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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

1BO0 WV ND8o0~1A0e :
NEW OatsAns,~ Dee. 10.
The cotton market Is higher. Suear Gsn,
unchanged. Molassss aesive inferior A.,
psims . shaices ee0eex Cen \ = good
demand-unchanged. Flour stsady-un--
changed. Oaas I'm - 60 hey, Ohis fRiv-
=, 210@7. Pork. 9.SoQ Nels; tassa ID
a.us ehsalaem, 123; t6ts, f34@t6 Md
= qs1a1 eelSS0ioj. WhAkys 40. 6Std,
%. DamA slss1lntx Ae0Bo. Esoinhos e.
Rev Yoek, 81; uv1spssl. g. rnavEs, u
N. 7. Ezchan6A tok di.coent !.
a eoanitAso 6 qi0soua hGas been ap-
peioled y take ~ aessesay steps end
measures to defend the reputatiua and In
terssts Of the city, before the Congressional
Committee about to meet here to investigate
the July riots.
Adviccs lron the City Of Mexico state
that the city Of Durango hes been evacuted
BY the French on the l6tH ult :, and imme-
diately occspied BY the Bepdblicans.
Official dispatchs have been received q
the Capitol confirming Mejia's victory on
Tho goth or 9th Of November.
The San Louis Mexican Church Party
has engaged 70 furnish Macmillan With
@10, 10000 and 10000 Mexican troops to
Maximilian's manifesto issued on thc =
from Arissaba. i not IN announcement oi
unqualified dssermiaation to eentsaue q
Emperor, but . mere declaration, thae q
thssolicitatioa Of peomipSnt citiilne b had
sesamcd bis authority and had 6etes1hlned
|'te call . congress Il psepis - whose ds(ss>
mioation his N1eofe action Wouoa dspeads-
/ At prededt he regards himself merely -
PgvViiooo1 Emperor. s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
MEDICAL.
& HuRlEY'S
Ague + Q ME.
Perfectly Reliable.

FerfCcttO KeltOOte.
The only remedy for Chile and Fever or Aguc and
Fever that IL or can be depended upon IL nurlcy's
Akus fddie. Thsse hase 6ssn thousands cured BY
using II Who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit; but in NO CASE HAS HuRLEY's AGUE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT CURE. All who
have used eheerit tel their seted srienes Of II.
y sure aad esstaa article for ehilis and fever. Asy
enc sssssiag non Ne ehlb wssld eoasah thsis swn
stsesst By ssnaisg % adrse store and buying boz
tae IL pSsasat scsake, coDrass1..wt cshsfs, and
IN b esetaia - cure al cass ofFsv~ end Ago Or
CAius asd Ysvss. Send for II 70 ths propristors.
~ HURLEY. RUDOLF CO..
Louisville. ".
Fur ~ - ~ Wholesale dsueEsss Il Losisvsls.
Cincinnati. Msnphis. St. Losia. Nsw Orlcans. Ae.
Every druggist snd country nssehsasshculd Aavs
Il = stsss. sslsssaaIy n dssfcs abyeetto cils end
1svsr O age - isvsf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

a Point ON which al Physicians

Gu. Of ten thousand regular physicians you cannot
find ono Who win not say that s,innlants and itvie
Grants absolutely necessary In mrdcal practice.
And yet In byeonc years humane practitioners have
hcsits'cd 20 administer them because The fcrdsh
Ingenuity Of wreistcs who make merchandise Of hs-
man inhrml,ies had polluted and detcriorsted
them TIA, the refscdy was deemed as dangerous ~
tho disease. This pefpsxity is happily done away
with Gphysicisns know. because tho Gre, analytical
chemists aye have demons trated the fact. that
HosTETTETs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS are Absolutely and tircly free from all per
nicious elements. Hence they have been introduced
hss - r1Hl States Arny, ~ are sccstesd.
whsreon tho testimony Of the wise, the Intelligent,
and the phIlaushropie srsted At it, ass value the
b., protective asaiass ed esss ios ell diseases srs
~ fton impusu In the mir or other unhealthy ell
nate iaaaenoss. thaahss sssr bses tssesd b. expe-
rieAts. n cases of Dvspepsia ard Liver Coaplaist
~ seAo Wio1oat qnnakAASoa o. reservation, nat The
Btten ars = seesy Anfslhbie - anything prepared
eR r~'' 49, - AZ = y +
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
LATE NEWS


