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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04
News of the week.
By Telegraph.
New YoRK, j uly q


The Heralds Fortress Monroe correpon-
dent says JEFF Davis health has failed TO
such extent that he has been permitted to
take out door exercise, that Is outside the
casemate but inside the Fortress. DR.. Graz
ven advised this, saying that unless 1t was
granted, he could not live much longer.
Mr.. Clay, through his physician, has Sc
cured the same privilege.
A strong guard accompanies Davis in his
walks. He has not had sent him, except by
his wife, a single letter OF genuine heartfelt
sympathy, but there have been letters IN
which all the bitterness of hate, haunting
sarcasm and malediction has been condensed
and in words of most singing rebuke and
sharply pointed anathemas.
Mr.. Clay's health improves
Mitchell begins to chafe under his impris
onment, and it would not take much pressIr, Z
for hIm to accept pardon now.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04
New YORK, july u.

Wind west. clear. Thermometer So.
Private advices from the west state that
not day has past for six weeks that the
overland telegraph wires have not been cut
and that the inference is that an Indian war
is imminent.
Captain Walker Of the United States
steamer Sacramento in a desputch To the
Navy department dated at Kingston Island
on the 10Th inst, gives an account of his re
cent pursuit of the rebel pirate Rappahan-
mock on her trip from Southampton to Liver
poll. She managed to keep - close To the
shore that he could not interfere with her
without violating international law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04
UrIcA, August q. 1854

UTICA, August %, 1854
DEAR SIR Permit me, very respectfully 10 pre-
sent you with this certificate token Of your
Fonderful skill as physician, and of your deport-
ment asa gentleman.
For more than seven years have been afflicted
'sith slcS ness OF nature peculiar to females ex.
cept that was bedridden for over two wears and
unable 20 move without assistance have had nine
different physicians in the last two years none Of
whom could help me Indeed. TO use theirOwn words
they were completely puEzl ID with my case and
that all the medicine in the world could not restore
me, nor even help me- After much rejection |
consented 10 try your treatment had heard Won
% highly spoken Of hY those whom YOU had cured
soon realized the truth for myself that your supe-
fior shill was tenehcial and q at your treatment
helped me in less than two weeks In four month.
was ~ much improved that even my friends were
astonished. contizue 10 improve, and can no.
eheerully add this, my mite, with hundreds Of 9TH
eTs whose lives You have saved and rendered happy
May God bless you, DIR. Oaks, IN your enrolling
and benehcient mission 90 suffering humanity /
shall always he happy to reply 20 any who may re-
Ter 10 me a. 20 your "a capabilities and skill
am, dear sir,
Yours. respectfully
Mrs ". Z. GREY
No. s, Whitesboro Street, Utica, MY
For references sec circulars TO be had ath. room.
ON e hours, from A NJ. until P. N.
sept e dsvfx
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FoRT Monroe. July p

The jewclry store OF j. VI. Freeman, y ur-
folk, was broken open last night and rob hei
OF all its witches and valuable j.weiry. The
loss is upwards of $1,000
The 81 New York Cavalry are order I'd Co.
Richmond for duty.
Since June let. there has hcen 3.ll6 pas
ses signed at this port 10 rebel prisoners r,-
turning home. This does not oi course in-
clude those that have passed On the steiner
laden with them.
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NEW YoRK. july >

The Trijupe's specil Washington Dis
patch saw Sem-oficial news from Mcxiro
mentions the desertion 10 Gen. Ortega's az
myof two eIvalry rgiments. " ho &c nd,rei On,
services of a large number OF Mex can Officers
coming from points in possession OF IL,
French.
The TI,Rcs' Washington special dispatch
saws: JEFF Davis health WIS never bet. Ter iu
the last five years.
Just prior TO Gov. Perry's leaving flr
South Carolina. he assured Gen Howard
that he would checrlully c. operate with hi-
Bureau Tor the management OF Freedmen.
and asked for Instructions 10 enable him g.
carry out the intentions OF the Government.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR
Drawn, anu its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed IN oil Cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

