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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Pesr 0FFicE, BURLINGTON, VI I
l5th December. 1854

18th December, 1864.
Notice i, her,i, gwen, that TIE period Of thir-
ty days from the date of this notice, is sllOwed
for presenting such Postage Stamps as have been
used as e,rsney. for redemption At this Office, at
the expiration of thirty days subject to the fol-
lowing rules, viz
/. OHly those stamps will bs redeemed which
have become soil or worn in their Use as curr u
cy No cl, an stamps, under this rule, will be re-
deemed.
2. No stamp will be redeemed which shall ap-
pear to have ever been used in the payment Of
postage.
;. The stamps to BE- redeemed must be separat-
ed by the owner into their several denominations
all cent stamps together, all 10 cent stamps TO-
gether, Sc Each parcel must be put in a wrap
per- and on the back Of ths wrapper must be en-
dorsed the smJunt Of the ineiosed stamps. The
several parcels must then be placed in a SIR gle
wrapper or envelope, and on the back Of the en-
yelOpe must be indorsed the amount of the whole
lot and also the name II the cyner. The packages
as received st the Post Office, will be numbered
regularly ana receIpted for.
Toe packages Of stamps will then be careful
IL examined and counted in the Post Office, in the
order Of their reception, and the value Of those
considered redeemable marked on the envelppe.-
Those not deemed good will be destrOyed-not
given back.
s. Owners will, on application, rerive their
respective payments in Government notes or pos
tsge currency.
6. All stamps must be presented for redemption
within thirty days after notice is given ST the Post
Office Of readiness to commence the work.
7. Blu; one deposit will be allowed by or from
the same party, irgu or association
S. The progress Of the work will be advertised
by posting in the Pos, Office daily, the numbers
ready Tor redemption, and owners will receive
their respsctige payments on remembering their
receipts
by order If the Pos, 0Ges Department.
&C. BENEDICT, ?. NJ
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T AIDES AID MISSES RUL GER BOOTS
AjasrssiTsis
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MAILS.

| Bosr0s AND SoGrHkRS WAY MAIL, closes At
AN Railroad Time. Arrives I5PM.
Bosros NIsBr MAIL closes at 90 NJ. Arrives
ats 90 A N.
New YORK AND ALBANY, closes at 30 A NJ, and
500 NJ. Railroad Time. Arrives at 81
Pm, and Is Pm.
TRor MAIL closes at 80 A NJ. Arrives q, 10
80 M.
EASTERN MAIL closes at 6 90 AN. Arrives at
7I5PM
NoRlH-EAsrERs MAIL closes at 90 N, Raid
road Time. Arrives at 7 Is Pm.
MosTRkALAsD ST. JOINS closes at 8 80 NJ
Railroad Time. Arrives at 3oPM
NORrHERs MAIL closes at 90 n. RAiIrsSd
Time. Arrives at 8 Is IN.
PLATTsbURsH MAIL closes at 90 A N. Arrive
at 5 80 Pm.
KEEsEvrLLE MAIL closes at 200 A II. Arrivsss
530PM.
HISEsBUReH MAIL closes at 00PM. ArriVssss
HOGAN, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
OFFICE Hours from I 30 AM till SOP
Sundays, from 90 to 10 90 o'clock AM
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TIE SOLDIERS True FRIEN
Holloway's Ointment.
ALWAYS READY.

4 0NG marches, sore and stiff joints, blistered
IL md iuAamsd feet, all these the soldier must
endure, Mcsh,'s, REMINDER this, when your sons
graphing their muskets 70 meet danger, think
what relief single pot of this all healing and cool
ing Sslve will give to the one you love when far
away from home and friends. II hardsns and makes
tough the feet so that they endure great
fatigue. 1t soOthes AMI relieves the infamed and
s'ifened joints, leaving them supple, strong and
vigorous. while for
Sabre CufJ and GuaShof Wounds
Il stands untqgalled, removing and preventing
every vestige Of Inflammation and gently drawing
the edges together, it quickly aud completely
heals the most frightful wounds.
Wires and SISTERS Of our Volunteers.
You can not put into the Knapsicks Of your nus
bands and Brothers, q more valuable or more
cesssry gift than a supply Of this
Extraordinary Military Sdiue.
The lonely sentry walking his rounis at nigh
exposed to drenshing rains and chill night air, is
often seized with most Violent Pans, Cough and
Sufocai,ng Hartman, first symptoms Of QEiek
Coasup,rfign, bot if supplied with Hoilopay's Pills
and Hoi ouay's Ooiafmeaf, all danger is averted,
few Pills taken night aud morning, and the Oint-
ment triskly rubbed twice day over the throat
and chest will remove the sEvEREsT PAINS and stop
the mos distressing OF DANG EROUS COUGH
Therefore we say to the whole Army.
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NFw YoRK. Dec. %.