CIxcIxHATl, Dec. 1a--Jsmcs Barnes, enc
Of the murdererN ~ Leonard Mass, who e.
capped from the Falmouth Ky. Jail ON Satur.
day, has been recaptured.
There were 30 deaths from Cholera in
Coyinpton. Ky. from July LIST. Till Dec. 18th.
Arrangements are about being made by
which tic trains Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company will run into the city
over the track OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.--Quitc . contest
has sprung up ID chs house On effort n
strike out of the general appropriation bill
the large sum appropriated for publishing
debates in Congress In the Daily GLOBE. The
effort, howeve6, will fail.
Mr. Kale, u Nov York, sAid II thess wa
70 be any change he favored leaving al re-
porting 10 private enterprise.
The COMMITTEES Oh Flhance has agreed 70
take no vote ON the bill until after the holi-
days,
Hecsetary ucCulloch. ha Issued n order
stating that much irregolsfity aid deaay ~
prevailed among inspectors Of steamboats, In
renderine retufns 70 the auperviaing ipspec'
tors Of their respective dlstficta. He notifies
dslinquens that this direliction Of duty
renders them atnenable 70 law, ord requires
that any violation of tho Same shall be q
oncelreported 70 the department.. q
Postmaster General Randall fav0rs the
scheme Of constructing and working tele
graph lines as part OF the postal facilities Of
the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
LATEST News
Br TELEGR.APH.
From Louisville.

Eron LOalOvl1le.
LsvisviLLs, Ky, Dec. 49,.
Among the accidents on the Nashville
train A. Glamosh, Of New York, 10 rspssted
killed, ]. =. Goring and G. +. Shader, oil
Cincinnati. badly burned from an upsetting
stone The injured passsngers ~ well
cared for At Nashville end Bowling Green.
The Decatur = Nashville Yain ran of the
track IS miles south Of Nashville. The
train was completely smashed. Several
passengera we're badly injured.
Two trains ran of the Lebanou Branch
r. r., killing large number Of hogs add
ipjurisg several deovefA rsis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

-. Louis Marke1.
b Telegraph ST. LogIs, Dee.1lS.
Aaikcts heavy. Business res0aeted by boat ohip
pieg nAetlities south.
tobacco unchanged =. s
Cotton-fismeS. S1c for low midiiings.
rour-Firmcr. Fill superhhe % 49, Spring extras
e1o1s01eiSt; fall extra ~; fail toebs extra olq
oils 80
Wheat-etif Holdevs ask An aiva .ee North.
SO.
Corn-Dull and easter. 9oaslc new; sA@sfe Old,
Osts-Firmer 544s76c. &
Provisions Quiet Business small Mess 70, /
ST. Bacon. clear sides, 1ls; green hama Ice. IAsd
! IL tierces; 13kc kegs.
WAisky-t22sQ3T
Iiogs-Fsrm. $s.e.teS. IS gross; mostly at latter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

SwRETsBuna, Dec. 1S.-In the court this
morning Thos. Madden wss placed as the
bar. Mr. Dcvlin asked leave 10 withdraw
the plea OF not guilty that he might chal'
lcnge the array Of the grand jury. and have
the indictments quashed. contendinE that
the list was illegally formed, and that II did
not comply with the provisions Of the law.
The judge adjourned the court I'LL to.mor-
row 10 consider the point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

COMM ERciAl,

Davenport Market 1RepOrr.
UvvJcs OF rms DAvRxPoRY DsuoCaAS,l
December ~, 1856.
fLoUR.-SfAsg.
Retail bulk 11l.50
Sacks, paper, 1890
Dbl. 1l2.2O.
Wholesale 4Octs per Dbl less
CosS MEAL.-No. l. per bushel. s7,Sets
WHRAr.-No. !, $l.o5. Extra &2OO. No.. y
u 1891 so...
CoRx.-50c.
Oars. 30@35c.
bARLES.-30@75c.
PorAsoas-5OQh5c.
Qsaoxs.- -25G2s.
.TUnMps.-17c per 60 lhs
AsPLEs. -1b@&l.5 So.
bUssDn --xb6nx6e.
EGos.-25Gt30c.
HAY.-113,Oc.
Goal BY The load, sl@aec. n yard. lsc. de
livered, 20c.
WoeD.-o7915..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
Masonic Agency.

