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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

ANOTHER TosPEDO.-We learn BY parties
Just arrived from jacksonville, that dead
negro was discovered in the St. Johns On
Wednesday, some six miles above Jackson
vile, anchored TO torredo. At the time
our informant left no attempt bad been maize
to remove the body or The torpedo. Ii is
somewhat singular That the rebels should
bait their internal machines with contra
bands, but such seems to be the fact.-Nei0
South.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

There is an old man in North Adams,
named Burdick, who was drafted at Berlin.
n. Y. and served in Vermont in the war OF
1912, who was never discharged from service,
and the papers say he is now entitled from
Government TO fifty years pay. which, in
GLIDING ratIons, would amount 10 IS 900
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

Admiral Porter's gunboat fleet have se-
cured, according to the estimates, from two
to ten thousand bales of cotton, and it is
probable that very much mole will be OBJ
tanned by the gunboats, the transports and
the army. A considerable amount Of cotton
has been brought into Alexandria by the
army, and more is to come. Eight or nine
hundred bales of cotton we're seized on the
plantation of Gen. q. Graham. a disloyal
citizen. About six hundred bales of cotton
have been seized on the plantation of Lucien
Norman, near Fort de Russy, another DIS
loyal citizen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The Worlds despatch says the House
Military Committee have agreed to a bill in
creasing the pay of white soldiers to SIC
and colored to $l3 per month. The majori-
ty are unwilling to put them on an equality.
The Senate Military Committee has fixed the
same rate for each. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

Will soon disappear hN the use cf these v.
Pills, and the Soldier VII quickly acquire l.
tioual strength Never let the Bowels De- e.-.s-.
hned o. unduly acted upon % may seem s-
that ii1ll0way's Pills should Pol recHu-rIs--
pys1nfeTv and FluN, MANI prr-a1- supn -1-
thcv would increase the relaxation. This SEQ g.
mistake, fnr these Pulls viii correct che Diver
stomach and thus remove sll The acrli llu1 .-
tho system. Tn. medicine viii give mo end
O. the whole cr-anic system however t.H--
while health ami strength follow Re "a u5-..
course. Nothing will stop The relaNaf-Ul
p.-rrf. - sYr-e ~ ff.f. f.Ir1,.rrg -,a-4r-,-..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The Freeman SAYS some Of the Government
inspectors Of horses At Montpelier. wear kid
glove, while inspecting, aud intimates that
some % them do not know their business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

We are indebted to Senators Foot and Col
lamer. and to Hon Portus Baxter, for i'm
portant PDhlic Documents, for which they
will accept our thanks.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
To a Friend who sent me Meerschaum.

While slowly through its candid grain
The color deepens. as the brain
That burns in mOrtals leaves It's trace
OF bale or blessing in the face,
III think so let the virtue rare
OF life consuming make me fair;
So may its temperate fires Undue
My soul and sense with ripper hue,
So 'gainst our earthly ills profuse
Steep me in some nepenthe-juice
And if my years must part with all
That whiteness which men greenness call,
And the gods wisdom, if must
Doubt where grandly took on trust,
Grant me, Experience, this Alone
Turn me TO meers,haum, not TO stone
Smoothe, grim Meiusi, half the frown,
Making me slowly, gently brown
J1mes Russell Lot-eH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

lick Headaches and Want OF Appet-
Incidental 10 Soldiers

These feelings which 80 -aiien u. us1a-.y e..
nom trouble OF annoyanc-s -uh.tructe1 uersl.-s--
or eating and drinking whatever is uuVl..ss-
thus disturbing the healthful action n The Liver
stomach. These organs must he relieved, 2 y--
sire O. be we'll. TIE Pills, taken accorf n p .
printed Instructions, viii quickly produce a Del.
action in both liver and stomach, and As q OIL
Consequence a lear head an good appetite
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that Communication money paid can
not be deducted from the personal income /;
also that the amount of income tax paid
is not to be deducted, though other taxes are
allowed to be by law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The next clerical conyocau1n of tie Eri--
c1p,l Church Of thi- diocese will be held in
Burlington, pn ,he frst Wed e.day in jane,
1864
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

[ yhEtN Beans. Green Corn, Spicsd Oysters. I'm
- eAi's' anu IA superb cpndltlpn, for sale by
49, LOUIS FOLLETT co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
HAMS AND SHOULDERS.

