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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

when is a ship smaller ,fen bonnet
When it il cap-siz-d.
Why are the girl= ofMi-sJuri svse. ? Be
cause they are No. lasses.
NV. B. says cholera is Gods opinion
Of ue-tincss."
\ ghost has appeared to a TelicJ + 2 late
lamentcd delinquent subscriber, Saving ::
''Jessic, pay my newspaper accounts and let
ne res. in peace ~
IL Is stated that Gen. Sherman told "a
friend that be always liked 10 obey orders,
bot he'd he blessed if he was going 10 ride q
thousand miles on a mule 10 hunt for Juarez
or Macmillan either.
Seeing wretched looking lad o. the
plains near the Humboldt desert, nursing g
starving baby, q traveller asked him what
the matter Vas ''Woll now" responded
the youth. Il guess I'm kinder stTeakt
dads drunk ole w1mln's q. the hy-sterio5;
brother jim Be playing poker with two
gamblers; ,istCr Slll'- down thar c5urtin'
of On entire stranger; this Yora baby's GOT
th- daIceani it., three miles to water.
At Frankfort a few evenings ago Slaks-
Te4ve's merchant o! Venice" was being
Iaycj and when in tie trial -c-le. tie
Judge asked Siplors what BE claimed l.lm
his debtor. ami the latter replied, "A pound
OF q 81. 90 man in the gallery cried cut,
and light cigars. Tho Frankfort people
aVYilul.g riis si,csion - ,hc Pr1-ilu ban
oi fare during are war: The rrussians pres
en. Lost their temper; Il row Cusucd. and
the police cleared the house.
J..H BuuSCs' SAYrCs.-Th-Ie is Thew
men who hev character ouof 10 led a IKE Of
ijienc-.
: IurIy plays with every pop Be meets,
but old dogs have but i.w associates.
When a man lsc- bis health then lie
fust D.. gins 20 take coed care st It T.is j.
good judgment, ;ii- is
Most people decline . - ra .a!r De- their
own experience. And guess they are more
than bali right, .or 90 nor sia-. maa
can got ptliect ilea oi m.la>5.s candy iy
letting another teller laste oi ID l1r lin.
S-cc.ss Do life Is very 8I- O. lIlko us for
1t the time WREN We we-a 4 much. T. is
jus. SD with g., aa. 40 t-e illT. '- can ,
remainder wt,r b. was te'-rsl.-h-t
other '.ls, en-.
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Special Hotiff.
MALARIA EVERYWHERE

Rarely has there been season fruitful as this
OF mslarious disases. Not only on the praires and
in the valleys Of the West; not merely in all the
old haunts Of Fever and Asue and Bilious Eemit-
teat Fever have these proStrstrg diseases hecn
unusually virulenti hut they have extended to
towns and cities never b'i. re infsel si.h them,
ald have even assembled ne me ntsins sni attack
ed Thousands Of people opposed To have been
placed by the laws Of NI;aie stCve their reach
Hence we are compelled &c asmit that fatal elC-
ment pervades the Universal Air this season, and
should at once resort to the onlJ approved proven
tive Of its consequences,
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIrTERS,
tonic so potent, anti-septic SO perfect, an al
teratiye so irresistible, and a s:imulant so pure,
that 1t enables tho human system TO resist and
battle all the predisposins causes Of disease. With
the confidence that enc clothed in incombustble
garments night move among blazing buildings,
this powerful defeAsiue Hefi-ine may walk fever
scourged district fearless Of It's insalubri-
Gus atmosphere these feTers general in all parts
the county may be but the iorerunners Of dead
lier scourge now on ITS way westward from the far
East Prepare the system with
H0sTETTER's BITTERs
for successful battle with the mephtie causes Of
all sPifsnie'. Be wise in time. Sold everywhere,
-Nsr York Vor'J. Nov. G. 1865.
Feb.9-dSWlW.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.

