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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24
EDWARD G. TILESTON e. Co.,
~ BANKERS.

ST LOUIS ALros, AND TEHRB HAuIE y; 20,
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders and bondholdep Of this Company, for the cleo
ton Of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS for the ensuing year ana
f The t,n,scou of such other business may be brought
before them win be held at PANA. Christian County IN
nois on MONDAY the 9Th day Of June ls4 at 9eoes p M
All the transfer books Of the Company both Of bonds and
stock will be closed on the sh Of May until the 9TH oil june
inclusive BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24

NONCERT-For the Benefit of the Free
Church Of the Epiphany the Cooper Institute. Thurs
~ Ey,nins May 10 This Concert viii oe given under W,
crs OF the Harmonic Society. who have kindly con.ente
q, axe large part ia the exercises The following wen
Lawn artists have also volunteered thrr services Tor me oe
rn.ion: Mr.. r. }. Cook Miss Atwood Mr. a. A. y1'n
p.1ileu Al. see prog ANNE. Tickets Is cents each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24
financial.
oy1or o, THE PsxSsIIvAsl. coAI Co.PASr.

OFFICE or QUARTZ HILL GOLD MINING Co.,
No. 29 WALL ST., NBw.YoRK, May a. IOo''
T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF inc ,s St3ch,
Il holders Of the QUARTZ HILL GOLD MIMI"
COMPANY for the Election Of Officers for the ensuing year
sl be held =. the Office Of the Company, on TUEsDAi
JUNE T. at II o'clock
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the let to the tn OF
June, inclusive. j. H. IILLi.' ae--y-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24

IN I<th-st and sth-sv.-Open daily from j to p IA
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ffom ] 70 p. IN
liz per interest allowed Deposits made on or Oe'or
iune will draw interval ilol that date.
Tuos CHRJsTY President. X. II. Bull, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

THE EsrEEoR OF BRAZIL has appointed
q. Board q Health" 70 investigate and decide
what proprietary remedies should be admitted
into the country and what excluded After some
months session they have reported condemning
them all except DR. J. c. Aver 4 Co.'S prepara-
lions. Three Of those they recommended the
Empsror to admit fr the benefit Of the public
health, while they hold the fourth, Cherry Pee
oral under Amusement for further information
-especting one Of its ngredienis-morphine
-bich, while so extensively employed and so
s.hly esteemed as a remedy in this country. is
,.rcely known IN that. OF al the other nell
,Des before them, the Imperial Commission
~. &c No one Of them merits any favor whatever,
o. protection from this Government, as they con-
;a1 nothing new nor any specific virtues not
..ly snorn and used by our own physicians A"
Tse Imperial Government has accordingly pro-
5T,ei them all from admission through the
aston house, except the remedies Of our dis
-nSuished countrymen above mentioned-s
discrimination by their learned men. very ike
70 that which experience has led the American
1t5pe.-BeEtoH Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. -.
FLOUR frsn. Western superane at e. 80 n 10 O0;
.,auucn s1sras SO rs a n o.; medium extra at
81 o. n Il = good and choice including the ia
yorts brands St. Louis, at AZ u a Il . p Dbl,
-.sh Corn remains hrHs. with small sales Of West
srn mixed at s. I0i southern yellow is nominal at
8 p. Oats arc steady, with sales Of Northern and
canada At Is n SIC 2 bushel Bye continues
steady With sale. At 81 s. q bush Shorts continue
steady at SIS 90 ? ton Fine Feed Ut So s. and
Yddlngs at SIS e ton.
PROvISIONS.-Pork continues firm. Sales Of
rme at SIS 10 . SO % mess at q 90 n A. 81 and
clear s. 80 n As 90 g Dbl, Beef is steady,
With shcs Of Eastern and Western mess and extra
ns,, II a. a p q Dbl, cash, as to quality. Lard
,v5.. sale, in bills and tierce. at p a &c 2 p,
Smoked Hams are selling at 2Oc p b. cash. Butter
ell, a; - a 52c e b FOR good and choice quality.
Chee.s is selling at L a pc q h for common to
good Is TO quality.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
soldiers Rest, Springfield. Mass.
An APPEAL TO vTRHoNTERs.

