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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.

The Herald's letters from the Army of the
Potomac says On Wednesday last owing to
the annoyance by rebels firing upon working
parties az Dutch Gap canal portions Of two
colored regiments of infantry and a section
OF Martin j;h regular artillery under Gen.
b. G. Ludlow crossed TO the north side of the
james river and drove the rebels beck and
effected Judgment at the upper terminus of
the canal. where they entrenched themselves
thus protecting the laborers on the canal
The Hcraids letter from the Shenandoah
valley says The rebel generals Early and
Breckenridge have both beer ordered to
make demonstrations ON the lines of Gen,
Sheridan s army
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16
NrM Yong Dec Q

The Tri5une', special dispatch from
Washington says: Gen. Logan states that
the slow progress of Gen. Sherman is the
best evidence Of his entire safety and sue
cess. 1t was his programme to make fire.
quent halts TO rest his men, while detach-
ments should scOur the country to destroy
roads, bridges and rebel supplies. Had he
encountered any serious opposition. he would
have reached the coast before this.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

a dispatch from Paducah yesterday slys:
All stories about disasters OnCumberandriyer
are untrue. The river is entirely clearand I'M
obstructed to GAINESVILLE 10 which point our
transports run without any convoy From
GAINESVILLE to Nashville transports are con-
voyed by gunboats as there are several bat
teries between the Two points.
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REFERENCES
POWERS & STORY.
DEALERS IN
PtGnOS, C0biHef Organs.
AND NELODEOSS

BURLINGTON. VERMONT
| I'VE keep. constantly on hand, large assert
! W ment OF the above Instruments from an,
such manufactures as we knoto 10 make the bes,
lor We warrant ever instrument we sell FOR TTvt
itAt'Si ana u u does not suit the purchaser in
sl4 respect D. Is At liberty 10 exchange il.
/ The United Co.'S Pianos, made by a STOCK a.,
| "Ieinen and Workmen nom the best manufar,ories
l ~ view OK, We make our leading iustrunnepts
lhg manufacturers, by doing their own labor. and
ll llan .sel.s per 9nally interested, are enabled
lo mas hrst class instrument at less price tban
tny other establishment. Many Of our best rnuSi-
I cans and others, have purchased them A.
I the number We refer n
Prof S; c. Moore Burlington
q q. BENEDICT
Edward LymaH
Co. X, X g. stone, Plattshurgh, NY
Slr N1itesides, Champlain, n Y.
John Rodgers, Black Brook.
Ms D. Wgodard, Brandon
DR.. Drew, Waterbury
We are also agents FOR
human, Steinway &: sons, HazeIto
Bros Emerson, WoodwardS
Brown,
And o.hers- Al Instruments we sell AZ mamma.
tuIers prices, setting them up and keeping, ,hs,
Piars ~ IN. ear, Tree 81 expense. Second hand
slau"s We ahe IN exchange for new therein, Ia
liS STOCK constantly on hand and for ale nav
y ne ,S are sis2 soe agents for MASON 4 HAuIIS,S
ta a-a.' - VRseANS, whose superiority over All
known % dwell upon. Samples aI,,.S. 70 Wen
at our warerooms Hss 70 De seen
be'.are 81 agents travelling the countr,, I'LL
Ie.Pyhslhllity selling instruments In 1;a 49,. -.
Hut "i ten you Will get cheated N vor Le e1sos
them But call NJ our uareroor,s ~. ~ PIreha'e OF
do for YOU ahdssee what
A POWERS
d&w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

