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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
Prot. YAN nUsKIRK.s
GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY

GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY
in DC1ane emeufs ofthe Liver. Jaundicc, Acute
OF Chronic Affections Of tho Liver, Dyspepsia Sal
low Couutenance, sick Headache aIe promptly
Liver Remedy.
This medicine Is purely Vegetable, and does not
contain either 20 Mercury, 4loss, GanBodgs,
Scan goHy or any drastic drug.
sold by all Druggists. Price one dollar per bot
tie. ask for Professor VAN BUsKIRKs Great
6erntn Liver Remedy, and take no other One
dollar and hlteen cents either in stamps in cur
rcucy, selt 20 any ADV eTtisCd Agent, or 70 the
PioprietoTs, OSCAR q. MOSES 4 CO., q Cort-
ianfj street. New h0rk, viii ensure bottle Of the
ILc1 .c.ue BY return mail, postpaid.
: gents for Burlington !. ". ROXY, J. S. GALE.
A. {. SPEAR. IL. II. ArWAIER.
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RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES.

To Vocalists and public Speakers, these Waters
are peculiarly valuable they Willin one day re-
move the most severe occasional hoarsenesss and
their regular Tor few days wall, times. in
crease the power and heXIbiity Ofthe voice. .reat-
which purpose they are regularly USED ty Il my
professional vOcalists.
BE that the word, BRYAN as stamped on
each Wafer, and also observe the fac smile u the
signature Of the proprietor JOB MUSES. on
wrapper, 20 counterfeit which Is forgery ~ o.
fencing parties Will be dealt With the iuIi eE-
tent OF the law.
BRTAN's PULNoSIC WATERS are.for sale b al
Druggists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, . CortlaEdt st NY.
Sold in Burlington BY j. W Rory, a C. SPEAR
II. II. ATwATER, J. ). GALE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
Brran,s Pulmonic Waters.

cure Coughs, Colds, sore Throat Hoarseness,
Asthma, tatarrh, bronchitis, Difficult Brea thing
splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest, Inc4pient
Consumption ana all diseases Of the lungs. not
only anoJdiIg temporary relief, but efiectng a
rapid ana lasting cure nd are warranted TO give
satisfaction in every instance. They do not uau-
seatU like alcoholic Compounds, and the medicinal
ITol rieties combined in form so areeable and
pleasant to the taste, that any child Will readily
take them. One dose Will always afford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
Derangements OF The Liver.

rev persons are aware Of the Debility and Gen
eral Deran-ement OF the whole system produced
by Morbid OF nheai thy Action Of the Liver, and
yet. not one person in ten is So llItunate as not
10 have suffered in some way from these Morbid
Conditions. Health is Of course dependent, in a
great measure. upon the Purity Of the Blood, and
the Purity Of the Blood is directly dependent upon
a HealtAful functional Action Of the LIVER.
The disease arising directly or Indirectly from
Affections q the Liver can not OfcOurse, be enuu-
Grated IN brief advertisement; nor is such an
nnu.r. ntln- nncn-.IrH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
Professor Van Busks
GREAT GERMAN
LITER RE.IEEDfs.

Having been used Ia the private practice OF one Of
the most eminent Ply sciaus in Germany, is now
offered 10 tie people q the United states When
the Remedy has been subjected 10 FAR and intel
Eeni tri9l il viii speedily take precedence Of al
ether Liver Remedies now in use. Ii is the latest
contribution q Medical Science 10 the treatment
0 that extensive troublesome and dangerous series
al Disorders urouirr out Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