Yesterday the Senate military committee
heard arguments against the House bill tor
an air line railroad from Washington to New
York which was passed by the House at
the last session. IL is now before the COM
mittee with very strong prospects in its
favor and the probabilities are that it will
receive favorable report.
The persons favorable to it have asked to
dc heard upon the merits of the bill, and
the Committee decided TO give them audi
Cnce.
Intelligence has been received from New
Orleans that Creole named Moliere, who
is q s;aunch Unionist and vino acted as Ser
gclntat-arms of the House of Representa-
lives during the visit of the Congressional
Committee to New Orleans to investigate
The Jolly riots, was recently attacked by
party Of d" plugs who cut him with knives
and nearly killed him. lie will probably
survive.
No successful effort has yet been made to
arrest bis assailants, and it Is believed that
they have been concealed bY their political
friends The attack was made on account of
the assistance gwen by Moliere to the Com
mi,,ec.
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EVERY SATURDAY,:
JOURNAL OF CHOICE READING,
Selected from Foreign Current Literature

Tdi. popular weekly reproGuces pToIa pity ~
American readers the best and most readable pr
t1rs q European periodicals. These embrace
Serial Tales. snort stories, tssays.-Bi0graphical
an. scriptve.-POems, Sketches q Travel AMI
Adventure, Literary Intelligence and popular
papers on Science. Translations from the admirable
French Periodicals are prominent feature.
Among the Periodicals from which selections are
frequently made are Once Wsai, Ch1Is5Sr'F J5trt-
a.. ~ re Tss- Round, Thr Spectator TIE
Rs1lcr, Thr f'irusrrnl. Tie Famine The L1r19n'
Saturday. 1nd Forf- gif'y !Rericrs Frasr's, Bal
Irs-f's. NI~li1as. tic Iicf5riG ATgaty, Nor Month
iv, AID Lsni-a Scci-fy Magazine RsUus dsE DsHr
~ rscs, EErsHerusHf, L. So'ci.
Among the authors represented in EVERY SAT-
URnAY are many Of the wisest and Sittiet writers
OF Europa a. Henry kingsley, ANTHONY Tnot-
LorE MATHEW ARNOLD, CHtRLEs kIS6sLEY, IN
luSu Vans, tRASCss PowEE CoBuE, CHRISTINA q.
RoSssTTi AUTHOR OF "JouS HALIFAX GEoECs
OLtrHASr, J. FUFFIN. ALEXANDER SMITH. A. 4.
sNISBUESE. ECBERr EUcuANAS. JEAN ISGELoW.
sut Miss THACNsRAT.
EVERY SA1UEDAr j. intend Z for Town snd CCun-
try Tor the Preside, and Sc 81 ie, the Railway aud
lie Steamboat. The Publishers will aim 20 com
mend 10 90 a classes Of cultivated aad intelligent
resders by the freshness and variety Of It's con-
tents.
EyLRY gEDAT contains weekly - dCub.e-co.-
unu large octave pages.
TERMS Single Number. % cents YEARLY
Suhscfp.ion, i5.O0 Ia advance 500 year for
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number. Yearly subscription, same as for Weekly
Part.
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ALLCoCK,s POROUS PLAsTERs.

ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTERS.
LAME BACK.
M YorF, Nov. q, lsSs.
7. ALrcoos Cc.-GSntlenen: lately suffered
severely from weakness in my bask. Having
heard your plssters much recommended for eases
o, this Kind. procured one and the result sll
desire. A single llas;er cured Inc in week.
Yours respectfully.
J. G. BRIGGS, Proprietor Of the B-sRdrsth House.
CURE OF cRIcK IN THE BACK, ANn LUMBAGo
Lyons, y. v, JULY (, 1862
Hessrs ALLcOCK 4 Co.; Please send me dol
lars worth OF your plasters. They have cured me
o. orick n ny back, which las troubled NE for
time and now my father is going to try them
Z difhcutY about his heart.
l. HsHERwooD.
Or. Green, No. e65 BroafWay, New York, informs
he sold, on Monday, June 22d, ls52 two plassers
t young woman suffering very severely from
lumbago On Thursday she called to get two more
for friend. and thon stated how the two she had
purchased on Monday had relieved her immediate
ly after putting them on, and CURED HER IN TWO
DAYS OF a most distressing pain IN her back ard
loins. Sold b ali Druggists.
JanI-d&wlm
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Pulmcni- syrup, Seaweed Tonic, ant
Mandrake Pills.
DIR. =. FiTCH's
"FamiIy Physician

seventy six pages IS cents Sent to airy Ad-
f',ss. No money required until the book is re-
ee.v.d, read, and fully approved. 1t lsA perfect
: .ide 10 the sick or indisposed.
Address DE- S. s. FITCH, Is Trem Mt St, Bcston.
Dr.FITCH will he At Ameri an Hotel, Burlington,
Friday January ith, and every fourth Friday az
ter.
Jan 26-diyr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