would call attention to the fact Of It's being Original
and Largest Gilt Association in the Country. The
business continues 20 re conducted in fair and
honorable manner, and large and greatly incress-
ing trade IS proof that patrons appreciate this
method Of obtaining Oh and elegant suO1s.
During the past year this Association has sent 8
very large number Of valuable priE 10 all arts
Of the country Those who patrOniEe will
ceive the full Of their money as no article on
our list is worth less than One Dollar. retail and
there are NO BLA kS.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
mediately sent 20 any address by return mail
express.
fhe following parties have recently drawn valu-
able prizes from the Enrosa Association, and have
kindly allowed the use OF their names.
Andrew Wilson. Custom House, Philadelphia.
PEN, Oil Paint :, value. 500; James Hargraves,
e2i Broadway, New York, Oil Painting value. 500;
r. =. Jones farrett, Marshall Co, Kansas. Meo-
deou value, s 0 Patrick j. Byrnss, Waterbury
2ith Street, New YORK. Piano, value, $3.50 Mrs.
Chas, J Nevis, Elmira, y. Y, Piano, value, $500
Miss Lucy Janeway, E.mIrs, y. Y, Cluster DiA-
mOnd RIM, value, $40, Mrs. h. PennOyer. CITY
Hotel, Nashville, Tenn, Meloceon, value, sl2S;
Oscar NJ. Allen, Co. n, li2d Regt. Ind. Vols Nash
Vile, Tenn, Nacn, value, SIS ROWAN. :. Patter-
son, Go. ID, 10th Iowa Vet. Volunteers, Oil Painting
value, SluOi Mrs Abbey J. Parsons, Springfield
Mass MelOdeon, value, $50; James L. Dexter
City surveyor, Syracuse, n. Gold Watch, value
$50 Mrs. James Ely, IS Wooster Street, cor
Blocker, New York, oil Painting, value, 500
Mrs. J. Z. Coles, brand Rapids. Michigan, Silver
Castor, value, $40, DR.. ]. r. Sinclair, No. Main
Street, Utica, Y, Framed Engraving value s2s
Hon. Luther Detmold. Washington, D. c., OH
Painting, value, 500.
We're we permitted we might add many name.
TO the above list but many persons object 10 cur 50
mission.
country acknowledging the receipt Of very valus-
bic gifts, may be seen on file at our Office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04

BRIGHAM YoUSG is man of bout medium
height, with an immense chest, giving assur-
ance of tremendous vital energy. His head
is large, forehead high, round and broad, his
hair and whiskers incline TO auburn, and
though he is Ga years of age, scarcely gray
hair can be seen. and not wrinkle detected
upon his red expressive face His nose re-
sembles the hawks bill. and his lips, firmly
closing, with his blue and at times flashing
eyes, betoken the great force and indomItable
energy which he has always manifested. As
some one said of Napoleon, she is one of the
favored few born to command" lie is also
one of the shrewdest and most cunning Of
men, and sensible TO the power money gives.
and wlthal, possessed of business talents Of
the highest order, he is now, 1t is believed.
one of the wealthest men in the nation.
While he lives, the Mormon community
(unless he and they determine to defy the
laws of Congress on the subject of po.ygamy)
will grow and prosper but that firm hand
and iron will must. ere long. despite his reg
ular and strictly temperate habits The uses
no tobacco nor liquor Of any kind,) tremble
and bow before the resistless march OF time !;
and when Brigham Young sleeps with his
fathers then will come the searching test be
forc which, we predict the whole Mormon
fabric will crumble TO the dust. Ii may. and
doubtless will continue 10 exist as a religious
sect. but as a compact and tremendously Ell
fective organization, its. power will cease
when Brigham YOung's heart is forever still.
In the settlement Of his vast estate among his
two score and more of wives and some sky
children, there is ample room for quarrels
and law suits potent enough to break up the
entire community.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04

ed into the vital organs. The skull was
also broken by another blow Of the axe.
Kinsman's pocket book contained but six
dollars, but he was generally supposed to car
nv five or six hundred dollars with him. and
the hope of finding this is thought TO have
caused the murder. The people Of Sandgste
were very much excited about the affair
and if more persons had arrived at the scene
OF the murder at an early hour, Pendolph
would quite likely have been executed with
out trial. Kinsman was quiet and inof-
fensive man. Pendolph is between thirty
and forty years OF age, and had previously
borne a bad Manchester Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04

