Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-02-22

\ NEw UsE FOR BATH TUB.-A few
days ago. rather verdant dlrkie landed in
this city, and while perambulatiBg the streets
met with sign in front Of 4 biIGer's shop,
informing all passors by that by the invest
ment Of d quarteF, they might obtain bath.
Cuff4e entered, and as preliminary asked
the use of them u! another darkie who said
''baths were used hg white folks to wash in."
Accordingly Cuf.e started with bundle
under his arm, and being shown into bath
room, was left u his ablutiJns.
| Considerab'e time elapsed, and CUffee did
not come f,r5H, and after waiting fOr about
an hour, the keeper of the baths went to the
| door and screamed out:
Say, darSty, are you coming out2'
"Yes, IL soon as | get troO my washing"
GLOW long Will that be -
'P'rhaps an hour 20 an hour and half
cooly answered Cutie.
With that the man bursted into the room,
and there, all around, was the dlEkey's
freshly washed clothing hanging mp to dry,
but not noticing it Just then, he remarked
''See here, you just clear out at once,
you We been in over two hours ;"
"LOok here, said Culfee, in an enraged
manner pointing to his drying clothes, which
rather took the bathing man down-''I'd
like to see you wash and hang out two dozen
pieces in less time than I've been at it.
In another minute Cufee was landed in
the street, surrounded by his washing.
THE AUTOCRAT OF THE RUS
| SIAS Alexander III is pre-emineLtly tho re-
| former of the day. BY the disenthrsllm-n. OF
myriads Of his sub jects Serfdom Is rapidly yield
ING To the light and mission of civilization Ho
| 4 Correcting time honored abuses, and gradually
shifting the progress and emancipation Of the Rus
sian Serf to the demands and Intelligence OF the
times so that the path OF MuscOvie Royalty is
truly democratic and progres i've. The Sfafai quo
of the medical profession at the advent Of pr.
Holloway in its midst, was really deplorab!e,-if
rot actually rotrogressive, but like the Gar hs
burst the sLackes which retarded its ogress aud
dissipated tho fallacies that overshadowed it. Ho
diseountenaGoed innumerablo errors which dis-
grace1 ii, and instituted the doctrine OF reason
and common sense. The efe-t CT bis Pills and
Ointment in coughs, colds, and tghtness Of the
chest soon became apparent by the number Of bis
patients, ard the increasing demand for his nedi-
cincs. The speedy relief experienced by sufferers
from diseases Of the chest arising from sudden
colds. by rubbing the Ointment upon the chest
morning and evening, whence il Is absorbed into :
the system as salt By meat. is almost marvslleys
IL lays the irritation AID infsmmat ou ana as B.
perses the mucus s1d bumors.whfch collect 10 tne
passags3 and impede the respiranon. 1no rus
act on the stomach, liver, and oiood, vnieo tney
iuyiQo-ats, cleans. and purify, so that ths whole
rvs.e rs thoroughly subjected 70 the restorative,
rczufatirs and exbilerating influences OF these life
susta ming vegetable End bsIsaznic preparations
For The various disorders peculiar TO the winter
season, these invaluable medicines will be found
equally eficacious. We IN .st rot forget TO mem
ton that in 1851, DR.. Holloway had the honor Of
being presented 10 tho lats autocrat Nicholas.
father OF the present emperor, who gave MIN
most gracious and distinguished reception, and to
show his high appreciation of bis celebrated med
icines directed an ukase DO issued aushorizirs
the FREQ introduction and sale Of the Pills and
Ointment throughout the Russisn dominions-E.
''Mercharfs' Magsziss.
| Feb. j. 1861.