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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.


TAG NEW-YoRS TRBUvs. iist issued Aprl D.
Isii, has to-day larger aggregate ereul.uol TIM
any other newspaper Published in -Americ4 70 o..
belie,e) IN the world. Compelled year si--. .
increase the price Gifts several Issues. OF 81 ..
the pecuni.ry ruin Of it proprietors from tIs---
magnitude II its oirculst,1n, 1t has pr5rs %. ...
psrted With some patrons b. whom i.' ra-t--....
ebeapness was controlling recomnsa f...r..-.
others have taken their places, aud i-lisl.4.
than Two Hundred thousand sG'scri' s-.s-l -...
ar purohassrs-and excess q at least Fa,s lt..
and over those Of any rival. And tlis l1r-.e
ted currency IL has achieved oy yer, Been. en-.
diiurcs in proeurias early ald agtAslu.
genoe By TIE fssriess expression OF c,-r.-
the free employ ment o. ability and .n-u-.-. -
ever IL might contribute o excellence r- al.
par ment Of our enterprise. aud - u1,as..
deity to the dictates o. Justice. Ualllt.
Freedom
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ambitions 90 that adjustment implicitly t.r-
awfully IN 4l-l.-.ts. lonrliu- u t--.- v.--
md patriotism. anxious % aid Them e. tae a'-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

OF the whole number of men held to ser
vice under the first draft about one-seven,h
served in person, two-sevenths served BY sub
stitute. and four-sevenths paid the communal
tion money.
A sufficient number Of men forthe second
battalion companies of the invalid corps
have been received by transfer from active
regiments. The enlistment OF men for this bat
talionfs discontinued. Hereafter, onl; those
osIsble Of performing duty in the frs, battal-
ion companies will be enlisted in the corps
Recruiting officers are instructed to obtain
recruits for the first battalion, and ~ select
oGly men Of good character.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

An oficer Of Gen. Averill's command,
writing to friend, says, the damage infic'-
ed on the rebels in the recent raid could not
be repaired for less than FIVE millions Of dol
lars.
The destruction of tanneries on the route
traversed. he says will prove an irreparahle
loss to them. Immense quantities of leather
were destroyed.
The prisoners lately taken BY Gen. Aver
ills and the other commands will be sent TO
Wheeling. and from there to Camp Chase.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

SINGULAR DEATH OF AN ESeSEER-After
the late severe snow storm at the West, an
engineer Of train upon the Racine and
Missiesippi Railroad, while attempting to
force bis train through huge snow bank,
vas thrown from the cab of the engine into
the bank and buried in the snow some seven
or eight feet- When his disappearance was
discovered search was made and his body re-
covered, but life was extinct lie died from
suGocatien.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

y NV REBEL RAN.-Tnc M,.I, Hand
correspondent OF the Poiadelp ia In mrer,
under date Of the 25d, says
- new iron clad ram, perhaps a third
larger than the Atlanta, made her app,ar-
ance in Cooper river a few days agJ. She
came down past Charleston, with flags iv-
in, rounded Castle Pr ckney. fred salute
OF four guns in broadside and then returned.
She made stately appearance, had good
Proportions, with slipping lines, and was de-
cidrdly the most formidable LOOKING craft
that the enemy have yet exhibited in these
sccursed waters. The query now is, where
Was she built? Is she a new affair, or one
OF their old rams rebuilt? II new, she will
make the fourth iron-clad that ats the
red cross dots for the defence of Charles
ton. Should Admiral Dahlgren remain IN
active another month he may be attacked at
his own anchorage. The Confederate navy
lie positively looking up"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Col. Boyd Of the 18th Penn. cavalry. cap
tured Hugh Logan, a citizen Of Lettersburg,
Pa, but engaged in the service of the enemy.
L,gan is noted as a daring rebel scout.
He pilo,ed Lee through the State of Pennsyl-
vania when he made his last invasion of the
Northern States.
1t is alleged that the prisoner committed
robberies on the citizens Of Pennsylvania
when acting as Lees scout.
Gen. Kelley has decided to turn the pris-
oner over to the civil authorizes of Pennsyl-
vania.
Accordingly he will be sent from Wheel
ing, where he now il, to Governor Curtin.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

