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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK

BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON. MAY g.
Tle Chronicle does not attempt % deny
the truth Of the account Of the Cabinet
meeting. Tuesday, but comments as follows .
&c II We understand the plain language Of
Mr.. Seward. who seems to have been uastc
Of ceremonies here, as he has evidc1-iy bee
IN all the other fatal courses in which the
President has been walking since the 22t OF
February. il Is the determination Of the
present administration of the general Gov
eminent to insist upon the immediate ad-
mission Of what are called loyal representa-
lions from the lately rehelliOus States -
Two thirds of each branch Of the L. )
Congress having takens an exactly dit
ferent position. being avowodly on record
IN favor of securing advanced conditions and
guarantees before the recently robcllious
States are represented in the National Con-
gress, We are constrained TO accept Mr..
Stewards menace as the intention Of the
President TO exercise not alone the Executive
but the Legislative and probably the Ju-
dicial functions Of the Government.
The Senate Army bill may possibly pass
the House, but the Schenck bill met with
terrible dcIeat yesterday, though It has oe-
cupied three weeks of the time OF the House,
which has been literally wasted over 1t.
Senator Sherman's Loan bill attracts
much attention. See. McCulloch has set
his head upon its success and it will pass.
Jay Cook promises to raise all the money
under 1t necessary to fund the entire debt
Some say the rate Of interest Is too low Tor
success, hut Cooke denies this
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MEMPHIS. May =

The negroes in South Memphis this morn,
ING. fred on a citizen, wounding him, and
assaulted white woman. The sheriff at
tempted to disarm the negroes, when they
fled to Fort Pickering, firing as they ran
They were driven from the Fort this evening
70 the woods.
During the excitement negroes and cit
izen were killed and few houses burnt.
The military have been under
arms all day All Is quiet tonight,
and fears the negroes will burn the city are
groundless blacks and whites had been
killed.
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WASHINGTON, May ..

There is considerable feeling here over the
fact that Mayor Wallach has ordered the
dirty canal running through the city to be
dug open. The Committee on the District
Of both Houses have protested, but the May
or is sticking firmly to his course. food
musicians assert it will surely breed ehole-
"a. and some say the people mean to drive
Congress away by it. There are rumors OF
two or three cholera cases within day or
two. but they are not we'll founded.
The Senate will vote to-day finally on the
amendment to the p. D. appropriation bill
II will be struck out and this Is likely 10
finish the business Of restricting appoint
mepts by the President. .r.a
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Ros1oS. May 3

A Washington dispatch to the Transcript
says information has been received by
government that notwithstanding in.imatlon
given the Austrian government by our Min
lister. that the sending of Austrian troops to
Mexico would be looked upon as an un-
friendly act, that Government had en-
barked the first installment of troops Tor
Mexico.
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ITCH: ITCH! ITCH:
Scratch ! Scratch! Scratch
VIBRATIONS OINTMENT

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN a HOURS.
Also cure SALT RHEux, ULCERS, CHILBLAISs. and
all ERuPrroxs or rHE SKIN. Price 20 cents. For
sale by all druggists.
Nv sanding 60 cents to WEEKS r. POTTER, Gen.
Agents, l7o Washington street, Boston, II VIZ %
forwarded bv mail. free Of postsgs.to any sddrsss IN
the United States. a
Oct. Is, lss5-aavlvT ,.
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NKM YORK. Nav .

The steamer New York, from Aspinwali
the Goth, has arrived. Panama advices Say
news from the South is unlmportant, mat
tiers having remained quiet since the DOM
bardment of Valparaiso.
All the Spanish fleet had sailed lor e SOU, .
ern ports. The danish Consul-generai sen. :
no te to the Spanish Admiral saying ms
90 yernment would hold Spain responsioie
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Tie Times Washington special claims
that the President D. not committed IN favor
OF the Colorado iill and believes be will
veto It. on grounds of an inadequate popu-
lati1u.
Chief Justice Chase declines 10 preside at
the United States District Court at Norfolk
which couvene= Monday. until assured that
martial law l. abrogated in Virginia.
IL Is understood the President will scOr
issue a proclamation abrJgatiug martial law
in the district where the rebellion bad been
pcclarod ceased 60 exist
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ERRORS OF YoUTE.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
D,bility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful Indscretion. will for the sake Of suffering
humanity send free to all who need 1t, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he vas cured. sunsres Wishing TO Prodt BY
the advertisers experience, can do 50 BY address
ing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
v3n.s No, 10 Chambsr st., New. Yosk.
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Married.