ABOUT SHERSAN.-The Augusta Chronicle
of the Let says Wheeler was still fighting
the Federals on Wednesday. Results not
known When Wheeler struck Fitzpatrick :
raiders at Big Creek, they killed over 800
horses to prevent them falling into Wheeler's
hands.
The Richmond Despatch of the 9Th says :
Dick Taylor has been put in command OF the
rebel cavalry operating against Sherman.
The Augusta Chronicle of the 3Oth ult.,
saws: 1t is rumored that Wheeler, in the
fight at Waynesboro' captured over 1900
prisoners The CoHStifutiOHaliSt, however,
saws the Yankee Cavalry with whom W heeler
fought numbered $50.
The Richmond Examiner OF the 9Th says;
Foster undoubtedly thought Sherman was
near Savannah when he advanced from Port
ROYAL but fortunately for Us, 1t happened
that Sherman was some 10 miles off.
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ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

For iuFuriiiss OF me R'--i -ssaffrr c.-i -qr- q
sHce and c0HfgioH, 90 lhttvs 1' Mer-rr -..r. Fr4-
'as on ne st,ni Sore ftro1f H9sft 1aF "..f Ias.
ar, % N'rfsi S'-'4i1gs Pa-- Dc TO EsHrr. u.
al siyns o. ~ rr+--s ..u.uf fea.aH "a t.-
sgNfrt. y no -.Tcfy ever discovered has Iyut
what has 1er achieved by this. Uu1er its use
efes f@r a. cuusrt utiuual 50 uhilitc OF ilcr.url
- - speedily cured, and ir q short time ti.e SUR
Nle poison iscumpletely eradcatel is0G ila system
AMI health am strength are p-uUIuyuus restore.
~ III was THIS remedy that cIre1s gent. elll ..i
the South then stopping 40 Newport, and lUr which
he presented IT. ". with $3.50 besides his hl a..e-
nav ins teen under the treatment u the most emil
tut Ihysiclans IN Baltimore Philadelphia 70 Sew
York, Tor FiIE YEARS Never despair Uf a periaa-
nent cure, u1 matter bow oHstiuate tnur ease tt.
been until you have tlofuu-hls tested ta- virtue.
OF this potent Alternative. Zone lara tt-te l-t
"A month rtrfr -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.
Gold sold this afternoon at 24O4.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10

Rebelpapers say 'hat Sherman's adyanc,
on the 9th was reported skirmishing with
the outposts Of Savannah and it was expect
ed he would attack the city by the 9th.
No new movement had taken place a,
Grahamsville. Gen. Foster had fortified
himself and maintained bis position.
The Charleston Mercury thinks he will re-
main there till Sherman reaches within
striking distance of the coast
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

NV IVHh- TTTT.
Steamer Hansa from southampton, y " %.
The Tunes sees no harm IN Lincoln's re-
election. England is probably safer in his
than in any oJner hands. We may reasona-
bly, believe that Lincoln has sown his wild
oats. He has gone through course Of IN
sulting and delying England it is hoped
he will not repeat the experiment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16
e. T.-ls6O.-X.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled With %
ness, la.stude, palpitation Of the heart, lacs o'
petite distress after eating, torpid liver, eons,.
tion. &c. deserve % suffer II they viii not ~ --
They are recommended by ths hishes. -st.-
authorities, art s-e w,rr7n.ed 90 -1,--e a.. .a..
fiafs beneficial eject. They are exceedingly 49,
able perfectly pure, and harmless.
NorcE-Any person pretending 70 sell P.algst.
Bitters TO hulE or by the gallon IS swntlsr an
impos;or 10 is put up only in Ut patent : q =
bottle. Beware % bottles relied with imi,aao
ieieter.ous stuI lr which several persons srs a.
ready in prison. See that every bottle hss our
private United states STAMP over the cox uuult
.ated. ana 81 nature on steel plate side label.
Sold by respectable terlers throughout this b..
p. ~. DRAKE Il Co.
12 B-psd-sy. \. =
February s-e dsws
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IFroz tis Uno. Mo-ni.y H,-as1

