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A ttenfiOn, Ladies.-Philadelphla made
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22

Being constructed WITH THE AID AND SCrEHvisioH
OF TuE UNITED STATES GOVERSNEST. Is destined 70
be one of the most important lines Of conmunica-
ton in the world II il the sole iink bfftrsst h
Pacific and the InfsrioT R1siH, over which the
immense Overland travel must pass, and the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22

I'HE Publishers will commence on November LIST,
4 the issue OF /" Harper's Bazar," weekly illus
trated family Journal devoted 10 fashion and Home
Literature. Their aim Is twO-fOld: to supply the
existing need Of n weekly fashion Newspaper, and
to combine Herewith first GLASS literary Journal,
which will be indispensable 10 every household.
Arrangements have been made, a. an immense
cost with tho most celebrated OF the fashion papers
Of Europe, pecially with the famous BIzar Of Ber
lin, which supplies the fashions to the leading
journals OF Paris, to furnish the same 20 them in
advance; so that henceforth the fashions will ap-
pear in - Harper's Bazaar simultaneously with
their publication in Paris and Berlin-an advan-
tage enjoyed by no other journal in the country.
The patrons Of Harper's BaZar" will receive
every fortnight large pattern plates containg from
forty e. fifty full sized patterns Of ladies', misses
and children's hornets, cloaks, dresses, under
clothing. and other articles. accompanied sy the
necessary descriptions and directions. and occasion
elly elegant Colored Fashion-plste OF the size Of
HgrpeT's Weekly.
q Harpers Bazar7 Will contain sixteen folio pages
OF the size Of Harper's Weekly printed super
fine calenderec paper, and will be published weekly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22
NOT ACUREALLt

Dr. CrahtTe IS not a .'cure-all.~ He Is Obliged to
turn away cases daily which are beyond his control
-incurahle
CROWDS VIsU Hm.-As viii he seen By his adver-
tsemeut, DR.. Crabtre Is 10 visit this section again
in few days We learn that he is meet NJ with ex-
eellent success and that crowds visits him wherever
he goes.-Netrport Papa.
SASAToRIAS.-Dr. Crabtre-s rooms at Titles
Hotel have been thrOnged with patients during
this his second visit here Last month pe treated
q large number, and we are assured they have done
well, as the great Increase now indicates. Mrs
Perkins whom lie took 10 treat for three or four
months returned in one month and declared her
self cured. She has been an invalid six years
and two (of many physicians had treated her for
tumOrs, &C, without benefit. Dr. Crabire uses
means TO cure disease, and no disease ever was
really c1red without neans.-Orlegns STANDARD.
TUNoRs CT TEE NECK. Some time ago we men
toned the case Of young girl in Vermont attend
ed by Dr.. Or abtre OF this CITY, who was suffering
rom scroiulous enlargement Of the neck, a
photograph showing that her neck was much
wider than her face. Under DIR. C.'s treatment
entirely sUbsided. and persons who saw he in this
city day or two ago considered the cure most
remarkable."-c 0aralsf Of June % 1865.
The Religious Herald Of his city, Gays Or.
CrabtTe is a graduate CT New York Ccllase, aud
member Of three medical societies.
The Hartford COurant says, in mentioning 4
severe case Of scroiula DR.. C.. cured ''In such
cases he Is remarkably successful.
The Herald Of Life, N. y says We deem
him perfectly relisbe,n
The Mayor Of Hartford. 'sCertifes that A. d.
Crabtre, NJ. D., is known 70 ne as Irregular prac-
tcing physician Of this city, OF good reputation ;
also that he is Coroner and Health officer Of the
May, I75L 500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22
SCRAPS

