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IFrom the Montreal Transcript. !

The LATE AMERICAN Consul GENERAL
meeting OF the friends Of the late Mr. Gid
dings, was held at the Mechanics Hall. on
Monday afternoon, 9TH inst, His Worship
the Mayor in the chair. The following res
olution were proposed and adopted.
Moved by the Rev Mr. Cordner, seconded
by the Rev. Henry Wilkes
THAT in view Of the sudden decease in our
midst of the Hon. Joshua Z. Giddings, United
States Consul General for British North Ameri-
ca,and the necessary removal of his remains to
the home of his family in Ohio, before his friends
and the public of Montreal could offer any testi-
mony Of Prospect to his memory, We desire through
this meeting to express our high regard for his
admirable qualities Of character and our appre-
citation Of his great services in the cause Of human
rights by his active and consistent opposition to
slavery throughout lengthered public career. -
Moved by \. NJ. Delisle, Esq, seconded by
W Workman, Esq:
" That We very respectfully tender to his Wild
ow and family our profound sympathy, in this
hour Of their bereavement and trial, and assure
them Of the atfectionate regard in which the
memory Of Mr.. Giddings is held by his many
friends in this city
Moved by J. J. Day, Esq, seconded by
Rev j. B. Bonar
" That in the discharge of his sriuous duties
as United States Consul General, his whole course
of conduct was marked by a sincere desire TO Sc
cure tie utmost harmony between Canada and
the United States, and that in his personal in
tercourse with our citizens he gained for himself
many friends, who deeply deplore his loss, and
sympathize with his family in their sad bereave-
ment; and that as a mark Of respect for his
memory, the copy Of these resolutions be trans
mitted TO them.
\ vote Of thanks to the Mayor, for his
conduct in the matter, was then proposed by
". Workman, Esq seconded by Ira Gould,
Esq, and carried unanimously.
On the 3lst Of May, the New England So
ciety Of Montreal, adopted resolutions of
similar import to those above quoted.
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The military relations between Generals
Grant and Meade are not entirely understood
by the public. Notwithstanding the care
which the Northumberland takes in his
dispatches to show that Gen Meade is the
commanding officer Of the Army of the Pc
tomac, and has direction of its movements,
the press and the people seem to forget this
tnct- The truth Is, Gen. Meade Is Just as
truly the commander OF the Army of the
Potomac, as Gen. Sherman of the Army
operating in Georgia, and that both these
officers are equally under command of Gen.
Grant. His presence with the former Army
naturally leads to his assuming more direct
and personal supervision of affairs in Vir-
gina than he is able to do of the co-opera-
tive movement Of Gen. Sherman in Georgia.
We may also say that the orders of Gen. Grant
to Gen. Meade'are of the most general char
acter, the manner Of executing them being
left TO the sound Judgment and fine soldierly
skill of the actual commander of the Army
Of the Potomac.-Army and Nary Journal.
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News of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
NrU XnpY lima o

The Times despatch, dated Monday, Gays:
The direction and disposition of our lines
have been materially changed since Fridays
fight, at many places, and especially in front
of the 9th and 18th Corps. Our line is well
fortified; but at other points we are subject
to a calling enhlading fire, against which 1t
is almost impossible to iortify.
Detailed accounts by correspondents with
Grants army, show that our forces are busily
engaged in entrenching, diminishing and
sharp-shooting. Both armies evidently hold
positions of great strength, which will be
overcome by some strategetic movement not
yet publicly developed
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WAR DFPARTNTNT.