SAD DEATH or Two MISSIONARIES TO ruE
FREEDxES.-Rev. Mr.. Van Allen Of Iowa.
and his wife, killed On board steamer Brazil
near DOnaldsonvill, Mississippi river, Dec.
18th, by shots from rebel battery on the
shore, were going South as teachers to freed
men. They were an estimable couple, and
their sad death will be sincerely regretted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

In the last SIX months one-ffth of the
whole population of Panama mas persisted
from smallpox. All the churches and cathe-
drals are now without pastors. The dead
are buried without religious ceremonies, and
Marriages are performed either by the civil
authorities or cOnsuls, or by the chaplains of
the war ships
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

1t is not believed in Washington that So
cretary Chase will issue more legal tenders.
though 1t is stated that both Committees of
Congress have expressed the opinion that it
would have to he done
1t was understood yesterday that he in
tended " call for loan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
Weakness or Debility Induced by Over
Eafiuue

VIII soon disappear by the u-e OF these valuable
Pills, and the Soldier Will quickly acquire addition
uunal strength. Never let The Bowels he either son
fined or unduly scted upon. Il NAV seem strange
that Holloway Pulls should be recommended for
pyscntery and fluI. many persons supposing that
thcy would increase the relaxation This l. great
mistake, fuf these Pills vii correct the live aur
stomach AM thus remove all the acrid humoursfrotn
the sstcu. THIS medicine viii lre tone and vi.suI
o. tie whole organic system however deranEed.
while health and strength follow a. 5 matter %
course- Nothing vii stop the relaxation Of the
Bowels 81 rure as this fAmGs medicine
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

4 refugee from Richmond. a man nf note.
who mas just reached Blltim5re. predicts
that when the crisis comes, JEFF Davis will
cut his throat lie says he knows the arch
traitor well, and that suicide will certainly
be his fate. He says the same of Pickens Of
South Carolina, and some others.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite,
Incidental to SOIdiers

These FEELING which ssffen us usually aria
ron trouble or Annoya DISTRACTED Precipitation
or eating and drinking whatever is unvh0lesome
thus disturbing the heathful seton Of the liver and
stomach These organs must he relieved II you de-
sire 70 he we'll. The Pills taken according 70 the
printed Instructions Will quickly produce healthy
action IN both liver and stomach, and a natural
consequence a clear head and good appetite.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
ON r VI r. Mt

4 IL who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
n or Navy, should take especial care, that they
.e amply supplied with these Pills and Ointment
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailor. have Ne
elected % provide themselves with them. better
present can he sept ther By thelT friends. They
have teen PROVED % he the Soldiers never fai On
friend IN the hour Of need.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Advices from Bermuda state that two
rebel blockade runners have returned to
that port, being unable to break through the
blockade at Wilmington, NC.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
MANUFACTURED By
WILLIAM GRACE,
For Old Vt. Regiments.

GtOo BOUNTY aud PREv Uu for .ccs"i'
GfOZ Vetersn Recruits
SoOo 9FFTss1 - N.y Rs ss5s, < , .1-
CLorHING, Rsfions, &c $500 or r.
Men enii-ting csn ioir . cs'airg' f-fiHry' u
ssg,rg Res.imrnf. Ties cho.es. ,,,,
Apply 10 -. -, VI ,r.ls.9,,stjn, 0 H,sf
Oncs OYER Commercial bank- iii
~Jsx-r,iaxt.z. W. Nov. 4. is-s-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
RUTLAND a BURLINGTON R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing Nov. % lss3, trains viii run ~ + .
OWE
LEAVE BURLINGTON
- An MAIL TRAIS for Boston. Lowell WOrce
ter, Bellows Falls, keene Fitchburgh. Brattl,
boT6, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, tn.
Albany, and New York arrive In Boston Is
q, Troy q NJ; New York 3oPE.
Through 10 Troy and Boston vitiosi Chan
Of Cars.
I 41PNg ExPREss TRAIN Tor Rutland, Troy, Al
hany, New York, Schenectady and the West Ar
rive ~ Troy s 81 ? n, New York BY Hudson Rive
Railroad next morning
10 ~ \, NI6HI E1PREss from Montreal % New
York, srrive In Troy g = ~ New York Is n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

r " Q o o D
I'VE have returned from Market and are now
w opening the richest stock q
ROGERS s BROS. PIATEn GOODS.