We take pleasure in recording another wonderful
cure ~ i'r Oaks young man who is eunIrysi
coniectioucr, Sc, No. Sc Bleecker street Tti., NJ,
cured oi total blindness arising from Anaur .is lie
perio, OF his life 80 '''
Or5a. August, 1861.
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COLGATE.s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, .u,b ,
Fersal demand, is made from the CHOICE
materials is MILD and ENIOLIENT in it, 0
turs. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and d
remely BENEFICIAL in its action upon
SKIN. For sails BY all Druggists and anc, Co.
DeslerI.
s-IyA
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VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December jfi, 1864.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 90 a. ". %. % p. ". an,
Mail Train leaves st Adams. s.l5 4. NJ. Bp-
Iih-ton suJ j. BE-, cYunoctlnr 90 White River lr.
uon and Bellows Fails with trains f.r % SION Wo-
SesteF' Springfield and New Yors, arriving al New
YORK ~ 90 ljP y
Day Express leaves O-lenshur,h NJ -7la NJ
montreal al c-fn A. NJ, house, Point ar in ID n
Tor Boston, Troy ami New YORK
NlGht Express leaves O-rlcu shurgh A. d A A NJ
Mnntreal3 ID Pm, Nouse's Point 5.f7pl a--i,-i-
az buslon az ,lFA. NJ, connecting t TelIrWs F.Il-
WIN theshire Railroad for beston and Worcester
anu Win vermont Valley Railroad for Spriusdeli
AZ anu arriving m New Nork tt 1890 p, ~
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wEsr
n Leave Burlington at AIS A. NJ, I2.25 P. II. 475
7. ", ard s.0O p. NJ i -
Day Express leaves Boston AT -oaA V ,f.
lowell FOR Burlington, Montreal O-frnsirr,,
Chicag9 and the West, making close couueef.o7s -
hail lfaln leaves Boston 40 $50 A. Il vir T.... d
lawrence OF FliehHurs. White River Junction IN
% T. NJ, FOR Burlington and 81 Alsans.
Accpm'nt dalton Train leaves No-thled a+ fl "a,
a, ~; burhnEtC.. at l2.ls p. u Tor Rouse p,irt
Night Express leaves Bellows Pals AZ In-ut . A
receiving passengers from Vermont Vale, p n
leaving New NorK. at t2.t5 p. NJ and from Cbcsbjre
~, n teaying Boston at 5I- p n -onnertir,-
hhlte River Junction with train leav.n, Bos.lr a.
'-'n q D., Tor burlington, Rouse's Point Motel
Passuppsic Road '''0' Win
Sleeping ears are attached To- both tho Ni.-i, T.
press trains running between Rouse's Pint al
boston, and Houses Point and Springfield
through Tickets for Chicago aud the Wei Tor s,l
~ the principal stations
st. Adams. Dec ;. 1864. ILL., 'up''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16
NASHVILLE. Dec. Q

NASHVILLE, Dec. Q.
The weather is bitter cold. There was
nothing new occurred at the front to-day,
save sharp musketry firing in front of the
4th corps.
Several wounded on both sides The
gunboat feet went down the river to-dey.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16
WARREN THAYER.
IL * 4 III II Il CT.
HAVING been bred to the theory and practice Of
Civil Engineer and Architect.

under the instruction Of the late John Johnson-and
IN winch he hos himself been Instructor at vnro.
periods OF his hie-and having practised his profess
SION IN Boston and Worcester. Mass and fur many
years IN Burlington and its vicinity the subscriber
leeIs himself competent 70 satisfy and benefit those
who may employ him.
he drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-.
gulslte calculations, elevations, proportions sec
upns, Sc-l OF CHURCHES, Academies SCHooLHorsFs
ana PUBLIC BUILDiNGs, in their different sf,ies of
Architecture Hotels. Private residences from the
lrst class TO the palmer and less expensive The
arm house-Barns and outhouses, Qncludinr ad-
duons and Improvements Of existing Structures
where such are wanted). ~
lie plans and advises as tOall the various r,ro.es
Is OF construction and arrangement from tie collar
10 the roof Of buildings ''''
lie gives information and will as ist n the seIeo.
tlon 81 the most eligible kinds and qullities Of ma
tersls IN order to secure fitness, durability and
He superintends the erection Of Buildi,-s
pruses, &c, IRON the commencement to the com
pieuoh OF the same, and would add that he has had
Iarge experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
ne lays out grounds and walks bridges cuiver,s
ROADS, &C. lie carves Mouldngs and Ornamental
He makes models and drafts, dr4,riny, AMI ,,,,,s
eatiohs lor ne inuenfons, and attends generallv h
the business oi his profession in all its branch
:, lie may be consulted by letter directed h. Rim
burlington, Vermont, and may be found AZ hi
nee, chureh street, (Benn's Block, opposite
Town Hall and Post Officer.
-. "AkREN TliAYER, rchitect
deOwaW6m
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Esr. oAhS