W AsHINGTON, June III y. VI.
To Ma. Gen. DIR
Owing to the break in the telegrap
line no dispatches were received yesterday
from the Army Of the Potomac.
A despatch has arrived this morning with
dates to P NJ. yesterday. There was no
firing On Wednesday except by pockets. Ar
rangement has been perfected by which the
killed and wounded are gathered in.
There were no movements yesterday. A
deserter who came into our lines reports that
Gen. Hunters victory near Staunton was
much more complete than the Richmond pa
pers reported. He says Hunter took 20
cannon, many prisoners and large quantity
OF stores.
The defeated force was recently a part of
breckenridge command. Gen. Hunter 5
report has not yet been received.
+. VI. STANTON,
See. of War.
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oGueNsBrRcH 10 THE WEST:
S1aacu transportation Company.
Tea..g through D1iig Line 5eiieeea
g g q en- jurgh, Chicago.
O--s 80 le 70 through, .-.'.1tf change ef Boa

O..s 80 r.l.9ayt, l-.t.1rf change ef Boat
-l'.l- a.U .l.ra aud Reliable Crmps ry, win
4 r.. present season. nun tleir llc 90
E...r Glass ...r CaH-u rlEAllEi,c DAILY, Dee
rH..r Ds.lr.a, sc Dzf--rlr-s. C.s re-
.Hf i-.r.t. -i-ie N''rl-sst, and inter
Ports
L.a...- o-ieust ursh, on arrival Of Ersrs'' Tran
Pl.-rr-er. and Families moving West can EN-
bark with rlar Lu--1-a. iesl-. y ck, &c, az"
a.. f.-efiIers .f.gt .I-f -..lcl nr Trans. ipneut
Do t.irr no no '0-trtt 0r. thus avoliiu. thc great
.r-.uroHIeare nf tle mauy changes, delays ami c1-
.I other gte-. These Steamers have
lf-. Dos ana state 10 I1--- amply aui neatlt
.I.H' -t.I fr FrsT Class pAs>ENstRs, AMI oee-
au. B.. il- vit. cook stoves and comfortable ac-
n4. ll..a- Or Passengers and families. who
wish g.. Furnish tlalr own PROVISIONS. No el.r. p
Will He spared o. maintain the reputation of rms.
a- t.e a. CHEAPEST AID BEST ROUTE.
rl.r.u-l rci uiltir-. retttiug- repairing and
-0rlru.- iu-. with several new boats si4ei O. the
.. make tl- Do. v the most .uilrtible pleasant
u'cll arl elIclitilas route O. the GRE 7
WEST
s,..-. 14i .,. fss s5en, Of tstr I'm 5-fa-s yaa.
ben. ..Hr Ii..tt,
I.r.u-l Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can Hc tanned on application % uEn, " >N1ru,
..e.. corner Fari and Patterson St., opposite
D ... House. u-iIeusHur-h. N J.
~ uue Hundred Pounds of a--ase Free 60
cash Passenger.
r1--a-c Checked through o. ali Points
f.r hr.u-l Ticket. aud Dtl.r iui -uatiou, ap-
DIS O.. e. s. EDDY,
OIc- Steamers Ltnliu-, ,'-ieu- igrEh. y y
aHI. Is. SMITH. Deul Ticket AGENT
90. y uRURY Agent
American Hotel, Burlington
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NFv YoRK limo II

