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eHAPPED HANDS AND FACE. SORE

Lips, Chilblains, &c. HBGEMANS CO.'S CAM
PHOR ICE, NTH GLYCERINE, cures Chapped
Hands, &c., Immediately, and will keep the skin
soft and smooth in the coolest weather. Sold BY
Druggists Price 25 cts. Sent by mail for 80 cents.
HEGEAlAN Il CO.,
4
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y il AGENT for the Burlington FREE PRESS, for
that city and is authorized to receive adrertise-
nents aud subscriptions for US at our lowest rates
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the CONFESSIONS ND rxprRI-

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
ESoE oF An INVALID, Published fog the benefit. aa5
a. a warning and CAUTION 10 YoUSG Mas who SUE
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Dleay {
Manhood, etc, supplying at the same time, T1E
MEANS or SELF CURE. BY one who has cured l.il-
self after being put TO great expense and hls-y
trough medical humhus and quaesery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed eaye. pc.
nslo copies may he bad Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford. King County. ny
maya dawlE
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Ryan. Carlton 4 90.

RsyaIn. Carlton n Co.,
HyA>UFACTUEERS OF FRICTION WITCHES.
VI have removed from Union 81 % their large
ilil4iu- recently erected,
No,. -, 81. &c, o., IOO& IO2 Friend It.
BEING the largest and oldest manufacturers e
Friction Matches in this country, dealers, ship
per. sea captains, and consumers, can always rely
I'm e. -oai article, and the only match that has
uItI.sto.i the test years In every climate.
"a Away ON hand and packed at short notice
f.r Shipment. Card Bllcs, farlor or WATERPROOF,
Wood and Paper Box, and the celebrated Byam
Matches.
CAUTION.
ln con cqucncc of the high reputation our Match
have ohtginea nullfers Of persons are selling
article % inferior quality. and even base enough 70
u-. nur trade marks. In order 70 avoid any occur
renee os the kind hereafter, all Of matches will
hnvo printed on tho wrappers, Manufactured BY
BfAAI, CARLTON Il COZ
~ wholesale in Burlington BY sHEDD WALKER,
and CLAEKE 4 ELnEIDGE.
Boston. Nov. 6 1853. w2lm3
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CHEESE SACKING
READ
WHAT GAIL HAMILTON, says OF the Bay Stat
w CLOTHES BRLNGER, in the Congregational

WHAT GAIL HAMILTON, SAYS OF the Bay Stat
w CLOTHES BRINGER, in the Congregational
ADVANTAGES.
90, ne is the saving OF time, which is about four
ffths and as soon get our form made il is go
ing to be fve-sixths. The second is the saving Of
wrists and back, which is six-sxths. Nringing
clothes becomes no work at all-hut kind offrolc.
I wish every man who takes the C0agreg1fiOnatisf,
and does not take a wringer, would 20 down into
the wash room next Monday, and wiring out a pair
Of sheets That will give him glimmering or an
idea Of what it is, bat only glimnering because a
man is much stronger than a woman, that he
will not need to expend nearly so large ratio OF
his strength in the process. Let him next stand by
while woman does it, and watch the muscles Of her
face and arms, and the stress laid upon her whole
strength. Then let him reflect upon little India
rubber and wooden fellow, doing all this work for
her in One-ffth Of the time, and doing more thor
oughly than she do it, and il he does not send
and buy one by the next Express. he ought to have
every one of his bureau drawers locked up till he
does.
"Ours is the Bay-State Wringer,"
The Bay-State wringer is unquestionable the 5ss
in the market. For sale by
J. S. PIERCE, Sole Agent,
College st Burlington. Vt.
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GENERAL REBELLION. rRI-

umph Of a Great Discovery The public has re-
bsllsd against oaufsrisng H4ir Dycs. Fashion ha,
fprsworn them. A SPACIOUS community has adopt
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GROUND and put up in tin FOIL the ue-t IN use,
" for sale 40 No. Union Block.
". W. DREW L son.
Ian. lI I-fl fvV
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FOR SALE