M HELEAS, Tho Farmer and Mechanics Ba1'
w corporation duly Incorporated BY the L5-'
stature Of the State Of Vermont loo ated AMI DO
lnS business at Burlington in the County Of Chlt-
tenden, has made application 70 NE requesting ne
70 issue proclamation designating some day ir
the termination Of the existence Of said c0rpct'
ton;
And whereas, II has been made to appear to ne
that two-thirds OF the legal votes Of the stock
holders Of said corporation were given in avor o.
said application
Now. Therefore, /, Psul Dillingham;, G07erEl;
OF the State OF Vermont, In conformity with So
application and the provisions Of sections eight!
six and etghty-seven OF chapter eighty-nne Of ths
General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby issue nv
proclamation and declare that on the Tenth da4
OF September, A. D., 1906, the said corporation o.
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank shall cease V
exist. as fully and with the same effect as Il Us
charter expired by the Limitation therein.
In witness whereof, haze heEsantO siEu-t "
name and caused the seal OF the State 70 p
hereunto Affixed, in Executive Cham Der ~
waterbury, this Eighth day Of March. n w ~
lLs-l year Of our Lord one thousand eight huneis-
and sixty-six. and Of the Independence Of i-'
United States the ninetieth-
sAUL DILLISG Hal.
BY the Governor,
CHAs. VI. GAY,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Anan''
March ai--wtsspt 10th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED SPACIFIC PILLS

Prepared by GARASoIERE DUPONT. No. 2Ii, rue.
Lombard, Paris. from the prescription of DR.. Juan
Delsm. IRE. Chief Physician to the Hospital dn
NOrd GU Lariboisire, fair trial, they would 4 d
imnediate relief and, in short time be fully re-
stored TO Health and strength. II Is used in the
practice Of many eminent French physicians, with
uniform success and highly recOmmtn ded as the
only positive and Specific Remedy for all persons
suffering from General or Sexual Debility, all de-
Iangemenfs OF the Nervous Forces, Melancholy,
SpeTnatorrhea or Seminal Emissions, all Weak
nesses arising from Sexual Excesses or Youthful
lndiscretions, Loss Of Muscular Energy, PLY steal
ProstTations. Nervousness, Weak Spine, Lowness
OF Spirits, Dimness Of Vision. Mysteries, Pains in
in the Pack and Limbs, lmpotency, &C.
No language can convey an adequate idea Of TIE
immediate and almost miraculous change it pro-
duees in the debiltated and shattered system. In
the maladies above mentioned.
Suffer no more but use The GTsGf French REMEDY;
il will effect cure where all others fail, and, al
though powerful remedy, contains nothing hurt
ful TO the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and di-
reetions for using. in English, French, Spanish and
German, accompany each box, and are also sent 70
any address when requested.
Price One Dollar per box; or six boxes for Five
Dollars.
sold by all Druggists throughoutthe world; or
will he sent by mail, securely sealed from AL OBJ
servstion, by inclosing specified price, to any
thorized agent.
Proprietors' General Agents for America, OSCAR
q. MOSES CO., q CortlAndt st., New York.
Authorized Agents for Burlington j ". Rosy,
c. 5. SPAR, II. H. ATwArER, J. Z GALE. a .
4SeIN r.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
-OFTHE-
Manhattan Life Ins. 60.
OF NEW YORK.
Assets, 100000.

Assets, SO, UOO,OOO.
1'HlS Company commenced its operations in 1850
Il and has prosecuted successful and reliable
business since-Policies granted TO those in sound
health both the Joint stock and mutual plans Of
Insurance. thus afl0rding to the public the advRn-
ages Of either system Al their option in insti-
tuition, The lowest rates OF premiums are charged
that can be adopted and furnish requisite security
to the assured and perpetuity 70 the company
This eompang has alreafy paid ousr 81 ,001,O05 70
losses cnf JUer S91i,Oo) IA diuidends 10 policy
holders.
NON-fORFEITING LIFE POLICIES.
Premiums may be paid singly or in Eve or ten an
nual payments, at option Of the assured. This
plan is commended TO the public as il gives 10 the
assured the full value Of all the money paid and
being completee in early life, whilst the parties are
vigorous and hopeful, gives entire exemption from
payments or anxieties In advanced life, its value
cannot be too highly estimated.
NON FORGETTING ENJOYMENT POLICIES
These are made payable at death or on attaining
given age, Premiums payable in ten annual pay
ments. The policy becomes non forfeitsble for one
tenth OF amount insured for each payment. parties
insuring in this plan have all the advantages Of
savings Bank, as the payment Of premiums
cures its equivalent value payable IN the assurer
attaining the given or at death should it
sooner Whole life, short term, endowment and
annuity policies issued in all their various and
proved forms. Printed documents containing full
information furnished without charge aud sent free
by mail. Good local agents wanted in every tow
and energetic and reliable men employed on favor
able terms TO travel for this CO npany.
S. r. S. WIRES.
Gen. Agents & Agency Supts
for Vermont and counties ofSaratoga, Washington.
Warren, Essex, Clinton, Franklin and st. Lawrence
New YORK Jan 3dAvlY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
a NEW INVENTION.