A MOTHER lot Of those choice Hams and sbouI-
n ders Just received At
No. Union Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
AND BURLINGTON R. r.
WINTER ARRAyGETEvr.


CsrnsHei-7 Yorsu1ssr Slts 1875 '-rs,1 l-tU ~ A.
hl0us
LE4FE BURLINGTON.
81 VI, Ni1 Trans, Tor Boston. Lowell. Worcester.
Hellov- Falls, heen-, Fitch mr.. Battlchoro.
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. TROY Albany
aui Nsw York arrive 10 Boston : IS Pm, Tr6v
2-lFg rev York DIP ~.
Iuolca 70 Troy aud Boston ttftouf Ch1-1, 81 Ca-r.
f'rv- Ervrsy. T-sf7 flr Rutland Troy. Albany.
Ncs York, Schenectady ami The Wet arrive ~
Troy 81 rNi New Nork by HUDSON River Rail-
rad next morning.
g 81 -, Nlgtf E-lrsss from N0ntresl % New York.
arrive IN Troy q A vi New \ ork i5Fy
PROM ~ Savf. ard Easf Trans 1-rtre A. sl-irne-
ron o. foll9Vfs
lo -0A 20, A-oo-l7s0 tzf97 Tan from Rutland This
Train leaves Rutland At 6 fo a "
3 81 Passenger Train. Leaves View York AZ Do s.
~ Troy s Do A N, Rutland l. q a.
p - 7 y f1ff Tram. from Boston. Lowell r,a--
Ter, Springfield Hartford, New Haven. TOY. al
any AM Ncw Aors- Leaves boston - A q, Sew
e. " a Ns Ir1E D. - J. ~.
tlth rs s'-i .or SsrIt0-s. Troy, Albany New
YORK.. Schenectady ami al princ-ual point, on tbf
Nvr lofk Central and Western Railroads, and IN
formation given ~
R. e. ROWE, No. !. American Hotel Block
= Fare alv-1y - low a. by ans other route ard
bacsaec checked through.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

FNED.-Wm Parker was fined S. and
costs day or two since. for breach OF TIE
peace, on Lake street. y bottle Of rum was
in the case.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

ii,aiH-
i. .n.ai -- Ssrrlir5-,' IL
Il aItt- Drrml-y OF Am,ai.Hni>m> and
iguc- Il t,rc,agr' -,i nal L nc is the ~arn,
on, that appears in the an,cdute -
At a republican meeting in Indiana the other
day, speaker named Long responded 10 a loud
call and took the stand. But big, Swapping
fellow persisted in crying rut in n stentoriau
voice, Long Long,. This caused little con-
fusion; but after some difficulty in making him.
self heard, the president succeeded in stating
that Mr.. Long, the gentleman honored by the
call, was now addressing them. sob, he be
- replied the fellow; ''he's the little
skeezicks that told me to call for Long," This
brought down the house.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
y p ~ RIO ks.

'kvIEW d slavery" by Bishop Hopkins
Counsel ana Comfort - b theCouu;., Par.
sol.
Meet for Heaven ~ the Author Of Heaven
our Home.
l.i..4stdal Biography ~ samuel Smiles
Just received by
CO. FRENcH&Co.
Marchs2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