A thoushly built two story brick dwelling house
"A in good coalition with one eighth OF an acre Of
land on Locust ST. a few rods north Of Pearl St For
terms and further particulars apply TO the sub
scriber at the Office OF L BARNES, & CO.
A. L. JONES.
Burlington. Dec. %. 1863. dim
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sR. NILES. Asr,rti.ins Agsnf,

+ AIDES SKATING BOOTS, flannel lined Al
L. other. lot just received at ,porrv.S
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CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.

and for these reasons 1t embrowns and blackens
the hair. not the skin. 1t is vegetable molient,
not burning fluid. 1t does not burlesque nature
with blooming metallic tinges but produces her
own living hues Its cooling effect is lasting. 1t
never fails. Manufactured by J. CHlSTADORo.
No. Astor House, New York. sold by all Drug
gists Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Jan Is d&wlm
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NASHVILLE IAN Of

NASHVILLE, Jan. 70.
Gen. Rosseau lately received information
that brigade of cavalry under Gen Forest,
with a battery of artillery, were about to
cross the Tennessee River at Florence, Ala
for the purpose of a raid through Middle
Tennessee.
Gen. Rosseau has made preparations to
receive them.
This evening Col. Misner at Columbia
telegraphcd that Gen. Roddy had taken
Athens, Tenn, and was coming to Columbia
This morning eur pickets were attacked by
a rebel squad coming from the direction Of
Mount Pleasant.
1t is thought that Forest is moving round
Columbia to destroy the Nashville and North
west Railroad, and to obstruct the river nav
igation.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
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LAKE, ONTARIO FIsn.

ON clu.i -nmcnt- % hlf b5ls. Siscoos. a delight
~ ul Winter Fish, selected and put up express y
fog family for sale low by the package OF pound
by LOUIS FULLETr co.
I'm Il.
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BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.

or accompanied by Desihfy or a Low Sf1fs Of RE
System.
Being free from Alcohol IN any form, rs sHergi--
iaq efets qs NOT oo,rsi sg corresponding reaefioH,
but are permanent infusing strength, rigor and
NE into all part Of the system, and building up an
IRON CONSTITUTIONS
Il is an excellent substitute for Wine or Brandy
where a stimulant is needed
The following names are taken from our pamphlet
Of testimonials. which viii be sent free to any adj
dress.
Rev John Pierpoint, Lewis johnson, VI. d.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, VI. D.,
Rev Arthur L. Fuller, S. II. Kendall, NJ. D.,
Rev Gordon Robins, W. R. Chisholm, VI. D.,
Rev Sylvanus Cobb, Jose Ant. Sanehes, u. D.,
Rev. T. starr King. Marcelin0 Amanda, NJ. D.,
Rev. Eph'm Mute, Jr., A. A. Hayes, VI. d.
= There can Be suf one stronger proof than ts
testimony Of scs men as these, and that personal
f-iai. n Ia, cured Thousands There other remedies
hare flef 10 gre rsiief and Hrai' erHrot rsa'oHa
Big hesitate 70 gre Al trili
For Dyspspsiq and all chronic dirsasss, character
lied BY Debility, a. i Specific.
Prepared as heretofore by y. L. CLARK & co
For Sale by
SETH W FOWLE & CO., Is fremont st., Boston.
J.P. DINSNIORE. isI Broadway New York
and by all Druggists.
Jan. /. won
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BANn OF BURLINGTON.

A y assessment Of eight dollars a share the
~ capital stock OF this Bank was this day made
by the Directors thereof payable on or before the
lst day Of March next which assessment was by
law required under the apprisa Of the Stock by the
Bank Commissioner under the act extending the
charter. r. q. COLE, Cashier.
Jan. ,. 1864. d&w2m
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NEW NoRK. Jan. 81.
Gold sold to-day at $50
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WINTER pELICACIEs.

GREEN Corn. Tc1us Succotash, Asparagus,
VI Beets Carrots, Tomatoes, &c, &C. in cans and
in splendid condition, for sale hy
LOUIS FOLLETT q co.
Dec DC
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ARRIS'
PATENT SKIRT PROTECTORS.