The TrGVnfs dispatch says the enemys
cavalry, Of course Stuart got entirely around
Gen. Burnside's army yesterday having
Dumfries il their possession the next morn
ing. A body Of troops under Col. Candy,
who j, is charged had no pickets out, was
surprised in the night and suffered capture
70 an extent dificult to fix. R1mors eru-
merate our loss from 600 down to %. The
18th Pa, cavalry was roughly handled and
withdrew in considerable haste. Since
writing this we hear that Stuart and his
command were early this morning within SIX
miles Of Port Lyon and also that they got
the whole Of the Battery at Dumfries.
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NV YoRK Dee. p .

i SPECIAL dispatch to the Times says, off
cial information has reached Washington
that the cgndilisn OF the French army Of IL
yasioa # Mczieo, is considered critical, its
ranks aro being ihiuuel b. sickness aaI The
want Of Wh0las lmc food.
I, is said that agents have l-e4 sent t. tlIs
country to obtain SUPPLE. the furnishing If
which has bs5n protested against by tie
Hczic-n Minister.
1t Is und-is.-nl however tb-- -. s-u-gd
dcclin1z 70 interfere.
The steamer Trade Wind FIN NV Or
lean l2.h. Va Pos, Roy %, las arrived
It New York Sc brings DE- ness.
La.c.advi,-s f. n Galveston represent -l
quiet the.e.
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The above are all Facts
Make . ote Of them.
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NEw IukK, Dec. %

NEW 1Ohk, DcC- ~.
The rebels have been driven out of Charles
ton, Va. Loss on our side, killed.
The T,Ibune's special dispatch says Afri-
can soldiers wO1ld be employed to guard the
banks OF the Mississippi, garrison the forts
below New Orleans and on the coast, and TO
enforce the proclamation of freedom to their
brethren.
VIM. Whiting of ROxbury Fork, now
upon appointment Of Sec Stanton is eIer-
cising the duties of the new Office recently
created, and which may be called Solicitor
20 the War Department.
A special Washington despatch states that
no movement of either army has taken plaee
nor is there any indication OF an immediate
renewal of hostilities.
The President has arrested the assessments
on disloyalists in Missouri ordered by Gen.
Sehofeld IN view OF the recent manifes-
tltion By part Of The pc ople Of their willing
Dess to adopt the emanciI alion policy.
A despatch to the Herald says there is
reason to believe that the President will veto
the blll for admission of West Virginia.
a dispatch to the Tribune, says yesterday
the President declared he would not with
hsldhis proclamation of Freedom if he could
and could DOT if be be would.
An army letter Of the 23d in the Times,
reports the return Of Gen. Ayerill's cavalry
expedition to camp They have been in
search Of the rebel cavalry who were north
Of the Rsppahannock, but they had recross-
ed the river. The result Ct the expedition
reveals that our right wing is insecurity
guarded, and unless more precautIJn is taken
something serious may happen.
1t is expected the rebels will soon make
demonstration on our right.
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RAILROAD TRAINS.

