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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05
News Items.


On FRIDAY last, snow was tour feet deeI
On some ol the roads near Quebec.
Tho ...;sl..,,,,. r. Ut. .s.....
touching appeal to West Virginia to reunitC
herself with the "O!d Dominion.
r.. II ti..
- nv ~ w /"
- - i'''''-''' '''"S ui''i0 -
APPLES are selling in Connecticut. al
= 30 har-cl-a decline of 90 rer cent in
d -''
An Ohio Girl Of Is. who had worn bovs'
| clothing for seven wears undeteeted was r..
Gently lodged in bows reform school in
/ Michigan and Ter real sex discovered
row they nave kicked up on both sides the
water. that tie other dav they launched tin
thew sniff.
Mr. Robinson, editor of the Fayetteville
q q lines, has been arrested eni taken to
Raleigh. under military orders, Tor writing
generally against the government.
TlorI IT, ...--- =,
United States. and gives its gracious consent
to our acquisition Of both Canada and Mex
leo. provided Canadians and Mexicans con-
Speaker Colfax is reported as putting his
opinion as to reeonstrue'ion into this sensi-
Ole adaptation Of Shakespeare at 'twere
well done-then 'twere We'll il were done
quickly but If it were not well done when
tt done. then we should make haste slow
ly.'
Secretary Stanton has Issued an order. SET
ting apart all the ground upon which the
massacre of Fort Pillow occurred. for the
purpose Of erecting a monument thereon. to
1ne minor ,l VI Inc sOiolefS "h" were Dutch
Canadian immigration statistics are not a
very pleasant subject of contemplation for
our Canadian cot, mpoTaries. The number
.. ,i". o. 'I''S no atIiteu ~ o. Oafaua ,nis
-. -. - - nio.e nan
- -, 30 H. 10 s.. 0'.le oIei
-, r. - . zno :, - -
1T, g q "-1'N - ''''
=
,.T '',.- .''i-- sai les zen 'ue oes' si1
-, "a
About $50 900 worth Of defaccd and mu
tilated currency is DESTROYED by burning per
dav. at Washington. and $50 900 worth
printed.
health at the present time. He does not
feel care. as Mr.. Lincoln did. and therefore
thrives in H. midst oi excitement.
-, Inc apc ION sale OF coal at New YORK on
WEDNESDAY showed utcilEe OF from SIX
va up - - - 60 a 'oii on
7'''''' ''- ''''' 9''''
Ar public hall in Vienna an officer be
came rntangled by the crin0line of his part
ncr, and, falling, broke one Of his legs the
lady. rolling over him IN her turn. fell on
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

Ii is somewhat curious to notice, saws the
Army and Nary Journal, that the + inch
plate iron, q inches wide by feet long,
with which the classmates of the rebel ram
Stonewall are plated, has the French trade
mark of a rolling mill at Tours. Her guns
and mahogany gun carriages are marked SIR
VIM. Armstrong & Co, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne England and the dials or indicators
in the classmates, by which the motions of
her machinery are regulated whilst the YES
sci is in action, are marked in Danish. Al
though built in France, she also has a pair
of patent English anchor bits, which apperr
to be of d very good pattern.
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A MERCHANT SHOT IN HIS BED RooN.-Mr
Francis Smith, provision dealer of 252 Grand
street, Williamsburg, n. y, young man OF
"a years, counted bis receipts at his store. at
y O'Clock Saturday night. when several
strangers were present. There was 1920.
At 1 O'Clock next morning he was awakened
by his wiie's screams Looking up he saw
burglar with pistol, who said, :" Your
money or your life Mr.. Smith drew the
coverlet over his head. The robber tore of
the bed clothes, grail bed the package Of
money which was inside, and ran. Smith
jumped, seized him, raised him from his
feet, when the robber fred three shots, and
Mr. Smith fell. The robber escaped by a
window to a shed, and jumped thence fifteen
feet. A portion of his vest renamed in Mr..
Smith hand, and his fur-trimmed cap was
left in the room. One ball has been extract
ed from Mr.. Smiths stomach the other is
in his pelyis; and his recovery is doubtful.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.

ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.
LONGFELLDWs POETICAL WORKS. vol, Pro
fusely illustrated with more than two hundred
engravings.
TfNNYSON'S POEMS, vol, illustrated. PAIRING
ford edition.
SONGS OF SEVEN, BY Jean Ingelow. beautifully
illustrated. The finest n toos ofthe season.
sCHILLER'S LAY OFT.E BELL, translated by
the Right lion. Sir T. : I'd BulWer Lytton.
art,llustrated with desiNls by M0ritz RetEsch
SONGS OF PRAISE AND Poems OF DEVOTION
OFTHE CHRISTIAN CENTURIES, ele gautly
illustrated with sixty steel engravings
MACAULAY'S LAWS OF ANCIENT ROME,
beautifully illustrated.
RECREATIONS OF \ COUNTRY PARSON, new
edition, vol, with forty one Illustrations.
GEMS FROM TENNYs1N, with thIrty-three IL
illustrations.
TIE iWAYsIDE INN, by Henry " Longiellow,
with illustrations by John Gilbert
POEMS OF TIE INTELLECT AND AFFECTION,
BY Elizabeth Barrett Browning, beautifully
Illustrated.
POEMS OF IMAGINATION AND FANCY, by
Alfred Tenny Like preceding book.
SONGS OF TIE AFFECTIONS, by Mrs. Heinans.
POEMS OF NATURE AND SENTIMENT, BY Wm.
Wordsworth, illustrated
And many others. very beautiful, lfJr which. or
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Dec. o.. IS55. dti.
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A SINGULAR CAsE-On Christmas day the
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler Of New York mar
ried a couple, the bridegroom beng a re-
turned volunteer soldier. who hal lam five
hours in eOfhn IN a deadhOuse attached to
one Of our military hospitals, where he had
been placed by order of the surgeon, he sup
posing him dead. Signs of animation we're
discovered before it was too late. and the
soldier was restored 70 health and has taken
a wife to himself to make happy his future
days.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
n containing nearly 300 pages, and l30 tine
PLATE Eng RAWLINGS Of the Anatomy Of the Hu-
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Or's Plan uf Treatment-the only rational and sue
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upon which his bo1s treats. Medicines sent 10 any
part Of the world.
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The LATE STORM, was very severe on the
coast, and numerous marine disasters are re-
ported. At Nantucket, Hamburg ship,
the Newton, came on shore Sunday night
and went to pieces. All hands were lost
One man alone swan ashore, but died from
cold after walking half mile along the
beach. A schooner also, went on shore and
all hands, seven in number, were lost in an
attempt TO reach the land.
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Scraps.


The j1urneyman boiler-makers Of Balti-
more are on strike for higher wages.-Tha,
class always strike for Its pay.
Ii musicians in New York are compro-
missing with the managers. They have not
ace rded well.
When the Fenians hresl; loose won't they
murder the Queens English,
musician in Salzburg is playing the
piano with clothtsbrush
\ rarer IN the interest of one Of our pol
iuclars boasts that be scan stand on hls
intellectual capital" We suppose it means
that be can stand on bis hcad-Lou Jour
nal
ADMIRAL Farragut 'grabbei'' 4 penwip-
er at the BROOKLYN Far. lie gave the fair
attendant $50 To be let off
4 New York Bohemian says the color of
credit is dun.
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The Kentucky Legislature is taking back
tracks in a very loose way. 1t has repeal
ed the oath of allegiance for voters, the law
giving civil rtmcdy for damages done by the
disloyal, and pardoned all traitors against
the State. The Kentuckians are evidently
mad at the abolition of slavery without their
consent.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing Dec. (. 1855, trAIas will run as fol-
lows;
LEAVE BURLISGTONs
$50 A. II. MAIL TR Nm for Boston, Lowell. Wor-
ces,er. Fitchaursh. Brattieb0ro Springfield Hart
ford. New Haven. Troy. Albany and New York
arrive IN Troy at i.25 P. u New York 025 P. n;
Boston -.3lP ~
T5r0lgt {. Boston iritt1uf etaEgs Of Cas-.
l.-I ". EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy. Albany New
Yors AMI the West; arrive at Troy 500 p n,
New YORK A. ", by Hu1s0u River Railroad
Sleeping Cars OF Hudson River Steamers.
Through 70 Troy ,rifiouf change Of Cas-.
TO- % P n, MIG TIT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car for
New lors and Boston. Arrive In Troy al OJ A.
" New York 1890 A. N Boston $50 An
Ihronga % Troy and Boston -ithouf change Of Co.'S
From ne South and East Trains s7Tits a; Bar!!sgi,.
as f0Nowss
$50 P. n, NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell. Wor
eeste. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven
Leaves Boston 81 A. ".
80 A. N NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. with Sleeping
Cars, from New YORK and Boston Leaves New
York at P. n, Boston $50 Pm.
7.s5 P. ", EMPRESS TRAIN frol. Rutland. New
York and Troy.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga Troy, Albany. New
1rk. Schenectady and all principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation giv~- by
wv. CARPENTER,
No. l, American Hotel Block.
Baggase checked through.
- Fare always as low as by any other line.
GEO. A. MERRILL, Supt
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GEN. SrAxNARD.-A splendid card Photograph
OF Gen SiAunard for sale at Styles Gallery
Also Photographs Of many of the officers, both
sngly and in groups, Of the different Vermont
Regiments, taken at the time they we're muster
Cd cut last summer.
ME,D's Static OF ETHAN ALLEs-The adj
mrtr. OF this splendid work Of art can obtain a
fine card Photograph Of It at Styles Vernon:
Gallery Of Art
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A Connecticut man is pushing through
the patent Office a new machine for manulac-
turing the coffee berry out of -four. to Int
the case of those who 90 on the old plan
"buy your coffee and grind it yourself
This is contrivance fully worthy of tie
wooden nutmeg State.
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That class Of fellows who made slave
trading their business in Virginia have got
into difficulty with their debtors for a. tu-
man cattle" The debtors plead that the
war has rubbed them Of the value Of their
slaves, and that they have no right, there
fore, to pay for them.
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CATARRH. CATARRH::