Designed expressly for the
Ladies. By their use the
d.-comforts u muddy walk
iu-arc entirely ohviated and
the ladies need have no fear
~ Of transferring o. their cloth
Ing the mud OF the streets on
awhich they are compelled u
s=-- walk.
Ilc inventor wishes 60 De understood that his i'm
prolomeut t0rs nat protect clothing that is draggeS
rIr.l.i the mud but if the Wearer viii keep her
f.... Icr rulcr-skirts are usually short enough.)
l-.. tse sidewalk. the Protector viii prevent most
tI.c.UalIy t.e muddy heel from soiling the cloth
fu- TlDvare applied in moment 20 the feet, fit
t ulcr the heel ~ the boot aud covering the ankle
keeping @ warm and dry. They are exceedingly
cts i.h iu appearance. and above ALL WefIl.
Thrattcution of lad les and misses attending school
-l1rly called O. this invention. The cost is
lat tfililz compared with their merits For sails
Ev nry Goods and Boot and Shoe dealers. The trade
supplied on liberal terms. Address
HARRIS SKIRT PROTECTOR Co,
veins Lick Box No 50. Providence. R. l.
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| AIDES Work Ba-kets, Ladies Work Stands, Ii
i . dies Travelling Baskets Ladies Lunch Baskets.
Ladies Rcticuies, Moss Baskets Shaker Table Mats,
Cushion Baskets, Toy Cradles, Children's Ratties,
Sc. Just received and for sale cheap.
At No. ., UNION BLOCH.
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ST. LOUIS FLOUR.

I'VE have arranged for constant supply Of TIN.
w magnificent Flour. which We shan offer our
customers 40 the lowest possible rates delivered a
usual iu ans part 81 the village.
LOUIS FOLLETT & co.
Jan. 90. l-fi.
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CoILECWoE.e EOEIN...


GnT rfrfrrh .n-e UDW'Ffr
= ~ 90 -4~ q 30 ~ % ~ q 1s'
NJ. I.
-.--... a ~ Cr T..t.
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t...r... .... ......, p. b.. ......... r......
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.Hi.4lN4.s DIINIt-
At bob. .f.e .a .ur,-'. Uu Monday, 'u.-.. Oh.
At>.t.."- .I...I SILICON n, Thursday. uee. HI
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"C0D Bless my Boy Tonight Loyegrove- 1oe-
VI "A beautiful new SOng) ~,
g Kiss ne Mother ERE de- Buckley. y
My Pretty Little Gall Levi. -
" Laura Haunts my Fancy Still" Gilmore -
- He's Watching Ger My Mother Mayer. .
ANSWER 10 Who will care for Mother now
"The Darkie's Rally Partridge. ~
1.-THE War IS Nearly Over Buckley. .
When this War is Over, III Come Back to
Thee Mayer. =
Break it Gently to My Mother Buckley. -
"Uncle Sans HOTEL Wilder. =
"Zula Gong Webster. .
" Song Of a Thousand Years" Work -
These are the rery best new songs published. sent
by Mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price, -.,r,,,
Burlington, Jan. Il, 1864.
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MS.

HAMS.
II prime order, for sale by
Dec. IS.
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HEGEMAN 4 Co.


Chemists Druggists, New York.
Jan p. dav3m
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FOR SALE OR RENT.


GENERAL New styles Of HITS and CAPS, jusl
- received by
AR. SHATTUCR BRO.
Jan. ..
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BOSTON Triple.
IN PRIME order, just received at
No. , UNION BLOCK.
TH0ICE Black and Green Teas. DandelOn, Java
- Rio, MaracaibO, Sumatra and Malt Coffee, for
sale at No. Union Block.
DRESERVED Fruits and Jellies, English Pickles,
Il French Mustard, Sarines Worcestershire and
London Club Sauce, for sale cheap at
No. Union Block.
CHOICE Butter and Cheese, clear Pork and YER
y mont Lard, at
No. , Union Block.
SALMON, Mackerel, Herring, Siscoes and Goldfish.
- At No. Union Block.
EARINA, Corn Starch, Maccaroni. Tapiocaa, Sago.
Il At No. Union Block.
w OGDEN Ware, Manila Rugs and Mats, Boot,
w Stove, Scrub and Horse Brushes
At No , Union Block.
Il IT No. Union Block
NUT, FIGS, Raisins, Prunes, Dried Currants.
~ At No. > Union Block
ELAvORING Extracts.
i Al No. . Union Block
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w OGDEN Ware, Manila Rugs and Mats, Boot
w Stove, Scrub and Horse Brushes.
At No. , Union Block.
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CLOSING OFT.

