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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14
NRv YORK Dec. 9TH.

The Heraids Nashville Tenn. dispatch of
the 9th says deserters from Forests and
Wheeler's forces are forming into guerrilla
bands.
rhe portion Of Hoods Army which crossed
the Chattahoochie attacked our forces at
Big Shanty on the 5th and were routed alter
tearing up portion ST the track
Tne rebel Gen. ESell Is said to be in com
mand of the delences OF Richmond. Lee
has gone back to PeJersburgh-
The Richmond papers acknowledge the
steady advance of the Union Armies on both
sides of the James River, They discuss
Gen. Grants movements with grea; anxiety.
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NV YoRk. Oct. 10.


Tie Worlds 10Th corps c'resp'u
gives the following account Ol tr-aE'- Hp
Grafton
The point selected by the rebels Co SO es
was held hy Two huziIes U. cavalry an r-
Colonies West and Spear. W acu lr-t -y,'
the rebels were coming aerOs- tle coGatrs
from Charles city road moving l1r tHe iI-nt
dank. Col West rad barely eot mt
position To meet them wien 10 uy.rwlelui-
iug numbers tury dashed upon 81 Is and Col.
orears command Our men fired steadily but
could not stay the rushiag nasses. T.
avoid wholesale capture the retreat WIS IL
uyilanlc ana tacy moved un Ju the Dzr'yt'wn
road. Suddenly tucy were checked here rs
the rebels bad iauked spear sud hdd poses
sion of the line OF reueat they therefore c-t
across the country 10, AN WI. aua let
L. ; Batteries following. sOsu { forward
piece mired bl0csu- tue nm Under ei-
guns in ali and tn.y wen caft,trd. ilHI"S
driven tire cavalry al- Tc-',ls ,liuea
their attention 80 ue i"-nt } anu
moved on the fiuk ut To, cons
held bv TIE inTl, le firs.,
OF Terry : divisIou. 'srsa al. .' a..e i-se-
pared fag an attack. T., ,t.I- -m. aawn
with all confidence ui t.. rl
Brigade susiain' l. 80
Armed Win repeating d a---
ly records IA tie r,.-. ace ro,ls
moved steadily iorYs-Id, --,.. ..ll.i-- Ell, .urcr
the position; but Tie 4uwaseri.l-, Vo-eafI- IRE
arm more than eqlElizcd e ltlr. On
ward they pusho1 al wIl.Au 100 Iuces If
our death dealers. Al lst .nrr waFercd
and finally ia Rie uoui .l4- u-n lt,
ordered p-i-,it lcf "H .' uf ai
dark o. l.ss n-r ...v.. -a..i. '- ,lr -t-
bels sufieIed horribly. P.i-Jue-s sepllt Gen.
Gregg killed.
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relieving the untold suierinss Of hundred ".
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health, strength and happiness one large
bottle lasts a month. Price 30. THESE
-FOUR GREET REMEDIES as now prepare.
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be refunded 81 BEN ARE or IMITATION,
And especially those worthless n0s-ruus l.' BE-
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p The genuine is prepared only .t --
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FisTrLA LACHRYsALIs-A wonderful cure per
formed by Dr. Il. \. Oaks having come under our
notice we feel the greatestest confidence 10 RECON-
Needing his superior treatment % such a. may be
afflicted with diseases Of the eye This cure was
performed after the case had been pronounced by
eminent phy sicals iucuranle and the eve entirely
DESTROYED and life despaired Of The eye is a,
we'll healthy and brilliant - ever, and no one can
discern the difference u is really wonderful cure
and would grace any q our medical records s."
Succes- o. Dr 0aEs and his superior treatment
which Is entirely new
Utica MAJ 2lst, l-6l.
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The Trijlne's Washington disp1tch say,
Hon. W F. kellogg who saws eur forces
have gathered an immense ampuut IS grilu-
forage and supplies Of every kind for man
and beast
All reports Of Union disasters are all an
founded. There are no signs Of the rebels
between the gaps Of the Blue Ridge ami
headquarters. TIE gaps are held hy rc7ei
cavalry and it Is stated that Early mas gone
to Richmond with the remainder OF BIDS force
leaving his cavalry TO dispute our advance
RumOrs are rte that >ts >tu..u Is 3D.
leave the cabinet.
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The Hsrald's Martinsburgh correspondent
of the 10th says
twas reported there that Ilampionis le-
zion had DESTROYED the bridge over Stony
Greek at Edinburgh Richmond papers OF
the I'd and 4th INST clam that Earl! holds
sheridan in check, and Early IN dispatch
to tbs citizens Of Lynohbur.h says If they
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14