In Burlington, Vt, Wednesday evening, May I'd F.,
by Rev l.. e. Ware, Geo ". Stone of Boston, and
Emily A. daughter 1.-THE late Melzlr P Delano OF
New York.
Boston and n. Y. papers please copy.
In Hinesburgh, May ID, by Rev. c. Z. Perrin,
Mr. Truman FAY, and Mrs salome Will ans
Comstock both Of Richmond.
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CHIrTENDEN co.
" .sR LIE go RES

t'iiE >u'scrih'r would respectfully announce &.
Il tle citizens OF this Coun y and vicinity that
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Manufacturer Of ioo Different styles Of soap.
Por sale by all GroceTs and Druggists IN this place.
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spetial aulires.
WONT USE ANY OTHER.

The last an the best the right article finally 5
everybody likes it is purely vegetable restores
grey hair in four weeks, or money refunded II
will do 1t every time. Three applications will cure
all humors Of the scalp. Ask for WEBsTER's
VEGETABLE HAIR INTTGoRlEoR, and don't take
any other.
FOR SAFE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
xlsm6
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WASHINGTON, Nav 4.

There is little or no dcubt that the Presi-
dent will sign the Colorado bill, as he sub
mirted the whole subject to Congress early
in the session.
Mr.. Stanton is called on by person who
furnished the account at the Cabinet meet
ing the other day to the Press, to deny the
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PHINEAs woRTHEN.s ESTATE.
GEO. EpcEcoNBE,s ESTATE.

w z, THE So BSCRIBERs. having been appoint
w ed BY the Honorable the PROBATE Court for
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO re-
ceiye, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate % George EDGE
eOmbe late Of Burlington in said district represent
ed insolvent and also all claims and demands eV-
hiblted IN onset thereto aud SIX months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby 1--WE no.
tice that We will attend to the business OF our 4p-
pointment at the dwelling Of widow Grsce Rdge-
eombe in Burlington in said District, the third
Tuesdays Of July and october next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on each OF said days
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. D., 1866.
81 aR n RIN sGiANcciLAlR} Commissioners.
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New YoRK. May 3

Two Peruvian iron-clads have arrived
from England and captured the Spanish
schooner Dorothea, flying the |. ;. flag. \
Peruvian iron-clad was daily expected from
the L. ;.
News cf an attack on Paso da Patria and
the crossing into Paraguay Is shortly eH-
pected.
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Died

In Concord. n. H., Friday, May 18th, at A. NJ,
SALMON Wires, Esq, Of this city, aged IS years.
In Hinesburgh, May E, Mrs. Roxana Ray. widow
Of the late Asa Ray. aged IS year,.
aged q years.
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BuRIINGroNBUsINFss CoLtECE-Thisin-ti,
ton Is designed to impart to young men round
rtriieal business education which shall fit
them for active duty in any department Of bust
ness. The College Monthly with all information
may be obtained by addressing Bryan stratton
and Hoyt, Burlington VI.
Blu rlirCton Sept. I.leC5 wifi
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JoBN y.HsrCKLIN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lV'o all persons
DIsTsIcT OF cHTrESDss, SIS Il concei mel In the
Estate OF John Vansicklin late o. South burlington
in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chttenden on the IS day OF
kpril A d. 1866 an Instrument. purportirg " he
he last Will and Testament, OF John Eansicklin
late Of South Burlington in said District, deceased,
was presented to the Court Aforesaid Tor PROBATE,
and Ii Il ordered By said Court that the 18th day
OF NAV A ID. 1855 at the Probate Court Rooms in
Burlington he assigned for proving said lnstru-
ment and that notice thereof be given 70 all per-
sons concerned, BY publishing this order three
veehs excessively in the Burlington Free Press Q
neusparer printed at said Burlington, previous to
TaEsETosE. you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will, IL Won have
Given under my hand at Burlington IN nid Dr.
trics this 2sth day of April, A. D. 1856
vSluo WILDER Z. bURNAR, 1eeigeW.
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ENta5;Sl- en-