The patriotic and humane citizens Of
...inefeld, Mass .'who have sustained tie
,,ldiers' Rest" in that city, are getting up
Fair for its benefit, and solicit contrihu-
,,r. of money and saleable articles for it
a.,n the People oil Vermont. Their appeal
b..rs the names OF Gov. Smith. GOV. Hol
.-1,k Ii: Gov Dillingham;, and other pro-
..'rent citizens OF Vermont, and Is endorsed
sr leading citizens of Burlington, and 1t
viii c Ime with some force to our people when
Il i known that Of nne thousand soldiers
who have received shelter and refreshments
IN the institution fire thousand were Vermont
.oldiers. Will not our Farmers send liberal
contributions of Produce, Hay, Grain, But
sr, &c
an SUCH articles should be shipped BY
abroad IS ,arly as tie 10Th inst (as the
Far opens the 18th, and should be directed
.S,ldlere Fair" City Hall, Springfield,
Mass. Contributions Of money should be
.eDt 20 Henry S. Lee. Treasurer, Springfield.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

OF the 10Th, urging tie iitife t;y.l .iirport-
anee to the Coniederacy Of Richno-d. This
If evidently put forth to check The shock
which is fall will produce.
Wood is 500 Ter cord in Richmond ami
many families ate without fuel.
NEW loRs. Nov 80
\ letter from Morganzia, La, dated noon
Nov. 18th SAYS The report that this garri-
scr Wa captured By the rebel General Buck
her II WICKED and malicious ialseh01d.-
No attack has been made on this place
Nothing would please this garrison better
than an attack By the rebels. Our officers
and men are in excellent health
The HeraE says that at the capture OF
new Creek Station at Piedmont by the It.
bels, immense quantities Of public stores
were lost.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
NFw YoRE NOV %

The Herdld's Washington despatch says
Information has been received here Of the
existance OF peace party in Alabama.
Georgia and Mississippi for re-admission OF
the States.
The TriJlrHe's army correspondent states
that guns are en- route TO the front that will
throw shell into Richmond, distant seven
miles. The shell is OF particularly infam-
mable and destructive power, capable OF re
ducing the rebel city to ashes. The plan for
it, use has been sanctioned by Grant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
New York, Nov. 81.
Cold SOLD this morning at 22g.
NArrRE.s sECRErs ArpILEn rn

NAIURE's tECREIs AFFLIED TO
cure Natures Defects. The Natural Means by
which the Animal Chemistry q the svs,eIn pro-
duces Color in She Hair has been discovered IL
cRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE. It Sounterfei,. The
richest blacks and browns, producing an instsnta-
neous and enduring change from any obnoxious
color, without staining the skin OF inpairing the
vitality Of a single fibre.
cRLSTADORo'S HAIR PREsERFATIvE, a val
liable adjunct to the bye, in dressing and promoting
the growth and perfect health Of the hair, and Of
itself, when used alone-s safeguard that protects
the fhres from decay under all circumstances and
under all climes Manufactured by J. CRlSTA-
DORO. No. 6 AItor House, New York Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by oil Hair DresseTs
Nov IS. In
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
Nrw YoRK \ov. so.

NEN 1Okh. NV cNs
By the steamer Fort Morgan we have late
advices from the Gulf Five of our gunboats
lie in Mobile Bay only three miles from the
city The rebels have important works a
little below the city at Dog river bar.
The Times Washington despatch says
Hoods movement in Tennessee seemed TO
reveal the intention of making MS way into
East Tennessee The line on which he Is
moving would indicate an attempt to turn
Nashville on the east and make his way to
ION Breckenridge. Ii is believed he Will
then essay to capture Knoxville which Will
give him railway communication with Lynch
burg and Richmond. The successful issue
of Sherman's move will have severed COM
municatiOn between the two nam rebel ar
mics and Hood's present campaign seems 10
be directed towards securing such commani-
cation by the line mentioned.
Hoods army in this case would be- IN a
position to Join Lee should this become ad-
visable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
New YoRk, Nov. 80.