nUR stock Of Fl RS will be sold out at a sacri-
" flee. Call and see.
Jan. :. \. R SHATTUCR BRO
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KEROSENE OIL

STAND BY THE FLAG,
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Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Dried Currants.
y At No. > Union Block
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L,ARINA, Corn Starch, Maccaroni, Tapioca, Sago.
II At No. Union Block.
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CHOICE Butter and Cheese, clear Pork and YER
y mont Lard, at
No. Union Block
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DURKEE's SELECT SPICES.


DLACK Pepper White Pepper, Cloves, Ius tar
ID Alspice Uinger Cayenne, Mace.
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A sHTON SALT. At
"A PEIRCES.
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FANCH BASKETS.

ELAVORING Extracts.
J. At No. Union Block.
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SALMON, Mackerel, Herring, Siscoes and Goldfish.
- At No. Union Block.
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NEW YORK, Jan. q.
Gold sold at l57i.
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IH0ICE Black and Green Teas, Dandelion, Java,
~ Rio, Maracaib0, Sumatra and Malt Coffee, for
sale at No. ? Union Block.
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ALFREp cARrExrER., E.rArn.

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A.H fH aa.ala.aIa.a x w.
N.-. 3 g. Essex So Boston.
NrHn fr-fH-fr'r -IgfHff.
H.ia. .u liberal terms.
w1wiI
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SETH 49, FOWLS 500.
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DIED.

BlScKERin this city. Saturday Aug l3.b OF syphsS
fsv As4nGs ilrti. of .Ar lIis Eset A. BaneAss
Tie sess,s end hr's OF !"e ~iy . II 81 e ..na
his Unec IRON hs lac rsidrhc-. iJS eat ooh st1eeS
Aou1ay al 40 oeiSeA without iortLsf Ioiice
ROOTil-Ausust iJ;h Samuel ILo.Iss Samuel snd
Louisa Bosgi aged anu Tiir i.hsrl viz
takr place irrn re,iii ~ parn II Nor.a a
srve;. Wlisi-bus:. thi- s.t.rooon al O'CLOCK.
COLLIEI-On Saturday the 18Th inst In the 3,h wear a
hs are tie Rev. ia 4 CoLer pAsof VI the second
lie unr a. -e1vcs. vii b. he'd IN , church Of his i,e
,har.s lesGiv. To- msf at clocA, +. al kshS
tiyvs aud rirgGs sfr s.yied ~ tsDd.
CORNwELI--on Friday. Aug ~. wlpisIn X. Conwen, 10
tie +Jd year Of us a.e. $500.
stse-t, MoeIay i5th. ct o'rlock 2.
ClrTLEP-Died IN Jersey Il Y. sandy Ana. 18Th
Nay vii. The lsts DaI lea =. Catisr aged "a years.
Tie rt.iyrs ind ids q" INK fal We respectfully !nshcS
TO attend the nsidenr- 4 u.i inLw,
J. T. Mayer e. Msias'on ss'ees jersey City Oh se'dsy
afternoon, at oci 'eA.
Noiwieh ,Coupeet ,cutI papers please cory.
KtHTAt Chsri.s,own. n. H.. aug. 18th. Clsr,, nssr1
daas hter OF dssid Aeut.
PURDY-A, Ithaca, ~ T., Filay. Ava. David Purayt
In the T4h o. biz formerly ~ w hs fals Fl" vse
ch-.eI County y. /.
ROGERS-On Fr day evening. August i?h. Pamela RoserA
vie Of William "LiA aud Ia sAtsI Of tie ate Dr. u "a
Rogers
Roger. respecif,l Invited rid her TN 70! OF
Monday vt r. w. from 81 bond street. brooklyn. ~ih0aS
fIrth,r Invitation.
SaiTH-Ou tbs l!h inst, Mckenzie B. Smith, aged 70 yers
AID II n.onths
ROBINsON-A North Chester Vermont. On Thursday, Aue
lin, 1874. Mrs. rLosnas Robinson. aged ~ y~ar>
VAN DOREN-A. Frnh Amboy. on Friday. Aug II, altar
short i.ue-s k,v. lsa.c ,au Dorm, used ~ yeas,
wliEATOS-in Williamsburg. seDday. i4:h inst Ellen
A. wifi. Of Mile. h. Whp-ton, O. al years
Tn. ~ stiv-s snd -nd. o fanny resi- ectfuly iuviteA
a. ON her ate residence cogrsr VI Lao
r,oa and finishing avenues hrooslyn r. ID.
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Ia rkcts-CAxxyuLLr RasoaSsp ycR TINS \. Z. AsvS4
skTvKpAy Ase ~ isoA
ASHES-The nun ., b ssm fcs fet. go o. ~ Pssrs