Working roolss Niue Lodge Cav
els. kM1gAt 1'esnP1rrs' Equ1p.
Sncntss Regal Arch chap
eer Jew 0lea COnAuon4ery
Sewevas 3Oeeo ~ ID.
p. X. and Scribe.
rs ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER REGALlA.
A ND ALL OTHER ARTICLES USED 1T
"A the Graf. supplied At short notice q low.
est Nsw YORK prices. Odd Fellows Lodges sep
Piled also. FRANK q. WILSON, keent,
p. -. Bailding.
n. -Subscrinti0ns received for the Voice oi
MAseWy, one Of The hsat Of Masonic publica.
tsosa Terms o. pet ysass sovla-deod ly
.. y. ,9Msa a. rMvn. 4. weoo, vs.. YALI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

~ 8AH Voo ~ nDxu0 O1o0~
Geld MEDAL sherry,
Roeo omA N900o100s
14Ooveoe Do0rbo0.
wheat Nutrient,
Ola Moneoee00 I'VE.
n addition 10 or business Of selline Wines, ETC..
In VsRieel peckAgce and in order to lnsure to Gus
ogaAG6 re O(aoes In compact a91 oqnvenieat
hsm. wc commenced the enterprise Of bottIlng and
&c. and have eent then - y ! NJ Aat
~.wo pfee1odethe puoul64lly Of tAg0Pe e1ne tn1BUd
with b,eoee reacht1g Ne p0frAaaer. Tholoneeal ~
plyeiatl0 and gratifying 6ucceoe that he's aWnsed or
codets ~ e1e6usaged 6UtD Wm1un1n ~ - - q
tcHasds quality. aeD 70 as increased elerte 70 -
!StR " coRedceee and patronage which ha been =
s ~ y srsrsuxR ! g.
Established iy7sl lmpnssrs Of wines. &c.
The above popalat good arc pat % = enSes ooe.
tashs9 On. dosea eeeaSe each. and are cold BY 81
Wonincnt Druggists, 0rccess. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
Tic name of Bningcr d Co., No. Is Beaver stres
ssi iaas tee 10 the exact and literal truth of VIVA
over tr.'y fcptcscct.-N. Y. Com. Advcrt.sOs.
1hc !mpcst1Lg houas OF 3iningcr = Co., No.
Beaver street, - conducted upon principles ~ irteg
r.iv fairness and fae highest honor Y. Evsiinl
| Essicss. juncit-dcodm-w-fxwc ow-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

A Pncarr AND cxnrAln nxnEDY POE
SpermatoFrhea, Or Seminal Weakness

Spermatorrhea, Or Seminal Weakness
q Involuntary Nightly Daily Lose hove yer caused
OF however severe; while they viii speedily correce
th0se honnrD conpsuosa arising from the Original
dipaaso or from Sooret Vice
THE SPECIFIC PILL IL equally suited to the
treatment 81 every species Of Genital Urinary Irr
liability, Lime or !" Brick dust" deposits In the
kidneya.
PROFESSIONAL OPINlONS.-I have used your
ePrUvIc PnL In many cases of Spermatorrhea with
the most perfect success - Milton Sanderp NJ D.
L. l.. u.
81 have cured very severe casee with nom six "a
| IN Boxes III your Spsmric FiIi- H Keith, M d.
Price; 81 per box Six boxes for 50, mail Address
J. WINCHESTER & CO,
IA v..l.r c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

s'rsn oweessbarn .. 3.
6wsRfsDvno, G. +, Dec. 10.
n Dc court to-day Judge Johesoo gave
judgneot ewths eballsags Of ysstsfday Of
u army = The psait jury By als1issing
Dsselin's challenge. The court peseooded
- Unpanel sjusy ~ Aaadsa's tsal.
Toooeso. De-. 10.
Gov. Bros. Msssss. billiard, Parker and
LApew, delegates iron Chicago - the chip
canal convsnlipn, have arrived, end Wjll bs
given complimentary supper tonleht II
the Queens Hotel. There will be public
meeting Tomorrow night, whea Boss d..
liver On address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
CASH
PAINT & OIL.
HOUSE.
Samuel GREENE 4 CO.,

WHITE LEAD.
49,. ELMO WHITE, '"i s'i's enf
OILS.
sl4l ). pa ~, vARNlSne1 4 -
yssl Of every quality and descriptions. Idiy
Ne. 1se ceash water -. CAiee9o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

