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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30
News of the War.


The flag of truce in Charleston harhor has
ended. Col. j. Muliord arrived at FOR
tress Monroe, Monday evening from Port
Royal. IN the steamer New York, accompa-
trnce aee, tba TIinois and CO. Tssry
The War Department has ordered all Off
GERS and attachments absent from Sherman 5
army, and not on duty with Thomas, to IN
hellatey olh 1neiT re- ec.'e G2iii'i,',.,-s'
n'oi SEAMAN, va -Ny" IN a. &c
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scouts, named Waterbury and Brown, vino
were captured few days ago, attempted 20
escape. The former was wounded. perhaps
fatally. and the latter got away.
There j. a rep,rt corrsn- that len DAVIS
Is dead IL i said bc nsis9red li,,..i,
Scouts and desertcrs saw i, true. Thesam.
story is current in Buffers D,rsfrmeHt
Richmond rarrrs say thaf the ref.,r- isl, Gle
nard. and hat b. /, well. and would be ia LA.
alfiee during the day.
Ouinhahuef Do"her OF .he f''"tn'c fi'li-
IA reports 'he eap,ure oil 81 larSe o3a's ana
TWO seo"s, when had oeen gathered by the
reoela IN ICON creek 10 make rald on ines
apeake bay
& The Charleston Courier Of the 10th inst.
contains the following The fac Of truce
boat brought up Thursday 1913 parolcd Con-
federate officers from Fort Pulaski. Yankee
officers in the feet report Sherman and staff
arrived at Hilton Head. 1t was also rumor-
ed that Savannah was TO cauitulate on the
~. Us AZ ~ -li''I''.l iuVu
.-',--- rI,i' -. NV" i ''.i'
,'5 IT. i-''o OoIi ~ ','e
U,tcb Ill ~ o0 ii' "''1O'i 'u''i'u ''1- - Oo'
Desro,.bos from, N.sb-,n, r. H.. o5l
saw ~ - III -. IN. ,-'.
Duck river berrars ali de.crip.ion' Hood
/ told his corps commanders t. yet of. the
best way they could with their commands.
IN The Iepel army Is NOV, now beyond O'inm'!a-
run to Spring Hill. Telegraphic commar e.
cation is all right in all directions. john
sonville was not destroyed.-Iho rebel Toe.
| during the campaign was l. coo men, II
cannon. and Is general officers kill Al
/ Franklin 400 wounded and $500 prisoner,
/ Before Nashville and in retreat to Columbia
/ 1900 killed and wounded and 1000 prisoners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

A curious Illustration Of longevity D. that
of a man residing 40 Aperleenshire, within
the recollection OF people sull living there.
who not only had witnessed some of the
transactions Of the civil war. but be had
seen a man who was connected with the hat
tie OF Fioddeu, fought IN September. 1913.
Inc Telson an question was Peter Garden.
wao died 40 Auchterless. 1875. aged one
hundred aud thirty-one When youth he
had accompanied his master to London. and
there saw Henry jenkins, who died in
1910, at the extraordnarySage of one hun
Gred and -ixty-nine jenkins. as a BOY. had
carried q Aur>c-luad of arrows 10 Northaller-
ton. 60 be employed by the English army.
IN resisting tie invasion Of James ", Of
Scotland. and wHIch were, IN reality. soon
after used az the battle of Flodden. Here
two lives embraced events extending over
two hundred and sixty-two year, Another
instance Of some interest is that OF a neice of
Mary, Queen Of Scots, who died in I7l3. |
She was the widow of the Due d'Angouleme.
q natural son of Charles TX. King of |
France, who died in 1874. . that she sur
ylved her father-in-law Z hundred and tbir- |
ty-nIne years. At the time when She lett /
e world sixth generation Of the poster
nifty Of Mary prince Frederick, father of !
George ILL.,, was boy Of FIVE years. \
lair prop rtion OF such 'undying ones"
would make the fortune of our modern life
companies
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