iF4rif goffg NpflA ava besi-
Leave Burlington at 40 Az, i425 PW, SIS PIX,
JOHN
Day Erprss. Traiu leaves Boston ~ OBJ A ". White
River Junction at IS v, burlil -t0l ar - 3 ~
for Montreal, O-densoursh, Chics.O and the West,
making close connections
Ma Tram leaves Boston At 1i w. via Lowell.
and AT 81 A N, via Lawrence or Fitchhur-.
Spriugfe at 50 ", Bellows Falls AZ ~ " for
- Johnshury. Littlet1n and Burlington, sad -.
Adams.
recommendation Tram leaves Northfclt az ll 60
y and Burlington At 10 - p y. 10Y ~. Alheus
.Ntgaf Ezgrsss Tram leaves Bellows Falls A. 1000
p ~ receiving passengers from ths Vermont Valley
Railroad leaving New York ~ as a ~. act r. u
Cheshire Railroad leaving 'stun 0J NJ connect
Ing al White River Junction with a train leaving
Boston a. s 90 P n, via Lowell Or Lawrence. Leave
White River Junction az 20 - ? 81, arriving az Bur-
lington at s 10 n, Rouses Point az Is A ", Mon
treai at 1000 n. and Orienshur-h II on lf--Both
the Mall Trains connect az White River Junction
with Passumpsc Road.
sleeping Ears arc attached o both the Ni-ht Eg-
press Trains running between R9uses Point and
Boston.
through Ticket. far Chicago and the Nest for sale
al all she prime. pal Stations.
6 MERRILL sapt.
st. Alhans NoVemher29 I-s3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

By coercionst-The only thing that will
cave the Union-saltpetre. f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The items man Of the Boston Advertiser
mixes old things and new in an amusing
way:
Man wants but little here below.
Nor wants that little Long of Ohio
W4iton's Journal
We guess he don't mix Mrs Zadoc Potter
into his item column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

HAVE now been before the public for nearly a
II year They arc universally pronounced ~
neatest and best fitting collars extnnt. '-'
me upper edge presents perfect curve. free
from the angles noticed in all other coTlsrs
Inc eravat causes no FUCKERS on the inside n thu
uIh cln So.sar,-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
easy to the neck. ' anu
ished edge on BOTH SlDEs
These Collsrs are not simply aat pieces Of psper
% a. the Heet. ~
They are made in Novelty (or turn down stvlel
IN every halr size from u to II inches and In IN
~ a. oS 1arotte) from 3 70 u inches and pack
Si pa soul sizes IN neat blue cartons containing
W eaeh also IN smaller ones or 10 each-the Iat
ser very handy package Tor Travellers Army and
EVERY COLLAR e stlnpsd
"Gray's Patent Nodded Collar,
rs soit sy all dealers IN Mems Furnishing Goods.
HATCH, JOHNSON & Co
importers aud Wholesale Dealers IN Men, Furnish
ins GoodS and Umbrellas, - pevonshire Stree.
March p. seo4,-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
LOw.PRICED COLLECTIONS
OF BEAuTIFuL
Music for the PianOfOrte

v'HE HOVE CIRCLE; collection Of Marches,
L Waltzes, Polkas. FOur-hand Pieces and Plano
Gems VOLS each, BIDS. g. cloth = Isl cloth, null
gilt $500.
THE SILVER CHORD A collection Of Songs, Bal
lads. Quartets, Duets. &c., with Pisno Aecompani-
ment- BIDS, 500, cloth, full gilt, 300.
THE SHOWER OF PEARLS A collection OF Choice
Vocal Duets, with Piano Accompaniment. BIDS,
81, cloth g. IS, gilt 90.
OPERArIc PEARLS; collection comprising the
Vocal Beauties Of the Beet Operas, with Piano Ac-
compartment. Boards, 81, cloth, 81 Is, gilt a.
PARLOR CohPANIsg ) 4 collection Of Sonss, Duets,
Wsltres Marches Dances, Sc. Arranged for the
Piano, 81 50. ,
HowE's DRAwtSs RooN DANCES, Containing all
the Popular and Fashionable Quadrilles, Cotilons,
Fancy Dances, &c with Figures and Calls for the
changes. Arranged for the Pisnoforte, g. -.
Union Collection Of Popular Duets for Violin and
Plano, by :. Winner. -
Flute and Piano Duets by 5. Winner, 50
Julien's Farewell Album, 90
Juen's Music for the Million, -
Sent by mail, postpaid. on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DITSON A Co,
Publishers. 277 Washington St. Bostou.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
VERMONT ANDsCLLIvAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARR4TGE MEET
Commencing December 18th, 1863

