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NA8 |NHH| HfHHA 49,
Leave burlington At +.l0A SIS, AN, 10 Pm
tnuPM.
Day Erprss Tram leaves Boston at SODA y, White
River Junction al i-au p N, Burlington al 10 P ~
for Montreal, Ogdensburgh, Chicago and the west
making close connections.
MAJ T-ria leaves Boston at 20 AN, via LoWelI,
AMI at 30 n, via Lavrenceo OF Fitchburg-LeaEe
Springhe q at 80 Bellows Falls at l2.h MOI
81. Johnsbury, Burlington, Montreal and Osdens-
hurEh.
Accommodation Tram leaves NOrthheld at ~ 4
n, and Burlington at : - A n, for Houses Point.
Nighf EEprsss Tram leaves Bellows Falls 81 iy-u'
p n, receiving passengers from the Vermont valley
Railroad leaving New York at l2.l5 P N, and nom
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston SD P y, connect
ing AZ White River Junction with a train leaving
Boston az 5.N ? N, arriving al Burlington At 10 a
", R0uses Point az 7u5 An, Montreal at s-l5 AN,
and Ogdensburgh I2.3O Both the Mail Trains
connect at White River Junction with Psssumpsie
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached to both the Night Ex-
press Trains running between Rouse's Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
q. MERRILL, Supt.
St. Adams. June %. l-6f.
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oGDENSByRcH 10 THE WEST
1864
Ogdensbursh, Chicago
AND INTERMEDIATE PORT,
OaIg sz days ArougB, rithout change Of Boa


Oaly siz days through, ,rithout change Of Boat,
WIS we'll known and Reliable Comma nv. will
Il during the present season, run their line Of
First Class Upper Cabin STEAMERS Daily, be-
tween ogfcnsburgh, Oslrsgo, -. Caftsrmss, Cl1s-
tlHs. Tofsts, Detroit, Chicago, Mlhrg4kcs. and Inter-
mediate Ports.
Leavins Osdensburgh, on arrival Of Ergres, Trai-
from re East
Passengers and Families moving West, can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams. stock, &C, AMI
al their port Of destination, thus avoid n- the great
INCONVENIENCE Of the MANY changes. delays and eX-
penses OF cther routes. These Steamers have
large Cabins and state Rooms, amply and neatly
furnished, Tor FIRST Class PASSENGERS, and sec
Ond tahins with Cook Stoves and comfortable sc-
commodstions for Passengers and families. who
Wish 70 furnish their own provisions. No Efforts
VIII he spared 20 maintain the reputation Of this,
as the CHEAPEST y BEST route.
\ thorough rebuilding. redttinc. repairing and
reiurnishing, with several new boats added to the
line, make this now the most comfortable, pleasant.
WEST.
BE sure sgs see ts 1geut Of tsis Linz before you
buy your Ticksfs.
Through Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can De obtained on application 70 Gro, W. SINH.
once corner Ford and Patterson St.. opposite
John House, OEdensburgh, \ Y.
~ One Hundred pounds Of baggage Free, TO
baggage Checked through 70 all Points.
ply to GA. Eddy.
Once Steamers Landing, Osdensburgh, NY.
6EO- W SMITH, 6enl Ticket Agent.
II Y DRURY, Agent.
80 No ? American Hotel, Burlington.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE :.

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ELoR's Celebrate Hair bye 70 no i..t. "
The only harmless, true aad reliable D,e
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect -ef
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly o. a gls,,y D.
Natural Bro,rH, without iniuriug tae Hai-
Ing the skin, leaving the Hair scr ,a+ Hes-.
mpa-ts fresh vitality, frequently re.-a-a
tine color. and rectiies the m effects os H.
Genuine i signsd WILLIAM A. BATca=
all others are mere imitation ari -t.-Il
ell. Sold by all D-ugrs.s &c. Factory
LAY ST., y. Y. B|AT5ggLcs. sew T.r.
FOR DsEssryG TIE HAIR.
June H Is.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24
PHILADELPHIA June Il.