INV UNI OuIIC 10
The Tri6une's correspondent with Gen.
Sherman dating near Dallas June LIST says ::
The enemy in front of the 23d corps yester-
day morning made dash at the line of our
works. They were met with heavy fire
from our men who remained unmoved though
the rebels came up within few PAGES.
They finally fell back in confusion.
This repulse was the most decided and
destructive which the enemy had yet suffered
During last night the enemy assaulted
Fighting Joe Hooker. but were repulsed as
usual with loss.
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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Fupariiss Of the BLOOD resulting from fHPrHf-
enc. md toaf4fq or abuse Of Mercury causing EruT-
tons The Sifai Sore Throat Mouth and N9sf Loss
Of H1f- on Seedlings Pans m f7s B,Hs' GHf
~ other sam, Of acfils UiruisHf pol'1n ~ me
system. y No remedy ever discovered has done
what has been achieved by this. Under It's use
every form constitutional syphilitic OF mercuriai
taiuf is speedily cured and Ia a short time the sub
tile poison completely eradcated from the - stem,
and health and strength are permanently restored.
n 10 was tuis remedy that cured gentleman from
he south tlea Stopping a Newport, aud for which
he presented Dr. u with $3.50 besides his bill, after
having been under the treatment of the most cmiu-
emf phy sic.tns 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia ard Sew
AHra, Tor fIIE YEARS Never despair Of per-
t.et cure. DID matter how obstinate your case has
been. until uu have thoroughly tested the virtues
Oi tl- concentrated and potent Alternative. - One
lars. bottle lasts month Price SO; half SIZE 3 3D.
Sent hy Express IN a sealed package, secure from
= ---------- -n rece--t u tAe urco ny mail
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Leave burlington at 4.IQAM s55, AN, as Pm,
5uf pm.
Day EEprc's Tram leaves Boston at SOFA White
River Junction At 30 ? v, burlington at AS P ~
for ltreal, osdenshurgt, Chicago and the West,
making ell So connections.
MsH Tram leaves Boston at 100 ~ via Lowell
ami 40 I'D A N, via Lawrence or Fitchburg-Leaves
opriu-he At 80 AN Bellows Falls al u ~ ~ for
ST JuhusuuTy, burlington, Montreal and Ogdeus-
burlh.
.io1n17t9fafioH Tram leaves NOrthheld at a. A
N, ana burlington az s ~ a N, for louse's Point
Atghf ErIrsss Tram leaves Bellows Fails at 1000
M receiving passengers from the Vermont Valley
Railroad leaving New YORK at l2.l5 p " and from
thesAire Rair, al leaving Boston SD ", connect
IN az huitc River Junction with a train leaving
Boston az 80 2 -, arriving at Burlington at ) 10 A
81, kousg's Point at 705 A N, Montreal At rs AN
ahd % -icn,huTgh 1910 ". Both the Mail Trains
connect az White River Junction with Passumpsc
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached To both the Ni-ht EN-
pres Trains running between R0use's Point and
Through Tickets for chicago and the West for sale
40 I'D the priuci pal stations
81. Adams. June g. l,6i.
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FoRrREss MoysossJune I

About $50 officers and men of the ID y. II.
regiment, arrived here yesterday from White
House, en- route home. Only three original
officers remain-Col. Bailey, Capt. Carr and
Capt. Patterson.
The propeller Moonlight has arrived from
Newbern. She brings no news
Steamer Warner has arrived from Bermu-
da Hundred, bringing it rebels captured
Thursday inside the rebel works around
Petersburg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-17

Yesterday morning detachment Of our
forces under Gilmore made demonstration
on Petersburg and succeeded in carrying the
enemy's outer carthworks with the loss of
only a few wounded. Several contrahands
escaped and have arrived at Fortress Monroe
While Gen Gilmore was advancing ON Peters
burg Gen. Butler sent a force which succeed
ed in destroying three or four miles of the
Petersburg and Richmond X. r.
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NERVE ENVlGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility. Seminal Mcakne-s, Loss o
Poser Iuu.tsrry' Confusion e Thought loss Of
Memory. Irritable Temper. gloomy Apprehension
Hetr c-.u.ieury and Melancholy, w lcu Iua5 end
600 l0-s 10 Reason. III iA.s new remedy Tor ilit
f.iIr.. t-a.l .f ucutII and physical evils ar.-.r-
rf.r rcurrcaI excess. and secret ha. It's ol tl-
t.... .- r.nrH. si 81 Tie m 20 atl-.-. strength
e.l- and -HIit'u- medicines o. B. s. Jut l- t--
whole Vegetable hiui "a, forming iu clul-ultl1 10.
t.s l. 80 perfect Aut.dat- los thls obstinate and
la-s- ca-s % ulalaIies ever 20 discovered lr
h-.x H..u sent O. nearly every state in the li 70
relieving tiI- untold slfaTIuEs ~ hundreds WHO
hIre l-rcr seen tho inventor, resilr.u- them G.
lra.Ih. strength and happiness One large bottle
lasts 90 mouth. Price SD hale size 8 3d. THESE
FOUR GEEdT REMEDIES arc the result Of over
rvl- ty ytar- study and practice, and as Lcw pre-
pare. rieF superior % anything else i1r their
respective purposes. am therefore .liuoed o. make
treu au.li, l3r the benefit Of those who otherwise
e.- never avail Themselves q their Fl-tur-- They
are All wlrrartsd as -epresented IN every respect
or r.e pr' will pee refunded - Prepared and sid
.ulg aH i'-. MArIsey 40 his Remedial Institute fHr
special Diseases. No. IS Union street. Providence,
q b.. and sent hy express % all parts ol The caun-
trN 10 closely sealed pa kaye secure from uhserva
ton. IA recent OF die urlCE rT mail
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F-s-. o.. >a..i sHs East Trans wire or 3srIu
taH t..1tr-
VERMONT CENTR ALAND SULLIVAN
EAILEU ADS.
SUMNER 4RRIyGEMENr.
Commenting Jlae 1851, IS6I