Limo Limo
vuVHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUsr nnCIIvs
l. 80 eeoA supply Of 4ous DYnoa WAbsS
old stasd, On the cornef 81 4iplsy al Rreut
streess, The Port Byron end II Claire Linz,
Also. Louisville Cement, eaa NE uelea. M.
Ccmsok P.astsrers' Hair .aad Stucco. An, q
which vii Be sold q The lowest msfket prioso
$50. 6ALCH, Assss.
Davenport, leWa, Ases ls11ps. - n :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

w 81 :. :! r 1 IS, y ! sAksk
1sssssss ssssls, I'D bssvsss esstaele = =
1eswsey ~ Max nssss y Iess Dsvetpssa.
osdsss solicited ~ pfs.ptlx slisd. q ta:ness
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM
TrarruOufAl ~ urDscAi vnu

Srosr Possf, white CO. Ark. may -. -.
Da JOINS BuaI,--Dcas Cir: Last Febsuafy1 was in
louisville purchasing drugs. and got sume Of yuuf
Bassaparuh and Cedron btttefs. Ny sor-in.lew ono
wNs win me In the store, had been down with sAsu
mstism fH some time, e0mmeucod on tho bttege,
and sOon found his general health improved. Dr..
0ist. who had been 10 bad health tried them, and he
also tmossveA N. CH9os. Who had besn n hod
health for sevssal yeap7stomach and liver elects1
he imputed tsfy mocA ~ the use Of your Dittesa
Indeed the Ccdron btten has given you great pope
lerity N this settlr0dnt. think could sell great
quantity OF your medicines tht- mn-cspeciAIiy Of
yous OsAson Biiere and Sarsaparills. ship mo VIC
| Mrmphis, care Ticket 4 Nicely. heepcctfn!ly:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

6WS ava SteWssS R~tpe HUouUvS
No. II East Sd So. 1Davenport, h.
nathing Tubs, Water Closets, Wash Basns, Lead
Pipe, Sheet Lead, Cistern Pumps. Force Pumpe CHAN
dchcr Brackets, Drop Light Pendants, Ulaaa 0Aodcs
All kinds Of I7umblng, Gas and Steam Pipe Elatlng
aone 10 order. An Urdcs promptly eRccuted IN god
style and q fair rates. aps90.ly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

"Jts' 20 !~-"Fxso,ly ,r-Solon Single said
we're there every timen fhe felt ''OWley' in the
morning, he took Pla-tltion Bitters If he felt
weary at night, he took Plantation Bitters II he
pressed he took Plantation BitteTs and they
never illed to set him On his pins square and firm
Few persons want any better authority hut as
some may, just read the following:
] owe much TO you.fOr I veri-
~ belieTe tie PantationB have saved my life
REV. ". II. WAGNER, Madrid y. \.
Ihave been 4 great sufferer
g. NJ l'ysrcpsia, AID had TO abandon preaching
the Plantation Bitters cured
u.- h-V a.. a. MILLH0JD, New ork City.
D. a lost all appetite-wGs
sn se1- at.u elel Fltet could hardly walk, and
bad % sea = dread q lty. The
flaLt-tloI .Eitte7s have slt ne all right.
JAMES lEil-lt,hAA, ST, Louis No."
The Plantation Btters have
cured ne "a e. cerar-emeut OF the Kidneys and Ur-
iu--g uI ans, ttat distressed ne for years. They
act lre -Larn
c. c. MOORE, -5i BroaGway, y. "
Sis @. d DEtOE. manager Of the Union Home
school ir soldiers Children says she '-has given
Il O. tAe weak and Invalid children under her
charge, - IN the most happy and gratifying results
ne Lave rec-4rcd over hundred Teams Of such
crt Gates aut 100 advertisement is 90 effective as
Fl4-t PEE PIE t-cll-ol te sag % q good article Our
fortune ami ugr Ltfiou is at stake. The origin
"a quality au. Li-ii character to these goods viii
They have already obtained o. sale in every town,
village, parish and hamlet among civilized nations
Base if-llatar= try o. come as LeIr orr name and
e-f4e -s O ey can. ana because good article can
not Dee sold as low as poor one, they find some
support lr 2 parties who Go not care what they
II. DRAKE So Co, New York City
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold ~ all
Druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