I|HiLADELfHiA u II.
The reception Of the President yesterday
was enthusiastic. President Lincoln and
wiic visited the Fair at 1 p. NJ. At the
supper the President responded to a toast in
a speech, in which after referring to war
ana its effects and complimenting the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions he said ::
- We accepted this war, and did not begin
it. We accepted it for an object ana when
that object Is accomplished the war will end,
and | hope to God 1t will never end until
that object is accomplished. Weare going
through with our task so far as | am concern
cd II II takes Us three years longer. | have not
been IN the habit of making predictions, but
| AN limos tempted now to hazard one. |
will. Ii is that Gen. Grant is this morning
in Il position with Gems. Meade and Hancock
Of Pa, whence he can never be dislodged BY
the enemy until Richmond is taken. lei
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NEW YORK. June Is.

49,
The H-rald's Key West letter SAYS A
detachment Of Union troops marched from
Fort Myers to Fort Meigs-90 miles. and
met guerrillas. who fed. They captured -
horsesSand herlel over 1000 head of cattle
and drove them all in to our lines.
y considerable quantity Of provisions and
forage was also secured. Seventy-one Union
prisoners were released and seventy women
and children, nearly starved. rescued. The
expedition was absent IA DAYS and marched
over 300 miles. Small vessels were also
captured.
The H-rGids correspondent with Gen. \.
j. SMITH corps gives details of the battle
at Blv0u Fish, resulting from the pursuit Of
Marmaduke with The object of driving him
from the banks Of the Mississippi. The
fight was on the 9th inst. and lasted two
hlnrs. Narmaduke's forces numbering COCO
were completely routed thus opening the
Ni>>ippi tae navigation tor a time. Our
forces being infantry could not pursue and
r,-emharked on tie 7th for Memphis.
Steele army Is at Little Rock. Fort Smith
and Pine Bluff. Little Rock and Pine Blaf
are strongly fortified. The rebel army in
Arkansas l. much scattered.
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-L-T tNAN ~
4 staff officer from the front reports heavy
fighting Wednesday on our left. Gen.
Blair's corps was storming the enemy's
works, our whole army was in line and firing
opened along the whole front. The rebels
were being slowly driven back. under fire
mostly from our artillery, our losses We're
slight.
Gen. Blair was reported south of the
Chattahooche Wednesday night.
Gen. Johnston massed his artillery TO pre-
vent our right crossing there.
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FoRrREss MONROE. .June 16

FoRTREss MONROE. June 10.
Yesterday morning at 4 O'Clock, the 18th
Army Corps under zen. Smith left City
Point and marched into Petersburg.
zen. hautz' cavalry comprising the 9TH
and 18th Penn. and the District Of Column
bia regiments attacked the entertainments
outside OF Petersburg at ii A. NJ. yesterday
and succeeded in carrying them, and entered
the city They were supported by the ad-
vance guard OF Smiths forces. Troops at
last accounts were marching as fast as landed
in the direction of Petersburg.
The crossing of the James River BY the
Army Is described as one of the most bril-
liant things of the war. Endless streams of
transports, barges and schooners have been
making their way up the James River to the
new base Of supplies, all day.
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MEETING.

IHE uhittenden County Teachers association will
hold It's next meeting at Essex Centre, on Fri
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
FRIDAY N~ornins-Address by n. Pierce OF Bur
Nilli-ton.
Friday E~veniug-Address by Henry Ballard. OF
Burlington.
ltnefun.
saturday MoTnins-Address by II. H.. Taleott
Esq Of Burlington
Prominent men will be selected 70 address the
children OF E-seN and vicinity on the afternoon Of
SATURDAY..
The Inequalities Of Essex will ne extended to the
Association.
June 10. dTrl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

The most certain and speedy remedy ever -s-c
Tor all the Diseases Of the Chs- sri L-r-
Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Ca-slul-
These waters 1--WE the w.-t l--lla-
and perfect relief and when ps-.ce-- ac.
neto directions, never fail 30 effect i rapid anil
lisrirs cure. Thousands h7ra '--- , PR
feet health who have tne means vain
al classes and all cans-t rs equally a
blessing ant cure-noue ue-i -F
long The disease may have szis-a-
we're 1t may be, provided tho el-zr.c s
the vital organs is n,t hcpe!essly is,efe
one AFFECTED should - them impartial -
JOB NOSES. Sole P-orrs.
81 Cert srlt ST. n i.i
Price p cents per box For sale tf al -
Dec. fst1 -Fs.
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Enrrprss No. In.