Gen Burnside has sailed from Fortress
Monroe with 10000 men to meet Gen. Sher-
man.
The Heraids amy of the Potomac cores
pondence at the 2Sth inst, says, more firing
than usual was INDUCED in on the 2sth inst
In the evening the rebels fired from the adj
vance point Of their new line just beyond the
famous Bermuda Hundred town. Our gun
boats replied and the afaIr was terminated
On the morning of the 2Sth firing was quite
brisk, musketry participating but no battle
ensued.
Rebel deserters report that the rebel Ten.
Ewell's corps has gone south. Throughout
all of the 9th the rebel firing on Dutch
Gap was uncommonly heavy and persistent
No damage was done.
For an hour In the afternoon they deliv-
cred severe fire upen Fort Brady. No
damage was done mere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
DR.. RAND's SPECIFIC.

V'HE oldest and most reliable medicine fr tue
L cure Of Spermat0rhu.a. seminal Weakness, LIS
Of Power. &c. This medicine his stood che testp-
over thirty years and has always proved success
Of pills made up entrelyu u substances that have
specific effect upon the seneratiye organs. Most
persons associate the idea Of operations upon the
bowels from taxing any kind ui pills. The SPECIFIC
~ Dr. Rand Is not Intended a. an erlcuafiag qsti
cine Its medicinal virtues are expended entirely
upon the impaired resenerative organs. The pills
are not unpleasant 20 the taste, and many persons
masticate them with IMMUNITY before swallowing
them which plan we would always recommend as
aordns the speediest way % get the effect u the
remedy.
druggists everywhere.
JNO- J. KRONER. Wholesale Agent,
500 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug d dlvr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
HALE's HONEY OF
HOREEFOE.N'D and TER.
Coughs. Colds, Iafum-a. HJarsass,. { DiF-
cut Breathing, and al Affections ot %.
Tsr0ai, Bronchial Tujts and Lungs.

10 ef4a III N'iH'+'t+- 3 't|' '''''' '-''
leadiHg 10 Consumption.
Th.s severe. IN remedy is compounded from the
'ayorite recipe 90: Al uiustrious Physician and
Chemist, who r. many wears used s, with the most
complete success in his extensive private practice.
lie had long been profoundly impressed with tAe
wonderful virtue Of the honey Of the plant Hore-
hound, in union with the CLEANSING and HEAL
ING properties Of tar extracted from tie LIFE
PRINCIPLE II the forest tree Aires BI4lr1sa OF
Balm Of Gilead. For years be was hafled in h. at
tempts to blend these great medicinal forces into
such q union that the original power q each would
be preserved the di.a greeabIe qualities u common
tai removed. and the price 81 the compound De
within the means ofau. Al last. after long curse
ofdiIcult chemical experiment De found that hg
adding to these sts other Ingredient, each one '-
liable by 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 10 the general public
Is o safe. pleasant and inf,llible remedy.
PRICE 81 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all Druggists.
CHARLES DOWNER, General Agent
a Cedar 81. New York.
seya t&w3m.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

TROOPS AT AUGUSTA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
r. e. ID YES
RHEUMATIC 5ESfyEES'F.

a.tea..1 .r-.a public .se.l ut
excellent .fl.I l.uImaIt- a-H u...e't sH -H.et.
cure iIr all O.. a.... lu. pl.l '..- H'. ''-
GIiE. oIAristf
I-clu..I f.a -aaroaaftae aa.l. arising 100
rfes... ..-.-...-. .1-.. ..a..@ .s.r. ..
kennedy i.urlflat.c L.alr.ua-.
>pRlIN~
action I'd tle -cle--I- rIlef Hy Af.H ..--..- .t
heaugitN llelma-. L.nltl. .-ei1a... Jos
NEURALGIA.
Tie king 90 all pain. .s caused '- al ...Hr t".
the nerves. instantly elr-I b.. 4l.a. .......a-
u hcauely' e Rheumatic L.lil-ut.
PLEURISy
lsal iu1amll.1 Of tne tH.g- .i tae o. .--' ra-e-
hy q few bottles oi Kennedy Rheumatic l.llale4-.
BRUISES
Are caused by a sudden pressure = Tire .esa rat
suaslinEof the t.--ue--is instantly relieved ay
kennedy Rheumatic Liuimeut.
CEANIP
lea contraction " tho muscles caused Is b. -..a el
-toppa-e oi the nervous ll.l which prevents .1.-
mai liIc having irss.lE- rIrei los D. ief. pile
cations of heuuciy'si. heumatc Linimert
BILIOUS collie
-cau-gi Hr g. l-u-i. -l ll Che -t.ll. 'l rHt ..a.s
ItiEe q t.t.p11ulll l. Kennedy NIeuut'l- -4
n.ent iu warm water every h1.fhHIr until cured.
sOOTHART AND HOARSENESS.
Are caused Hl an ulult1f.l trt ness .i te CLAM.
wet. piece H lauael with Kennedy Nl-Imat. -
L.n.m-at. apply 20 Hu going q. bed, al4 .l eaI be-
well ia tle morning
WEAKNESS or THE BACK
Follow thcdirect.1u il the circular Huui each
bottle.
FOR AZ ULCER TED THROAT
Y8u will takcnge tel-p11ufgI % Jhe Liuimelt and
four tea-poouiuis gf water Gar-.s the throat twice
day. In few days 10 wil De we'll This one
tea .poauful viii be- worth dollar t1 l.-.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And all Inflammation Of the throat t.r~ BE- and Il.-
ute with dry hgc-iu- couch, You viii dilute the
Lini.neut with four hvc times it, nuik n wtter
"A &c thelroat % sval.owt De-
acre
tits .1i Tor TooTHAcuE, EAEtcHEE swEitEo
FAcEan,. NrLsNAuoN of every kind EverF FAM
IvshnulI have afulisupply Cor the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD kENNIlY, R1Vhu
ass Price 50 cents
April 21ad dav.-lr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
gOKEE PILLS
Sugrr Coafzl.
r--iAhz HLULb ATJh
EsE5AAERE geB ES ElEsN sSEs
CERTHLN ND S3F