The DEFICIENCY APPRoPRIA 1IoNs.-Tbe
bill which was passed by the House of Rep
resentatives on Wednesday to supply defcien:
cics in appropriations for the service of the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1865. appropri
ates about 1913 900 900. The following are
the largest items; Gunpowder and lead
$500 600 for contingencies e. notifications
$500 eco; medical and hospital department
So Isl 600 for the purchase of cavalry and
artillery horses 81 100000 for army trans
portatiOn nearly $50, 1000. 900; barracks and
quarters $4,000, 600; incidental and contin-
gent expenses S7,000,000 military tele-
graph SIPS, 900; supplies and expenses of
providing for the prisoners of war $1,000
900; clothes, camp and garrison equipage
$50, 900 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

FUNERAL or Hon. WILLIAM L. DAYroN-
The details of Mr. Dayton's death state that
! he WAS visiting an American lady at the Hotel
du Louvre when be was seized. He fell sense
less and was conveyed 70 his residence and
expired before he could be carried up stairs.
Tie funeral services were performed by Rev.
Or. Sutherland. \ detachment Of troops
formed the guard Of honor. The rue de Berri
was lined with carriages, the Emperor's tax
ing the lead The Emperor was represented
by the Baron de Lagus. and Prince jerome
by Gen Franconniere. The French foreign
minister, Drouyn De 'huys. and the whole
diplomatic body, were in attendance. ana the
church was crowded in every part. DR..
Sutherland delivered discourse euloristic
of the deceased, and said the cordiality which
subsisJs between France and America is in a
great measure OWING to his thorough up-
rlgntness and manliness, and his courteous
ana coneillatory manners. Mr.. DAYTON S only
son was chief mourner, and he was supported
by Mr.. Pennington, Secretary of legation.
Mr. Bigelow, L. 5. Consul. and MIR Asnin-
wall, OF New York. Most OF the Americans
in Paris were present, including many south
erners. The body would remain in church IN.
I'll the 10th. and then be sent TO Hayre. to
be embarked for New York.
The French journals. including even those
most hostile to the Northern cause, paw warm
tributes to Mr.. Dayton's memory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

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nHunoe- Hy d. Z. J. Jackson ai Boston.
Botlmiuc-4l -iaal an Chemical ,y.r..e ;iYf,
.-
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proved fully equal .' tie .r. -- o. m NaA.-.
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ert'. the emery hos com. from &aX0~. Dr.
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Practical trials of She Chester Emery f. skill
el workmeu Ha,s proved that tits f.li. '.pll d.
the best London rrenrr.i Tma-r from N.va.
and iu one of tue .l.rest trims d g.. f.ur4 ?.
excel thl, Lm.rt u the work II f..-t -al..i in
grinding hardened -a.rI-IIlIt.. ID the flt.. .f
-uto D.. The Chester Emory. after -rrr. ..l
swords. was t.~ from being AS ~. wa.ieuryer
nor. than De- tllas had i.u cmuui tv the
wheels arm.I win III, T.rl.n Tm,rv Tins
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30
HALE'S HONEY OF
EFOREEFOE.H'ED and T.TR,


Caugls. Coils. Igfueu-G. HlCrseEess. Diff
at Breathing. and al Affections OF the
Throat Bronchial Tubes and Lungs,
eGdug % Consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
hvorte recipe of au iIustrious Physician and
Chemist, who 10 many wears used it with the most
c.-u'cte success In Dbl. extensive private practice.
- long been pr ;aunIly impressed With the
wonderful virtue egthc honey Of the plant Hore-
Lslut in union with the CLEANSING and HEAL
no properties o. tar extracted from the LIFE
PRINCIPLE 0fthe forest tree 45iss Balsr-asa or
Balm o. Glell. For years he was bafled in his at
icmpt- 90 blend these great medicinal forces into
such union tha, the original power Of each would
be preserved, the disa-reeable qualities ofcommon
tar removed, and the pric- Of the compound be
within the means Of all At last. amer long cours
u difficult chemical experiment he found that b
adding % these me other ingredients each one val
liable hy ITSELF he not only obtained the desired re-
suits but greatly increased the curative power Of
the compound. This having been thoroughly test
ed by practice Is now offered to the general public
safe, pleasant and infallible remedy.
PRICE so CENTS PER BOTTLE
Tor sale By all Druggists.
CHARLES DOWNER, General Agent,
- Cedar St., New Yor
Nov. q. d&wan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

