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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08

To would not he beautiful Who would not add
ir beauty What gives that marble purity
isiiHgus appearance We observe upon the
and in the city BELIEF 1t is no longer Sc
They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its con-
use removes tan, f:eckles, pimples and
-tasl face a nd hands, and leaves the
Atith, ira nsparsnt. blooming and
Jl.ce many cosmetics. II contains no
aiurl,us 70 the skin. Any Druggist will
ryou II not on hand, at 5Ccts per bottle
We HAGAN, Troy, n. Y. Chemistes.
,RAroGA SPRING WATER, sold BY al
n yril II.
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LATEST PARTISAN NOyELTT
ParIOF Fireworks.

AN EVENING ENTERTAINER
Devils Tears, IS cts. a bottle-Fau.ns s.
Sts. a pack ge-Meteoric Showers. SD cts.
brit.i1nt DraWing-rOom Lights, 81 c-s. 8 b1E---
m Hapofs. 50 cts. pGckcge-All II " li.l .-
htsAly entertaining parlor diversions .o- DE-
and young.
GOOD BOOKS.
yerybody's Friend, - cts.-Bcok IT., F--a
. cts.-short-Hand without HIs-
s.-,,N,entriloquisn made Easy, IS s-s-.--
the MllIoni . cts.-The DisapDear.u- F--i.
ets.-hoW 70 write Letters Correctly. o. c-s ~
20 20 Etlquette, u et5.-Bridsl Etiquette, D =
Iourtship made Easy, IS cts.-Hcuss s1ers-s.
Book, Is cts.-How 70 Buy, lame. an keep
70 cts hnowls0n's Farrier. s ers.-h1-- =
booS, 80 ets.-Parlor Magician. Cd .-..- Pl-L
etriealsi 81 ets.-Parlor Pantominas. l1 CO.
hundred Puzzles, 80 cts.-Firesids Cane.
Comic Courtship. 80 cts.-Gre1t Fori1rl--a.-.
cts.-Pnot9graphs Of Distinguished flr.7
ets; each-Ihe Amateurs Guide, or Hos .
ana Act Iheatricals In a County House
copies Of any Of the above books VII s SO
mail, pQt t-pald, on receipt of prizes Or -
II. q. Hustled, i12 Mason ST. N.- t'
Nov. 23-w6m.
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n y n z
z TO the redemption of ID ank Note,

II is hereby enacted BY the General .aaemJly
Of the State Of PeTmont
SEC /. After the expiration Of the charter Of any
bank chartered by this State, after the termin-
tion of the existence Of any such bank agreeably
to the laws OF this State, such bank NAV cans.
notice to be published in all the weekly newspapers
Of the county where such bank Is located for one
full year. setting forth that said bank viii redeem
its outstanding bills, the day OF the expiration Of
Its charter the date OF the termination OF is
istenoe, and COPY Of this act. And upon due pnh
ncation OF such notice, neither such hank nor its
officers shall be liable 10 any action for the non
redemption OF any Of its outstanding bills unless
the same shall have been duly presented and paw
ment thereof demanded within the year Aforesaid
at the banking house OF such hank.
SEC 2. After the expiration OF the chartar or
AFTER the termination Of the existence Of any such
bank Aforesaid such bank shall cease to be sub-
ect to the operation liable to the provisions OF
the hxty-t section Of chapter eishty-nine OF
the General Statutes. -
SEC. .. This Act shall take effect from its pss.
age.
Approved November 10, 1886.
Nov Sf-vIyr
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DENTISTRY.

DR, W. L. HARRIS having returned to Burli,,-
y Ton has fitted uD and opened suit OF rooms
Lyma's Store. V'eI
~. harris has been in the practice OF dentistry
S1lesn years and eansafely guarantee perfect a.
and mechanical departments FSi@s4'o
NE NE 7, refers with pleasure TO ". Carpenter. NJ d
o mayer MD. b. W Carpenter, ". D.
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Collins.
JACOB GREEN
MANUFACTURE AND DEALER IN
Collins and Burial Cases

In Wood and Metal, Of every style.
A Ii sizes constantly on hand or made to order
"a in any required style.
COFFIN TRIMMINGS Of all kinds Name Platss
shrouds, Cravats, Collars and everything REQUIRED
constantly on hand and furnished at short motto
can furnish Collins at any hour Of the night. n
required, as sleep in the sane building
FUNERALS ATTENDED, WITH HKARsY
Apply at any hour Of day or night to
Burlington March Is. 1854.
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OIL AND CANDLES