lib mors :si drn.od for the lower srad.: saIesa
IL. 10. oei. IS aa ss ..r e. - hs g Of oo.sSs S'
si f k,. sw do 80 ss .sy DE- g ssS
aps oo 'sia ss, st Tr.s ~ nd 90 .S =
sn.disn tlOur-sslss VI SO bbi. At So SoSfe % fa
8: :saps y ''s Sale: ss s.sr =. s sI
Common 70 fair Exs Baltimore ami coany. and sl2eil
E iss and f. As Co.. S S! s s e: .. ~
w %aisKSsss: # so sh. .. o. ..s.s, for State
0sAIN.-Tn- .ues II Wsea .rv ~ 7us sesA, neluai.e
@ s1 cu sa IT Jss ia ss sSs ss' a.
t2 s19Ss a. lt9o oush Red Wes,-sn o. o. to6 - ~
care. ssrlsy 1.,.~s.is. q 80 hs.h. q IL a Oats:
sails. VI obush tsnadsn Of gca9c. W.sefn at SO
shade esA- sa-s Of aoe eu.b. Of Western -
~ sig$i 81 chi'ny utter rafe
Bait and Lake. New .easniHs firm 1t 71c md yellow
FisM-Dy God .r, scarce and ia fair demand Il 90 so
so o. for - U.orzcs and drsnd tAnk MscAsrsl quiet
GUNkY.bAGs a's srm a. 80. can.
IROS-s~acb Pa q lower sni daIi q. S1s cd 81 o.
American do is scaresy tr = w fos No ohsr -
LiaE-sI < TOT comu,ou ard 81 IS for Lump. :.
LUMbkA-We quote spruce Ut @93 aIs VI 70, M
oiLS-FIS sol. .r~ quiet at ssas . . 81 for c,pas
q 10 81 ~ Lard oil /" hr". sas' Of No. q 81 g
rETaOLEUa.-crl "a surt ssiri refined Is aru =
TiN.-rig l. da.I Tor nsi.h Pstss srv also quisS
ct "a W Tor l. L. chsrcpsl. cvh.
PKOtISiOSS-Fork l. IN more active densnd, both io1
and ard delivery And % u'afke better closing
nn. wi upward 'od 'cy .scs Of sn bo,a New Mes
ouyey oil. augn - 20; 80 d.. do ~. ~; w Do 90.
buyer until ;UiL Of s-bt ~ aud SO bph Lasefn
Prime ale,s including Ia the nariet ouyeI al Angn a.
81 ~; the sales n~ p ,-OD hD q al 30 VIZ -
Did Meas, ~ rs ~ ~ - Tor New d., 30 " FSe -
for Prime, and Al 81 for fIiipc bless. See Is in nocfss
nisud sslrs 3N bib. lie. taifly active sna
hgIn saes of 40 tees. Pame Nes-. Cut Mssts ar rnS
drs fdloc. EsDs. 2Ic fof I'D Hams ant - W
SHOULDERS la BAH, Al Life Leeon J. nsxeS Ia biY
srtIy-; oCO DOs. asd icrs ~ No u sio
22arlc for f-Ir TO pIlie stvsn sd kstil@ E-ndsfef
Coz rON II st.f oct,f insnny jie'sis tT "" ',sP,a
ard the rArIef'nay DC qGo,-d ias Sales OF Soo
be - At 81 15ob Sl IS foi 1iddIipgs.
CUgfEE-ti,n. ,oa1-nIs aods 10 kas to-day eus 10
pai ,icular- kevt private
Il, L -fr.ces without chsDsr. =.
81 Sale. o. 10 IBIS @rw Orleans Ct 81 10
SUUAh-i.-w ,ggGrs trA. sAies 81 9'S Ighs hSisN
ing ba at 81 rorlo Rco al i<i Fair Astainl
L quoted Al 20. o. f..
f,iLIAkE- me nsrkc, I, firm So 20 to arri7e.
TALLOW--.ts " 1900 d 81 iea~isc hs "er'e1
and IesI.t. tor Ci,y. .>
srEDs-rro.. noniiusi. Ror.h Fls1 euiet a 90 "a
o. ~ y bush.
and ius carso 20, bAs tour 10 I'd ~ " - t1s iAs~
n. 3D. md nlrr 100 loses us~re hs 10 ipnuon
100 bashels WLea, III lii and I-f re inrr !.O o1Ass
CLsc.e Ss To bristol. iSS b5s Iaow. 90 hd rrriica
BIZ ~. rto Dnnk at IL i.r 61 bbs Pcrosenus
HAYfAe suypy <s-, aud he uisr>-t scarcely 30 nfns
o. es q CuD ba-s Il " - sap 10 D. az,
bEEoWAA.-i ccss s.ssy ~ ~ y JIG or senow "esS
cANDLES-3, a A,c fsr Adananno IS o Is for spss.s
eni Pstel.-