UNCONSTITUTIONAL Supreme Court
of Wisconsin has decided that the law of Con-
gress requiring stamps on legal process, in
the beginning or other stages OF suit, Is
unconstitutional and therefore void. and
that the stamps on legal papers are not ne
cessary The ground of the decision is that
the imposition OF tax upon any proceedings
in State Court is an invasion OF the right
Of State to regulate proceedings in its own
court.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04
NV YoRK. July %.

The Rerdlds Washington dispatch saws,
W. ii. I. Lee has applied for pardon aud it
is reported that the editor of the Memphis
Appeal has been pardoned
The Iribunes correspondent of the 2ol
says Gen. Sheridan has gone to Texas again
and will be absent about three weeks visit
ing the principii cities.
Large supplies are being forwarded to our
iorces by the Quartermastcrs and commits
saries.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04

Barnum says that after the Museum was
burned. h. asked the advice of his personal
friends about continuing the business, telling
them fret that he had enough to live upon
comfortably. Among them he asked Horace
Greeley. Take the rest OF your life easy"
said Horace; Ego fishing. I've been wanting
To 20 fishing for 80 years, and havn't had
chance yet
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NEy YoRE. ,luIv q

- q NV YoRK. July 81.
The Heralds despatch says it is said Dick
Taylor has obtained permission to visit his
brother in-law JEFF. Davis, and as now at
Fortress Monroe.
The delay in trying the barbarian Writ,
is caused by sending for Witnesses
J y. Lank.n of Mississippi, Gen. Roddy,
and ". e. Rlves, have applied for pardon.
& --s BosToy, July 81.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Staff visited THE
morning the Navy Yard, Bunker Hill &c.
at q Jon be had most enthusiastic RECEIPT, n
NJ Fsneuil Hail. He leaves the city at half
past eight tomorrow morning for -Porfland
md HaIlfaX. ~ ~ =.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04

EscAPED.-Two prisoners, Hicks and Te-
beau, broke out Of St. Adams Jail, the other
night, by filing away the iron bars befor the
windows. Payne, the alleged raider, who is
still held on the charge of robbery, refused
to avail himself of the opportunity to es.
ape. -- '.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04

CAIRO, Ill July %.
The 5000 troops now at Memphis, it IL
supposed, will be divided into squads and
posted over the country, to maintain law and
order.
Troops continue to arrive here en- route
home to he mustered out.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04
NEW fogK. ,Julv Al

! The Tribune's despatch says number Of
freedmen are making efforts to collect claims
from their late masters. from the date Of the
Emancipation Proclamation, January LIST.
1868, to the date of the occupation If ,ir-
ginia by our forces. s-,v .-.-.'.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04
NV YoRK. Jnly %

The Herald's Texas correspondent says
The national troops reached their destination
on t. c Rio Grand on the 18th. The lIne OF
posts extends from the north of the river
above brownsville.
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Burlington. VI April %. 1866. dswf
LIFE. FIRE l. MARINE INSURANCEs