I'VE have returned from Market and are now
w opening the richest stock q
ROGERS q BROS. PLATED GOODS.
New STYLES Of Tea Sets, Cn,tors. Fruit. Preserve.
Cake, Gard and other Dishes Spoons Forks La
eS, Pie ant Fish knives, aud most all kinds Of
handsome Plated foods.
JEW ELRN.
Handsome JeVelry in -reat variety. Gold
Watches and Chains lun- and short Neck Chains
and Chatels;ne Chai1s. 4old and silver Thimbles,
scarf and other CENTS Pins and nearly al Goods
in the line Jet Ear Hoops.
CLOCKS.
Round Gilt Clocks for Churches O1ice and Count
Ing House Clocks; Marine Clocks, one and ii hit
day Clocks, Alarm Clocks, a new aud full ass,Irt-
ment.
TnERMO METERs
OF several Size, some that 20 low enough for
Montpelier. Island Pond or powniugville Dairy
Thermometers RaZors, knives. scissors ant Table
Cutlery, brushes, Omhs, Perfamery, soaps &c
Silver Gap, Ladies Pumice soap; Lubins Soap.
and Perfumes windsor Dap. told Pens and PEN
els ant great variety q Fancy Articles. at
BRlNSMAID'S Old stand, Church Street
Dec. -
AIDES and Misses skating b, ots. made Of PEBBLE
L. aft, double soles ami lined with flannel.
Just received at PROUTY's.
I AIDES Steel sha / Halmorals, double sole..
L. A neat article. Just received q,
PRoUTY's.
I AIDES steel Shank Conxre,. Boots. made ~
L. Glove calf double coles.
just received at PROUTys.
IN Bsi'. Syracuse salt At go
DssL 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Orders have been issued by the War De-
partment, postponing the draft until the 18th
Of January
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Will be speedily relieved and edeetuAlly cured hs
using these admirable medicines and by payin-
proper attention the Directions which are attach
ed 70 each Pot or Boz.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
oGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
1883. 1888.
WINTER ARRANGE MENT.
Commencing Monday. Nor. 30th 1858.
rIRsT TRAIN, BOSTON AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS


Leave ordenEburgh st 0s. M Cbreskfs.t at
Malone arriving 81 Rouse, Point at 10 % a. N
Burlin xt0r 30 .. m, Troy erd Albany s,fo P. m
New York 90 a N. White River Junction % p
m Concord 90 D. m, and Boston ~ % p m
~ No change Of cars by this train between Og-
3entou-gh and Boston
SECOND TRAIN, THROUGH MAIL.
Leave Ogdensburgh at u 90 p. n, (dine lsi Ma
lionel arriving at Rouse's Point at D. P m, 81 Al,
han. 90 D. N. (suppsr) Burlington % p. m, snd
Boston early next morning Splsrdid SnsPtsY s@'
run with th. train between Rouses Point and bos-
t0n. This train connects with NJ. G. X. X -
Rouss's Point arriving 81 Montreal @ p. n
RETURNING.
Leave Boston : % u. m, terpressl without chang
Of cars arriving at 0gdensburgh u % night C
meeting with night express train, 6rand Trunk
Railway for all points west, &C.
Leave Boston % a. m, and S o. p. m, and New
York 90 a IN, and o. p IN, arriving atOgdens-
burgh % D m. ne1t day, connecting with o. i.
Railway and Ottawa & Prescott Rlilwsy, FOR ives;
and north . -. o..
Malone Nov, =. lSS2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
IRON TEE SOUTH AyD East TRAINS AEEIvs AZ BUE
LIyGTos As FoLLoWE.

- a 4, AcCONNODsTIoN TRAM from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland ~ Q OrAE
3 Oh ?. A. Passenger Train. leaves New York a. u
90 r. NJ. Troy 10 A. ". Rutland i2t5M
81 IN MAIL TRAIS from Boston. Lowell Worces
ter. Springfield, Hartford, View Haven, Troy. A.
hany and New York. Leaves Boston 81 A
New York % y; Troy u q FN
TICKETS sold f1r Ssraioga Troy. Albany. Ne.
York Schenectady and su principal points on o.
New York Central and Western Rail Roads and II
formation given BY
&c ROWE, No /. American Hotel BIocE
e Pare slEays a. low As BY any other route A.
3ScEzge check through
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
VERMONT CENTRALANDs SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRASG EMENT.
spmsaciHg Dec. II, 1868.