ls a graduate Of the London Medical COLLEGE. and
has practised IN England and America for over b.
years with unparalleled success IN the treatment ot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

Richmond papers ot the 9Th inst. are filled
wiki expectations of an attack lu Richmond
anl .NplunltIor, WHY they expect IL.
They are entirely confident that Gen
Grant haze been reinforced hy the 9th CORPS.
and chat bee has other troops.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16
NEW YoRK, Dec. 10.

INV IOhh, DEC. ~.
The Times Washington dispatch says de-
serters TO our lines on ednesdav report
that Sherman's advance was within six miles
OF Savannah. At this point he had halted
and was awaiting the arrival OF certain pur-
tons of his command which had been sent
in different directions for the purpose Of mis-
leading the enemy.
Deserters WIN gave this information also
state that there is great dissatisfaction in
the rebel ranks because correct information
OF Shermans movements is withheld from
them. Especislly is it 50 among tie Georgia
troops.
They report that many of our prisoners
have ESCAPED 2 IA sir continent e..i aGd
joined Sherman
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Me- whi,s,Sors Street. utiS Si' r. n Y! l. GREY

ror references see circulars to ne has At hi,
Ui-ce nouns hom A. NJ. until e P. N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

The Plantation Bitter, make tAe wlas :. g ...
lansdin brf''-ar, sad are exhausted nature e..
restorer. They are composed Of the celebrate -4
isaya RaTk, Wintersreen, Sassafras, Roots Her.
&c, all preserved in perfectly pure s.. Cr11'a.-
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Er,"s:Hgiom Esook ssimaery.


NEW HOODS.
rEUE nest Stock ~ Jewe.ry. Rogers & Brothers'
/ Plated uo0ls. Cutlery. spsctaci-s Nose trlass-
t-. Goggles. Combs, brushes. soap Razors STRAPS
>Hsp -uX--- C4Ucss solid silver Goods Telescopes
Co,uu.--es. Thernameters Drg collars Coffin
Plates. 1,orIsous Pills. AMI variety 81 Fancy ar
uc.cs. a. The Old Stant, Church street
= En7NG,AID.
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B VANS
P'ULM MIC wAF rps

The most certain and speedy remedy ever discov.,.
tor All the Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
- toushs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption
I"ese NAlers give the most instantaneo-i
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me VITA organs IS not hOpelessly decayed Ers
one ai.icted should give them impartial trial
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor.
- e Cortlsndt St ~ Y CT
Dee IT. 81 -
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NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS.
TiLBoURNE HOUSE - bv the Autbor q
vi wide wide Worldn
-. new atmospherein by Gail Hamilton.
.rrooAles toward sunset" by Mrs. Child.
trans's Campaisn;'' or W. at a how san d.
,.5he ehildren's bible picture BOOK
ne American boys book Of sports and g.mes.
pienuld DOOR, beautifully bound and ILLUSTRATED
Win over 81 hundred engrsvings.
Received and for sale Al
Nov. 18th. Is6s --''
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90 The Plantation Bitters have cured -.
@. a arrangement Of the kidneys and Uri1ary ~,
that has distressed me for years. lt at. il,
charm
c. c. MOORE, "a Broadway. Nv
Ac Ec &c. SC. So
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PAINT PAINT:
Winters Metallic Brown Pain,