LIFE. FIRE l. MARINE INsURANCEs
.Etna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, Conn,-Cash Assets. =. 50. ga ,362
Home Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.-CAsh Assets. g. s7 .sO2
PhGniz Insurance Company.
OFIHARTFoRD ,cOnu.-Cash Assets. 500 ,795
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Conn-Cash Assets .... $3.50. 900
North Western Insurance Company,
OF oSWE6O y. Y.-Cash Assets. .........s 2l5, 900
Western Massachusetts Insurance Co.
OF PITrsFIELD, Msss.-Cssh Assets.....s2 5s,7s
International Fire Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK.-Cash Assets. .l25,no
North American Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW Y0RK.-Cash Assets. ss7s. no
Lorilldrd Fire Insurance Company,
nP NEW YoRK.-cash Assets. s7sI, Is7
Ne,c York Lifs Insurance Company.
OF NEW YoRk.-Cash Assets. .ta.ss5sCo
Charter Oak L,te Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD. Conn. Cash Assets. 900 90
Trdrellers Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. Conn Cash Assets. .s5oo.oco
Fire and Inland Insurance taken in he above
named nrst class companies to the amount Of sI25,
600 in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
petty generally will be insured for one or a term
Of years allowing the insured TO receive hack year
~ three fourths the profits at rates so low as to
maze II an object 20 all having such property to
insure, 70 try these Companies
premium notes are not required and the insured
lncurs no liability u assessments the large cash
asets OF these Companies furnish perfect indemni-
On rst class dwelling houses and contents policie,
ior nse ears viii be given for per cent premium
ior me whole term and the insu Ell allowed q
turn Of three-fburths the profits annually.
TIE TRAvELER'S INSURANCE CO., insures
against accidents Of all kinds.
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM.
Will insure $500 against accidental loss Of life !
while travelling by any public conveyance,
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
aecures policy for S. roo. and also SIS per week
rompens ton for personal injury incapsciatfng the
assured from his ordinary business
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures 4 full policy for IS 000 ami as per week
compensation Tor all and every description Of acct
dent, travelling or etherwise = --
Policies for S5h', with 81 per week compensation
an he had for 81 per annum, or any other sum be-
.ween 90 and S. 90 at proportionste rates
Special and hazardous risks taken at special and 4
Apply in person or by mail TO
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Feb. i3-dswiy
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-Fron u, une, Naming H,rn,a


FfSrULA LAcHRYHALIS.-A wonderful cure per
formed by Dr. H. A Oaks having come under our
notice. we feel the greatest confidence In recon-
mef ding his superior treatment 10 such as NAV be
afflicted with diseases Of the eye. This cure was
performed after the case had been pronounced bv
eminent ply scians incurA bic and the eve entirely
destroyed, and life despaired Of. The eve Is A.
we'll. healthy and brilliant ever and no one can
discern the difference. 10 Is really wonderful cure
and would grace any Of our medical records y
Success 70 pr OAKS and his superior treatment,
which is entirely new.
Utica. NAV 9ist 1851
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-04

Lieut. General Grant and family will AZ
i've in this city at 5 O'Clock. The cldets
will escort him to the Revere House.
Chef Justice Chase is stopping at the
Parker House.
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oep sxsBUaeuvo THE NEST.
Northern Transportation
COmpdRy.
The only Through Daily Line between
o q D E y ) B URG II, CHICAG
And intermediate Points.
oay Sir Days rrosga, siisoa. chang. Of Boat

oaiy Sir Days Tv0sys, tuitsoz! ckangs Of goat
This well known and Reliable Counany, will
DARN the resent Season, run their Isuc ~
FIRST CLASS UPPER C 4BLY STEAMERS
Daily between o. denstIr.h. -isxsso. Cleveland
lole'Io, Detroit, "a casV, allivlE--e and interme
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:, iytns oG ENSBURGH, On -Itiyal OF Express
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s'jSSENGERS and Families MOVING West can
E noarG vita their Luggage, Teams -f.c- &c ag!
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the great lnv'hvtut 90 tls macy changes. de-
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T, STEAMERS nave tr-e CABINS aua STATE RHorS,
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IEron "a, Ufioa ,rornIna R,rnl..