The - broth of boy is made by steep
Ing man in infamy.
If Patti will not marry Of course there
will be no Pattl-cake.
Seasonable' sdFice,-when the stomach -
below zero, no more than pint of cold
water should be swallowed at a single
drsught.
Richard Grant White says that Charles
Reade stole the plot Of his d" White Lies
from the French, and Reade says that White
lies.
The real meaning Of " woman's right 10
be woman Is woman right to be a man.
which Is about the substance Of the " won
an question.-ProU. Herald.
Can the eldest son Of bankrupt mer-
chant be said to be ballOouist, Just because
he's an heir drought?
The lady who was driven out Of he.
mind has recovered little biz. and given
reins to her fancy.
Many politicians who - itched for Office.
were scratched last week Tuesday.
Mr.. Wigsby in eomylimenting a lad IN
the presence Of bis father, SAID that he was
a chip Of the cid bl0ckhead.
Scene in a first class hotel Trarellr-I
desire TO be called at SIX O'Clock. Clrk
with gold chain III you Will ring the bell
at that hour one Of the boys viii attend to
your case
Gentlemen affect economy by wearing
smaller pants, and ladies by abbreviated
skirts The sum thus saved n yea. will
no doubt be extraJrdinlry
d" VIVA: is that dog barking at ?'' asked a
TOP whose boots were more polished than his
ideas Why" said the bysander, " he
sees another PUPPY IN your boots"
Why Democrats our taxes hate
Is easy work divining
The money bought a robe Of State.
And rot their pocket lining.
An English sea captain, who had made the
tour of Europe and the Holy Land, was
asked how he was impressed by his visit 10
Jerusalem. Jerusalem, said he, - is the
mcanest place ever visited There is not
drop Of hqubr in the whole town Fl; u
drink There are different ways of look
ing At things.
4 gentleman beng asked by a cl ergyman
why be did not attend the evening prayer
meetings, said he could not leave the chill
dren. - What, have yJu no servants2''
Yes" he replied, " We have two servants
who keep the house and board us bot We
are allowed few privileges.
A North Carolina rolsl was relating how
the Yanks - fired upon bis company in
wood They obeycd ar order to lie down,
but there was IDthing % shield them from
tie terrible 70llevs Of tee enemy. d" WY
di6n; you get tehIrI . tree - asked
listener - free, tie j -, rcTled rob,
- rhcrc want tree enough FIR tho officers
p-fuiuon Of q ., r,aIrer- bred boss -
i.l-- whi-L ha- hi his breed improved
by means Of . sulkY, knut1inin a TELLER with
a long whip, till be- an worth Is scnts for
any purpose except 10y gan.hlin masheen. =
When the late Bishop OF L'chfeld had
splk, on the Importance Of dilIgcnt pains
taking preparation for II" pulpit. young
clergyman said, why ~ lord, often 90
10 tie Yestry even Within: knowing what
text ] shah preach upon, yet 20 Up and
preach an cxtemp0rc s,rmon. and think
nothing OF ii. The bishop replied. &c Al,
well, that agrees with what hear from
your people; for they bear the sermon. and
fhcg also think nOthing Of ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Harriet Bcecher Stowe i writing
another novel.
Anna Dickinson's novel Will be published
in Philadelphia next spring.
The late George wilkins Kendall was
worth 100000.
General Howard, the head Of the Freed
mems Bureau. is only thirty-seven years old.
4 negro woman, near Savannah, few
days ago. gave birth to three children-tWo
coal black, and one pure white.
Rev. J. &. Craig. of e. Paso, Illinois, has
been arrested on a charge Of soducing Miss
McClsllan, dcforined Dwarf.
The cost Of the original Capitol at Wash
ington city was 81 400 600. The additions,
which are now nearly completed. will cost
Sl2,OOO.0OO.
The cotton crop IN southern Illinois Is ex-
celleni: three thousand bales have been ship
ped at Carbondale alone.
1t is computed that the average growth Of
London, IS at the rate Of tJrO rlles Of finish
ed buildings per day.
There WIS a - tournament at the New
York swimming academy on Monday, at
which pupils and amateurs swan for prizes
in tank Of tepid water
4 lady in Wisconsin plunged into mill
pord TO save two boys from drowning.
Ier crinoline lOatcd her, and clingiDg TO
that, tie boys were kept abJ1e water. and
the whole party driited safely to the shDrc-
Boston LousekeopeFs have recently disc1v
cred that flour mixed With iced water makes
the best bread Il takes d little longer to
rise and IT, therefore, unpopular with cooks
Tie ncw Democrat Council Oi Balti-
more have refused TO have their sessions
opened with prayer, one member asserting
that .. preachers had done mole harm than
good. and had caused the late REBELLION by
their uraying influence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22
TOURISTS
SEWING MACHINES

rUHE CELEBRATED Finkle \ Lsyoa machine is
L the simplest, most durable, aud easiest run
ming shuttle machine in the market. Call and ex-
anime them az STORY s Music Store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22