WErrISG TIE FEET Is the most prolific car.a
disease and death kna WI 90 humanity Il is DE-
most sure to bring q cold and colds, Ee----...
and often when not neglected, lead O. icvers .-
coughs and fatal c0usumptiOls. II IS IN zee.
tlOn OF this truth that the inventive talent ti d.
country has tor years been devising some met
or attempting t. devise it, tor keeping the feet -.
and yet that should not give Inconvenience tl de
wearer. Rubber shoes, IN one form or another have
hitherto been our reliance but 1r is well KNOW
as among their many evils that while they kee-
the feet dry from external moisture, they ESD.
them yer much, and By thus inducing an undo
tenderness increase susceptibility % colds rlfe-
than otherwise. They are also cumbersome O. t.-
feet, and withal are very expensive. ILe tell-.
Is for something that shall make the ordinary G. 3
AMI shoe impervi0us 20 water, without ai.t...--
their 1sance OF durability, and. II possible, Wits
gu. adding seusihiy G. the cost Of their ulll.I.-
turc These, 10 will be conceded. are host l rtirr
features. ana We cunseieuil. usiy liilru tat t..r
arc ahsolulcl yattalned 10 the invention Llr.F...
presented TO lie public
The invention consists N inserting between Ola.
inner aut out r sole, when the boot is maxim
thin METALLiC PLATE, exceedingly luctile 1.u' inc
ing feXibility with t1ughness, very light. or
every way ada pied 70 the end desired, while t.a
dcdltiou1i expense De- merely nominal. 10 .lrul.ttf
perfect barrier AGAINST the admission Of wet .-
dampness, though tie feet mag be exposed ever
/ long upon vet pavemeuts or damp -raunc-
To ladies' and children the MErALIC SoLEs y ~ Do
Of iLcalcu'alle value, from their habits Of lie
and delicacy Of dress they axe particularly expo-el
Qglte protection to the q -L.
II cse Solcs have already been tl.od by he Ies-
Of all tests, ACTUAL UsE. and tie Testimonials %
l their merits, freely preferred, llli-ate mat utg
/ must be speedily and universally adopted hy o..
public. The Patent Metallic colc1 Boots and Does
| are being iutrJdl --l into the leading L.ut
| shoe stores throughout tie United States. All
supplant all forms 60. uFersAucs- except Tcs-ih
I deep mud or SNOW. they become eluH l.
are TO get them and take no other. u vlrr 81
maker docs not happen O. have them, be can r-.-
I cure them without difficulty. II lie viii u.-, t.
send Ourself 20 the inventor one dollar and ..-
cents and obtain six pair, assorted sizes. with
I 10 use. which Will ne promptly lI4WaE't 4 .l -I.
/ Cr express prepaid and which can De made u.
/ lnv shoemaker in the county Agencies W..
/ estal lished In every city and village AMI s-p
/ with SOles and proprietary stamps, az z.l.-...
prices and liberal MUissiCu allowed .u -..a.
Also General Agencies for states appointed l .r.
| ulication, with proper testimonials
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Goffins.