We take pleasure in recording another wonderful
cure by DIR Oaks Young man who il empluyed
a. clerk in the establishment OF l.. wilkins. ESQ
coniectioner. &C, No. y Beecker Street; Utica v as
cured OF total hlndness arising from AmAurosis lie
Is now as We and can see a. perfectly at any
period OF his II e
Utica, August 1861.
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"a NEW YORK, July 81.
The steamship Bavaria from Hamburg Ju-
ly 18th, has arrived. News anticipated.
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"GARDEN sTRAwBERRIEs.-
THE FAMOUS WILSON Albany STRAW
L Berry >" received fresh from the Garden every
morning For sale b,
LOUIS PoLLKrr eco.
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10 Elegsnt Ro.er,d Pianos.rorth

10 Elegant RO.ew'd Piano., worth
from $4,000 to 5000
10 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases, 49, 90 10 225,l0
30 Pine Oii Paintings, $500 to 10000
20 Fine Steel Engravings- Framed, 4, 90 to $50
loo Music Boxes. f2On 70 45Oe
100 silver Revolving Patent Casters ) 10 10 1000
100 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets. 100 to $500
500 Sets Silver Tea Table Spoons, rs, 90 TO 1000
lO0 6o.d Hunting Case Watches 90 TO 1900
80 Diamond Rings, 5000 TO 10000
80 Ladies' Gold Watches, 5000 20 IS o.
4sO silver Watches, $500 10 5000
:, 800 Vest and Neck Chains 500 70 25oO
= 90 Pairs Ear Rings. new style( 80 to 500
5000 Gold Pencils and Tooth Picks, 400 10 500
$3.50 Ony T. and Amethyt Brooches, 400 TO 1870
3UGO Lava ana FlOrentine Brooches, 400 20 500
1000 Masonic Pins. 100 70 $50
1900 Fine Gold Watch Keys. 300 TO $50
5000 Children's Armlets. $50 70 500
? so SITS OF Bosom studs, soto 500
2s0i EuameleG sleeve Buttons, $50 70 1000
1000 PLAIN Gold and Chased Rings, 100 10 so
$3.50 stone set and seal Rings, 80 70 1910
500 L,ckets, all sizes, 200 70 7cn
10 40 sets OF Ladies Jevelry, $40 10 2oOo
400 watch charms (esch) 800 to $50
$500 6old fensi SILVER En- Gases. 100 to sOn
5,00 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins, 300 to 1000
2np LADIES We" style Belt Bucsles,i,0 90 70 $50
2,UOl ChRt-iaine and Guard Chains snO 10 an0a
100 Colt Thimbles s0oto ~
900 Sets Ladies' Jet and Gold rAl0OO 70 POO
1000 Geld Or, SEES FIsOto SO
$3.50 Oval Eand brace!ets an 10 e1no
1900 Chased Bracelets ITO Isno
x'ey' .slI Earcrops, all colors, 400 TO 500
soW ne 0oti Pens. 2o0to $50
900 New sui let Gold Eardrop. 800 10 200
20on Gold Pens with Gold Mounted
Ebony Holders, 3Oto $40
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NV YoRK, July %.
Tie thermometer here this morning was
90 in the shade.
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N r o H T A Mt
TO ALL
IFra LID = !

The great value OF
Iron a. ~ Medicine
well known and Acknowledged by all medica
men. The difficulty has been to obtain such q pre-
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. eay b,foTs HakuoWH.
The Peruvian Syrup
PROTECTED solution Of the PROrOXIDE OF
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The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver COMPETENT, Dropsy. Fever
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The Peruvian Syrup
muses. strength visor and New Life into the sys-
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The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
Scrofula, Boils, Scuryey, and all diseases Of the
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The Peruvian Syrup
sa SPECIFIC forsll diseases originating in a BAD
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.sTo all the WEEK the WORN and the
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The certificates Of pr. Hayes, State Assayer Of
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We can most unhesitatingly recommend IL TO all
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% eceived this day by Express new lot Of Ladies
~ Alexander Kids, Also full assortment a
eeue' kids, In medium color, q