AS 4 relief, ever ready az a killer Of Pain. taken
inwardly, or outward sppl.e1. has nc equal. For
RALGIC AFFECTIONS, sPRAlNS. BRUISES, &C,
1t IL unequalled l. Is also elhcacious tai en-
inWardly, ths cure Of Cholera, Camps ana Pains
IN Ihs Sf0Hack, Dia5rAoel, D1sfrfsry, Cholera Nor
tOn the most iroHdsrfui PlaacC1 the world affords
No FAMILY should be without 10. Every IRA
nELEh ~ lana or Dy sea sAo9ii nave bottle
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In case Of Accidents, and sudden attacks Of Stom-
ach Complaints its value cannot be estimated. Ia
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and take Ho 0fhsr. PRICE, 40 CENTS Per bot
tie. For sale at Wholesale and retail By 1em4s
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GREAT CURE
scEorULA. CArAErH A,D covsusrrios CURED.

sCE,IULA, CATAREH AND CoxsUsPrioS CURED.
! Mrs. Loring Chase OF Pescham, requests Us to
publish tie following Il have tcen an Invalid
under medical care above 3 years. aud unable To
I 90 any work, having Live Crupl4i,.t C4tarrh.
/ AMI 81 last. Consumption. helng on the
eve 81 despair. we appll i Dr. CrlYtre me g4.-
aforiak BY his treltm=Lt ! have got we'll In a
short; me have spur ~ skeins Of yarn and do my
! houss-~ork. have nCE no cough, night sEeats
= sny ether difficulty. Mr.. L. CHASE
Csowns FoiLcw A -reater number than here
t0iore visited Titles Hotel last week IN the &C.
casion Of the fourth regular monthly visit Of the
-Teat success Of the Doc- rs treatment caa,, in
crowds, N foot sho were able AMI Ia carriages.
ami the las; da1 great was the demand hat
many we're Obliged ~ return viii out prescription
Ills med iciucs are agreeable 70 take. sud most
~oLc eCiully eihcaclous in results lie Inakts one
more visit here this all, and promises to return
IN tae spriu---BzrioH p1psT, Sepf3.
Dr. Crsb,Fe sill make monthly visits TO tie
p5inc;ai trFn, IN THE County during the fall and
81 inter- Us i- has IN Orleans County the pact EN-
Tas. d Nos ~. Those towns where people aye TOO
y ~ 90 lie this great opportunity for heslth
DROP frf1a hrs h'f Of once, and add the days
& othe places.
Mrs. VIM. Green. OF sutton, applied 10 DR.
Crab-re June 2ith, having every symptom ofcon-
surn!,tion-2d stage. constant hard cough lad
irrit,ted and caused an excessive Iurulent md
sau.gi De u discharge from the lun-s great dehil
~. 4c She evidently could not Ion give withou:
ltlu DR.. C.'s MEDICINES lave restored her. the
s auZH Is cured Lit lungs we'll no night suc.ts.
An1 e, claims ste IS cured and can do good days
WI
BHEUMATISM
NJ. Green, q sutton, applied same tllnf having
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iett Ills gratitude for recovery prc mpted hin
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TIcnrs.-It is fashionable to sneer at the
eceentricities Of female c,stlme-at it's fire.
ouent changes, its many ofenses against
GOOD taste and sacrifices Of comfor; ap'
health. But arc men altogether withoU'
in this matter The prevailing p =, m
pants is sufficient answer. Can apv thin
Be more ugly, uncomfortable "a IN, 1ni
The display Of shrunk > o.rS anu Aosut .ha
street Is JOY to the az ato ,ndskS hn, On tne
10 the lovers of art. IfaII had love- L.
like the Farnese II ereules, there would d. be-
less improgriet-, in our wearing tights, but
instead OF re- knees, the majority have near
knees-tF It is, too near to each other. And
as for c. ,mfort, encased in these candle-moulds
one dare not laugh for fear OF compound
" Acture-being restricted, in that respect,
like ladies with enamelled faces. light
boots are An sncient wrong but tight
pants are modern grisvsnse.-A.ehanSs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22