Leave Eur-l-..a at.-..5hu. d. SPIN. and $ ne
Pl.
l1ii T-4iH leaves Rouse, Point. AZ so A N, Dur
lu-,Du l--i ~. cuuurctiu- a. White River Junction
ana halluEs Falls witt trains Tor ii.-ton Mlr ester
%. ana with Vermont Valley Railroad Tor spriu-s-
pm.
Burlington Erp-s,s leaves Montreal at 5.t5,u.
hou-c- Point 90 7.f1 a., for Burliu- ton, Sarato-t
To, AND New YORK via tn Lace
Ezf Ergr.ss leaves Ucieus .ur-h At SO u
Montreal NJ 500 A h. Ronsc's Point at Iu.45aM- f5r
boston, Troy and New ltrs.
Nfg'f Erpre.s Tram leaves OEdenshurzh at IL 50
~ Montreal az IS q 81, R0use's Point At ; IS p ~
arriving 10 Bo-tunat fJA n, cunncctin. az Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston anf Wor-
ce-ter ami Vermont VALLEY Railroad for Springfield
Pm
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DESIRABLE PLACE FOR SALE.

lNuR sale, the homestead OF the late judge Foot.
situated az the lead Of gealI Street ia the VII
in-r "i arlington, Vt, clntaining besiies dwell
ius house AMI cut buildings about % acres Of GOOD
land, In village fsnous for its scenery une0al-
Tel elsewhere even IN New England and where al
mgst every location j. desirable for II. fine views
hi. Is one Of the best.
Also iof sale, vera f1s lEildin. lot II abb ut one
i'r'. ~ Sea street. Also, good co-ere.l fap.ilV
cHrna-e, Tor one OF two horses nearly new
For further particulars inquire Of
l. MARSH. Mail ST..
near the College, Burliu.t. n
Detroit. o
March j.. s.,etr
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DIURETIC COMPOUND.

FoI the special Dissa's' Of fhs Urinary OrgaH' 70
suIdng from ilPTufsHee 1Hc c0Htagi0H- ri This new
remedy contains neither Ialsam Copaiva. Spirits Of
Nitre, Cubehs, Turpentne, any other nauseuus
drug but Is an elegant vegetable liquid, pleasant
o. the taste and SMELL cooling. cleansing and heal
in.. IN its operation speedily alayins all heat and
irritation in the urinary passages You, therefore,
who have been taking Bisan C0ptita, either in cap
sules OF mixtures, for months until sick and pale,
your breath and clothes filed with its vile odori
throw away the disgusting mixtures, and send for
bottle Of this Wee Rfmstg, which VIII not only
cure YOU at once but 10 will also cleanse the stem
from the Injurious effects Of the mixtures you have
been taking 50 long. IL il warranted % cure in one
half the time II any other medicine. or the price
rrfY BE- rsflndsd. One bottle often sufficient. Free
sL-LLu .-t.l.. AZ lne time $ sent lN e1l-e..-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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all Others are mere limitations, and should BE
ed. Sold By ali Druggist. 4e- Factory Hss..
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June g Is.
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NEW YORK. June Q.