NEN lu--. t.-- r.
Gen. Echols. commanding The teari forces
in South Hampton, Va cl4iu- q victory .H
the p inst. over the Onion Forces unacr
Burbridge, at Saltyille. E-ho.s Says Har-
bridge left MS killed and wounded behind.
Among them were Brigadi,r beucral ami "a
= od many officers. Tie Union force uuu.-
bered 5000, among whom were several Hl-
gro regiments, which were badly cuJ up.
He saws his forces on the 81 were IL lot Fur-
suit.
The Richmond Wig Of the jth SAYS I'M
hoden. who has been i'll for some weeks as re-
ported TO be dead.
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The enemy appeared before Jrfisrs'n Civ.
bat in what numbers, or whether battle
has been fought, has not cen learned ~
headquarters tonight.
Mai Wilson, Of the 81 NJ. Cavalry, and
six Of his men, captured at Ph1t hnO5. iag-
ing been turned over to- execution 10 tine
notorious guerrilla. Tom HaWy-, i1r tie
alledged killing OF some OF bis mrn 90
Arkansas some zine ago. Gen. Ruse'r1n>
has ordered a rebel iuajor aud -IA 49,
Yates 10 be sent in irons TO Alton prison.
to be kept in solitary confinement uutII tie
fate of Maj Wilson and his men i Sn'"n.
The rebels will receive the Same ir..UHr.f
Wilson and hIs men receive.
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HIGHLY INFO RTANT.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ.
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KNOW OF Size Astounding Efficacy
IuE
e. re q
EFE-.TE q F2 Il .EEE ID u!
How ards
Vegetable
CANCER AND CAVEEER
SYRUP,
Sarlqsyrs a. efficacy. and as aeS'lucd 20


AIDE AT 0t1Cr .H0tra rafHcales iH he
treatment Of th0se Diseases for
irtirt IS recommended.
It ia- cured CANCERS after the patients have
Hcel given up Is iucurtule by many physicians
lt has cured lAN hEtl in its worst forms, IN hun
arcl- H. eases.
II has always cured SALT RHEUM when Trial
has h.eu even IL. disease that every one knows
exceedingly troublesome and dimcuit to cure
ERl SIpELAS always yields 70 It's power. 8 many
vino have experienced is benefits do testify.
lr has cured sCRUFULa in hundreds Of cases,
many NJ them % Tie most Aggravated character
l. cures KINGS EVIL.
j. ha- cured many cases OF Sc AID HEAD
TLAURS have been removed ny 4 IN repeated,
instances In which their removal has been pro
4oulcel impossible except hy surgical operation.
ULCERS 0f the most malignant type have been
Ii ha. cured many cases Of NURSING SORE
MOUTH when all other remedies have failed to
benefit
FEVER SORES ofthe worst kind have been cured
-CURVY has been cured by in every case
alf ft bias been used and they are many.
T. removes WHITE on ELLlN6 aith a certainly
r. -1es5iy removes rom -he flce all BLOTC.
IMPLIES &C, which though not very painful
haps. are extremely unpleasant @ have.
Ii las been used ia EVERY KIND OF HUllOR
and never fails TO benefit the patient
NEl RAL1IA.- In it, most distressing forms, has
been cured ~ il when no other remedy could he
ouul - meet the the case
70 has cured JAUNDICE in many severe cases.
10 has proved very eihcacious ia the treatment o
Plies an extremely painful disease.
DYSPEPSIA, which Is otten caused by humor, has
been cured hy it in numerous inst ,nces
H. fEllALE MEAhNESSES, IRl{EOJ LARiTIEes
.na i--sss peculiar L. that sex, il has been found
a most potent remedy
In cii,s 0fGEN -kAL DEBILITY from whatever
cause. tle S,rup can Dec relied upon As a most eli-
cieuf aid.
Itis most certain cure for RlCKETS. dises-,
common 90 children
Us ce.,acg 10 ala Diseases originating d. de-
PRAYED --5-e 90 the Ht. OF other 1uid7 Of the aciA
d. uu-u- passed.
D., .llets upon the system are truly astonishing
ami slIIo-t beyond belief To- one who has not Wit
81 --ed them.
fnis syrup vii as certainly care the diseases for
81. c * is reculnnel led as trial is given It.. end
ric cure will be g. Tutaneut. IL, by it. WONDER
lllls searching power, entirely cradicstc- tie li
l-e from TIE IS .tltu-
rHc afflicted have uuis 20 try IL o. become cuu-
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81. ;-all tlc.- sI,isTiu-s-
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Prepared . Do HOWARD Randolph, Mas.
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5 Stafe street. i.o>t
p-;.fistsrs O. whom at orders hruld he addressed
-.lil ay sli uea .e-s Patent Medicines.
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will turn out and beat of the raiders he will
hold the main force of the Federals where
they are.
The Richmond Examiner of the Atm says
a Union cavalry force was fourteen miles
from Gordonsyille and was marching on that
Mace.
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FRANCIS ROWLAND.
Blindness Of Forty Years standing Cured