ACulLD IDEA Minnie was brigh; liz
tls seyen-vears old, brought up by worthy
Parents who had beeo duly instructed in re
gard 10 the Joys of Heaven, hu; from whose
eatechism the subject Of he'll had bccn en-
tirelr omitted. One day sheread a Sunday
school book, obtained in q more orthodox
school. and was subseq~e'lv questioned ~
bcr mother es to what bad been reading.
amonc other things she ,eil it tole about
beU The mother asked '.wha; kind # q
place do you suppose hell to he :" 20, |
don't know was the reply, but | think 1t
must be Ike a rum shop Perhaps Min
ME was wiser than she knew.-Monohsster
IN. H. Mirror.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22
- YEARS AN INVALID 4,

Published by herself il the NeWpo5, Ex2ress)
To the sick and desplirinsI would bring words
OF encouragement and cheer. For twenty-five
years have been unable = sit up five minutes
without the strongest supporters, though. during
this period, have had ne best medical attend-
auce Of the age both il city AMI country For
years past / have suffered extremely from spinal
dIsca-e- GFcr comp ai-- AID dyspepsia with
never csss'uE heldscae. IN June lat h.yin.
then been d " months On my bed, came under
the medical care Of DR.. 4. ID Crabtre. Of Conn.
Under his treatment by the blessing Of God have.
from the first, been steadily recovering. nov st
NJ nearly all cay and feel no Inconvenience what
ever in walking out without any mechanical sur,-
port. N-s. SARAH HeSNR.
Darby. Sent. % l-.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22
PRETTY GOOD :

christian old lady a little near-sighted from too
frequent pinches of Macaboy, seeing the name Of
'-sannt0rian' il our paper, exclaimed. Land il
the Good Samaritan amt coming again Now Mr.
can be cured Of his rhumatiz aud aunt
Polly Of the di0ts-sincreases Gdi0syucrasy) as Dr.
Hall calls complaint" and after getting the family
Bible, 10 read about il, she went out u tell her
uei-hhOrs "-N0rf4 star.
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}aedjeal

THE RICHEST sTSNIS FuE WORLD.
Extract ~ letter fr1rl Harun solomon
ROthsChild.
PARIS. -th April ls5i. - hue Fauby, s.. HonoTc.
VIII you be kind enough q have forWarde. to
me here 200 bottles Of your Indian Linimert If
you will send az the same time the account. will
forward you the amount through Hessrs. BELN0sT
4 Co New York.
bacon SoLoNos R0rHscHiLD hayin. recon-
mended to many OF his friends tiajo- LANES
LINIMENT, and they being desirous 10 procure
Il, he should odvise } in % establish depot N
pnrsr
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HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AND In
CRAVINGS.

send orders - rs BY nal enclosing from 81 &
~, either by Post Oice orders or in a registered
letter, at our risk. La-er amounts should he sent
By draft OF express.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22

A CHAIN Or Truths President Quincy
says: The great comprehensive truths
written in letters Of living light on every
page Of history, are thsse Human happl-
mess has no perfect security but freedom
freedom none but virtae; virtue none but
knowledge and neither freedom nor virtue
has any yigor or immortal hoTc except in
the principles of the Christian faith and in
the sanctions of the Christian religion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22

\ DRUNKEN WEpD!>G A Young buck Of
tins town GOT marrlei 1ur day tins week. and
ass sui.ah BE celebration i'r the occasion got
a ms, Of p1or run and i1vf-ei men and boys
~ bprn nut their "inarj-" in bis honor
A number w.nt in afd burnt out and
staggered through the streets, giving this
village public notice thar me rum cuss''
married One o. the young men Glt
% nice about it that tie tore most of the
cloth.s rom his body, rnd celebrated tie oc-
casiou in splendid shapc.-LyHdoH Union.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22
DROPSY.