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PRESERVING BLACEBERgIEs.-That en- answer
might be made " tue suggestions Lately made through
the various journals by number Of cspondenta 10
whom the idea TO have simultaneously occurred
that the Sanitary Commission should set apart portion
u its fuudt r the purchase Of sugar 10 BE- banded over
to such perous willing IL in the ma nufae'
ture OF blackberry syrup other preparations Of that
FRAT the officers 81 the Commission have bo@n applied
to for information and they say lat That, upon the
~ cash in hand ut their immediate disposal there are
80 many urgent and pressing drafts. which wat
be instantly met tina, they feel that the cannot consist
emily divert any portion Of the ready money at their
disposal into this new chsanr. I'd. Even wore there
in the treasury any surplus funds which might properly
be applied in the indicated By these correspond.
cnts the Commissioners would heaitalo about the
IenditEre Of monies In that direction - the reason
that hs berries may be preserved po srss to be
fully uSful m> surgeon eareiirs agent aud as
Srain 10 The soldier delicious ooSecf,on though
conserced 9th hei, equal ssh Of the fnet AID purca
L( sssar The manner Of putting up baokbcrries. the
Commission recommend, Is this; Carefully clean the
fruit from leaves. bugs dirt. etc. aud sprcad Il on
clean boards or on the bottom OF tin pms trays and
place them In the sun. There let them remain Qaking
then Into the hoasc every night 10 preserve them from
the dew) until they are thoroughly dry. Thsn PIT them
up in cloth bags and send them to tho brunch Of
the Sanitary Commission. Should the weather BE- un.
favorable and sunshine Dc scarce the berios may be
dried By the broad country-houe fireplace. or In q
moderately heated brick oven
we do not understand that tbs commission would
dscou age the preparation OF blackberry syrup. wne
Brandy etcthe.e arc all very useful In their way and
are all exceedingly valuable FOR the use Of tic sick SOL
der What Is intended by this statement, Is simply 10
indicate the means BY which many persons In the
Blackberry bearing disrictx who can afford no money
but who willing and anxious tn give their fme and
labor for the benefit 81 suffering solders may here
employ that time and may that labor TO the bsst
account
So say to all-od and yonng-frmn the grey haired
10 the s"hoel children, piol and dr. plackbeyTies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15
The Rebels in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE Hy.. Friday. Aug Io.
.sne rebel Col ADAMS JOHNSON, has issoed proclaim.
on requiring all pcrsaDs In the rebel department Of
osthen Kentucky. between the sgcs Of 10 and IS not
lawfully exempt to report for the Confederate ser7ice
- their county towns the nearest Confederate camp
easreto BY the 18th inst. threatening with CONSUMPTION
amer that date al thoso who do not comply with the
DeoSlauation.
y Al ID quiet at BrandenEburgh.