In Wood and Metal, Of every style.
A Ii sizes constantly on hand Or msde 10 order
"A in any required style.
CoTYIs TRrnrIxes Of all kinds, Name Plates
shrouds, Cravats, Collars and everything required
constantly on hand and furnished ct short notice
/ can furnish Cofhns at any hour Of the night, II
required, As sleep In the same building.
FUNERALS ATTENDED, VIE HAM.
Apply at any hour Of day or night 70
J. 0RKKN, Collie
Burlington, March 8. 1854.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06

20 sS<S .The wonderful progress Of Medical
80 ~ r. Science during the past sIr years only
n makes II possible for the conscientious
~ ~ vA Ply stefan TO declare, row, that Consumus
EA ion Is as certainly cured iAfsrmitfOnt
E<4EA0Feuer, and as certainly prevented as
mall POr .''-Ck1riee E, kiag, NJ ID Ii d. etc.
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4oOhs and Stationery

40Ohs and STATIONERY
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kiss me while I'm DREAMING. - fuInsrsfsff. 81
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Let me dream again oi thee.
! Love the little ripping Steam cr1sHg. 30
1.-THE ragged elf, the sunay plain,
The brooklct ia the vally,
love them all. hut not SD dear
A ny sweet charming Nellie
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The above sent hy mail. postpaid, receipt Of
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Washington Street Boston.
June 5-dawtt.
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JOSH. BILLINGS. His sly ing % bis Book.
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Records offs. Y S. Wilder
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Joseph the Jew
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X l N G,S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,

Made from the Prescription Of Rev CHAs E. KING
n. D., LIZ D., &C is confidently presented TO the
public for the Prevention and Cure Of
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EtFc--EseGSfh--St,'en
northumberland.
EiGe--EFeaffh--SfreRgfh.

Hun iTeps and thousands annually die premature
". when, IL tley woula give the Great French
Remedy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06

Applications for agencies for the three last named
Companies in Vermont Western New Hampshire
and Northern New York, should he made to US as
General Agents and Agency Superintendent for
said Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken in the above
named first class Companies, TO the amount Of
$250,0O1, in one risk
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
perty generally will be insured for one or a term Of
years allowing the insured 10 receive back yearly
three iourths the profits at rates 50 low 10 make
II an object 70 al having such property to insure
TO try these Companies.
Premium notes are not required, and the insured
incurs no liability to assessments the large cash
sets THESE Companies furnish perfect Indemnity
for all losses.
First-class Farm and FiIIage dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
Will be
Insured three ysars for halfof one per cent for the
entire term.
Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid at ths
gency.
:. * r 5. WIRES, Agents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
The american Organs
arc the only
REAL REED ORGANS
%" 0-l-IV NJ TIII.0 Il 7II'l - 1T ~ ~ "
ReVerbCTating Sound BOZ,

OF WIND CHEST, which has the same important
part o. perform a the sounding Board has in a
Piano Forte 60 give body and resonance
Of toneland without which the Organ becomes
merely MeloIeon IN an organ Case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06

Special at Cntion is called o. the style d AMER
CAN ORGA y, Nc. IL, containing the super Octave
Coupler and Sub-Bass. FOR CHURCHES in wait
Of powerful instrument, 81 Sc means are limited,
H. price renders 10 very desirable
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
Religious Intelligence.
ooNcREcAr1oyAL STATE CONVENTION.

We condonse the iolloAing ac,oun. Of the
proceedings of this body from the correspon-
dence of the Rutland Herald:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-06
GcWs items.

Ristori, regarded as the greatest living
tragic actress. Is coming to this country.
She plays in Italian.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-16
Do Circumstances Alter Cases 2''