Have saved more than 5".v'r persors from Deatn,
frr they cure in single day Chole-t. DvseIterl q,
all summer Complaints Fever and A-ue, ard
Neuralgia. Also. sure cure for Diptheria. .Cou h
and Rheuiutism. Al Druggist, ell then.
ORRIS SIMMER 4 Co, Proprietor.
Surin. field fl--
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STODDAR
CHOLER.E SPECEFIC .
sure Preventive and cure ior
HOI T. RIA.

cholera Morbu>. DIarrhoea, Dy>entery.
summer Complaints. Pain IN the
stomach aud Bowels. NC.
It. action is immediate and ecacious aud has been
used ty Thousands since the Cholera Season Of
1870 Physicians use aud recommend IL. All ad-
init 10 20 he the Best Compound known for the
Complaints for shieh it is designed.
STODDABD * BURTON, Proprietor-. Troy, NY,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers 10 Medi-
ines
April e. daWfm.
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PERRY.S MORN AND FRECkLE 10

and Lentgo, Frec,ies, are often very annoy inE,
particularly 90 ladies u light complexion. ior the
diseolored spots show more plainly On The face Of
a blonde than brun tie hut they greatly mar
the beauty = either ami any preparatial that
will efeetuauy remove them without iniurins the
texture or co!or Of the s,iu is e certainly beside
ratim. Or Z. {. Perry. who has made diseases o.
the skin a speciality, has discovered remedy for
these discoloraiions. which T. At once prompt infal-
lihie ami harnle--.
Prepared only BY Is. {. PERRY, Dermatolosist.
No. g. Bond Street, New York, and for sale by all
druggists; price s. per bottle. Call for
PERRYS MOTH and FRECR ~ LOTION.
SOLD by AT Druggist, "a Burlington.
Dec. o. ufm
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NEW YORK, MAY !

1t is said that the Fenians want to arrest
and try Stephens on his arrival here on
charges of completely in the acts for which
0Mahonv was tried and deposed
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MAGNIFIcEST are the products Of modern
chemists. as shown in the analine dyes and
other triumDhs, but Penney has discovered the
very crown in his delicious EGYPTIAS LoTUs.
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ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.-A
celebrated physician says . he was amazed at the
great number Of beneficial indications produced by
one Of these Plasters. He Afirms that Asaaaehs is
cured BY one worn just below the bTeastbonei that
one placed over the navel viii cure Mysteries, as
well as dysentery, and affections Of the bowels
CURE OF vARICOsE VEINS
CrTY PoIyT, Va, January d, 1865.
T. AL1cocK 4 Co Seeing your notice In the Pc;
lice Gazette, got four Of our Porous Piasters and
placed them on the parts where the pains we're
most severe, and in less than twelve hour could
walk as well as ever. could hardly believe u,
was so well pleased. / wanted to see II the lame
ness would come back on me or not, 50 did more
walking that day than had done in . week The
next day had some pain in my hip. but put on a
plaster there and IN two hours the pain was all
gone nor have felt Il since Certainly they are
the best application fer the relief and cure OF pain
in the Joints and back, and for yarcoec or enlarged
veins have ever known. and would not 40 WITH
out them on any acoount. IQsuN
is--ra iYoars trul- . 81 J0eRPH 6ATkW0oD.
mn mt 400 f afci. ~ -tlea l-l
.rrr tft-F
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WASHINGTON, May 3

The House has re-considered the vote by
which the army bill was defeated. and re-
committed 1t to the Military Committee, who
will probably adopt the Senate bill as a SUD
stitute.
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,sn1vnrnN- Nlav .

Ii Is asserted that the ayowcd objection OF
the Chief Justice to presiding at the trial
of JEFF. Davis, at Norfolk, will be removed
by an order from See. Stanton 10 Gen. Terry,
commanding the Department of Virginia,
instrueting him that the peace proclamation
entirely dispenses with martial law IN that
State.
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Havana letters say a cargo OF negroes has
Just been landed and distributed on the
south side Of the Island.
The cholera is less violent at Gaudaloupe;
deaths average 4 per cent.
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BACHELORS DYE