ITITHf IIINI 1ITl-I ~ I'M
Leave Burlington att AN, RS O. y. and s0H ~
''4si Tram leaves 80 Adams 90 rs i5 8. Buriln--
Ton -ltA a. connecting at Whit River uu, t.ou and
Believe Fall with O. iHs lor EDtrn, Worcester &C.
and with Vermont Valley Railroad Tor Springfield
and Sew York. arriving in NcT y ar. 90 fIIa ~
p1g Ert-tss Tam leaves % -tclsHur-h at s 20
~ Montreal AZ ODD Ne, Rouse. Point 81 .l 81 q
i.r Boston Troy and New l0Tk
Night Er5rcfs Tram leaves u.1cl-aursI at 80 o.
A NJ Montreal no 8 40 r y, Rousc's Point % % ? 49,.
arriving N Bost0uat fJA -. clluectius at ErllrF
Falls with Cheshire Railroad i.r Boston and Nor-
cester and Vermont Nalles Railroad r spring telt
and New Haven. and arriving iu New YORK az @ 11
D. a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
POTATOES. POTATOES.

SHAKER APPLE SAUCE.
C'AN be found 1t
~ No. Union Block
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
FStI.
CRACKERS. CRACKERS.

SMoKED Salmon. Iialihut, Salmon. Nalsrel
- Herring. shan, Dry and pic- led Cod, At
No. In-nn Rln,l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
ALTERATIVE SYRUP.
NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness. Loss Of
Poser. Inpoteucys Confusion 4 TLou-hL Loss Of
Memory, irritable Temper, Gloomy Apprehcnsio
FEAR Nv>ppndency aud Melaucholv,w ich may end
10 loss u Reason - This pew remedy or that
fearful train " mental and plrE.uI evils arising
from venereal eNcesscs. and secret habits q the
touns, Is composed d the m 70 soothing strength
cn'n- and inv-oratiu- medicines % be funt iu the
whole vegetable Kingdom, forming Do comb patton.
thc most perfect Autdot-s foT tsis atstin4tr and
distressing class u uaa1ies ever YET discovered. Il
has now feen sent % nearly every state in the uOn
relieving the untold suncriues Of hundreds who
Ea'c never seen the Inventor, restoring them O.
health, strength and happiness. one large bottle
lasts month Price $40, half size = 51. THESE
-FOUR GRE4T REMEDIES are the result Of over
tFeuty years study ant practice. and az now pre-
pared they are superior % anything else for their
respective purposes am therefore Induced o. make
them public for the benefit Of those who otherwise
could never avail themselves Of their virtues They
are all warranted as represented in every respect
or the prize Will he refunded n Prepared and sold
only by Dr. MArrlsON at his Remedial Inst tute for
Special Diseases, No. IS Union Street, Providence
X J., and sent by express TO all parts q the couu-
try In closely sealed package, secure from observa-
flnu. reeetut ~ the uriee nv ma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
JOHN F. HENRY 4 CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
English 3 American Patent Medicines,
hrr Ots ~ Rssfo-1ffrss, Re .faH-sry % a.
.LnLr- l.