CRlTItAL, 01ctr'ual and Houiletical Common
~ tlry, by 2. p. Llu-e D.. ID. IA vol
Economy % Art" tY Ruszin.
Rescue IRON E-ypt1 by 4. L. o. E
Lucy AriNur hy Ir1UhriIEe
"JargalH by Victor Huge.
'TOlers 90 the Sea. r by Victor Uu.e.
O'EeiLy
"AgulsH novel, by Mrs Oliphant.
"staril- told o. n child.- by Jean Ineelow.
Poor MEt- CO The Cl0uded Intellect bv I.nn
lngle,1w
che Boys 90 Dr.. Eurrays.- byGlance GAYLORD.
school aa- Home Allle FOR school BOYS,
ECr sale lY
Au-- -- s. FULLER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

Heiustreet's iuimitahle Hair Col0rins BE- not a
dve An Instantaneous dyes are composed Of lunar
rlasfir and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty q the hair This H. the original Lair Color
iu- and has been growing in favor over twenty
vears Itrestores gray hair 20 IT'S original col
by GRADUAL absorption, in a mos remarEable man
ner IL Is also a beautiful h,ir dres lns- sod IN
two sizes-50 cents and Shy all dealeIs
&. HEINSrREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold BY oil
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

Who Wluld Not be beautiful g Who would not nd
70 their beauty What gives that marble purity
and dlsffETur appearance We observe up-r the
stage. ard in the city beIle' II is no longer Sc
cret- 1heyusc Hagan's Magnolia Balm It's con-
tu-e- use removes tan f-ecklcs pimules and
r1ugIness, from the face and hands aud leaves the
comn.exion smooth. Transparent blooming and
rarlshing. Unlike many cosmetics 10 contains no
material Injurious e. N skin. ANY Druggist will
order 10 i0- YOU n not hand az Sets per icttle
HAGAN, Troy, \. !. Chemist.
DEAlAs BARNES CO., Wholesale Aren.s. y. Y.
Druggi=ts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
3lisrfllanepus
STATE OF VERMONT.
APPROXIMATION

M HE8EAS, The Bank Of Burlington. A corpor.
" ration quly Incorporated by the legislature
% tAe slAte Of vermont located and doing bust.
nes AZ hgrin gton in the County Of Chlttenden IA.
Lale lpplcation 90 me rogue. ting me TO issue a
p il-inl on Designating some Gsy fr the termin-
atleL q fhe existence 90 said c0rporaticu. and
whereas u las been rls. e g. appear 10 me that
iWo-t1rls oi The legal votes o. the stoc. holders
ulraIi %. ~
VOW therefore, ] rau. Dillingham; governor o
t-s otite % Vermont in conformity with said az
lciilen and the provisions ll sections eighty-s,1
ana eighty seven % chapter eighty-nine u the
Doneral Statutes % Vermont, do hereby issue my
proclamation and declare that on the Fifteenth
day or september, A. D. 1855. the said CORPORATION
o. the DanS OF Burlington shall cease to exist az
fglly ana with the sam1 effect a. 70 It's charter ex
pre- dhy the Limitation therein.
In witness whereof. havehercuuto signed NY
name and caused the seal ofthe State 10 Be
Lereuut0 affixed, in Executive Chamber In
L 81 waterbury, this Twelfth day Of March, In he
year OF cur Lord one thousand eight HUNDRED
e1d siNty-six. and OF the Independence az re
United States On niuetieth.
By the Governor.
CHAs u. GAY,
Secretary or Civil and Military Afsa,-s
March l3-w6m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

FoUND DRowNED.-The body OF al an
known boy Of ten or twelve years ct age was
found on the 7th, by Mr.. II. Porter, on tie
Lake shore, about thrce-quarters OF m'-e
north ofthe mouth oftLe river l5 was dres
ed IN dsTk wcolen trousers ana shirt, and be
apparently the lody Of lad who Ieris. g.
by drowning, probably brought down 39y t.
rive and finally washed uIon the beach ty
he waves. Inquiries IN the mel ghborh-'d
and at Winooski, bv Mr.. Porter, furnish 40
clue to the identity Of the CORPSE 1-easafes
have been taken Tor its decent Ini,Tmeni.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

SHOCKING AccIDENT.-A lsigltiul casualty
occurred Friday forenoon, il ) AiHoS.
Mrs. Barr, the wife of the barber at the
fremont House, while building a FIRE poured
kerosene oil into the stove. The flame
caught the fluid il the can, which exploded
and saturated her dress and the clothes Of
two Of her children, the oldest two years
old. She sprang to the door. then returned
for Ter children, caught one of them and
ran down stairs into the street, enyelopea IN
asm,s. She rolled upon the ground to ex-
tingu,sb them, hut in vain. 4 crowd col
lectc6. and the burning garments were
finally stripped from her; but not TIL her
head. face and whole body were terribly
burned. 1t is not possible that she and the
Youngest child will survive. The older
child. though badly burned, j; Is hoped viii
recover. \ girl named Elizabeth Fortunot'
who was attending one Of the children, was
fortunate enough to escape with her hight
arm badly burned to the shoulder, and her
face PARTIALLY burned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
OVER 4 MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