The steamer Berkshire was burned on Hud-
son River last evening, while en- route from
this city to Hudson. The vessel is total
loss. Forty lives are reported to have been
lost
Steamship Edinburg, from Liverpool has
arrived.
Gold sold to-day at 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-17

The train with, it is supposed, State ord
nance on board from Frankfort dne early
this morning is several hours behind time.
1t is supposed to have been captured. The
telegraph to Frankfort has been interrupted
all the afternoon. Nothing can be ascer-
tanned tonight Our military authorities
think the magnitud, of the guerrilla opera
tions is exaggerated.
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tions for using, and sold at the following uniform
PRICES. Full strength Si1i HALF strength -
Some are cured by the weaker while others may re-
quire the stronger preparations 1.-THE ful strensih
Is always the best n -KEMEMBER-This meai-
cine Is designed expressly for oostnate cases when
all other remedies Of the kind have failed % cure
also that IL IL warranted represented IN every
respect, or the price will he refunded. - BEWARE
or mutations None warranted unless purchased
directly Of Dr. Mattison AT his Remedial Institute
for special diseases No. . Union street, Providence
r l. a Ladies who wish, can remain in the city
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NOTICE TO ENVALIDs.

-{fruser Tsrsf H4nf-sf I'sGsr1st Dollars are -
On swiuilin- Quacks annually lu New England,
Alone ul Cd Is worse than thrown awas- This comes
.ram trusting Q. the false l-l deceptive advertise
melts Cd. men calling t.rla-elvss huctlrs. having
1o meilal education, and whose only .ulncu da-
zion is what they say uf thems5lsss- Advert $ ~
lhy sicisl- il nine eases out oi Ten, impust
The unly -aie Way therefore s O. 20 o. me regular
practciuS physician OF 10 YOU prefer one WHO ma IS
your di~i.e speciality. De sure that DE IS rly--
sian, AMI not pretcuaer, ~ You VIII have reason
90 re- -ret DR. NArrsoN Is the only regular plys-
.ian 10 Providence Il not 10 New England who adj
vertses treating Sps-i1l Ws'iis, and De gives
i8Hbfsf fssftg1Hilis from eminent physicians,
surgeons, and citizens Of this and other States hch
other advert sing physician can 90, and " tlHut
which, no stranger can be entitled e. confidence.
Enclose one stamp flr postage and send f'r them,
with pamphlet on Special Diseases and Disease Of
Hon1eu, sent tree Or. VI. is rr-u arlv educated
phy sican 90 twenty years experience ten IN e0
trrsive general practice until declining he alth
compelled him O. reiinquish that and adopt an Office
practice, treating all the various ailments and din
'uties resulting from tmprudeuce and coufa-iol in
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MONEY BELTS,

THERMOMETERS, Steel and Jet Belt CLASPS.
l. Gold Buckles and Pins for Belts Side aud Back
COMING with white balls on them Green Spectaces
and Goggles, and largs assortment It steel Rui-
Der, Silver, Gold and Plated Bowed Spectacle and
Nose Glasses Glasses fitted At
J. E. BRINSAAID'S Old Stand
RED Ia' Church Street
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Weakness or Debility Induced by Over
E.arinn.n

VIII soon disappear BY the use o. these valuable
Pulls, and the Soldier viii quickly acquire addition
lined unduly acted upon. Il may seem strzp-e
that Iioll0wsy's Pills should he recommended RI
pyscn.ery ard fluN, many persons supposin. thar
they would increase the relaxation Tits Is .-reat
usisahc- for these Pills VIII Correct the liver ami
stomach and mus remove all the acrid hum0urs from
the y stem This medicine viii give tone and yi-or
g. the whole organic system however deran-ud.
while health and strength follow A. a matter III
course Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the
BoWels 50 sure IS this lannon's na.li.inn-
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=. T.-FSGO.-X.