CHTTENDEN Co. TEAcnER's AssociATIox.-
The next meeting of the Chittenden County
Teachers Associa ton will be held in Willis
ton, on Friday and Saturday, the Goth and
Dist Of January next. Addresses will be Civ
en- by Rev. Austin Hazen Of Jericho, Rev. j.
" Hough Of Williston. and Rev Eldridge
Mix of Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

SSISGuLAR AccIDEST.-In Boston the other
day, runaway horse struck street-car a.
full speed and forced his way entirely
through the side, breaking his neck and fore
legs, so that he had to be killed. One of
the passengers in the car, a lady, was SER
iously injured by the collision.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

The Investigations before the Police Commit
Tee have unveiled the most humilatnr and lis
graceful state Of things among us The whole
reads ike conspiracy to defeat justice. which
found willing tools and accomplices. where Il
should have found stern resistance and exposure
1t will take much, very much TO put Canals, and
especially Montreal. back again into that posi-
ton Of respectability, justice and truthfainess
which ;hey occupied month ago. What right
have few individuals thus 20 h ing moral. and
very likely, material ruin upon Canada and
why should our Government and city susraI.
the presses that are urging on this diabolieal
work
We again heseech our Government. our citv.
and our people, TO make speedy and amuleatoue-
ment for the foul wrong Of which we have been
guilty in giving up the money Of the ST. Adams
banks 70 the robbers after It WAS IN our posses.
sion. Our officials have done this. and we are
all responsible for their acts and terrible we are
persuaded, will the responsibility prove. un-
less those acts be disayuwei and the money ar
rs equivalent returned TO its rightful owners
We cannot afford 70 set II defiance in p wr5n-
cause the largest, most experienced, and best
appointed armies u the world, which have anv
MON nj the easiest possible access To- u. If NJ
is made now. there will be unGuestiou-
ably bitter, bitter repentance when il J.. too late.
Uit1ss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

The fair at Springfield Mass. for the SOL
diers Rest was opened on Monday and prom
Uses to be great success variety of articles
-.stoo numerous to mention" have been sent
in for sale as well as contributions in money.
The Republican speaks ofliberal contribu-
lions from Brattleboro, Montpelier and Bur
lington, and other places in Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

The Troy Times Of Saturday evening last.
says ii, is probably not eontraband to
say that box after box, loaded with arms
from the Watcrvliet Arsenal and Spring
feld armory, lave gone Up ~ lie Taoy and
Boston railroad since the :, Ai-~,i.- raiders
were liberated. They ART defined IT Yer
mont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30
-. T.-Is6O.-X.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness Iassitude palpitaton Of the heart lack q sF-
petite. distress aer eating, torpid liver cons'ps-
ton. SC, deserve 10 suffer they vii not Try them
They are recommended BY the highest meiies
authorities and are warranted 70 produce an i7Hs-
.,s,. beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree
able. perfectly pure, and harmless
NorIcE-Any person pretending 20 sell Planiano
Ritters in bulk OF by the gallon is swindler hlt
impostor. Il is put up only in cur patent log cabin
bottle. Beware Of bottles redled with lE.,ato
teleterious stuff for which several persons are Ole
ready in prison. See that every bottle has s1-
private United States STAMP over the cork ulu-t
lated. and 81 nature on steel ulate side Label.
Sold by resi- STABLE der.ers throughout this habit
y. n. DRAKE \ CO.,
az Broadway, y.
Eehruarv 9TH daElF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, such IN
versal demand, is made from the CHOICES
materials, is MILD and EMOLIENT in its
ture. FRAGRANTLT SCENTED. AMI Ell
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon e
skin. For SAL D. a. Druggists and fancy Coed
Dealers.
LII
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rsoN THE ARMY HOsPITAL--THE