FORTRESS MONROE, june 70.
Steamer Warner, from Bermuda Landing,
arrived to-day
Two army corps crossed to the south side
Of James River. last night. Other portions
Of the army are crossing at various points.
There was fighting this morning in the
direction of Petersburg, the result Of which
Is not known.
Gems. Grant and Butler We're in c%onsulta-
ton yesterday.
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News of the Week.
By Telegraph.


MONTPELIER, June 90.
About three hundred patients from the
Philadelphia hospitals arrived here Saturday
evening. The boys were three days on the
road and had a hard journey most Of them
are only slightly wounded and all are doing
well and highly pleased with their new
quarters here. About 100 of them are
Maine boys, among whom much disatisiac-
ton exists at being sent here. They say it
is in consequence Of some blunder among
the officers.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
C-ommencing June 18th, 1861.
Train. qoInq soatA ~ -.

Leave Burlington at 72jA AN, l2i5 ", and soi
PM.
Mail 7 raia leaves Rouse's Point, at SO A Y, Bur
IngtDn Is \ n, cOnuectiugat White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester,
&c, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Spring
Geld and New York, arriving in View York at ioIl
Pm.
Burlington Erprsss leaves Montreal a; 545 4 ~
Rouse's Point az rs AN, for Burlington, saratoga
Troy and New York via the Lake.
Ddg Express leaves OgdensnurZh at ID A "
Montreal at son 4 IS, Bonse's Point at Iu.4J AN, for
Boston, Troy and New York.
Night Express Tram leaves Ogdensbursh al lI-Sl
A N, Montreal al 3 45 r ", Rouse's Point at ~ ? ~
arrivinga NJ Bostona 1t % An, connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and NOT
cester and Vermont VALLEY Railroad for SprinsueIi
Pm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

NAIhU' JUNK II.
The steamer Olive Branch, from New Or
leans June II, has arrived. She was fired
into at Columbia, Miss, by musketry with
out injury.
The colored people OF New Orleans had a
general emancipation celebration on the llth.
Gen. McClernard was still at NewOrlcans.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

shall discover that Gen. Grant may be great
ly facilitated in the capture of Richmond by
rapidly pouring to him a large number Of
armed men at the briefest notice. will you
go? (Cries of yesD Will you march on
with him? (Cries of yes yesD Then |
shall call on you when it Is necessary" ZAP
plause during which the President retired.)
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

Hon Jeptha Bradley, State Auditor, died
this Saturday morning, at his residence in
st. Adams.
Judge Lewis ". Sowles Of West Alburgh
also died to-day, aged 50 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24
NEw YORK, June IL.
Gold sold to-day at 1851.
NKW YORK. June

NKw YORK, June Is.
The HerGid's correspondent with Gen.
Hunter, writing June 10Th, says The ar
my is again advancing. A dispatch from
Lee, captured. urges Imboden to hold out
and he will reinforce him. Gen. Hunter is
moving with the view to counteract the
movements of the enemy, who are preparing
to make a strong defence at Lynchburg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24
For NOunds, either occaisoned by the
Eayonet, Sabre or the Bullet.
Sores or Bruises.

To which every soldier or Sailor are liable. tbere
are 90 medicines su safe, sure and convenienr a.
uH.lHways Pulls and Ointment. The poor ~on-5eJ
alI almost dying Sufferer might have his wornFs
self with this -atchless Ointment, which sbopld 10
thrust into the wound and ,meared all ronnd &,
then cover with a piece Of linen from hi Enansari
ana compressed with a handkeTchieC Tskfng ni-bt
ana morning 81 OF eight Pills, 70 cool the system
and prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers k~napsack aad Seaman. cbes
would &c provided with these valuable Remedies
OAt EiON.-NOne are genuine unless the
words " holloway, New-York and London - are dis
cemahle as n water-mark in every leaf ofthe hook
Of cirecti0ns around each pot or box, the same NAV
Pc plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 the light.
handsome reward will be given to anv one render
NJ suca Information a will lead 70 the detection a.
any party OF parties counterfeiting the medicines or
fenl!rS the s1iac knowing them TO be spurious.
Sold a. the Mandatory Of Professor Uoilo-
way, 20 Maiden Lane, New York. and by All re-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in MedicFne
Throughout The civilized world, il boxes at IN eenfs
~ cents and ; ITO.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
y. D.. Directions fer the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
cHn have show Cards, Circulars. &c. sent
FREE OF EXPENSE. by add ressinr
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
so MAIDEN Lane n. Y.
IOHS +. HENRY l. CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Fr-'i.t 4 American Patent Medicines
ha" o." md Rssferatirs', PeJamsry Of aH
kiHds, &C., SC.
John z Henry,l WATERBURY,, VT. and
H. d Johnson , MONTREAL, c.. Z.
skSsnAL AeESrs FaR HoLlawAIs MEnlpIxks,
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NEW YORK. June 10.