ARD, SPERM, AND WHALE OIL.
l. OLIVE. ELAINE, AND RED OIL,
KEROSENE AND AiACHINERT o.
SPERM & ADANANTE1E CANDLES a-I So
FOR sale by BRADSHAW EPATCR.
"4'rn6 No. SenFz. Wharf. H,s'-
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY or CUBA
Corduc BY spanish Government.
s36O,OOOi COL Drawu-Evsry II DAYS
Prizes clshci and nGruatio1 furnished the
highest rates paid 10 Doubl0o1s and sll kinds Of
cold and s.ivs- al ior all Government Sccuri-
ties
O .VLuN @ GO Banker
90 sail Street, Sew Yor-.
O. So. lsWtF
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CAUTIONTO FEMALES IN DFIIC.TC
HEALTH.

X; DOW, Physician and Surgeon. No. : EnIi,o,
II 81 Boston is consulted daily for ali dis.Sss
rI eueht 20 the female system. Proapsus Uteri az
rahsements, are all treated on new patboIooicsI
principles and speedy relief guaranteed In yerv
treatment, that most obstinate compIsints 'i "a
T 1aer and the afflicted person soon rejoices In
4, Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater exne-,sr,o =
clan In Boston my O'her phya
s btoerdlng accommodations for patients who r,,,
ment uH1el MS treat
~; DOW since ISIS, having confined his Who'll.
% an once practice for the cure Of Pi
ecSeS no superior in the United States @0AHo"i-
n. BAH letters must contsin 90 eSc,t
VIII notbe answered ~ No14al' OF they
Ohce hours IRONS A. wtOqP
Boston Se0tl0-3aT kalv
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We offer our
WINTER CLIO A X :.
SkGscIS and
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
During the next ten days
a II co = T
"BEE EFsE.E."
College street.
Jan 23-dswtf
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
Lace HandkerchiefS,
Embroidered EEd'k'fs,
Hem Stitch Hd'k'fs,
Muslin Hd'k'fs,
In all qualities and prices.
LACE COLLARS AND CUFFS,
In great variety.
Breakfast !ShalCgS,
soNTAGs, sCARFs,
NUBIEs, HOODS,
LEGGISGs, MITTENS,
BaImOraI Skirts.
Those wishing to make choice and desirable
christmas or New Years gin, do no better than
Il PAGE BEsT's.
SILK WARP FLANNEL!
n EDWARD BARLOWs
tan2ldawn No. I56 Church s..
BLACK KID GLOVES.
ID DECEIVED this day BY Express fall assortment
IL for the first time in some three months) Of
ALEKANDRE"S BLACK KIDS.
EDWARD BARLOW.
an2ldavu No. I56 Church St.
PRINTS! PRINTS!
On PIECES, NEW STYLE PRINTS.
~ Opened this day by
EDWARD BARLOW
d&Wu No. l5s Church Stree.
THE NEW SKIRT
FOR 1867.
TEE INVISIBLE
EMPRESS TR.sEL.
Duplex Elliptic
For sale by
EDWARD BARLOW,
No. l5s church Street
Jan Io-d&wtf
SPLENDID woRsTED
Embroidered Chair and sofa
Cushions.
Embroidered slipper Patterns.
NEW WORsTED. SC,&C.
Just received at LYMAN's
decSdaWu
MACHINE SILKS AND TWIST.
ECEIyE THIS FORMING.
ane assortment Of
MACHINE SILK
OF NUMBERS. cOLORs,
And Different Size spooIs
IAN Se used on any machine jet offered the public.
n NAle4aAAt anu Ic-A4i A. |
Jan. 2S-ls67 LYMANS |
KID GLOVES.
DOZEN LADIES
(AlexAndre)
AID GLOVES IN COLORS,
BLACK, MEDIUM. LIGHT AND WHITE
. DOZEN GENTS. LIGHT AND WHITE,
I2DOZEN DUMAS GLOVES,
VERY CHEAP. LADIES SIZES.
Just received at the CORNER STORE
JAMS
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NOTICE.
TUE existence Of the Farmers and Mechanics
L Bank chartered BY the Legislature Of the State
OfNermont and located in Burlington in said Stats
was terminated agreeably TO the laws OF said State
on the 10th day Of September A. ID. 1856 and notice
is he reby given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills
The following act Of the Legislature to Vermont Is
published by direction Of said Bank.
By order OF the Directors,
Q. p. WARNER, Cash.
Burlington, Nov. Is, 1850.
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II lie most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling Of.
Ii restores hair upon premature bald heads.
This is Just what Ly On's hathairon will do. II iE
pretty-it is cheap-durable. Ii is literally sold by
the carload, and yet its almost incredible demand
is dali increasing. until there is hardly country
store that not keep it, or family that does not
use it.
E THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NY
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by
all Druggists.
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B EST MATERIALS.

built OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-23
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB ROOFING.
DR1of QyaRrERnAsrERt 0EyIcE.
RAN ANrONfo. TtYaa. July 2S. 1901,

q ~ ~ y
BAN AHrorIo, Texas, July -. 1881.
Sealed Proposals, which mustbe msde in dnpii-
moor on wEbNEs6AY, the sssh 81 august next
S s.ssas the :,
OF the above i .oSo squares are to be used at Buff
falo Springs, Texas. $50 at Fort Belknap or vi.
cinity and 2 AS squares at Fort Chadbourne and
bids will be received for any portion thereo! not
less than twenty I've squares, deliverable at either
Delivery to commence by the middle ofSeptember
next, and to proceed ct the rate Of not less than
one half Of the amount offered In September, and
the remainder in October.
Proposals for roofing OF all kinds are invited,
poses to furnish, the point Of delivery. and the
price per square, and the price at which he win
lay the roofing If practicable, a sample of the
Kind of roof proposed to be furnished will be sent
. to this Off ce. ssa- erF IL 1.ez
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee of
at least two persons fwhsse responsibility must be
certified to by clerk of court of record that the
bidder Is competent to carry out the contract Ii
awarded to him, and that he win give the required
bonds therefor and each bidder viii state his place
OF residence. ,e sz ..,-
Separate bids are invited for delivery at each
place, and the price per square must be clearly
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each suc-
cessful bidder, and the solvency of the persons
The bids will be opened on the day and hour here
Inbefore named, ana bidders have the privilege Of
being present at the opening.
The right is erved to reject all bids if unsatis
conform TO the requirements of this advertise.
ment.l tz til H. slYs
Proposals to be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for Roofing and addressed to the undersigned at
inns place Brevet Lieutenant It Colonel hia and
22-td A. o. NJ, IL. g.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Ravages Of the cholera In italy.

- Ravages Of the Cholera In italy
a letter from Italy to the London Times
The cholera still fingers in Rome, and,
though the cases are comparatively few, there
10 reason believe that it 10 OF the true Asiaic
tyre. There can be no doubt, however, of its
having broken out at Palestrina, Genezzano
and O1evano with much violence In Tivoh
and other places, also. IL has m ade IFS appear
anee. The wonder is thai, being in Rome, it
did not assume mere dangerous Character
during the time when there were such enor-
nous crowds collected. From Sicily we re-
cfive most distressing news. The Syndic OF
NAPLES has received from the Syndic Of Ri
posio, IN the province of Mes.ina, eelsgram
"Fhe doctors fearing an invasion Of the chol-
era nave all fed, and one is required any
price whatever" The Syndic of Rossauo, ia
other telegram. asks for people to bury the
dead. One medical man only was found will
ling to leave for Riposto, asking as his salary
one hundred francs day, "a large sum in
these southern latitudes.) but he after wards
refused TO 60 from fear of being assassinated,
ard as being deprived of the protection OF the
authorities.
InCatania. which may be said TO be depop-
GIated, the cholera RACES, and Ave hundred
persons day are attacked. There, as 10 other
places, doctors and druggists have fed, not SO
NJ Oh from fear OF the disease as from fear OF
being murdered by an ignorant and brutaliZsd
population. who see poison In the very reme-
dies adopted for their relief. Tine Project Of
Catania. Signor Fasciotti, has been among those
attacked. OF the attempt of the Forzai to es-
cape l have already spoken, and of the great
difficulty with which they were reduced by a
company of the Bersaglieri. At Caltagironne
however, they succeeded in escaping, and
three hundred of these brutes now traverse
the country, committing thefts and murders
In Catania another danger is, and was men
aced, the poorer classes have shown a dis.
position 10 revolt and sack the houses of the
wealthy.
Naples is stu free from cholera, and this
is the only bright spot in the melancholy pic
tIre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-23
ECRET d 8 Z Asses.
SA M AR TAN'S GIFT!
NAM4RTTA GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
eonoRaH9Gz d RGs!E!E1 S STRicfGsEs de-
Contains no Mineral no Balsam. no Mercury.
0ly Ter Ri to Be nahs" 20 ESet Cs,
sts and viii no IN %sH nor o
jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
m 0pP and
Of the University Of Pennsyyania, one of the most
s: seTsssx H Se ss
Price-MaIe packages, 81. Female IS. '0Ds'
BLOOD BLOODi BLOOD,
rrr s%GNH0FULA uLcE BsiI SORES sSp sRoTs'
sAxA11yzzSNtgs E Hdo P1s aA5 HES Ks JUICE
srrHfs rs 81 he YHssEi E. tDofIsHEsA the
most potent certain and sfsect1a remedy ever pre-,
the Sensrea POISON, SO that the thorough
sas mot x a
posterity that for which you may repent in after
'' DO NOT DESPAIR,
hESS
stePFE a xf the bad ssisEs x aHEsEEssp
ss R5 r HsD Sf HERE Rn5f5s s. e.:
hsppily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in Leusor-
blity, and from all complaints Incident to the SEX
Sent by express. Price 81. rs per bottle.
sAMARITAN'S WASH
T. s a. used in connection with the
Full directions. Price IS cents
The efficacy Of these remedies IL alike acknowl.
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
In the U 8. Hospitals.
WHAT THE s IqHNs SSsks Raj 81 THE sAhAs
"Posr HospfrA1.' FoET MARSHALL, Baltimore.
Nd, Feb o. 1864 = have great s.tsfsctioa IN sta
Seneral diseases in its most customary forms; that
Z have used them with Judgment, dscIetion, and
Erorerly and have found them respond e my an
ttcipaaons promptly and edectuaily knowing
their cemrosision, have the fullest condolences in
their efficacy. and as far as my use OF them extends
recommend them stTgo.ssglxgarn q nowrRs
Assistant Surgeon, 9th y, Z. Vols
Fold by 3. C. FORD, corner 18th street and Penn.
ssylvania aysnne, Washington HENRY COOK, Al
exa5Mria; Va and hy prnggtsts gsGpraiiy.
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Ginger