Nrs Mary Sweat, Dropsy and enlargement Of the
liver 10 years diseased, unable 10 walk any dist snce
or get into a carriage. In two months treatment by
or. Crahtre is comparatively we'll Case discharged
Au.ust 10Th. Curel.
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81 RSCRIPTIONS.
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The Publishers have perfected system % mall
in hy which they cln supply the Magazine, Fest-
ip, aud Ba.U promptly q those who prefer 70 re
ceive their periodicals directly from the Office Of
Publication. Postmastsrs, and others DESTROYS OF
getting up clubs, will be supplied with q show bin
on application.
The postage on Harper Bazarr is % cents a
year, which must he paid az the SHl'eriis-' post
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ACROSS THE SIERRA NEvADAs.
TIP
CENTRAAPACgFlC IL. *
THE WESTERN HALF
oF The
Great National Trunk Line
Across the Continent,

Being constructed WIFI THE AID AND SUrEavfsioS
or TIE UNITED STATES 6OyEBSNENT- d destined 70
be one of the most important lines Of communice-
ton in the world IS it is the sole 'ink bsfrsss ts
Poetic Coast and Interior B1siH, over which the
immense Overland travel must pass, and the
PaincfpaI Portion of the Main Stem
Line between the two Oceans.
Its line extends from Sacramento, On the tidal
waters Of the Pacific, easts.rt across the richest
and most populous parts % O. iiornia, NSvadl
and Utah. cCnti-ucus TO All IL great Mining
Regions o the rar West, d q VIII meet an cor
meet with the roads now building eat Of tn Hocsy
Mountains About 100 miles ere now hullt,
equipped and 70 running operation % the summit
Of the Sierra Nevada. Within few lays 30 miles
now GRADED, will be ADDED. and tn tract carried
entirely ucruss tie Ll-utairs @ point IN the
Great salt Lake Valley, whence further progress
will be easy and rapid Iron mater ais and equip
ment are ready at hand for 800 miles OF road, aud
10000 men are employ "a 90 tie cOlstruction
The local business upon the c"mpleted portion
surpasses all previous estimate The figures for
the quarters ending August 81 re a. follows IN
| GOLD
GROSS OPERATING MAI
EARNINGS, EXPENSES, EaRNISGs,
s4s7, $40 ca Ss6,54S Il S40I ,03I Il
or at the rate or two millions per arnum, q which
more that three 1. urtn- are net proit less than
/ 100 miles workc1. This u upon ,he actual, legi
innate traffic o. to ROAD, with Its terminus IN the
mountains. and via My tie normal ratio II GOV
eminent trans pCrtatlul4 and il exclusive OF the
materials carried nr further extension OF the
road.
The Compauy's interest liabilities during the
| same period were less than &iZj,uu.
| Add Ills an eve--eXpanding through traffic
/ and tie portions Of the future business become
| immense.
| The c mpsny are authorized 10 continue their
line ward until IL shall meet ard connect with
/ the rOa now building east Of the Rocsy Noun
/ tain ranges. Assuming that they vil build and
J control half the entire distance letWcen S4n
I Franc $50 and the Missouri River As now seems
/ probahl. the United States viii have invest ed in
I the completion OF $50 miles S2S.J92.OOO. Or
\ at the average rate of S3J.OtO Der mlc-Lnt
4 including absolute grant % fU.OOO-uOo acres
OF the Public lands by becoming Illt lll est0r
In TIE ma-rih eUt rttrprise, aud D. saving Us
first lien 10 favor OF First Mortgage fun1ho Gers,
] THE GESERAL GovEKSIESr- ~ EfflCr, INVITES
D TBE COOPERATION CF PRIVATE CAPITALISTS. and
I has carefully guarded tte.r f.t-resis against all
] ordinary CONTINGENCIES.