THE BEST IN THEsW0RLD. Harmless. reaa
bic instantaneous. the only perfect dye No dis
appointment no ridiculous tint-, true to nature
BLACK or brown. Cegaigs v signed william T.
BI'-i.ia-. Also Re.enerateI extrict Of milleaeur
preserves ami beauties the hair preserves tald-
ICES. Sold hyall druggists. Factory 81 BARCLAY
shy 5aWly.
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l53l;li}H:LXIIIlil;

FOR use against Moths in Clothing. Its advantages
Efficiency, Economy, imparts sweet odor to the
Ciotaes and sure to last through twelve months
The best thirs. Every druggist has It. HARRIS
& CHAPMAN, Boston.
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MAKE YOUR Own SOAP WITH B. 7. BAB-
30, Maker Double the strength Of common Pot
ash and superior 10 any Saponifier or I've IN the
MARKET Put up in cans Of one, two, three six, and
t.eivs nounds with directions in English and Ger
man for making Hard and Son Soap One pound
viii make ffteen gallons OF Sof. SOAP No lime IS
required. Consumers will IND this the cheapest
"a. 70. ~ and "A Washington ST. NY
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THE HAIR RESTORER that gives the best
satisfaction Is PESTACHINE Tsed and sold
everywhere.
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TI0ue OF Two men ln Burlington and vicinity who
Lsvelost an arm or leg, TO engage in the light and
ProAtat le business Of selling -. Wadsworths Water
Pro9i Arniea Healing Plaster. Sales rapid and
Pfoats large. sample and all inform t0n sent f,r
+, cents Address A. F. BELCHER Philsdeiph "a
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MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER.

Would you have dark and lustrUus lOc,s and We
With beAuty's queen, the goddess II the sky
or Is your beauty fading todecay,
Your raven tresses passing last ava
Or Is aye drawing too untmely near
Do silvery locks upon your heal appear
Then why Of youthfal beauty, why despair
When there's a balm for every silvery hair
Times sorroWs, fever's ravages L blesses-
A sure restorer II those missing tresses
From her bright Locks tie immortal name IL w.u
OF Hair Restorer MARINA WASHINGTON 80
Then HE TO the stoFe-iust across tie vav
And get bottle with the least deiay.
SON EvERTwHERE. Price 81 ,uD
sIMONDs AGO, Proprletors.
Fi;rwilliam n. II.
Mareh WIN
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BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOT GOOD.
DR.. L-f.N'GLETS
Root and Herb Bitters,

A STANDARD MEDICINE without the pos
n slhiiity Of a doubt the best remedy knoEu
fir the following and all kindred disease -Indi-
gestion, Cos;iveres.. Liver Complaint.
ache. Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dirziness. Scroiula,
salt Rheum, Lansuor, Lazine.s. Debility. Jsundice
Flatulency. HumoTs, Foul stomach, g..
By the timely use Of this med i,ine The blood is
puria.i. The .ppette is rcstlrei The So stem is
strengthened. Tie liver is inyi-orated. The
breath = sweetcnei. The complexion is heautifed.
And the general health Is restored.
A gentle laxative. An Agreeable tonic. A
plen 90 appetizer. A hSrnls-- -t.muia1i. ro
viyer II dropping spirits
sold by al Dealers in Medicine everywhere
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teaal ilOtirr5.
PHILANDER II. BRADLEY's ESTATE

PHILANDER II. BRADLEY's ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, (THE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, s.. Il Probate Court for
the, District Of ChittendCn
To al persons interested in the estate Of Phelan-
DIRE II. Bradley, late u Charlotte in said District
deceased
GREETINs.
WHEREAS, sald Court hath assigned the 29th day
OF May next for the settlement Of the admins
tration account Of the Executors Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased and ordered thai
public notice thereof be given 20 all persons inter
ested IN said estate ~ publishing this, rider three
yeeEs successfully previous % the day assigned in
the burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington,
n said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 70 sppsar AZ
the Probate Court rooms, IA Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there 70 contest the allow
ance Of said acc INT Il you see cause.
Given under my hsnd this 80 day o. May A
ID. $50.
WILDER L. BURNAP. REGISTER.
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ROT Nd.

4 ~ the 18th ofApril, in Essex. POCKET-ROOE
v containing small sum Of money. The oaner
can have it by applyingto
Essex, Vt, May .th. W'sTiis
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PERRY pAvIs. PAIN KILLER.