FROM THE ARMY HOsPITAL--THE
bloody battle-feld-the mansion oi the i'en snf
humble abode Of the poo.-from the othce AMI he
saered desk-from the mountain top distant va,l7--
,,d f.r-oH Islands Of the ocean-from eve-y ug-s
and corner Of he Civilized scrld-is p1'-i7s ~ So
evidence cr Astonishing effects Of DRAKE'S
py .yTsrfoH sITrERs. Thousands upon thu
s,,.fs NJ letters Ike the following may be a.
our Office.
RzrpsBuRI, Wis, sept 10, 1854.
have been IA the army hospitals
e.- r.uhteen nonths-speechless and nearly lead.
~ Nlt,n m they gave me bottle 81 Plantati0r
Ri,,ers Three bottles restored my speech
ane cured me- ca. PLATTE
sarru WARsAW, o., July -. i-S3
OHe young man NAo h1H aean .l'E
AND no. ont Of the house for two years " q Scfuf-a
49, rr,-sr.l.s .fler paying the doctors over 81
without heneht. has usen c"r~1 t} 20" h'- c.
your Differ EDWARD woUNALL-
TIE f.llo7-ins is ron the Manager Of the Cn.-
Home school ~ the Children of Volunteers
H4yEsEyzR IAssIoS, FiFrr-osyENTH 81,
S.p- Work August z. l-f3
" De pEAzEs fuar ""udslluI r--nlatlqn hl--
tr-s have been given 60 some OF our httle child7er
suffering from wrs suess anu getA - 80 =
happy effect one little girl IA particular, With
pains ir her head, io-s %. ~ PEI e. az iy vast
- ... -fIsrsrriar ou whom All incica4 -kll bad
f-,er .yfsu.t.J has been entirely restored We
Commences with hut tJaspoe ntul Of hitters DAY
Ter appetite and strength rapidly increased, aat
she Is now N Se-pectrally, Mas. o. d. DEvOE~
/ owe much TO YOU, forl yerilybsIsya
the Plsl-a:o7 Btters nave ,., ,aSfa ny W itie'
D.. SEND .us tweutg-iolr dozen more your Plau,a-
,i.- girt,- r. The popularity Of which are daily q
'-'''-'- SYKES. CHADWICK 4 Co
p-a-.rfeto-s VI ards Hotel, Wasn.ny-0l. DC
Ihave gwen the Plantation Bitters o.
b,tr.Irs4a oar disabled soldiers with the NOS. a.
'oD-s-'-- s CIV. D. ANDREWS.
Sup't Soldiers Home,sc .ncnnati, o.
The Plantation Bitters have cured re
liver complaint, Of which was lad up PROSTATE
md had o. abandon ny business
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o.
The Plantation Bitters have cured ne
d. = arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs
nat has distressed NE for years II acts IKE
'n@rH &C. MOORE, ~ Broadway, N:T.
sc, &C.. &c, &c. &c
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong The
laniin brilliant. and are exhausted nature's sres
restorer. They are composed Of the celebrated Cal
isava BARK. Wintrrsreen, sassafras, Roots, Herbs,
&c. all preserved in perfectly pure St Croiz Run
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Burlington Book zgfm,scrg.
POWERS = STORY.
DEALERS IS
Pianos, C05iHCf Organs.
AND MELODEONS.

/ BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
AY-F keep constantly 900 hand. o. .s-.c ASSN --
~ meat of che above iastrl..at-. from .sl,
-.-.- i--.i iitcf'r.es we -rns ra.e t.r best.
o. ~e vibrant cycrt instrument wt sell. .- .tyr
WARS. a'i ii &C docs nHt -u.t fe purchaser .l ,y
tr respect. h BE- ut .I.erts o.. .lU..a.I-. .t
t.r GATED Co.'s 'lt.-. us.e .t >-H-.
g-rca u1t WDrail,ea i-H.l tla .r-t uluu....r..
n Neu J osa, We ,uuae orr lCilts.- Iu.rrul....f--
jug manufacturers, hy tuiu- tutir own Labor aut
each nan being plr-ouail iuter,-tc. are .1f 10
tU maze lrst class in-trlt 49, 100 "a .-. price th1
ans other establishment. N4us .f .r- East ..,.i.
cans and others, have purchased them. Anon
the number We refer %
Prof 5. c. Moore Burlington.
q q. Benedict
Edward LYMAN
Col. j. q. stone, Plattshur-h. NJ
UT Nniiesldes, Champllin. a. y.
John Rodgers, Black Brook d"
Mrs DIR. Mooiard, brandon.
Dr. Drew. Waterbury
We are also agents for
Durham, Steinway = sons. Hazeito
Bros Emerson. Woodward \
Brown.
Auf others. All Instruments we cell ~ ri1..rr,--
t1rers prices, setting them up and Eeepia.- tsef.
in tune O z one ear, free ~ expense Second md
fiauHs we take in exchange for new. therein. .av-
ir- stock constantly ON hand snd for sale
D. e are also sole agents FOR MASON Z HANfLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS whose superiority a-r- an
Instruments Of the Melodeon class are too we'll
at or warerooms.
Beware II agents travelling the country with r
esponsihiity- selling instruments. In nine eases
.At 81 zen YOU viii get cheated Il you purchase 90
,ntL. BUT call al our warerO0ms, at Ii. L. Story,
Music - re- before purchasing, and see what We
a POWERS. Il Z ST1pv
buri gtOn. Aug %. 1855. dew
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PRISONERS OF WAR. THE WIFE
DR.. RAND's SPECIFIC

I'HE Oldest and most reliable medicine for th
Il cure OF SpermatorhDa, Seminal Weakness, Los
OF Power, &c This medicine has stood the testo
over thirty year, and has always proved a success
DR.. RAND'S SPECIFIC il exhibited IN the form
OF pills made ul entirely Of substances that have
specific effect upon the generative organs Most
persons associate the idea Of operations upon the
@. wells from taxing any kind OF pills. The SPECIFIC
cf Or. Rand Is not intended as an sraua,iug MIDI
eiRe- It's medicir al virtues expended entirely
upon the impaired regenerative organs. The pills
a7e not unpleasant % the taste and many persons
masticate them with impunity before swallowing
them which plan we would always recommend, IS
ahordlng the speedest 70 get the effect Of the
remedy.
Price 81 per box. or SIX boxes for S. Sold BY
druggists everywhere
JNO. J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent
itS Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug q dtYr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

The American residents of Buenos Ayres
have contributed twelve hundred pound.
sterling for the U. 5. Sanitary Commission.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30
DRUNKENNESS CURED.

'I'HE Inehriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
Il ing cup. DR.. Zane's antdote for strong drink
is certain cure for drunkenness. II creates dis
like for strong drink, and can be administered with
out the knowledge Of the patient
Descriptive circulars sent % any address For
sale by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas Price 81 per box, or packages
Of six boxes for s.
JNO. J. KRONER, Wholesale AGENT
i03 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

Savannah River. = p. NJ. De,
70 Liat Gu Z. s Grant, and
MAJ Gu II. " H1Ert.

Io LiD.t Gn l. s. Grant. and
Ma Gn H. IT. H1Ert.
] have the honor C. report ....it
! nave just returned from Ien > .rl....'.
headquart,r 100 >ayanuah >,td Nai Ga.v.
OF my rt.il, a> bearer ei Ii>pi-e ,> I..m ,,. 81.
: erman luu, aud ALSO a. message C.. tuc
President. The City oi Savannah was occu-
pied un tie morning ol the DIST Gen Hu-
dee. anticipating the contemplated assault.
escaped with the main body OF hls infantry
ana hight artillery on the afternoon and night
OF the 10th. by crossing the river to the
Union causeway opposite the city. The rebel
Hon-clads We're blown up and the Navy Yard
burned All the rest of the city Is intact
and contains %, 600 citizens, quiet and we'll
disposed The captures include 500 prisoners.
$50 guns, Is locomotives in good order, 100
ears, large supply of ammunition and ma
terials OF war. 3 steamers, and 30 600 bales
of cotton, safely stored in warehouses. All
these yaluabledfruI of an almost blOodicss
victory, have been, like Atlanta. fairly won
/ opened communication with my steamers
to-day, taking up what torpedoes We could
see, and passing safely over Others Arrange
uents are made to clear the channel of all
Yours, &c.
/ q 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30
EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.