Person, Of ssieu-sry habits troubled viz. --
nes- lsssitude ralr-a-..l 81 the heart. -s- . Dr.
petite, distress anss e,tia- torpid liver. e-.
tiou. Sc, deserve 90 srf.s .ithey VIII nor o., Plea
They SIRE recemmea-.t ay the highest -.
author s.es, and are v-rra1t9d o. = Since .- -.-
aiafe beneficial effect They are e2eee--r--r a--.-
able. perfectly pure. and harmless
N0ucE--Alf person pretending O. sell p .---
Bitters in bulk % By the gallon IS s@-a--e- az.
impostor- Il Is put Up ou-y DO ar patent l.-
bottle Beware of bottles reilled with l.--.
deleterious stun for which several persons Or. -.
ready 10 prison. See that every bottle -l.
private United States stamp over the cork -----
lated. and 81 nature on steel plate side label
Sold by respectable dsriers tar.1-tc1t tbls
able globe.
p II nRaEE L 70
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Nrv YoRK June IL

INV IUHhf q WIIt T I
The Tribune has information that Doblado,
with 20, 200, attacked the entrenched camp
of the French, 5000 strong, between San
LUIS Potosi and Saltillo, and was defeated
with a loss of 800 men.
Gold sold to-day at 1854.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-17

bright little girl, IN playful anger,
caught hold of an older sister. saying, now,
I'll shake the solc-dnst out of you,' thinking
the human species was got up on the same
plan as her dolls
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DOUBLE Level WINNERS.

MUCH Improved. with Metal boxes f1- the uivo;s
VI or hearings 20 turn 10. WARRANTED with .r
without tu-si they squeeze clothcs iry with -rea--
e. ease q the user as many peTs us with weak
hack and wrists have told rs. after irwin. -veral
kinds u wrinsers. Three sizes 81 g. AMI 81
sold by JE ERfNSNafn
OLD Stand. Church street fealo. ~ sure
Any art the Machine rep'ac.d il usutei
April 70.
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This celebrated Female Medicine
Is designed expressly for both mar
risd and single ladies, and l. the very
best thing known for the purpose, as
it will regulate the system in cases
Of Obstruction, from whatever cause
aud after all other remedies Of the
hind have been tried in vain. u
will also prevent distractions and
is therefore Il the greatest value 20
married ladies VINO from ill-health
or other rea uns may wish 70 avoid
an evil T. which they are liable. If
taken a. directed, it will cure any
case, no matter how obstinatej ana
il IS also perfectly safe at all times
.g-lt IS put up in bottles Of two
diilerent strengths, with full direc-
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FROM THE ARMY HosPrrAL--ru,

bloody tattle-6eld-the mansion Of The r... IT,
humble abode Of the Poo--fron the Office OIL. OLA.
sacred tesk-from the mountain top distant ea..s..
and hr-on Islands n the ooean-from every 1...
and corner o. the civilized Worii-is pourir. .a ..
evidence II the astonishing effects Of BR5ss.
PLANTATIONS sITTERS. Thousands upon q.
sands Of letters like the following may be -eea -
nnr nfl..
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Souru WARSAW, o., July ~. .--.
One Young man, who had been 3d..
and not out q the house for two year, with >c-.. .
and Erysipelas after paying the doctors over
without benefit, ha- been cured By ten t.-.-.. ..
your bitters-
EDWARD WOUNALL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-17

NEW YORK, June 10.
Steamer Corsair from Havana. june !,
brings nothing new.
Gold sold this afternoon at 1854 a /
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-17
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