- .s- ne Eeaotsl 81 OlstruefioHs. s1.4 a.
rarlsc. OF Regularity ~ .hs Rarrerr-s
sbs eIrttv Pf-iofss
They car " oas1.te t4-s= aiaer-us c..-l's- tas
spring from irre-a.lrity it-et
They cure suppressed. Excessive -as Pa.-ia.
Men-.-aatioa
They cure Green Sickness t'iioT,sls.-
They ca4e Ys-evrs 4rl Spinal Ass';i,.u
pains in the back, and lover pa-'s Of ths BODY.
Hsaviness. Fatigue on slight exerlon, FalEi.stion
Of the Heart, LoNnels Of Spirits, Is ste-ia, sick
Headache Giddiness, etc, etc. In q roll. by re
moving the lrTezclArity, tney remove HiH cause
ana VIII % All the eticts tnIt spring ron 10.
Composed Of c,r-rie vegetable extracts tleF
contain Lothius deleterluLs 90 gnT c1a7t- trtlual
however delicate, their junction ogi- -o --t-iitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly Gsel,
thew never fail 90 90.
They may he safely used at any a-G aua at
any period, EXCEPT DURING r4G F-H-- 4EEAh
MONTHS,
All letters seeking Information OF advice ~.l
oe promptly, freely and diacreetly auswet,l-
Full directions accompany each box.
Price $ per box, or siz boxes i'r So
Sent by mail free OF postage, on receipt e riie--
Sa'i 5y ali respectable Druggists.
M. ". r. NERWIS L CO.,
tD.c rElP 1I--ua-.
So. G. liberty sir2ea, -.- S.-t
Jau da-F
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
DRUNKENNESS CCRED.

UNHE Inehriate may now bid defiance o. the tempt
| ing cup. DR.. lanes autd0te tor strong drink
i I. certain cure for drunkenness. Il creates dis
Ike for strong drink and can be administered with
ont the knowledge Of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent o. any address. For
sale by all respectable druggists in the United
states and Canadas. Price : per box, or packages
OF six boxes FOR 3.
JNO. j. KRONER, Wholesale AGENT,
500 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Pa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
KROMER'S CUpham'9 HAIR DYE
so Cents a Box.

DONES larger than Dyes that sell Or 81 NAlI
ID RAJ, DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. nAEhANiEn o.
Dlease This article has been thoroughly tested D..
Dr. CHILroS Of New York, and Prots Booth anu
Garrett Of Philadelphia, who pronounce IL We
from All poisonous ingredients and the materla
rornposi6g il will not inure the most delicate
sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers ''
where. -. q,
4u3 Chestnut St. philadelphia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
BreCEjHridge sam lnOned
from Tennessee.