rRAISs SONG ~uUrH AID tA-i.
Leave Burlington at a. ~, i--25 p X, and 8"
MAIL TRAIN lesves st. Adams at s.I5 =. n, rur
llneton s-Oi A. ~ connecting ~ Woke river JuL
ton and Bellows Fails with trains fr b Il l
Worcester, tc., and with vermont Valley kailr.a
for Springfield and New York, arriving in New log
II iO.l5 n.
DAY EXrREss TEAly leave. O..teosturgh AZ 80
N, Montreal at 5.JJ ~, Ruu,s's Point at iOf
A. n, for Boston, TROY and New York.
NIGHT EtPREss Tram leaves Ogdeushurzh 81
IT'D A. ~, Montreal AT o. p. d., Rouseis Point
as P. n. arriving At Boston al ~ A. NJ, Con
iecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire 4 Tor b.,
ton and Worcester and Vermont Failey Raiiroai
'0r Springfield and New Haven, and arriving b.
View York st ] 0JP.E.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at i.e1 a. X, l2.25 ?. \. 42a
DAY E1PRsss TssIS leave. Boston At son
~, White River Junction 81 llj 2. n. Burlin=tn.
t4.15 p. n. for Montreal, Ogiensburgh, Chicas
and the West, making close connections
MAIL Tran leaves B1ston AZ ~ A y, va Low
n, and al I'D n, via Lawrence OF Fitchii urs-
Leaves Springfield At Isl An, Bellows Falls a.
d Is ?. n, for St Juhnsburyi Littleton and Bur.
lnst0n, and 81. Alhsns
ACConNODArI0s TRAIr l-,ves Mortified 81 700
., ~ and Burlington al RS P d, for ;. Aloau.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIs leaves BelloWs Fails a. Iu...
~, receiving passen gers from tie VERNE az a.
.sy r r. leaving New York At us A. ~ and IRON
'heshire r. leaving Boston 40 p n, connectn
81 White River Junction with train leaving Bostn
It $50 ?. Wis Lowell or Lawrence. Leave Whit
River Junction Al 10 p ~, arriving al burnnE-
Ton at 10 A. n. Rou=e's Point at us A. n, Mon
treal at 1000 A. ~. and 0-densburgh 1909 ?. n 90
Both the Mail Trains connect at White River June
ton with PASsumpsc Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached 20 both the Nigh
Express Trains running between kousef Point an
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West orsal
At all the principal stations ,,v,,,,, .
&. lIh.n. Wv "a f5s7
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WE BELIEVE 1T ADVISABLE TO
PROCIRE A PUTNAM WRINGER.


them
WE BELIEVE 1T ADVISABLE TO
PROCIR A PUTNAM WRINGER,
BECAUSE.
lst-The Rolls, being Of Vulcauiret Rubber will
hear hot and cold water, ana will neither break
nor tear 0f buttons.
2ud.-Uur Improved Method Of Fastening the Rub
Der 20 the shan, secured % Us by Letters Patent
Just issuei We believe % be superior % any other
3rd.-The frame being Of iron, thoroughly galvan-
lied. all danger from rust Is removed and the La
hility % shrink, swell split, sc, 30 unavoidable
in wooden machines, is prevented
fth--The Spiral Springs over the Rolls render this
Machine Self-A justng, - that small and large
articles. as well as articles uneven in thickness,
are certain 70 receive uniform pressure.
5th--The patent fastening by which the Machine Il
frightened 10 the tub, we believe % be superior In
simplicity and efficiency, o. anything vel offered.
6th.-It will wiring thoroughly anything from a
single thread 20 bed quilt without any slters-
ton whatever.
7th.-No thumb-screws Or complicated fastenings q
wear out OF get out OF order IL can be fastened
firmly 20 the tue IN a single second.
We have thus presented our views We ask no
one % accept or adopt them thout proving their
CORRECTNESS To those who doubt, II such there BE,
we say
TEST the PUTNAM HRfNGER
Test Il thoroughly test 10 with any, all others
ia every pUss bic manner and decide for yourselves
Take one, Try 70 washing-day, aud II entirely
satisfactory, return Il.
A GENTS WANTED Reliable and energetic men
~ literally dealt with.
For terms, and method Of sale, address
u Plat St, New York,
For sale BY MATHEWS 8 kANTER,
Oct 2nth daw3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