nR. WADSW0RTHS DRY Up is SURE CURE
IL Tor the above complaint. alter all other enc
dies have failed. So thousands Of those patients
who have gwen It trili. DO not hesitate but
procure the medicine at once. IL viii disappOiut
you. Send stamp for Pamphlet ali about CstAErh.
For sale BY the proprietor II. II. BU kklNGTUN,
Providence, K ]. Also for sale by Druggists gene
rally.
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salisfellanfnns
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Great inducements offered to persons going South,
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Information and Catalogues.
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TAKE THE BEST !-MOORE'S RURAL
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Col1QfNQIAIolr

DR.. sTRICKLAND'S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH
BALSAM Is warranted 20 cure Coughs Colds
Hoarseness, Asthma, Hhooping Cough, Sore throat,
Consumption, and all the affections Of the Throat
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Fors lie by Druggists. 50 cents per bottle.
Geo. C.6oodwin & Co, 81 Hanover Street, Boston,
Sole Arents for New Enwland.
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PILES PILES! PILES

A Ii outward applications are time thrown away.
N HARhlSON'o PEklSTALTIC LUZENG Is re-
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only permanent cure Of the Piles, either bleeding
or bllrd. For sale at No. l fremont Temple and
by all druggists, will be ssut by mail ~ elclU-
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Us. HARRISON L CO., Proprietors.
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ID L X Rim e + o rs
u VEGETABLE
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TRAINS GOING soRIu AND WEST.

Leave Burlington At 400 A. ~, SIS \. N, $50
?. VI, 65I p. " amos up. NJ.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell st on A.
VI. Tor Bur!iu-to ton, - AltaLs, Montreal. Ogdens-
our-h aud Nest. arriving 81 Montreal al So p. ~.
OEl. usnur-h az 1850 A. ".
hail Train leaves Boston az --00 4. II. via Lowell
via Lawrence and Fftchturs az 2 a. A. VI Spring
lct at "a d. for Burlington. and 81. Alb us
Accommodation Train leaves Northield At IS
\ ". blrlllEtc-- At lF a. NJ for ST Adams,
Montreal an Rauses' Point
Ni-h; Express leaves Bellows Falls az 1000 P. ".
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r r
leaving New NurE. az l2I5 P. ". and from Cheshire
Z. r. leaving Boston 81 Sis p. 81, connecting az
White River Junction with train leaving Boston az
SOD j. A. ir burilu--t H. Ruuse's Poiut. Montreal
AMI U-ielsb-rg, with Grand TrUEs trains for tie
West
Sleeping cars are attached % both the Night ~
p-ess trains running between 81. Adams and
lstou, and ST. Aitars and Springfield.
Through ickets 10 Chicago and the IVES. for
sale az the Principal stations
Tickets % Detro tiChicago and all points West
sold hy II. y. DtURY, Agent, No American no
tel Burlington Nt.-Bagsage check "a through.
Il. MERRILL, supt.
81. Adams Jan D. 1861.
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THE "SALEM Leg
CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

Will restore Gray Hair to its original color strength
rms and promotes the growth Of the weakest uair
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stores, and at my Office, NO. IIj3 Broadway. \. Y
assure all persons the above preparation will do
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Bailrol5
HalIrQu5.
VERMONT CENTRALAND sullivan
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Jan. /, 1866.

Leave Darlington at go \. NJ, I22l P. 81, and
5.UuI u
Mail Tral caves ST. Adams, et6.l5 4. N. con-
meeting AZ " tie River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains 20 Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
New ior,, AR wing at New York ~ Iu45 p. n aud
with trains Oh f1ssumpsic R. r.
Day Express leaves Montreal a. SD A. ~,
- Johns al .b An. uGdeusturgh al 80 A NJ Tor
Boston, sc, connecting az Burlington with Rut-
lani Road iur Troy and New York. a. diving in
Boston via Lowell az 90 20 ?. "
Night Express leaves Osirushurgh az 30 4 ",
MUutreaI3 Il Pm .Rouse's Point 5.f5P.M st Johns
az f.fJ r. VI, arriving az Boston az $40 A ~ con-
meeting ~ Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad fr Springfield, &C, and arriving In New
AoEk a I'D 2. VI.
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Batter has had but slight sale to day,
buyers being very reluctant IN paying 40
cents for the best quahties.-&. Adams
Messenger, 25th.
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ID

DR.. STEICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY has cured
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For sale by all Druggists. 81 cents per bottle.
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wtqm6
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay Of Warning aud Instruction for You-z
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Address, DR.. J. SkILLEN HOUGHTON,
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THE AMEhICAN SUBMERGED pUMp

THE American SUBMERGED PUMP
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CLESWOOD LADIES SEMINARY. HrRAE
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R. EsTERBROoK & co,

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These celebrated pens, Of GENUINE AMERICAN
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KEY TO LOVE,

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