LkAvs BURLINGTON as follows:
From the Rutland and Burlington Depot for Ne
South and East, at s 10 A. NJ, and 70
Pm.
From the Vermont 'ntraI Depot, for the Ess
and South at 90 A. NJ. 10 IS A. NJ, N
6 IS P. NJ,
Fer the North and WsEt, at I,O and IoSS
A. N and 20P.M.
TRAISs ARR4YK:
A, The Rutland and Burlington Depot from shs
South and East, at 10 10 A. NJ, 5 IS Pm,
snd 90 Pm.
At .he Vermont Central Depot, from the SOEta
and East, st Is A. NJ, II 20 A. NJ, and
7IOP.M
from the North and West at 30 A. N
II 80 4. NJ, aGd 9 % P. Il.
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IMPORTANT ID EVERY oSE VINO has
SEWING MACHINE.
THE
Self-Tucking and Quilting
ATTICHHEET FOR
WING ma CHIN ES.

fsyHis Seli-Tuoking Attachment caves all the
! tine and trouble Ct creasins and feliius.as the
process Of stitching one tack folds an3 crcascs the
neat 50 that nothing is required but to keep riga
strsigh, along until they aye al done.
l, easily adjusted to tuck OF piait any desired
widn1 or space With periec. exaetness on any kind
OF material, OF viii marx for quilting, and is so
staple in its operation, and easily understood,
that 1t requires no previous instruction to use it
tacsssfuly-and ought TO Be in every family, who
81 - fortunate to possess good sewing machine.
Each tucker is put up II box, accompanied
with full and complete Instructions, which IL
Illustrated with eagrasings, 50 that their attach
ment Is easily and readily Understood, and are
arranged for all the popular sewing machines, in
gliding the Wheeler 4 Wilson, Grover L Baker,
Singer, Finkle Lyon, Howe, Wilcox L Gibbs,
Empire, sloat, Ladd Webster, etc, etc. When
ordering please state on what machine they are to
be used.
Price Eire Dollars.
Fer sale b.
GEO. W. 4 @. O. BENEDICT.
Agents.
Swine NAcHlS. Rooms,
Ne. c, College 1t.
Burlington, VT.
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81. LguIs, Dee. Il.

Ady.c-s received here Ut headquarters from
Pilot Knol are to tic effect that a daa-rier
from Cyl Green's rebel regiment reports
JeG. Thompson a. Pocahontls With between
five and six thousand infantry, mostly Ms
souri and Arkansas troops, also two regi-
ments Of cavalry and one b2ttary. The de-
ser,er left Pocahontas last Monday.
Reliable information has been received that
Claib. E. Jackson the proposed Governor If
Missouri. died at Little Rock, Ark, about
che s.h inst.
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yesterday Col. Vessel with four compan-
see Of cavalry Of the llth Penn. made a re-
connoisance to the Blaekwater, falling in
with the enemy's pockets near JONES bridge,
capturing four cavalry men and their horses.
The Col. hos not returned yet, though it ap
pears that the force Of the rebels was heavy
and he Was Obliged to fall back without any
ioss, owing 70 the bad roads.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

CHAPPED HANDS, FACE, LIPS,
&e. C,rtain aad Immediate Cure. HegemAn
Co.'S Ca@phor Ice with Glycerine, if ussl accord
ing to the directions, will keep the hands soft in
the eoldest weather. Price Is cents. Sold BY
Druggists sent by mail receipt Of so cents.
Dec lO3m HEGEMAN 4 Co,
Chemists Druggists, New York
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WASHINGTON, Dec. ..

Gen. Poster arrived here on Wednesday
from North Carolina. He had an interview
this evening with the President, Sec. of War
and Gen Halleck, from all Of whom he re-
ceived assurance that all the requirements
he needed should be sent to him immediate
~.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

Tse P..z- pa5.isl.s a r-.-li-t-gY Ir---a-
nation @. J,G Davis Gen. Batter and al
Lis officers are t. be Luas ID t.keu, Gle col
diers TO b. Falo.-l, ard nesr5- tE-7 in
a-ns to be hung; Federal olH,o-- fund with
Save axe also 10 b. hung.
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Something new for theirs,
SINGING SCHOOLS AID CONVENTION,
4 VOICE OF PRAISE