Gentlemen Il had a negro man worth Al 40
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg and was
useless Tor over year. / had used everything
could hear q without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Lniment. II soon effected g
permanent cure"
Montgomery Ala, June Il, 1853 J. L. DOWNING.
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Lininent as a valuable and indispensable
article FOR Sprains- Sores. Scratches or calls on
Horses. Our men have used IL for Burns, Bruises
Sores, Rheumatism, &c. and all say It acts ike
magic" wv, HEWITT
Foreman Tor American, Nells, Fargl's and Har-
deu's Express.
The sprain q my daughters ankle, coca stoned
while SEATING last winter, was entirely cured in
one week sfter she commenced using your cele-
brated Mustang Liniment.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 1, 1865. Ed. SEELY. -
II il an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linlmeut performs more cures IN ter time on
man and beast than any article ever discovered.
Families, Hvery-men and planters should always
have IL on hand. Quick ana sure 10 certainly Il
AL genuine Is wrapped in steel-plate engrayings,
bearing the signature Of q. Nesthrook, Chemist
and the fTiIate L. S. stamp Of DENAs BARSEs & Co.
over the top.
An effort has been made 10 counterfeit 1t with
a cheap stone plate label. Look closely
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold hy al
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

LToS's F1rEAcr O. FUEE JAMAICA GIxGER-tor
Indigestion, Nausea. Heartburn. Sex ueadaete,
Col-ra Morhus, Flatulerco, &C. where q warning
stimulart e required Its careful preparation and
entire purity makes Il cheap aud reliable article
for culinary purpo.es sold everywhere, at ., cts
per hott.e. As FOR ''LYoSsr Pure extract IAEe
stRxToGA SPRING WATER, sold ~ 81
D-uggists-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

TRIAL or JEFF. DAVIS PosIPoNAD.-Ai Tue
session OF the L. 5. District Court IN lich-
mond. June 9th. the District Attorney
moved the postponemeut Of tie triai OF Jeii-
Davis ninth the first Tuesday Of October
which motion was granted by Judge Under
wood. The court adjourned to that day
Davis' counsel protested against tie post
pOnemCnt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

ORPHANS NATIONAL FAIR.-T5e Washing
ton fair for the orphans Of soldiers and
sailors. opened Wednesday with an extensive
and brill Mt display Of goods, and iun
attendance. Senator Wilson presided ard
made an opening address, followed by Sen
e-al Howard. Senator lane Of Indiana Gen
ersI Banks. aad President johnson. Miss
Fanny Hall has charge Of the Vernon; table,
IN tho Fair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

L Is "a most delightful Hair Dressing
70 eracicates scurf and dandruG
10 keeps the head cool and clean
j. makes the hair rich, soft ami glossy.
il prevents Lair turning gray and falling or
u restores hair upon premature laid heads.
This rs just what LYONS ksthair0u viii 60. 10 IS
piettylt Is chaafcurahl bic lt Is literally sold bv
the -ar-lCad and yet its almost incredible demand
is dali increasing, until there Is hardly country
store thattoes not keep IT, OF family that does MOI
Use 70.
z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist y y
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by
d Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
AGUADE MAGNOLIA.

= toilet delight superior to any Cologne. used
to battle the lace and person 10 render the skin soft
and fresh, 20 allay ndammAtions 10 perfume cloth
ing, for headache &c. 1t "a manu- actured from the
rich southern Magnolia. and Is obtaining patron
age quite unprecedented. u is q iavorite with
actresses and opera singers l. is sold by all deal
ers, at 500 IN large bottles and By DENAs BARNES
d Co. rev York, Wholesale gents
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

THE FREE PRESS ACROSS The LAKE.-Ihe
Champaign Y I. Journal says "of course
everybody will be eager for late news in these days
Of Ferian excitement, aud Daily paper VIII ne
$ welcome visitor. Burlington publishers get
up good papers. The Ffee Press IS alWays
well printed, and well filed with the latest ana
most reliable news, and comes to manu-
promptly every morning We should be very
sorry to part with j"