l. samuel Steere. of Fly Greek. Otse=o County
DO HEREBY certify that have been totally blind fHr
foRrY YEARs. ami have teen under the Treatment
of the most experienced oculists and surgeons of
New Yors who have prlnout cel my case incura be-
have been under Or. II. \. Oaks treatment Tor
seven seeks have seen him but three times. and
for the first time to-day these many years, Vas enc
anled 70 discover objects clearly twenty rods distant.
can also q read his name on his window shades
which have done In the presence Il witnesses, from
excessive delight al returning vision. when first
-au the Doctor, I was completely pro-trated IN
bodily health. lie has completely restored me, ami
] am very happy % say that ! feel fully twenty
years younger an nearly % years old.
SAMUEL STEERE.
Utica. September 9Th, lS62
WIrSsssE>-J. A. Kidney and Dr. Calvin kinney.
Frankfort. Herkimer County
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NV YoRK. Oct. 6

Steamer North America from New Orleans
sent. 29th has arrived. There was no news
oi Importance since the steamer Of the :. tn
Cotton declining; sales on the 2Sth at ST.
SD. Ire rebels have been completely clear
a. our If the district around MOrganzia.
The Glasgow arrived ircm Mobile on the
2~th and reports all quiet there
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Urea. August d, 1851

Urea. August q, 1874.
DEAR SIR Permit ne, very respectfully, 90 pre-
sent You with this certificate as token u your
wonderful skill ~ physician, and Of your dcport
ment as gentleman
For more than seven years have been afflicted
with sickness Of a nature peculiar 20 females,
cept that was hedrdden for over two sears, and
unable u move without assistance have had nine
different physicians in the last two years, none Of
whom could help Indeed, 20 use their0wn words,
they were completely puzzl ri with my case, and
that all the medicine In the world could not restore
me nor even help me- After much reflection. /
consented 10 try your treatment, / had heard you
so highly spoken Of by those whom you had cured.
realized the truth for ny self that your supe
nor skill was beneficial, and that your treatment
helped me in less than two weeks In four months
was so much improved that even ny friends were
astonished ! continue 20 improve, and now
cheerfuly add this my mite, with hundreds Of 9TH
err whose lives you have saved and rendered happy
May God bless on, DR.. Oaks, in your ennobling
and benefcent mission 70 suffering humanity. !
shall always be happy 70 reply 20 any who may re-
fer 20 me as % your capabilities and skill
I an, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully.
Mrs. Z. GREY.
No. 8, Whitesboro Street, Utica, y. Y.
For references see circulars 70 be had AZ bis rooms
Office hours from A. NJ. until : P. NJ.
sept. &C. daTlv-
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ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