- EDWARD HAMILTON.
his book is net ore Of 4 series Of Tricunial
productions made 70 supply market artif,iaily
created, bat Is the embodiment oi the best fruits
Of the labor Of is author in selection, arrange
nent and composition, during period o. thirty
years, devoted to Sacred Music.
Special attention is direotej 10 the fact
that this book is printed from large, elcsr type,
the object being not 70 see how much could be
crowded into il but how we'll it eouil be done.
We have, therefore, handsome, open page, with
but one part on 4 staff, except in few standard,
well known tunes selected for congregational use.
Price, 81 single, 50 per dozen. specimsn copies
sent BY mail, post paid, receipt Of price Spsci-
men Pages sent free on application.
OLIVER DITS0N 4 CO., PxJEst.rs,
81 Washington Street, Boston.
Dee. 10. davtf
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OGDENSBURGu RAILROAD.
WINTEH ARRANGEMENT.

n and aft9r Nov. IS, lsGl, Passenger Trains
~ will run IS follows (Sundays excep.ed);
GOING EAST.
MAIL.-Leave 0giensburgh a. ll.30 A b..
stopping at all stations (iine al Malone, 2.4e),
arrive at Rouses Point az 5 go ?. n, connecting
with NIGHT Trains with SpieE2.d N!spiag Cars
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving at Bls-
ton aul New York early next day.
GOING WEST.
MAIL.-Lcave Boston and New York At 500 p
r., arriving at Rouzes Point At 20 A. n, Malone
10 80 An, pltslam FUNSTON i2.47 A. n, Ug-
dcnsbureh 240 ?. w. connecting viii the Grand
Trunk Railway and Lake 0-tlri- Steamers. and
Ottawa and Prescott 'liiT-y Toy the Wes- cad
North.
Tlc T--i-s connect 40 F..ll.-- Jl-c-ieu with
T--ius q thc P.t-lll lll Na-e-'1Hn Railroad,
% Nccers Junction with Trains q fae Plrlts-
au-rt l1l Eort-u1I Railroad.
eE1-V. u0TLE supt.
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TRAINS GOING SoRrh AND WEST
Leave Burlington at 80 A. NJ. 1885 A. NJ. and

TRAINS GOING NoRrh AND WEST
Leave Burlington at 80 A. M, 1895 A. NJ, and
20 p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 80 A. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Spring
field, at 40 A. NJ , Bellows Falls IL IS PM,
connecting at White River Junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston. and with Passumpsic kali
road for and from St. Johnsbury and Littleton;
arriving at Burlington att 10 Pm and It Adams
ST IS and lodge.
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN leaves Mortified at Is
A. NJ, and Burlington at ~ IS A. N for Rouses
Point ana Montreal.
NIsRT EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Bellows Falls at
Is P. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving New York at 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston co
P. NJ, connecting at " hite River Junction with
train leaving Boston at 90 P. NJ, via
Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White River
Junction at IL 10 P. NJ, arriving at
Burlington at Is A. NJ, Rouse's Point
at 3OA. N, Montreal al 10 80 An, and 0gdens-
burgh at u 40 P. NJ connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached 70 both the Night
Express trains running between Rouses Point ara
Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West foT
sale a the principal stations
c. MERRILL, Supt-
Stslaaus VI Dec O. 1862
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN
PEI MON WAF 4 X $

for al fhs Dtsessss Of tie thei' gEl LNHy''
Cough. Colds, A.h'As'a, C0a'H"P'''a,
Broaehi'r,, Iss1,H-a, HOarssHsfs,
DiGeuA Brslihag, Sore
Throat Sc, Sc.
TuEsE WAPERs give The most instantaneous
and perfse. relief, aud when perseveIed with ae-
coriing 10 directions, never iail 20 elect r@Pla
.rd lasting cure. Thousands have been re-
stored 70 pcrfec. health who have tried Other
means ia vain. To III classes and al constitutions
taey are equally blessing and ear--none need
DESPAIR. no matter how long the disease may nave
existed OF however severe II may be, proviaed iae
ory.pis structure OF the vital organs l. not hope
1sssIv iec4yeI. Every one afflicted should give
them imperial trial.
To VccALisrs and PUBLic SPEAKERS, these W A.
fers are peculiarly yalaatsi they will IN one day
remove che most severe occasional hoarsene-si anu
heir REGULAR use for few days will, az all time,
increase tie power and hexibllity OF the voice.
greatly improving its tone, compass and eleaEness,
'or which purpose they are regularly used oy
uirsv professional v0cslists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, y. !.
r-i..- 15 cents ner box. For "a By all oIug-
.i.-. Nov lI.-dawly
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IL Jericho, Dee. 23d, by Rev. C. B. Tracy
MI James MeNann Of Winehendon, Mass. and
Biss Harriet L. Lee, Of Jericho.
In Darlington, Dec. 2Nh, BY Rev. II. Warner,
Mt. Leroy E. woodruff Ct Geneseo, Illinois, son
q Rev. G. c. Woodruff, Of Peoria Conference,
III and Jennie NJ. Barse Of Burlington.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