Beauregard at Macon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
KENNEDY'S
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT

THE only Ointment for the cure Of all eruptioni
arc cltaneous affections II is wholly
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IT WILL CURE
Salt Rheum,
EryspelaS, aid Head,
Piles, fel0ns Ulcers, Sore Eyes,
Chilblsins, Shingles Boils, Cuts, Wounds,
Blisters Ringworms, Pimples,
Burns, Chapped Hands,
Scalds.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
DIR. TOBIAS. VENETIAN HORSE

Eminent. In Pint Bottles, price Fifty Cents
$40 MAIN ST., HARTFORD, Cess.
Dr. Tobias Dear SRI have been i'm the livery
business for the let twenty years, and during that
time have uss all the various liniments and lotions
Of the day, but never have found an article equal
to YOUR Venetian Horse Lniment. have fairly
tested it on my horses in distemper sPrains' cuts
caks swelings Of the glands, &c, as also FOR rheu
matism on myself, and have always founo it inval-
liable remedy.
Respectfully yours. L Lite HFlELD-
Sold bv all Druggists Office, Sc Cortlandt Street
New York.
din
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
Died,

In til. village, Nov. z, Miss NARY b MOORE,
aged q wears.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

AYERS Pills. ARE YOJ SiCk
with your system derauged and your feelings au.
comfortable. These symptoms are ogeu tle pre-
Jude o. serious Illaess Some lt Of sickness is
creeping upon vou. and should o.. ly-t..i iya
timely u,a of the right remedy. Take ayers p..ls,
ami cleanse out zinc disoriered hau.-r-ryr.a. emo
blood, and let the fluid. NOV, oa uueh-tuo-ei n
health again They stimulate the functions % che
body into vigorous rctsify. purify te 81 stem from
the distinctions which H.- . ii-asse- s e.ll sa--
ties somewhere i1 -ae l.ly. aat deraa-.s .--ra.l-
rAl functions. These, u.t relieved. react upon
the surrounding organs, producing r4. a-.a-
gat,on, suffering and l-r4u--uelt While in t'i-
condition, take Aver pills. lud see bow t..ee.t
they restore the uatul-. action Of the ss-,ia a-t
with it the huoyaut feeling Of health again. What
is true and SO apparent .a tails trivial aH 81 common
complaint is also trae ia u-in. u, the aar seated
and dangerous a.--.au.-.. Iae same i---.,... ..-
feet exuai- them. Ca4-,t Hv sim Az .-.r--t..ls
and arrangement the natural functions ~ t.e
body they are rapidly art many .. ..sa -ur.t.
cured hy Che sa-le me.r' t.a. uh. v Ue
virtue OF these Pills v.'. n.-.s.- g.. .aa.s them
ule- suffering .-.m Che -.. -.er d... cure. ---l
Is Headache, Foul saa.. .-f.f... Billion.
Complaints. Ias'- -a-.I.-. u.r. .l...- --.. L.s.-
Costteae.s. C.l.,. patton. lea1t. a-l. i..ea1l--.a
urop-,. Worms and a1pI-,--.aa. when taken l
large doses
They age SUGAR Coated. -a ,.it tae fa.-. sensitive
can take them easily. aaa ta.s ar- -.r... t-e best
pur-atige mcl.eI ftt discovered
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
KENNEDY'S
Salt Rheuni Ointment
= unsurpassed.

y unsurpassed
The Roughe.t Skin is made smooth.
Charped hands are instantly healed.
Cracked and Dried Lips are healed and softened-
To keep the hands and face comfortable during
Taen going TO bed.
Put up In two sized bottles. The smaller q cent?,
n. larger 80 cents, per bottle.
sold In this town By A. &. SPEAR, J-W.RoBr Il Co.
w2lyl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
New YORK, Nov. ,.

\ small engagement took place on Sunday
at Moorefeld, West Va, IN which the rebels
made their appearance at New Creek. This
Is very doubtful.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
HIRAM MCRR.y-s ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, Eavins been appoint
" cd by the Honorable the Probate court lor
tie District of Chittenden, Commissioners . -e-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
o. all persons against the estate Of Hiram Murray
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
elect thereto; and SIX months from the day OF the
date h--.of. being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We 90 therefore hereby give notice, thai
we vii attend TO the business Of our appointment
a. -s dwelling Of Charlotte Murray in Willstoni IN
sr't District On the fourth Tuesdays Of December
end april next at 10 O'Clock, 4 VI, on 7sch oil sAlu
DAYS
Dated tina ~ lay CT November, A. D., lss;.
HIRAM =. FAY. (Co,,-r,,sionar.
HIRAM WALST0N
W-5R3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
News of the Week.
By Telegraph.