Steamer Fulton from Port Royal. June Is
has arrived.
The Rebels opened fire from SullIvan's and
James Islands on the eth. which has been
replied to by our guns Nodamage was sus-
tanned by US. Desertcrs are constantly COM
ing into our lines.
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FROM me- ARNY nOsPIT.I-rn

"4'''' 'A'u-'"s mahsi'h oi He r
humble abode OF the pau--from the an--
sacred G--s-frlm In mountain -.1 ai.-
and hr-cf Islands of the occan-from even
and corner Of the civilized world. pou--
1900
-
ILaye Iren n ~
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tons for using. and sold at the following uniform
PRICES. Full strength $40; Half strength g.
Some are cured bv the weaker, while Others may re-
quire the stronger preparations 1.-THE full strength
j. always the best. 8REMEMBER-This medi-
cine s. d designed expressly for obstinate cases, which
all other rcmeli1, Of the kind have failed 10 cures
also that f. IS warranted as represented in every
respect. or The price viii be refunded. BEwARs
or ivIrAu8y>r None warranted unless purchased
directly Of Ur. 1Iattison. at his Remedial Institute
for speciaId diseases. No. 2S Union street, Providence,
RI H-Latirs who wish, can remain in the city
a short time Ctr treatment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

'"tNNNNNANs -AAtElAAtu . tuNl>GrHfIOnC OF
Youth.
sores ana Ulcers, blotchcs and SWelin-s. can with
certainty De radically cured IL the Pills are taEe1
M-lt ana morning, aud the Ointment be freely used
e- stated 10 the printed Instructions. If treafAI In
Ani other way tley dry up iu one part % break ont
.u another Whereas this Ointment will remove ne
Lunera from Tire system, and leave the patient a
ri-1rQls and healthy uan. 10 will require = Iittis
p-is-FeEenee ~ bad cases to insure a lasting cure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

"i n s'upelr ty che use OF these valuable
- soldier siA quickly acquire addition
t. rel-ta- Ncseg Jet ll Bowels be- either r.1-
l-i acted upon l. may seem st-qr-s
A. tl.ls should De- recommended tr
t- tiaN I1nY persons supposiuE that
t- ."ut .r-res-e the relaxation. Ttis ia o-g.-
4 These Pals VIII correct the liver and
lA thus remove ali the acrid humuursfr5m
ihis medicine Viii give tone and vi-1r
hole tr-auic system however dersncef
nue o. anu strength follow a. q matter Of
Nothing VIII stop the relaxation Of the
------ y .u-l = MI. MMnus meLIc-ne-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

EiNE PLATED TABLE CUTLERY at
L SiIEDD, Walkers & WIRES
Ne.3 Talon Block.
Nav. ne
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

SOUTH WARSAW. o.. JurrL
One young man, Who bad been
and not out u the house for taf yel-, IS --
and Erysipelas, after paying the doctors over
without benefit. ha- been cured Pos Ten ..-
your bitteTs.
FUW ARD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24
Pure EXTRACT OF TOBACCO
POUDRETTE: POUDREErTE::

THE LODI Manufacturing Company. with an er-
Il p~erience Of p years. again offer for sale a uni
form article II Poudrette at low prices.
The experience Of thousands Of customers attest
TO the fact that IL Is the cheapest and the very best
manure in market, and particularly adapted for
Tob1oco, Corr, Potatoes, and G1rdsH Truck.
The Company manufacture also BoSg TA-FEU "a
substitute for Guanol. from hone, night soil and
guAno. ground fine. Price SIS per ton.
A pamphlet containing directions for use. prices,
&c, may be had free by addressing a letter to the
LODI MANUFACTURING CO..
CO COurtlRnct ST., New York.
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
In NsTTTSOv-S INDIAN ENNENAGOGUE.