RECOMMENDS ITSELF.
is pure oxide ofIron and Nanganese 7, r,i-o.
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~ does not require grinding am ia warranted g.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER A.EANGUiEr.
coHmencins Nor. i''A ~, train. viii run as f.l
LEAVE ErRL.s-I.s
$50 a. ". MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell uo-.
cesteF. Ftcahur-h. Brtt.rau-o. springfield. lI.-t-
lord, View Haven Troy. Albany iud New vo-.
arrive in Troy STRIP. w. Sew YORK 81 D. -
Boston 7-3l 2. v
Though 20 Boston i-tfso4f a. 4.s. sr c.-,
400 \. VI. Accommodation Tram.
40 p. ". EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy. Albany. New
ON ana the West arrive 10 T-oy -I b. ~ .
s Se~ ore A. ~; by HUDSON River Railroad
sieepins Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
Through 70 Troy ,eifsonf cs4u7, o. c4--.
% p. y, NIGHT EMPRESS. with Sleeping Car. for
Ne" -rk and Boston Arrive In Troy az b H0 A.
~ New YORK Io A \. Boston A.
Through to Troy and Boston s.iaogf eiaag,
Of Cars.
Prom ~ south and East Trans I-r!ts n B,trft-g-
Ion ls faH4lrs.
as P. ~. NAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell w.
cester' Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. TOY.
Albany aud New York. Leaves Boston e , ,-
New YORK 200 An with Sleeping Car attached
Troy l2.ou N.
- a. N, NlGl 1T EMPRESS TRAIN. with S-eepin.
faIs, from New York and Boston. Leaves New
York at 3 Pm, Boston $50 Pm
l0.oo A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN firm, F,..
land. -'-
$50 P. ", NEW YORK EMPRESS. L,s,res N..
York at son r. u. Through from tn, vri-i..,-
change II ears.
=, Els sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany. New
\ oTk Schenectady and all principal points On ne
.NeN "rA central and western Railroads and .r.-
formation given ~
J. ". CARPENTER
No. {, American Hotel Block.
package checked through
% Fare always as low as by any other line.
GEO. A. MERRILL. suu't.
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CERTIFTcATES and REFEREA-cEs

MILFORD, OTsEGo Co., y. Y. Nsv 9Th. ,--s
This is % certify that / have been ,ie0 --ith
Catarrhal Bronchitis" for years. Last Mech I
Wa induced o. try Or. Oaks Treatment - .b re-
Heved me M ten minutes u>el % cough halfthe
night. and raise on an average as MUGS a- a lsrse
tea cup full of yecd phe-m. " IS ,i1ep va, .l very
much disturbed. that wYald avs .e With hr-pin-,
FEVER aud perspiratpn. Aitcr using the Doctors
uei iciue one month. Gained boo flesh fD tYiI- Al
the end N two months weighed IS fiauf't- mon.
than IN March previous. 'ty cough len me- ir Two
NJ fever iet me VI, appetite and .I..f, -a+-,-r..i
ind can truly say that have been "a. 20 we're r,i
from the dead o. uewness OF Ifc ane hi. ,tf a..
one months treatment
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ECIAL NOTICES.


FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAI--rp,
bloody battIe-feld-the mansion Of the rich a.,
humble abode Of the poo--from the ole. AL 4,
sacred desk-from the rae-r'-'s top, d,sta-i ", y,
and f.r.esF ,-,shds Of the ocesn-fron evs-5
Egi corner Of he civilized vorld-is potrag I, d
evidence o: sssenisllinE- ess--- g 's,r-..
PINT zTI0T Ff-T@e". Taoass-as upon q,
,.7l- % Letters Ike lie following may be ...,
crr o.Ice.
RssDSBURr. Wis., Sept a. Iss.
have been IN the army h.-..
s,r flul teen truaths-speechles. and nearly -
At Alton, H., they ave me a bottle u Pisut,
Eifters Three bottles restored M, 49,
.nd c.!rud ne.
ca. FlAUrg-
>or1a NARsss. D.. Jus 4 .-r
Jae Dung man, Who H. ..ss .
and rot or. tire house q. -go y9s-s vi'li s--7t
and F-ysipeia.. afier Is-ying 80 der. . --
without Lsueft. hss ben c.S-4 'y .eh bs-t-.
'0'' EDWARD W0UyAL1
The following /. from the Manager - the IL.
Home school Tor the Children q Foiateer.
HAyFNEYER MANSION, rIPTT-SEvEvrH -
New York August q l-gt
Dr. DRAKE. Your wonderful Plantatia- o.
ters have been gwen to some % our little .iai-
suffering from weakness and weak lung -ft .-i
hsppv effect One little girl, 10 particg'.-
mans in her head. loss OF appetite aud t9Iv
ios e--f-.inpticn, on whom al E-ct!l.l IN r
been exhausted has been entirely restore. u
commenced with bat a teaspo1nfIl y Bis'a-
Her appetite and strength zap d. .r--,-.z,.. ..
she Is now well.
1 re-YoeIaiiy, Mas. 0. NJ. DEyoy-
-. owe much to you, forI verify ,s..-.
The Plantation Bitters have saved ny life
Rzv. ". WAGGONER, Madrid. ~
- SEMI Us twenty -four dozen more y you- P.,--.
ton Bitters, the popularity o. which are daily i
creasing with the guests Of our house
SYKES CHAhWIrk A TG
Proprietors Wii1srris Hotel, Washington D.
have given The Plantation Bitter,
hundreds our disabled Folders vi'l 'ts -l..- q.
tonishiug e'sscis
oupt Soldiers Home, Cinri11.t %
20. The Plantation Bitters have ,1-s. --.
Of liver complaint, Of which WIS laid up q-..-s,-
and had 70 abandon my business.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleve.ani. o.
The Plantation Bltters have cr-.. -.
O. a arrangement Of the kidneys and urilary --.-t
that has distressed me for years. ltas.. len
charm.
&c, &c, &c, Sc. 80.
The Plantation Bitter, make Ere wlas :. e ..
lansiin brf''-ar-, Gad are exhausted nature g..
restorer. They are composed Of the celebrated Gal.
isaya Rark, Wintersreen, SassAfras, Roots Her.
&c, all preserved in perfectly pure 81. Croi1'a.-
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BALLARD RIFLES

ANS.
A re" bushels Of very nice Beansat
No. Union Block
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ESTABLISHED I2fss+.

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The following /. from the Manager u the L.
Home school Tor the Children % F1inteer.
HAVENEyEs MANSION, rIyrr-SEvESrH, - .
ID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

The Plantation Btters have -1-s. --.
Of liver complaint Of which ] WIS laid W s-.,-.-.
and had 10 abandon my business
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland 5-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

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joan ". SMITH
FER references CD -erfuli, ref.-- 20
DUH - SSELL- B.uk Cooper.towu.
JOHN r SCOTT.
Gre. = NORTHINGTON
,u -. Northu-t.u Faux.
Hereby ce--ily o. the vertrty of the af.ye
Bb4Nl SMITH, Milford. Otsc-o Co.,. NY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

" y n AfSf y U Jn-F 7 =
Jae sou1g man, Who Ls4 ban .
and rot or. tire house :o- ~ y9s-s vi'i $50
and F-ysipeia.. aiter Is.y-in. 80 der. To- --
without hsueft hiss ben c.S-a 'y .eh 6,-t,-.
EDWARD WOrN4rr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

SEND US twenty -four dozen more q your Plan
ton Bitters, the popularity Of which are daily !
creasing with the guests Of our house
SYKES, CHA hWIrk A al
Proprietors WiiIsr,i's Hotel, Washington. n.