do - circumstances AIIeF cases ~
The supporters of Senator Sherman have
strongly denounced the Ohio clerks in the
departments at Washington for their op-
position to Mr.. Sherman's election. With
out stopping to canvass the ground upon
which such clerks base their action, we
claim for them the same right to voice
in the politics of the State as is exercised
by other Ohioans, whether at home or
abroad; and must confess that we are un-
able to appreciate the argument by which
they are sought to be disfranchised. Per-
haps it is thought improper for them to
mingle in political affairs whilst holding
positions under and drawing salaries from
the Government. If so, will Mr.. Sher-
mans friends inform US wherein the
clerks differ in this regard from George A.
ard G. Parsons, Internal Revenue Collect
or for the Nineteenth Congressional Dis
trict; Henry @. Gray, Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector for Lake County; Rush
z. Sloane, Special Postofice Agent for the
State of Ohio; John G. Grannis, Collector
of Customs at the Port of Cleveland; Earl
Bill, United States Marshal for the Nerth-
ern District of Ohio; T. C. McEwen, Post
master at Sandusky; George B. Senter,
would-be Dispenser-General of Federal
Patronage in Northern Ohio, and others
whose names we have not now at hand.
We do not object to the action of these
gentlemen in supporting Senator Sher-
man. They but exercise their privilege in
expressing their preference for the man of
their choice; but we make the foregoing
suggestion in view of the fact that Mr.
Sherman's friends have not only de-
neunced the Ohio clerks at Washington
for doing precisely what these gentlemen
practice daily, but have seen fit to impugn
the motives of nearly all who fail to see
in Senator Sherman the best man to rep
resent Ohio in the United States Senate.
The gentlemen we have named are in
debted to Senator Sherman for the posi-.
tions they occupy and the salaries they
receive from the Government, and if their
action be proper there can be no valid OBJ
lection to the Ohio clerks at Washington
pursuing similar course.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-16
cream versus "skIm.MiIk.,

The papers in the service of Senator
Sherman have had much to say about the
"bitter" and "abusive" character of the
articles devoted to review of that gen.
tlemans official career. Under these cir
cumstances, it is little curious that they
should find equally as strong objections to
the mild and gentlemanly character of the
editorial articles in the Cincinnati Gazette,
The OHo,oa Coatnty Union thus exercises
censorship over the independent press:
"The first article we read was that Of
the Blade, which we endorsed, then ap-
pears bitter, sarcastic and uncalled-for
article in the Cleveland LEADER, that is
abusive, for it descends to the personal, by
reason Of which it will loose much of the
force the editor would have given his
article, had the apparent malice been
omitted. Next we find the Cincinnati
Gazette following in the wake of the
LEADER, in a skim-milk article which
does Mr.. Sherman no harm"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-16
TUESDAY, JANUARY l6, 1866.
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, JANUARY l6, 1856.
For Telegraph News
see 4th Page.
The NEWs.

GOLD closed Saturday night at 1891.
IT is rumorsd that Congress will take
speedy action in the case of JEFF. Davis.
AT fire in Matanzas, Cuba, on the 5th
inst, eight persons were burned to death
and seven others injured.
No reduction in tho revenue tax on
whisky, tobacco, cotton or petroleum, says a
special to the New York Herald, is likely to
be made.
A DELEGATION of distinguished Canadians
have arrived at Washington to negotiate for
renewal of the Reciprocity treaty.
FRox the 3Oth of June to the 18th of
January inst, the amount realized from the
Internal Revenue tax was Sl7s, 100000.
On Saturday last box containing
finger cut from the hand of negro, was left
at the door of Senator Summers residence in
Washington. A threatening letter also ac-
eompanied the box.
THOSE who profess to know, say the forth
coming speech of Napoleon will contain
very friendly sentiments toward the United
States, and promise to evacuate Mexico
as soon as possible.
TIE lowest depths of meanness have
been reached by some scandal-monger who
charged the family of President Lincoln
with pilfering articles from the White
House. The Congressional Committee on
the death of Lincoln give the proper denial
to the slander.
The "cOld snap" of yesterday and the
night previous extended to all parts of the
country. We condenss the myriad weather
kilograms of last night as follows: At Hall
fax, Portland, Boston, Springfield Philadel-
phia, Concord, New York, Syracuse and os-
wego the mercury stood from 2 degrees
above to 10 below zero. At Cincinnati and
the weather was slestiHg with
rain; Toledo, sleet yesterday forenoon; at
Chicago, sleeting all day. heavy snow
storms in Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois
and Minnesota