\ Washington special despatch says Mr..
Bergcr. Democratic member n the Cont
mite on y. o. riots mas summoned "a large
number Of witnesses. and it Is p-7hails the
report viii no, be ready be!0r, tie end Of
the session.
The gold ill -ull meets with opposition
in tho Senate Finance CJmmit--c. 1t is
said that SEC. McCulI0,h cJu,alic-- the
story that he has ceased under the la8 to
continue 10 contract Jle currency e. the
rate of four millions PSI moath.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
NEW ORLEAXs. Jan. -

Tie Legislature met this morning. The
message Of the Governor was received and
ordered to be printed. \ committee Of reyen
was appointed by the House to revise the
Safe Constitution
I. j., reported that L. :. troops stationed
mean jackson Texas, had been attacked by
Indians and forty killed
The French Consul in Mexico has pub
li-he1 ID notice advising all resident French
ia the country who desire to leave with the
ozpei.tiollry forces that they can have free
passage lom5 \ party Of 500 has accord
ingly lelt.
Tie Liberals were tearing up the lmre-
rial Mexican railroad.
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Lk1IsGToS, Missouri, May, q, n

LEIISGToS, Missouri, May, q, i-6s.
NESS RS !. n. HARRIS 4 co.
DEAR sIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM pretty we'll known in our city and country,
and have sold about all the four dozen bottles sen;
ne in March last; and find that persons Who Try
the BalsAnl once, come back again for more. rs it
gives them satisfaction and I recommend it IL
preference to any other medicine for CoUeHs or
CoLDS. Please send me SIX dozen bottles as soon
f" possible. am, ours, &C.,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggists.
P. 5, I sell more Allen's Lung Balssm. than all
,ther Cough Remedies together. and It gives zen
srsl satisfaction.
Sold ~ \. c. SPEAR ( co.
And al Dealers In Family Medicine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

4 despatch from New Orleans says Capt.
Trem5le formerly an officer Of an Illinois
regiment. engaged in plsntlng IN Bnoy
County, Texas, was recently shot and
wounded by citizens Of that county. lie
went 10 New Orleans for assistance and re-
turned with 20 cavalry, to ind biz wife and
children driven from home and the negroes
who had been working for him, manacled
AID driven through the streets.
Inc rioters were 50 numerous that the
small ioIee Of cavalry We're forced TO fall
back. Mrs. Iremble died from the effect of
her exposure ami the captain was 10 a IRE
carious condition.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. -

Ile Select Committee on the New Or
leans r.t viii soon make their report.
There ala 200 new facts developed Of import
eace, bog it is clnclusiyely proved that
Mayor Monroe nd his friends premeditated
violence
The coIlc.heAds learn that it Is the pur
p,sa 20 mVcach Gen. Grant. This Il total
mistake
Tie vie Jas, night On Reconstruction
ilspo-es Of the SUBJECT till next winter.
The S-aate Finance Committee had up the
House gold bill this morning AMI after con-
-iic-lH.c discussion. agreed 10 recommend
IT, adoption.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

So autograph latter from Juarez, has
t.,e I,c iy-d here. dated Jan. let, aanoune-
in. lis arrival II Duans,. lie expresses his
frie-lig displ-.Ior towards and gratitude
t1 oar people for their encouragement and
sympathy with the Republic Of Mexico.
lie >.y- bis troops are steadily advancing
,Q1u ,.e J-g.tsl Ct MEXICO and victorious
every where.
H. Wall remain short time at Dlfansl
and than move with his forces towards
Mexico Ci5y, where he soon expects - be.
H. does not prJpsss 10 code any territory to
any foreign power whatsoever.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

Z" Nathaniel Parker Willis. Died Jan. 20,
1867. Aged 81 years. The pail bearers
consisted Of Henry W. LongGellow, 0lITer
Wendell Holmes, Edmund Quincy, J. Rus
sell Lowell, j. Tieknor Field, Edwin p.
Whipple, Merritt Trumbuli ami T. B. AID
rich, Esqs.
The usual Episcopal service was read. and
at the close the remains we're taken %
Mount Auburn, followed BY ltrsc number
OF friends.
During the services the principal book
stores in Boston were closed ont Of respect
for the memory Of the deceased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

Frli,ch, the struggling Freuchmau who
was arrested on Thursday on suspicion Of
bang the murderer Of the old ladies OF West
Auburn. and against whom there were sus-
uici0us Of almost convincing character, has
proved his whereabouts during the week Of
The murder so clearly A. TO establish bI5 in
norgnce.
IRE mystery Of the murder il nov greater
than ever.
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DR.. MiTTISoN's SIRE REMEDIES
For Special Case.