GEN. Sill * W II ", y
.N.fRCH.
BURNSIDE GONE TO
VI EET HIM.
10000 men sailed from
Fortress Monroe.
BOTH COLUMNS ACROS
THE OCONEE.
.NiiIedgeriIIc occupied.
Madison burned.
HIS ADvAN AT MILLES
THE PRISONERS RELEASED.
The Rebels mastering forces.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
rR,NCIs WILSON'S Estate.

w -t- .lrs.rftcrs. having been appointed BY
w Gre Honorable the Probate Court ior me
d. y ... rC..rteuleu. Comm ssioncrs % receive,
..-... ...rI dust The claims and demands Of an
.. r.....-r the estate of Francis Wilson, late
..H..- .a said District, represented usolFeut
..... 'I claims. ana demands exhibited ia Offset
-..r....HF six months from the day Of the date
r.-.0r heinz lowed hy said Court for that pnr-
+.alI .tls business % our appointment at the
dwell. .-af H. Lucrcta Wilson, in Hineshurgh, In
.f District. ou the second Wednesday Of December
a.f April next, at l0 oclocN A. NJ on eaen OF sAld
H.trt- Isth day u October A. d. 1854
JOSEPH MARSH, }c,,r,,is.fore-,
LF.M MILES
wus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

New YORK. Nov. -.
Gold sold to-day at 234.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

Pr,,id,st-AMORY EDWARDS, Esq., New York.
Tr,asursr-L. II. SIMPSON, Esq, New York.
Ssr,farg@ EDWIN CONANT, Esq New York.
JOHN N. CLAPP, Esq, General Resident Super
1tendent.
Couu,si-ArssRs. PLATT. GERARD BUCK
.EN- NJ YOU
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02
REYNOLDS ONO PUMP!
Something New.
e Es1inGbEe lnre9ITtO9 for
THE PEOPLE.

ri~-tauf only Dlutle.Actiu- F0rce Puup in oE-
i-tencr. with q heavy Double Acting Piston c1s'
on. pace, and Double Acting fliJs substantially
within THE samc. without the use Of Leather Valves
orany Pack NJ " aatcyer. It, novelty and extreme
simplicity strikes the ueh9.acr With wonder ala
astonishment
This lrsaJis Pump rild-1k Ba1, t5o yatsra' fast
as you can pump II. Please real fii' aJaiu-
The advantages ofthe Ohio Pump are
First: II. Cheapness and Durability. Second
Its certainty Of action az all times; the Pump work
ins entirely UNDER WATER, preserves i from
rusting and requires no packing or primin = Third
The most important point 70 which We wish TO ca..
attention. 4. the fact that NO NATERCAN STAND
Is TIE PIPE, when the Pumu IS not In motion, 10
become ,talein summer, and teeze Ia winter, thus
making
4 Perfect Protection against Frost.
Fourth By attachin. hose it is great PROTEc-
TON against FIRE, and very useful 10 Watering
Gardens, Sprinkling Streets, Washing Bug-les &c
II has less machinery than any houhe-1etins Force
Pump In AMERICA
These Pumps arc manufacture expressly for me
at burlington BY j. u. FlaHde--. 20 thC Pioneer
Shop. EVERY PUMP WARRANTED
rHEr HAvESo EQUAL THEY sPEA6 roz fHEgsELv-s.
Retail Price No. 1, SIC. No. p $50. Pipe and
Town and County rights flr this Pump. except
the right Of manufacture. 'or sale ol reas la 'Ir
terms
AN Information furnished GA a4pl clticn o.
JACKSON MILLER,
Proprietor for the state q Vermont
RrIinst TN D.. 1854 d2WoEfW
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

.NINTUREAG CATAL&.
Ts'GF Subscriber has on nsnt seventy hFc Tons
! good upland meadow ll-y- and would its- -'
tare Cattle or sheep 90 feed ior the winter.
rer terms apply o. - $3.50,
Esex Vt, sep.. 49, 1861 WV