John 2 Henry, WATERBURY. Vt and
. T. johnson y MONTREAL, G.. E
GsSEHAL Aszvrs FaR UoLLowAY's MEDICINES.
STEAM WEEKLY TO
LIVERPOOL. touching A.
- -, - QUEENSTOWN. tCork liar
'>sEs 2s1sls-7 ha-l The we'll known Steam
e q the Liverpool, New Yors ant PhHatsIph
steamship Company iutent o. .iil a. follow.
ErNA. s-r1-ftv Arm on
md ever sgc-ceiirg Saturday. ID Noon NON P.ss
%, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE N GOLD OR rs EouIvALrSr ~ cSERESer
FIRST CABIN, SS0,O0 STEERAGF $500
do O. London, $500 DO o. Lon.i.p "a b..
do o. Paris, $3.50 ID L. Pal. ss7qt
u' 10 haihuurs,ssto " % Hamburg So, I'd
fas,enSers also forwarded to Havre Brennan. Rot
teriam, Antwerp, &c, al equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown. ist Cabin
Q, -, 500 Sieersge 80. Those who wish T. -ari
ioT their friends car buy tickets here AZ these rate
0fhces. f'"'
JOHN G. DALE.
Assent, 10 Broadway. n Y.
II. n bRURY. BURLINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
Ia. MATTIsoN's INDIAN ESDlEYAGOGUE

This celebrated Female Medicine
is designed expressly for both mar
ried and single ladies, and isthe very
best thing known for the purpose, a.
II will regulate tn system iu cases
Of obstruction, from whatever cause
and after all other remedies n the
kind have been tried In vail. II
will also prevent distinctions; and
l. therefore Of the greatest value 70
married ladies who from ill-health
or other rea-ons may wish 90 avoid
an evil % which they are liable. II
taken a. directed, il viii cure any
, case, no matter how Onstiuatgi and
(. Il Is also perfectly safe AZ all times
. IL Is put ~ In bottles Of two
dIl-rent .trenEfls. Win flLl tiIa..-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
oGpENsBURGH TO THE WEST

Only sir davs through. trifhort change Of Boat!
'VHIS we'll known and Reliable Company, viii
/ durlng the present season, run their line II
First Class UpDer cabin STEAMERS uallys nc
tween OgaeasbErgh, Ososgo, 81. CatafriHss, tf.lr-
land, Toiefe Dsno'f, ChieIga Mf'ea-Ats' anu -A''3
mediate Ports -
Leaving sdsnsburgh, on arrival Of E17r';' Irs'"
rom the East
Passengers and Families moving West, can EN-
bark with their Lusgaser Teams Stlehi a., a.
land together without Dis. urhance or frashi inent
at their port OF destination thus avoiding the ,a'
fncuuvenience Of the many changes. delay ana eA-
penses Of ether routes These steamers nav
large Cabins and State Rooms, amply and neats
furnished, for FIRST Class PAssEN0EKsl ana sec
ond Cabins with Cook St,ves ant comfortable ac-
modstions for Passengers and Families. who wish 70
furnish their own provisions. No EFFORTS VII ~
spared e. maintain the reputation or TINS as uis
CHEAPEST And BEST ROUTE!
A thorough rebuilding. redtuns repairing SRI
refuruishiug. with several new boats added 20 the
line, make- this how the meet comfortable pleas
ant. economical and expetit7us route 10 tHe
GREAT HEST.
Re sur ana see fas Ag Ht IF ihi' Lire before yos
buy u9ar Iictsfs.
Through Tickets over all western Railroad Lines
can be obtained On application 20 hE0. W eAlih'
Office corner Ford and Patterson of--t opposite
johnson House, OgieEsturCh. y y.
= one Hun =-red Pounds % Baggage Free q
eacI Passenger.
Rar5a7, Clicked tirou,A 20 az Poiafs
Per Through Tickets lud other llf1rnntlsni ap-
ply TO Co. =. EDDY,
Office Steamers Landing. o s1ursh, y J
GEJ. ~, SMITH, ,ieni Ticket AGENT
n. y. DRUhY, Agent,
No. American Hotel, Burlington
April s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

A FRESH supply consisting Of Min. Wine, lic-
~ Me, Soda, Graham, Us sier and Boston Crs,k..
err also Fcx's celebrated Crackers, Just received
At No. Union Block
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

