what appears be very taking lace
that the peo 10 OF Mexico have BY universal suffrage.
elected Msxmisp Emperor, and that France for 'ino
lends him military protectiona nd raises lionai oana
The Language OF trauce towards he Americin
government lerna s OF the i"lt0wng character -
Il is not the intention Of france 10 and
ogcupg any portion Of the coaiRem Of Am rifd.
We deslfe oniy to establish permanent and 70
spectnble government, and an emprc which shall he
eventually purely Mexican The advantages will belong
to the whole world, and ask the operation OF Auer
ca. Engaud aud Spain IN COM pletDg the design.
That ktieps, is he hlt The French gote,rmen 7re
s7ss he Jrc ect 10 foreign NiEss'ers
The of the United states am assured has
int euiion OF quarreug with FrREce On the sub ec
The cabinet nj Washington says:We do not wish ito sec
form Of mt thrust on any people OF our couti-
nent with bayoncs or BY Intrigue We shall tr1u quey
and see az at hlsis pa y in Merico: nothing more
IN the whole therefore, do not hear that America s
likely TO throw any dicultcs in the way OF the French
scEeine.
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The Policy or Their pe,,nt,ou.

ttrom tho London Hines, Sept. lG.l
The public viii certainly have learnt with some salts.
faction that ths tTo iron clad steamers approaching
compe,ios In the hersoy will no, bc allowed 10 leave
fhst river until ,ischigc in0ac ~ their -Vyerlip
ona detilat,on Az lord Russell acknowledged short
time age The inability OF government 10 Gcfaalt OF cy
aence 70 venture upon ihs step We may presume that
the grounds for Interference have since acquired strength
snd, indeed although notore,y wsrrsu, for conyc
toa was hardly pssble % overlook the universal i'm
before US. Whatever might be tho completely OF the
innocence of this party or that II was every.
where accepted NJ beyond reasonable doubt that
those two vcssels were ultimately destined Tor
the service Of the tonfcderaf- states ana the
preccdcns Of tho Alabama and thu Florida enabled
W 70 conjecture the fltnre stages Of thor cdnlp.
nent and The uscs ~ wh they would bo turned The
law Of the case Is certainly obscure and IT. application
y lcthans Mt iAcy T. 10 facilitated by much tsrnes
~ the ft Is bul the Reason " the question reld
eHt,hcuGoi.
II not Jopld ma r,are mcy s.i, n,prii,r 4, 20,
$40 tHsthicf q tsli.srsm intcruatiynA lass dcals
cpnstoaiey with norira aud limits the cyont b wbieh
Their customary trade may DO errtaed III aid cf beg.
etent aud their operations u Is faut tha, tho
Americans are Fighting cach other, and our share IN
The tufsrug produced ty The war ought 20 be as ght
o. possible We therefore or my other ueutrsls are
branches provided Only taN we 10 not violate tho
Inenea oi neutrality by refusing to ono bclgercnt
Whist grant ~ the other n the soois IN whTh vro
nsal arc contraband Of war they ere liable 10 connsca
ly ~ srsn hot trafs sls h ne rft 4 pes.gg lao
lm Aeeofd'ng 20 these doctrines Z md ulledg com
Pen :. oHg brt,A diFbgidx - Jgiid tltp rgf IN a.
o, dno'sr aerehaM night si balery er Ggd pre, :, n
sirgo o. gsnpo,.. Even u the ship bc minfss,ly and
q not necessarily unlawful for Ie \, s
svI for foreisu states y ucteriorsy branch an ar
way both the c,ns,ruc,ou And sslo ~ sch Ivy,
Res bu, then comes asohr i0R of ne grer,.i ig,yor
II ship por.wsr thus built ana disposed or vsrs se
bysred st the begersrt port other muatious 81 va,
might lie dsvored We do tha, the transaetlon
bent that these steam rams il i6c ersey were Sy'rsd
y destined for delivery at Charleston, there 20 uy
bsa2ei and resolved iut the service o. The Confederate
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The Money Attachment Against thc Pri.


Paris iScrt 1t) correspondence Of tho london Times
The presence o tho Florida NJ ret CcDtnues greatly
20 interest the Paris papers which deal la not
yclous tales concerning her Two federal irgacs they
say their TO B-est, 10 catch her she
out bat aa.y ,ciif y, aiSpyotHted tcr she IL H. sold
and Captain Ktet anu hs ,rt tae acg Plosda,
octo1iftag 10 hsai ig EHolaFd They might at
tell Us where tue Florida Is o. bo iound. In
order that tho British government might oe the
watch To prevent breach oi International law !;
but the newsEunsers are silent that bead,
the ncroduo iuclne q think that tho new craft
Tue attachment Of the florida, peDdiug decs
the claim brought agsns her by French shpog ncrs
s not allowed 10 take place While she IL IN the dockyard
Of the imperial navy and the haSs,eY charged with the
formaites usual n such has wait % pEofin hts
oiacc until sha comes out into tbc commercial dock.
Bhc attachment would there are strong reasons TO
believe. never have boon attempted bat or the efro.
neous wording Of tho paragraph IN the Aopt',ur o.
the sth instant, 10 which II said that "ihe prl.
yaioer (corsuiic) Florida, under Confederate calorn
had entered Brca',' Sc 4, he IN keeping With
the rest Of the paragraph, where il was distinctly
SAID that the imperial government recognized the
confederate states benisercnts, the foridS should
have been termed nf-war, and had thar heen done
there would hase been nothing beard IL attachments
But the term "pryacer' uken up made tho ulcet
Of ty The French parsans 0 to fcdcraa suggested tho
attempt 70 lay an embargo tho ship pflsateors being
habo 10 civil acion h they tram .css the rucs regusl
ing tha, species Of warfare. II remains 10 bc asca
whether the French government win aliox The Flsrda
be treated ~ priVatser because The ocal journal de-
ssratci her incorrectly Bat the obs,accr which Is IL
sought TO place 10 the way of cr quilting ros be-
ed dsalowej. think you viii end that Instead or her
being sold IN France, she viii proceed 20 whom
her repair. are completed. u Is not very lkoly
that the Confederate governmcnswouli voluntarily -.
lngush the services e fast and efficient vessel "a
she has been shown 10 be-