Canbs obtained Only 81 hs Olle, 40 >
Union Street. Proridspee, and a., sen;
BY eIpssss "a SEALED pzessses ,,--7, f-sE
os''srsios to all parts Of the country ri,- ., get
eT' ,rery'si-g, hut 70 their respective purpose.
f'sy Bo'iffrsy sao, rs 's-a. " Circular. giving
full ni"rms;io. rita r. si5ssIf t,siSs-t4,'. slsC
bo5k'a Sy'eii' Di',s.-, ia ',-i-s .,,.ls-. seat
free. Y 3, SUI, s-s s,Ns Tor tArHs. ,o5! III cat
ref,r'- - noadvertislns physician shoula he trust
et. Enclose = stamp for postage, and direct tc
DIR. HArrISoS, No. Is Union Street, Providence.
r l. AaEA.lsiC-daWlv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

A Washington despatch says, the New Or
leans Riot Committee viii not complete
their labors ia two weeks. The lmpeach-
msnt Committee of the Southern Republican
Association mas prepared partial list OF
witnesses in the Impeachment case and Will
soon suggest their programme Of invesiiga-
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

\ despatch from s.. joseph ssys aigices
from the plains an1 mountains report
great body Of Indians moving South. Old
Indian fighters say this means way that
the Indians have no knowledge Of the troops
which are being sent out, and are moving
s5nthwards to open war IN that less pro-
,ected region but il the troops are sent az
ter them they Will give them the slip and
dash north again and spread murder nd
devastation upon the region thus uncoy-
or.N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
NV YoRk, Jan. 80.

Ol1 nl,isstors Of the Sound say the
weather the present winter has been the
scvere>t they have experienced in 80 years.
yesterday morning steamers were locked IN
the ace unable - move foot either way.
Tie passengers OF the Continental, nearly
300 in number, crossed the Sound on the ice
% MhitcsJone.
Steamers Empire State and OLD Colony had
the same luck, and their passengers were
al-o Obliged % foot it ashore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

THE WE'NER OF THE Or1sA House, The
New Albany (Iud.) Regisi,r. SAYS chat his
name is Abraham Il. lie, and that he isa
tcs.Ieat Of Prairie ia Rucher. Randolph
county. Ill. lie IL a native Of Ohio. was
for several years employed cn Mississippi
river steamers. first as calm boy, then as
clerk, and finally as captain. At the break
Dg cut Of the war he raised q regiment Of
Illinois troops and was appointed its Colonel;
lie married French LADY Of wealth and
oEGs large property.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

TUESDAY,, Jan. 20.
Amount Of Live stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
Ills week, SIS 400 coo
Prices Of Market Beef-extra ti2 81 q 1875
First quality II % a IL -.
Second quality, 9 % n 10 70.
Third quality, 81 n On.
HorKirE oxen y pair $50, 2J0, 80 n 500.
Mich Cows and Calves, si5, IS, Is, lCo 70 Ia.
Ntarlincs : - q 20.
TEo years old, So q IS.
Three years old. fGp q IS.
Prices Of Sheep and LsIlbs-in lots 81 80. on,
2 ~ each extra - I %, or from n &c
aSb.
Hides ets.
Tallaw &c q =.
Pelts 81 n 81 . each,
Calf skins PC 2 ID.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The market for cattle was = tribe quicker
and prices frmer; a fair quality some extra. but
more Of ordinary grades. Not any distractions on
tue roads and the trains all arrived in good season
sheep-The supply to hand Is not yet disposed
Of Some Of the butchers had enough at home and
were not inclined not 70 buy prices &c perl low
er than last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
FRIGHTFuLE EXECUTION:

is doEe upon thou'suts Of grey heads. a. e-dear-
oIins 20 iaTktn them With metallic 3ycs that
sCoRCH AND BLAST TIE mr,s uu o. root
Avoid these horrible DIsFiCURiNG AGENTS,
and use only the gEes; toilet staple of America.
CRIsTADORO'S ENCFLsIOE DYE. which not
only instantaneously produces al shades cf black
and brown, hut sl'o nourishss, strengthens and
heautiaes the hair. Manufactured hyJ CRIsrA-
DoEo, Actor House. New TorL. sold ~ Al
nrus.is;' APPLIED by al Hs:r Dre.sers
Ian .lfwtu
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.