For Ipspuritiss Of the Blood rs-rHg from i-s-,s-
s-ce and rontagior abuse o. Mercury, eaajre E-r
'.srs On "a. SEla; sore Throat, M9utt and N.t. L.,
Vair. Off sores; Sirsiingsi Pans IN tss l11.. az
al . suns Of an lctIrs rt-ulsnf FaHrr % "a,
.v,fsn. Lsy-No remedy ever discover rs. D.. ne
everv form Of constitutional syphilitc " -e-..--
taint is speedily cured, and 10 slo-t time Gid .a-
tiIe poison iscJmpletely eradicate from -ts --..-
and health and strength are permanently restored.
.Sf-It was thfs remedy that cured -eut.el-4- t--
ne south then stoppin az NeWpnrt AMI i.r V...
he presented IT. n with Si5H besides his hi.. a.--
having been under the treatment % the mU-- su--
eut physicians in Baltimore, thiladelp llt al laz
York for FIVE YEARS Never despair 90 a penn.
nent cure no matter how obstinate our case .s.
been, until YOU have thoroughly tcste- the y.--.a.
Of this potent Alternative - one ARE l--'- se.
- -. { -.r- /.
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Richmond papers of Friday have the FOL

hlcnIuUll aFtIs Ut 13.--J
lowing
IAN the Cadets Of the VS.. Military In
stitute. over l.. are called into the reserve
force. Those under II are requested TO
tender their services" It is said that the
Union forces have burned the bridge over
the Rapidan and are advancing on Gorions-
virle. Trains from Richmond are sand u
be running 70 within mile and bali OF
Stanton. va.
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DIUkETIC COMPOUND.

Fo, n, .s.ei4l Di,.ass, Of the Urinary Greqp- 20.
.I,ing from. inBruisncs AID e0HtIgiou. - Ta- new
rernedv contains neither bslsam Copaiya, Spirit.
Nitre, Cubebs. Turpentine Or any other ns1seol-
10 me taste and smell cooling, cleansing a1i heal
in. In it, operation. speedily alaying al lea. a1-
irritation in the urinary passage. You, tieret -a
yxbo have been taking BG's1ua CopgiuG either Ia ..r
sules or mi xfures for months until sick and d.
your breath and clothes are hlet With its vile r..
throw avay the disgusting mixtures, and send f- a
h,ttle Of this Nelr Rsusty. which Will rr-a
you at once and also cleanse the . stem from rto
Injurious effects Of the mixtures sou ht-s
been taxing 30 long Chr0uie cases that have ressf
All kinds of treatment for months and er- ears +.
,r7 cT. 1,sssfilfsiy. Try IT, and If not a. retrs
sented tks ul0nsB NIL Be rsfHHls4- One bottle gen
orally zuf-fcient Price e. sent ry express
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a. kidney and DR.. Calvin kinney.
tuEflrt Uerkimer County.
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1864. LAKE CHAMPLAIN 1864
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. May 18th. q.
RTHS FREE.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION CO.
GOING NORTH:

nay LiSs. } Leave whitehall Daily, Sun
Fr5rs WsfeaaH day excepted at 1919 A. NJ,
1880 A. VI. y upon arrival Of the Cars from
Troy. Albany and Buffalo reaching Burlington At
SIS 2. NJ, ant Rouse. Point at 80 P. NJ, making
direct connection with the Cars io- OEdenshurgh
the same evening arr wing AZ Montreal AZ 90 - P.
81
NcHr Ling. Leave whitehall Daily, fSatur-
$50 p VI. days ami sundays eIcepted) at
$40 ~. upon lrriv al 81 the trains from New York
and Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge the same tsv.
reaching Burlington AT 3 - A. NJ. and Plsttshurgh
at 5yH A. VI .-connectin At each place With Ira rs
arriving at Montreal AZ ~ A. ~, and OSdensturg
noon.
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NEw 1oRK. Oct. e
% to-day at 1875.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9th
g. iladciphiA Inquirer bar the follow
TX ... Washington | learn from a rebel
-.. gho lcts Col,ton's brigade a week
-i.-.. Lee Acknowledged Lis position to
..... . lie has! fortified Danyille at all
pr..-. az recently fortified number of
i.s tue route, and recently sent heavy
-.f.. liner
80 ia Richmond have gwen out.
Dt.. ieuity is experienced in supplying
,.,a meal nations % the soldiers. JEFF.
d.. - -sd Ii- cabinet have gone To south
,. 81 iat ucw-l ger, except ;Hc
ltLi -. h,iu. removed nom Richmond.
..4 , well Aalvu .aJ all Use Government
a. I.- aav. Hreu removed t. Dan'ill,
l. lee hs-s Of aVplies-
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~" l.-A' V'-' d.
lt XIII 20
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81, ll-- VIVID '-- .-
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no'esr- ". e r.. N' @
and --.. " - 81 ..-.t ----. -
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......-t.- -... PETER. Arr.-
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~ i Sale tll twa f.u-.s -n- L.t. corner o
i Caampl1in a.t Hauk street., Dun by
Itrle ana ve-ul--d ty b. D. s-u-5as. ior term
and particulars apl5 9"
AMASA LREW,
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81. LOUIS, Mo-. Ott- .
An Eil dispatch from Jefferson City
~-.t,s ai tie advance OF Price from the
O-aee river 10 MOreau Greek, ten miles from
j. Hrrs.u city. on the 9TH. was spiritedly
olDt,~uJ 6v our cauily. 4 con,id-
sra1Ir rlmher Of The enemy were
ki.IrianI wounded. On tle morning oi the
Is a..r.h.i- drew mp in line OF battle Dee
lore Gag works. but after beng we'll peppered
hy our batteries moved of towards rhe West
I.rt were followed by our forces six miles
rr,riv ny sharp punishment. a detachment
o He 6-r No. militia attacked a company
.i 500 rebels uudcr Hildohrut az Iy-er's
Mills. and killed thirty-oue.
ST. JoHNs. y. F., Oct 10.
TIE blockade runner Charlotte, from Cork.
2gth, passed Cape Race saturday aiteu Doe
Steamship Scotia arr.yedat Queenstown on e
3Uth.- Tie reaei loan declined >ix ana a hall
per cent 40 reception Of the news of Early =
defeat III tho Shenandoah valley
The London stock market was very heavy.
The Bius ol England WAS purchasing gold
Mons. ws- dear end there was o. general dis
Trust. Several failures were aNuE place
eun..n- heavy ..--o, 20 cotton and produce
trad.
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We take pleasure in recording another wonderful
re by Dr oaks A young man who is employed
4 clerk in the establishment u l. wilkins, E-q-.
coniectioncr Sc. No. g Bleecser Street Utica,
cured q total blindness arising from Amaur Jsis. He
now a. well and can see perfectly a. at any
period Of his life
Itlca. August l-fl.
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4 7 T T. y TfO y

GIVE T POTATOES, Onions, Hubbard Squashe
= ui q --reat May other III nes 10 be had at
r. !. PERSONS.
sept .; 1854.
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HEADQrARrERrs QfPARrvEsTsoF

HE,DQusRTERrs pFPARTNENTs oF
VIRGINIA AND NORM CABoNA.
Oct. 7-l0.l5 A. ~
To MAJ Gcn. BWier,
have repulsei the at ack % the enemy
on our right flank with great Slaughter. TIE
troops seem to be FItid'-Hni Pirsrtt- div
isions. send YOU batch Of prisoners. ]
am extending my right daus. ta. enemy
seem to be entrcnching ou uc parHy-HNn
road.
(Signed) d ?. bLtNL1, ..
Maitr General
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cERrLEIc4rEs ens REFERENcES