Tie great public hsneiaetion. we are happy to
l'arp. is si fulfilling rs mission Of relief. and al
ls'istioe u ms q the thousand ills that flesh i:
heir O.. &C., iom,ir The wide, vide world, and
wherever Yankee has set his foot, NAV he found
doing is work lts virtues have been so thorough
iy tested, that It needs NJ lengthy recommsnda-
ion, to entitleit to the public confidence. 1t is
emphaticallY household remedy, and if kept on
hand and used as Gee sion may require will save
much suffering, besides very sensibly diminishir 2
the expenses for medical sttsndanee.-Praritsres,
p. T. Tss'ly Tiue'. Sold by Druggists.
April 90 win.
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HOUSEHOLD NECES SITY ENIs
FOR THE USE OF
DurnO,S Cal arrh snuff.

Nhlch, N The hTst stases . CON ltts IThe lA-Ic
Headache, Hoarsene,s Diphtheria aud Bronchitis,
eEyss Deafness Bad Taste and Smell, being the
result OF Catarrh This snufi removes and prevents
all these, and insures a healthy Head It's effects
are pleasant ant -afe even fr infants who
from SnUles.
Ithasths highest profe sional testimonials
By all Druggists. or sent BY Mail to all parts
for 81 cents for one Box, or s. for four Boxes.
Address. JAS. DUENO. P. o. Box i23S,
New York.
wholesale. by D. BARNES & CO, u Park Row, n.
~ d6wem
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MAsnlNerLN. MAY

" AsHINGT -. May Do.
The Congressional Gio5e OF to-day does
not contain the remarkable speech delivered
IN the House on Saturday by Mr.. lngersoll
OF ILL., He has withheld 1t for revision.
Judge Poland. Of Vermont. Is making an
able speech in favor Of striking
from the postal appropriation bill
the amendment virtually de-
priying the President Of the appointing
during the recess Of Congress.
Several prominent Senator's and Represen-
tatiyes urge a recess of iortnigh; before
action ON the report Of the Reconstruction
Committee. to give members Of Congress an
opportunity 70 learn the views Of their con
stitucnts.
The Conservative on the contrary want
the business 50 hurried through that Con-
gress can adjourn IN June. and leave the
President untrammcled.
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The President and BIZ friends are iispleas-
eli with the action Of the tennessee legi-la-
ture in passing the Franchise bill. They
say it disirauchist- iiyc-sixths q the people
ol Tennessee.
There is uo excuse Tor keeping Tennessee
out OF tie Union any longer, and 1t Is prob
able that she will be admitted go representa-
tion the present session.
Tie Senate viii pass the House bill t.
sablishing the grade OF General without a
doubt. and the President will send in the
name ul Grant o. tie Senate Tor the place.
l. l. notanle fact that both Ihad. Ste
t,us aud Nh Raymond iutm.tcd their hope
Of seeing general pa the Presidential chair
10 due time Conservatism and EadIcaiism
struck hands on that occasion.
The excitement IN reference % the failure
ui the Merchants National Bank ia Wash
in.t5n docs not suf,Ite-
The ltrouir'C this morning announces the
death u Count GgrJw>ki.
Large numbers Of Congressman are at the
Presidents House t.-iay, seeking interviews
With tlc Pre-Idcn..
Speech-makIn. Is the order Of the day IN
the House of Representative.
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The health officer reports four new cases
of cholera but 10 deaths, on the hospital
ship since last report.
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BANNING HOUSE or
J.E y 4 % % Il T. 4. 4 %

Corner " all ~ Nassau ST.. New oh.
IN connection with cur house IN Philadelphia and
Washington, We have opened NV YORK
HOUSE at above location and ofer our services 10
F.uks. UautsI- and Investor. Tor the Transaction
ofthe,r business ia this city, including purchases
and sales OF Government Securities, stocks. Bonds.
and Gold. We are constantly repressuteG at the
Stoc. exchange and Gold Board. whore orders sent
"a, are promptly Glled. W keep % hand fill
supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES or ISSUES
buy ins and selling At current prices and allowing
respondents the most liberal rates the market
affords.
MAY -dawly JAY COtkE s GO
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YI7NIJ;IJx:j

Roor's PrsTA ,H'Sr preserves ,he 'ife OF the Hair
changes it from -rsy TO its original color Ia three
weeks preventing tie hair from falling IS tie
best article for dressing the hair ever faund in
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