II AN row receiving every week fresh from the
u Mills, invoices OF
AR SHOW 4 CO.'S CELEBRATED COFPEES
These Coaees are pure and are warranted to be
all they represent. And will be sold at the ioi-
lowing prices for cash:
Turkish Mocha Coffee, SO cents.
Old Government Java Coffee, 81
Cuba Coffee, 20
China Hall, No. $50 Church Street.
SIS BROWN.
Burlington, Nov. %, 1864.
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Tee l..el-4-.iya Of J-G. DAVIS III regard
e. the Organization o. regiments # negroes
in New O.lelas. ,hre-lCairg to hang G-a.
Butler and lis officers. ii caught, is regarded
IS a thraa: to Irsvln: tie issue Of tie Enal-
ciIau.n proclamation, L. is thought that
Preside. Lincoln wiU allu3e T. IT in bis
.Ta1u.-y ur.-ilm-tl1a.
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The New WEOFid
CLOTHES wEIvGER
WV YORK noxvEr STORE.


z lust recctvci from de Elv York Au..=.n
. Rooms large stock o. MILF cry GOODS
which viii De male yp 81 gs-Cr or oA.IWi-e, and
which MIST al5 viii be sold o. O. .-ll' advance
from Auction pri-cs.
Also, % Bales Of Bandit. xes, vhi-a viii is
rrll chcap o.. ca-h, al. NJ. lt9 C1urch 81.
s. 9. B-ur y.
Burlington, Dec. 9. 1861 ilw
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FACTS FOR TIE NILLLOX.

ARL YoU AWAHE
That gool 70. 9 Wheeler & Wilson sswi-
Glchine, With heuuer, c1- be boa ht for
Egs d9llar-, a. 10. Colcs street
ARE YOU AWARE
That an imrraged ornau-e atal broasr Wheeler
Wilson sewing machine, with nagnifying glass
cloth Presscr new style hennor and all the latest
Improvements, ean be bought FOR Effy-Evt dollars
st tbs Agency, No. G. College Street
ARE YOU AWARE
That superb silver plated No. /, Wheeler
wilson Machine can now be bough. FIR
dollars. or = shslf case at ssseHty le.is;5 IL
Sewing Machine parlc-, No. 6, College Street,
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler 1
Wilson Machine, in fall case Of polished maho-
gany, as handsome az fine piano, and thousand
times more useful, can be bought for only rizc'y
dcllars, at No. G, College Street a?
ARE WARE
That the oCheap Machines are "played oat,
their sale for the most part ended, and the gar
retts and auction shoFs filed with such as have
not entirely ratified to piecesf
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe .Iock-stitch'' machines DOW
take the Universal Lead, and that the Wheeler /
Wilson are the acknev edged superiors Of all the
ether Lcck-stitch mar inesl
ARE 81 AWARE
What an accepts ,present Wheeler r Wiz
son Machine is to y lady who has not got oael
Thatthe respo BILE guaranty Of the Agents
gro. W. G. q BKSEDIcI, is given with each
Machine, and tn. their prices are "a lou as at
be factory, and no charge for freight or express
zsgsf
The above are all Facts
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To Arms . To Arms :!