DR. Swtrrs lNraLLiHLE Li>wENr. a, an external
remedy De without rival and viii alleviate pam
M.fe -uteiLl than Aul other preparation EHr all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders u i- truIt iun.-
hHlc, ana as punitive f.r sores Wounds. ~nralns
Bruises, dc., %. soothing het.in. and powerful.
sirru tIeuin- properties, excite lIg Just s.r1-ra u
astlai,hnelt oi al UHa have ever given 10 trial
over one thousand certificate % reullrsac cures.
performed uJ t within the last two Year,, attest Do,
luct
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HOLIDAY -
II X T. - T. y II =
A large and fine assortment OF
EnNEECTInNE M Ar ErNr.s

CAKES, COCO-4-B-fLLS, .MaCC.f-
ROOMS. &c. &c.
Also, a large and beautiful selection OF TOYS
Of all kinds, from $40 Dol 10 a Tlo-osnf Ehi.fls
A FINE ASSORTMENT or GAMES.
A fine variety OF Cake Trimming.
Please give oill and see for you selves
BAH orders promptly attended to.
W. J. CAM pBELL
Baker and COnfectioner
Bank Street. Darlington, vt
Dss. 10Th. dswsu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

A correspondent of the Baltimore Amen
con writes as follows of Morris Island, Dec
"a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

ENNEDY's
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
TUE attention Of the public is called to this most
excellent q al Liniments as a perfect and
speedy cure for s the aches and pains that flesh is
hei- 20.
RHEUMATISM
l. caused by staEnation Of the fluids arising from
checked preparations cured by few bottles Of
heunelys Rheumatic Eminent.
SPRAINS
Are caused by an over-extensiou and sudden re-
action u the muscles cured by few bottles Of
Kennedy Rheumatic Internationally good for
man and beast.
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all plain, is caused bv an inflammation
Of the nerves-!s instantly cured by Few spplica
tons 81 kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
PLEURIsY
Is an Inflammation Of the lining Of the ribs-is
cured by few bottles q hennedys Rheumatic
Luiment
Are caused by a sudden pressure Of the flesh and
smashing Of the tssucs-is instantly relieved b.
Kennedy Rheumatic Eminent.
CRANIP
Is a contraction o. the muscles caused by a sudden
stoppase Of the nervuu, uud, which prevents ami
mai life having free flows cured bv few sppIi-
cations Of kennsdy's Rheumatic Linimeut
BILIOUS collie
j. caused y neuralgia 70 the stomach ant bowels
take teaspooniul % Kennedy Rheumafic Lin
iment IN warm water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND RoARSENESSS
Are caused by unnatural dryness OF the glands
wet piece q flannel with kcnnedy's Rheumatic
Liniment, apply II on going 70 led, and you will be
well in the morning
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES
Is caused BY pressure from iusensible perspfrston
is cured by isN applications Of Kennel : Rheu-
matte Liniment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each
bottle.
FOR An LIBERATED sORETHROAT,
You viii axe one teaspoonful Of the Eminent and
four teaspOonfuls Of water. Gargle the throat twice
day In few days il will be we'll This one tea
spoonful will be worth a dollar 10 yoI.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tonsils and nal
ate with dry. hacking cough. will df ute the Lin
iment with four OF 1--WE times its hulk Of wster
gargie the throat, and swallow the moisture ThIs
ususr fGiLs.
II Il good for TOOTHscHE, EARAcuE, SwElLEp
FACE and lNFLANA1.0S Of every Kind. Every fam
lily should have full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DiNALD KENNEDY Fox-
bury, Mass. Price 81 cents. Sold by
Sept. 25--d4F6m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

CT CkS.
FRESH LOT Of Fine Clocks from the best
A makers just received At No. Bank Flock.
"a BRINSMAID HILDRETH
o.. =.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

A REWARD Of ten dollars Is 10y and the rea.oua
IA BILE expense incurred, will he paid 70 any per
son for the apprehension and delivery OF deserte-
at the Headquarters Of the nearest Provost Marshal
ROLLA GLEASON
Capt and Provost Marshal. Third District.
Burlington. Ang. y. DAFT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

wINTER ARRANGENENI
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the Withdrawal u thu steamers United States a.
canals from the Line.
THE STEAMER