Telegraph. operator VINO ESCAPED from
/ Richmond and reached our lines on the 233.
stated that intelligence # the fail OF Swan
nah and the capture Of lhe entire forces. 81
600 IN number, commanded hv zen. Hiriee.
had reached Richmond a iewhours before be
made his escape.
There was report prevailing al the same
time. that Fort Fisher, commanding the en-
trance to Wilmington. had also fallen through
a combined attack OF Gen Buffers and Adj
miral Porter's forces. but this could NOT be
traced to any reliable source.
The spirits Of the citizens Of Richmond he
described as IN a very much depressed state.
and 1t was with difficulty that the authorl-
ties could exercise any influence whatever
over the press aud citizens, such were the
frantic manifestations OF contempt tor the
action OF the rebel government
Gen. Hoke's rebel division las left the
front Of the army of the james and is sup
posed to have gone to assist in the defence of
Wilmington.
Gen. Custar Of Sheridan cavalry. on last
Tuesday, made an attack on the rebel caval-
~ under ROsser, miles north OF Harrisburg.
shenandoah Valley.
The Richmond Examiner of the OBI says
that Sheridan's infantry have come up the
Valley to operate between Harrisonburg and
newmarket. His advance Is supposed 10 be
intended as diversion in favor oi the cavalry
On this side Of the mountain
Early has marched out 10 meet him The
mounted force which has crossed the noun /
tains is 1000 IN number. They were yes
terday in Madison county.
The Examiner says it has no confirmation
y the report that Breckenridge had beaten
Stoneman or Barbridge's raiders near Glade
spring, nor has it been contradicted
An unofficial dcSuatch saws the damage
lone 10 the lead works was slight and will De
DeedilY repaired.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

THE vERNATELLA
LIQUID RL.FCkE.V'S.
GIVES TO The LEATHER NOT oSLrA
SPLENDID JET RIACH POLISH


But an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume
The neatness and convenience OF usin- Ifouid
Backing and the superior polish which Il lives
over other kinds has heretofore been in 2 great
measure counterbalanced by its disasreeahle vine
EAR odor and the trouble Of fitting something into
the stopper Of each bottle in order 10 apply 10 the
brush, but the Nernatella Backing has only the
most DELIGHTFUL PERFUME which remains with the
leather a. long a the backing lasts ami each bot
tie has a stick ready fitted in the stopper The
keruatells Backing ais, softens and benefits the
leather.
Be sure and inquire for the vERSArEtLA Hack
ing.
PRICE p CENTS PER BOTTLE
Manufactured in the Chemical Department ofthe
Cahoon Manufacturing Co., and for sale hy Boot
and shoe Dealers everywhere.
WYMAN Is TYLER AGENTS,
. Water St, Boston, Mass
The vernatella,
For making the Soes Of Boots and Shoes wsterproof
and wear longer. is also for sale as above.
Nov. q. d&r3m.
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STR.
Minor lien

The Richmond papers OF yesterday state
that on the 2Sd pc vessels Of the Wilmington
expedition had re-appeared. The dispatch of
Gen. Bragg, as published in the Richmond
papers, is as follows
" WILMINGTON, Dec. 25.-Twenty-six YES
sells Of the Federal fleet re-appearcd thi.
morning. There has been NJ change since
last Dispatch
This is the latest received from that exne-
dition.
EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Sec-v of War.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

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