L EEOSENt OIL, very nice article FOR ale Ss
N low can be bou sht elsewhere at No. Union
Block.
March &c. .sii. ". ". DREW SON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

tons for using. and sold the following uniflrm
PRICES. Full strength SIui Half strength s.
some cured rs the weaker, while others may re-
quire the stronger preparations tho full strength
Is always the best - REM EM BER-Ihis meti-
cine Is designed expressly for obstinate which
also that Il Is warranted a. Represented il every
respect, OF the price VIII be refunded q BEWARE
OF MlrATIONs None warranted unles- purchased
directly q Or. Mattison. az bis Remedial Institute
fr special scases No . Union street, Providence
R l. a Ladies who wish, can remain IN the city
- aHu- Ct
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
FRIEEDS AND RELtTV
or The
ErGre Soldiers s. SGlir
HOLLOWAY'S Pill,
OINTMENT.

4 Ii who hs~e Friends and Relativcs il t--s-
- or Navy, should take especial care, rl1.
De- umplp supplied with these Pills and u.
and where the brave soldiers ami sailors l.a
elected o provide themselves with them O. .r-
present can be sent them by their frent. .
have been proved % be the Soldiers nsl ---..
friend il the hour of need.
Coughs aud Colds affecting troop,
VIII DO speedily relieved and ef-ctualIy curs
using these admirable mt. .-e- and hv IH-
proper attention Y the liirec-a-5 which are s--s
ed 10 each Pot or Box.
SICK Hendaches and Want Of Appel-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
NOTICE TO INVALIDS.


F-Over Three Hundred Thoussad Dollars are paid
70 swindling quacks annually. In New England
alone, which IS worse than thrown away This comes
from trusting t. the false and deceptive advertise
ments Of men calling themselves Doctors, having
no medical education, and whose only recommended
ton Is what they say Of themselves. Advertising
physicians, In nine cases out Of ten imp0stors
The only safe way therefore 20 20 g. some ocular
praetcing physicani OF II you prefer oue who ma es
your dlsea speciality, be that be is J,lysi-
clan, and not pretender, or you will have. lesson
oregretit.-Dr MATrsOS Is the only regular plysi-
can in Providence, Il not In New England who ad-
Vertises treating Speel.l Al'lifs and he gives IN
doubted tesfi1oaialS from eminent physicians
surgeons snd citizens Of this and other states hch
no other advert sing physician can do. and thout
which, no stranger can be entitled 70 confidence
Enclose one stamp for postage and send flr them
with pamphlet on Special Dss1ses and Dis~ass, or
Women, sent Tree DR.. NJ IL a regularly educated
physician Of twenty years experience ten in an ex-
tenslre general practice. until declining health
compelled him 70 relinquish that and adopt an oce
practice, treatinr all the various ailments and dift
eulties resulting from imprudence and ooutagon In
DO sexes married or single. giving them his trloi1
attention. Persons, therefore, having any import
ant OF difficult case in his speciality, will do we'll 10
sonsult r. 81 before going elsewhere. All bushes.
entrusted to his care will be faithfully and honor
ably attended 70, and PERFECT ,1fisfacfso- guar
antied ~ Advice at Office free, by letter ~ write
Y ur address plainly. and direct 10 Lcck Box No.
AA; mot % Providence Post Ofice or to Or.
MATTISON,
No. rs UNION ST. pROVInECrr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

KERnSENE OIL,
PARLOR MATCHE,

SVPERIoR 70 any other.
- For sale BY LOUIS FOLLETI
VI arch Is.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
A VICTORY IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

CINCINNATI, MAY ia special despatch to the Com
mercia dated Gauley Bridge Virginia. May 18th, says:
"A courier arrived this morning direct from Gen.
Crooks command He has fought three battles New
BERN (Va with the forces under Generals Morgan, Sam
jones' and A. Jenkins gaining complete victory over the
enemy The rebels lost six hundred in killed and wound
ed and three hundred prisoners. Gen. A. jenkins fell
into hands and is mortslly wounded Our loss was
four hundred in killed and wounded The large railroad
bridge over New river at Newborn, with several miles Of
the track has been completely destroyed by our forces
Cen Crook was at Newbern on the 18th.