IU Al HIS 10 1EEltA
Do not let these brave men P eFish By disease
place in their hands these Precious Rea.siss, thai
will enable them to resist the dangerous exposures
the Fevers the Chills, and the wounds which they
cannot AVOID, and what Is more, cannot frequently
get succ5ur in the moment Of need. whereas il our
brave men have only 10 put their hands into their
knapsacks and find there a sure remedy there for
all the Casualties Of the battle field. How many
thousands Of lives would thus be savei who would
otherwise perish before relief could be obtaioed-
CAUTION !--Nouc ale genuine unless
tie words Holloway, NV YORK AND LoSD1y,"
ars disceralbe rs a Haf-r-Hl1rt in every leaf OF
the book q Directions, around each 20, or box;
the same may be p'siaiy By la.f4g me leaf 70
The ligh. A handsome reward will be given 70 any
one rendering such information may lead 70 the
detection Of any party OF parties couuterteiun the
medicines OF vending the same, knowing them 20
be spurious.
- Sold al the Manaiactcry Of Professor Il LL0-
WAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by al res
peetable Druggists and Dealers 10 Medicine
throughout tn civilized world, in pots, ~ sc.
e3c. ami 81 each.
= here is considerable saving BY taking
tie larger sizes.
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Commencing Dec. sia, 1862, trains will run as
follows:
10 A ii, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
ces er, Bellows Falls, Kesne, Fitchburgh, Brat
tleblro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven.
Troy, ALBANY and New York.
TA-ougs 10 Boston Wsh9Ei ChsHgs Of Cars
. % ", Night Express iTom Montreal arrive in
Boston 80 N, New York Is II, next
day.
From the .S0Efb and last trains ar1ivs Al Bur
HHg;0R fo!l0rs:
10 10 4 NJ, Accounted alton Train from Rutland.
SIS P NJ, Nail Train from Bostoa, Lowell, Wor-
cester, Springfield Hartford, aud New Haven.
Leave Boston % A NJ.
S 90 NJ. Express Trim from New York At 90
a N; Troy, 1910 P ".
THROUGH TICKETS sold % all tie principal
points East, South and West, and ba-sige checked
through.
e Pare always as low as by any other line.
L. Il. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
Burlington, Vt, Dee. 9th, ls62.
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NOTICE

s7uO-E 1lr sJe c, mrciltd 60 u.c v.rrs &C
4 be vofsec .boa'd buy o1s q thee new ena
neiel water lliis at
TEtECLs
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NOTICE.

A IL pe-scus INDEBTED % the eu-s.Titcr are
"a informed iast payment nay be made % q
D. Weller 81 my llle place Of busiu-ss, for enc
month; ufer that they must settle With lawyer.
A. $ DEWEY
Dee. "a, 1862.
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Soldiers Attention

See to your own health, do not trus, to the Army
supplies al Though most valuable. These Pills ami
Ointment have been thoroughly tested, they are
the only remedies used in the European Camps and
Barracks; for over forty years Doctor IolloNay
has supplied all the Armies in Eur pc. and during
the CkIMEAN CAMPAIGN be established a
depot a Balaclavs, for the exclusive sale Ct these
GREAT REMEDIES, many time his special Agent
there has sold over q ton il weigh; Of the ONT
ueut in a single lay. These terrible and fatal
en,mi,s Of The S0idig IN Camp,
Diarrhen, DysenterY. SeurVy. Sores and
SerofnIous EruPiiOas,
all disappear like a charm before these Pills and
Ointment aud GOV While the CT, rins- th!ClEhcut
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December s, 1862
TRAINS GOING SoUTH AND East.

IRANs GOING SOUTH AND East.
Leave Burlington at : 90 A. NJ, 10 IS A N. and
s IS P. NJ
MAIL TRAIN leaves St. Adams Is A. NJ,
Burlington 100 A. NJ, connecting at White
River Junction with trains for and from
Wells Rive, st. JOhnsbury and Littleton,
and with Northern K. 4. for Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, &C., and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Ha-
ven and New orb arriving in NeEYork at 10 Is,
P. NJ.
AocoSKoDArIoS TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at
asa. NJ, for Rutland and Mortified
SIGHT ExP2Ess tain lesv- So densburgh at IL 10
NJ, Montreal at 3 As Pm, ROuse's Point at 6 20
Pm, arriving at Boston at 8 40 A. NJ, connect
ing at Bellows Falls will Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, and With Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving in New York at as P. NJ.