MILFORD, OrsEGo Co, y. Y, May IN, i-t4.
This is 70 certify that ! have been s!ek with
Catarrhal Bronchitis for years. Last March j
was induced 70 ny DR.. Oak- Treatment, which re-
lieved me IN ten minutes. ! used o. cough ha.i the
% mt. and raise on an average a. much a. large
tea cup full Of viscid phle-m. My sleep va -9 ven
much disturbed. that would awake with burning
fever snd Precipitation. AFTER using the Doctors
medicine one month gained In flesh TO pounds At
ne end Of two months weighed - pounds more
than 10 March previous. sly cough lett ne IN two
seeks The Eight swe4ts ceased u ~ 3 nights
My fever left me. NJ appetite and sleep returned.
and can truy say that have been a. twere raised
rom the dead % newuess o. life and this with but
FRANCIS ROWLAND.
JOHN ". SMITH
For references I cheerfully refer 90
DOOR RUSSELL, Bank COoperstoWn-
JOHN F. SCuTT,
GEO. K. WORTHINGTON,
Worth u-tuu sank
CHAS. ". SMITH. Otsego Bank
hereby certify o. the veracity Of the above.
Betsy SMITH. Milford. Otseso Co., y. !.
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KEEP 1T BEFoRETmEPEoPLE

TIE very est Brand Of Spring and VinterWA
4 Flour At the lowest cash price can he found
~ e. T. HART'S
july 10. No. !. Bank Block.
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NEW YoEk, Oct S.
Gold is quoted at l91.
Nav YORK, Oct. d..
The Heraid's Washington despatch says
intelligence has been received t4H uen-
Sheridan has won another victory over
Lonsstreet, successor OF Early bat DO
datails have yet been received
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SUGARS. MOLASSES and Syr from the cheap
= est O. the best, for sale al a very low d-ure.
At No. UNION BLOOk-
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VERMONT CENTRA AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing October lOth, 1861.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AsO EAST.

Trains GOING SOUTH AVID EAST.
Leave Burlington at rs A. NJ, l2.Is P. NJ and
s.O5 ?. NJ
lington - A. ~, connecting at White River une-
ton and Bellows Falls with trains for stUn' Nor
cester. springfield and New lorA, arriving Al NeN
AOrs a. t1 IS p. VI 81,
R1use's Point al a A. NJ, for Burlington sara
taza Troy and New York VIA the Lake.
ray Express leaves Ogdensnur-h at 80 = M.'
Montreal al 500 A. NJ, houses Point AT ll4o A IL
for Boston. Troy and New ork- -
ii -bt EYDress leaves Ozden. bur-h at d IS A. NJ
Montreal at 3 - +. 81 Rogse's Point p VI arriving
az Boston at so a NJ, connecting al Bellows rails
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and worcester
and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
sc. and arriving in New York at lZ30 P ~
TRAINS GoISG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Darlington at 40 A. ~, l2l5 P. NJ, AS
2. NJ, and 600 P. VI.
Lowell OF Lawrence, at 30 4. ", VIA Fitehhurs
Leave Springfield at : 80 A. ", Bellows Falls AZ
n IS A 81 for Passumpsic Road, Burlington, Mon
treal. O--eusburg, Chicago and the West, making
wefI Train leaves Boston at CODA. VI. viz Lowell,
White River function 90 s. P. ~, for Burlington,
Montreal and o sdeushurs-
AcclurpIdati5n Train leaves Mortified at lO2l
m. Burlington al l2-l5 p. VI for Rouse's Point
Ni-ht Express leaves Bellows Pals al 1000 P NJ
rece wing passengers from Vermont valley X X
leaving New Nors at l2-l5 P. VI, and from leshire
r r. leaving Boston at SD r. 81 connecting ~
'-e River Junction with train leaving Boston at
5 80 D. NJ. for Burlington, Rouse. Point. Montreal
ana 0eiensourg The Mail Train south and TX
press Train North connect with Passumpsie Road
SleeuiuE cars are attached 10 both tue Night TX
pres. trains running between kouse's Point and
Boston. and R0use's Point and Sfrin-t
Through Tickets Tor Chica. and the West tor sale
at the principal stations MERRILL supt
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14
NEW BOOKS.
VERMONT HAMS.

A FEW choice Vermont Hams and Shoulders this
n day received and for sale at
NO. UNION BLOCK.
Aug. 5th. lS6;