This celebrated Female Medicine
81 designed expressly for both mar
ri-l and single ladies', and is the very
Test thlng known for the purpose, ~
f. viii regulate tn, system In cases
Of obstruction, from whatever cause
anil after all other remedies OF The
Kind have been tried in vain. II
viii also prevent distractions; and
j. therefore Of the greatest value to
married ladies who from ill-health
or other reasons may wish O. avoid
an evil % which they are III lie. II
taken as directed, it viii cure any
ease, no matter how obstiuate' aud
We Is also perfectly safe at all times.
Il j. put up In bottles Of two
different strengths, with full tirec-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

NV YoRK, June l..
Petersburg, Va, has been captured by
the Union forces.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

SMOKED BEEF, just received
- Nt PEIRCES.
April 70.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24
RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON r. II.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing May 10, i-sl trains viii run as FOL
lows.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

&" = Thou wilt SEMI me -v1 bottle.
tbs Plantation Bittcrs Ny wife Bias Herl
benefited hy thci- USE
Thy friend. ASA CJII{lN, ph,tfs'Ht
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

REEDsBURY, Wis. Sept
have been iu the army .-
for f~uulteen month-peechless and ue4--
At Alton. H.. they gave me a bottle .f H.-..-
Bitters. Three bottles restore mas
and cured me.
CA. FLAT-H.
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pEURETEC
~ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

Fa~ Iupuurss Of The Blood r~sutiIag from fmpTEf-
eHre and -9af1n0n. ar abuse or Mercury, rusvutg Ersp-
n7lg 8a fts SKINS Sore TaTo1f, Mouth and N'se' Los'
~ H1i~. on Sores SrsNisgsi Pains is ne B9Hesi and
az other SUNS Of az actJ. UIuisHf poison a. me
sH.ffHi. - SO remedy ever eiscoycrei has done
what A1- Hrrr achieves! hy this. Under it, use.
every form 0i coustI tgtional syPhilitic Or mercurlal
tllu- is speedily cured. and Dr. q short time the sub
Tile poison Isr. Eplr-riy Grad Gated from the ~ stem,
ami health and strength are permanently restored.
Dc was this remedy that cureda gentleman rom
f.- South t4ru piping az Newport. aud fr watch
DEE presented Ir. ". with siJ besides his bib, AFTER
having been under the treatment ~ Che most cmlH-
York. frr FIVE YEARS.. Never despair uf q peg
l-.- eIre- lI matter bow obstinate tnur cI-c has
faar. uatI rUu faTe thoroughly tested tie virtue,
of +H- r.HeHutrsteI aud potent Alternative. - one
Jorge H.rie Ia-t-a month. Price $40, laifsiIe g. 3d.
S..t hr Expires .l d sealed package. secure from
u ....a-H. Ion receipt OF the rrce hr mail
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24
Fine Ready Madc CIothing

Selected with special reference % our trade. an Of
which We offer az the lowest market price,.
Our Custom department Is filed with the choicest
offoreign and domestic Cloths. Cashmere and Ae-f-
inss, which We cut and make up o. order ln tLe
latest STYLES az short notice.
toAu kinds Of Military JnifIms made up ac,rr ling
regulation. Aful Assortment % lUilutry .huul.-
er straps constantly on hand.
For particulars inquire az No. . and Bank Block.
COLNER a TURN.
Nay4
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FRESH


WINE, Milk, Water, Fox, Boston and Burllng-
w ton Crackers. For sale at
May %. RUSSELLS.
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IMPORTANT MAGNErICDIsCovERY

NJ VEs - III UfNtVF Lkl
HOW 70 cure allChronic Diseases by a new and
IL positive means Of retaining and iaer,asing the
Magnetic. or Life Forces of the Body.
Dyspeptics, C~onsumpt!ves. Rheumatic. or those
who have any Chronic Disease ~ the secret ous or
Blood, may IN this form Of Magnetism find a speedy
and e~ffectual cure.
Full explanations Of the great Discovery. sub
stantiatcd by several prominent and well-known
scientific persons, VIII be sent 70 any one by mail
who will inciose a stamp.for return postage.
Address, DR.. J. Il. STAFFORD. Chemist.
~ Broadway, y. Y.
April th-w2m-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-24

NEWARK, y. d. June -.
\ private letter from a reliable source
states that the 100 days men at Trenton are
under marching orders for Harrisburg, that
a small force Of rebels bent on destruction Is
stated to have entered Cumberland Valley
and is supposed to be the advance guard of a
large detachment.