Gen. Thomas testified this morning before
the 5. Z. Connittee that in his military de-
plr:ment outfages by white men upon freed
men were not punished and there was not
the slightest prospect they would be. He
was asked what remedy he would recon-
mend, and replied - supervisory military
force"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

special IS s,Iin-l.u d,ratca SAYS ilc
Judiciary Committee is daily taking t--u-
m5uy 900 tlc impeachment ease and ONE ol
the members has -siI that SI-fl-- wii b.
brought before them rs q witness o. 90 Pre-i-
dla, J5aa-ins' elmFlici.y with sho assls-
sluHtIrn.
An5.he- despatch says tuc Way ami
Means committee wall undoubtedly r,p1r;
against interfering with the present rate Of
retiring the gre.n5aeks. It's TeFlr.si taa.
five OF the Currency Committee are IA favor
Of Randall g1lI bin and three Ggain-. 1t.
viz " ,-rs. Plmor5y, Hooper AMI Dadrics.
Gen. Tt9ml- has come % Washington TO
testify IN relation % mltters c,uGc.oi
the southern Railroads Ia turning over
the large amount Of r r. property 90 reJal
owuess Gen. Thomas did Sd uuder express
orders f.om President johnson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
REFERENCES.

Letters from many persons acknowledging the re-
cept Of VALUABLE PRIZES from rs, may be seen
on file at cur Office. among whom We are permitted
g. refer to:
J. kni"ht, Ex Mayor Frov.j ence R. l., Gold
Patent Lever watch, value $1,000
John 5. Holcomh. LambeTtTille, n. J., Gold
watch, value $3.50.
Mrs 5. Bennett, No. 252 Cumberland Street Brook
lyn, se1ing machine, SO.
EiWin Hoy stanford, Conn, Gold Lever watch,
Hon; Z. u: Briggs. Washington. D. C, Diamond
J. s, sutherland, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano,
Mrs: n. Jackson, % Nineteeath St. y. Y, SeuinE
Machine. So.
is. Camp. Elmira, =. Y, Neloieor. sr5n
Mss L. Collins, Atlanta ia, Diamond Cluster
Ring, SIS.
Dr.. Henry Smith. Worcester. Msss., Sewing Ma
Il; shaw, ia 18th st o. y. Y. Gold Watch, $50
EdW Boyuton, Nashville, Team, Mel0fc0n. 500.
James Russell Montgomery Ala, cold Hunting
oscar PuTdsy, Madison. Y. J.. Musi, Fox. SIS.
Hon. K S Newell, ct. Pauls, hinn., Gold Watch,
J. r. Sperry, Litebaeld, Conn. silver watch. s..
Mm. 3. Peek. Harlem Ills, Music Box s.5.
Hn. Raymond. Dayton. Ohio, Silver Tea set si25.
Aiiss T. u. schenck, IetrOit, Mich, Diamond Ear
Rings. IS.
Pierre Peaudic. St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
Diamond Ring, $40.
Mrs Martha Barns, ST. Louis, No. Meloteon,
L. II. Farming. Il I'D Street. y. y. Piano. value
5000
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THE COUGH AND LUNG REMEp

for every family to keep a. haud. ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM. 1t cells EVERYWHERE ell give,
satisfaction. Read the following extracts from
letters.
L. B. EswIr, Druggist, UniOatoup, Penn.
writes. April ., 1885 'AlleI-s Lung Bslssm has
performed some remarkable cures about here. !
recommend it with emf ,u-r n all diseases of the
Threat and Lungs
STERLING BIOS, Druggists, write from Carroll
ton, January p, 1850 send c. six dozen AL
LENS LUNG sLSAM. We are entirely out Of 1t.
1t gives more general satisfaction Il AZ any other
medicine we SELF
Sold BY \. {. SPEAR 4 CO. Ard all Dealers in
Family Medicines
W2sIf
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East Of articles
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH


And not to he paid far until you what you
have drawn.
- Rosewood Pianos. worth $4,000 TO 5000
20 Mtl0ceons. Rosewood Cases, 1000 20 2l5 Oh
2 Music b Xes. 70 3 tznss, 800 to 5000
zoo Se9irE Machines, J1OJto l25,00
l,uu silver "a Sets, 80 % 1900
go Silver Revolving Patent Cas-
tors, 1900 to $50 90
100 Silver Fruit Gaze Baskets i5ooto $500
loo SETS Silver Tea Z Table Spoons 10 900 TO $500
iel Gold Hunting Case Watches. 1000 TO $50 %
l.1 Diamond Rings, Cluster. &c. 5000 % 20,c0
1H Gold Watches. foO0 20 21OOO
s' Ia lies Gold Watches, 5000 to $500
l.F silver watches 500 10 $500
el 80 Chains. $50 20 $500
e0l1 ..--Is Ear Ring, (neW styles 80 TO 7,Oo
Ron Ne-slaces. POO 20 100
300 Gold Pencils, 800 % ~
3,pu Onyx and Amlthys. Brooches, 51n % 400
3[H1 ava and Fl0re1tsne Brooches, 40 20 500
IN Masonic Pins. 1000 %
JH1 Gold Watch Keys fnew patternl ( - TO 80
so Set # Bosom Studs 10 TO 500
500 Enameied sleeve Buttons. 2,j0toIu,r0
500 Plain God and Chased Rims, $50 10 1000
SO stone set aud Seal Rings, 2J0tolO.G0
$3.50 Miniature L0,kcts, all sizes, 2.5O 70 100
'tN' Sets @. ladies' Jewe.ry, 500 @ % 10
400 Na'ci harms. f,achl zoo % 80
ono cold Pens sil eI. Cases Pencils, ( 70 20 100
5,Huu Ge:t's Breast and Scarf Pins. 900 % 300
? % Ls4ies' Nlw -tyie Belt Buckles, 400 70 500
goo Caafc.riae sad Guard Chains, 750to2G,00
t..-H bold tl'u'h US, SEQ 20 1890
5000 ec.- l. les Brooch Ear Drops, 600 10 Y 90
2uU1 Gclt Crosses, l.50 10 Geo
f.ooi Oval Elng Bracelets. coo to 2nOO
2u' Heavy 6e,f Chain Bracelets, 25,Ol 10 40 %
2tpJ Ball Far rroas all coIors. 3O0to zoo
<dpi New s.yie Set and Gold EardrOps, % TO 20
2aN1 Gold Pens q "a Med EBONY Hold fso to 100
Lays sets. rev STYLES, Cutlery stalls, all Jet, Hard
Rubber. Sc, &c,
E-CHANCE TO OBTAIN Any OF
TIit. ABOVE ARTICLES fore NEDOL-
LAR BY PURCHASING 4 SEALED en-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
W ,.nLNnr-N. Jan. 30.

Tie >.la', .s taxed cut with the Tariff bill.
agt j, j. sh1g. certain T. pass It before ad-
i'lrl.-tl- tai- evening.
j., Cmui &C. OF Ways ard Means in
tiels Investigations az the Treasury Depart
% ut have found DO grave errors, but it Is
believed 81. Clark oi The Currency Bureau
So Hlya ~ -ss.gg.
So Stanton IL upon the floor OF the
ii..-. iio was examined before the New
%. ..a-- Committee ,h!s morning
g.. GOA biil has finally been reported
h.e. adversely f'is /, n3w considered
conclusive.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
Died.

In Richmond, the zrth instant, THpsAs FAY,
Esq., aged abou: GO years
In Charlotte, Jan. 9Th, Mrs. Betsy Barker,
vido5 OF The late Vim. o. Barker, aged 20 years
At Hzrdwick, Mas, Dec. sth 1855, Jus'us Warn
er, aged % years and months
NJ. Warner WEE formerly resident Of Burlinx-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
NEW loEK. Jan. -

\ Washington despatch says the House
military committee have agreed T. transfer
iht lrii4n Bureau from the Interior Depart
~ NJ 90 the War Department.
The Judicilry committee express the pur-
pose Of closing up all business before com
mcucin. the Impeachment case.