The tendency ofindividuals affected by the
extreme heat Of the present time is to an ex-
cessive ind lgence in cold drinks without m ch
reference to the quantity or quality OF the
fluid they imbibe. So long as they can take q
cold drink, majority Of the people care very
little what they drink, although physicians
and sensible people are aware that MANY peo.
PIE are annually killed by a too frequent or
fnJudicious use of cooling beverages during the
heated term. For the benefit OF our readers
we recently applied 10 an eminent physician
for an opinion on the subject and a prescrip-
ton that would most readily meet the require.
menfs of thirty people during the warm
weather. The doctors sudden and emphatic
ejaculation of "Gipger!" relieved us from the
apprehension that he was about to enter upon
a lengthy dissert alton on the subject of death
from an overdose Of ice- WATER ending with q
prescription com bining dozen more drugs,
TO De taken as substitute for the popular COOL
Ing draughts. aGinger." said the DOCTOR 81
consider The very best article, most easily pro-
cured, and least expensive for all persons to
employ. BY liz proper use they may have cold
water in abrr dance. and at the same time
avoid most if not all the Ill effects produced by
the cooling denominations great many people
pour down their throats this hot weather %
Tell your readers" continued the phy siclan
Ito buy few ounces OF powdered ginger, and
every time they are thirsty let them mix half
a teaspoonful in cold water they desire to
drink. II spoonful of sugar or molasses il
aided 1t will do no harm. Extract Of ginger
may also DE employed by those who prefer the
article in fluid form. A bottle of the extract
snoulo be placed near the ice pitcher or cooler
and when people drink let them pour a tea.
spoonful OF the ex tract in their tumb bier before
filling IL with water" "For nv use. said the
doctor. II prefer the powdered article because
l believe 1t acts more beneficIally. In the West
Indies this root is considered one of the best
preventives for the Summer com plain. OF the
tropics, when II is properly used, and is not
abused."-N. 7. Sun.
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1856 SEVENTH srhEsT.
TO PERSONS RENOyATING.
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
1876
Nc. -

Having the largest and choicest Stock In the Dis
trict, and wishing to reduce it much az pos.
sible during the summer in order to make room for
fall purchases, we shall offer for the next two
months, at reduced prices for cash. our choice selsc
P1PERHANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES,
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
WALNUT BRACKETS,
CABINETS, BOOK SHELVES, &c .
Also, always on exhibition and sale q few choice
PAINTINGS and ENGRAyINGS.
To those needing the above we would say please
call and examine our Goods, and compare quality
and prices before purchasing.
Please remember the name And number.
j. MARKRITER, ~
No. 4S6 Seventh street.
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Kali,
je IT, m between and streets.
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VIM. N. ELLIS 4 BRO
MAYORiS OFFICE. CITY HALL
AVA WASHINGTON. ID. G.. August G, 1857
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND PROPOSALS
FOR An IRON BRIDGE TO SPAN ROCK
CREEK AT STREET NORTH

FOR An IRON BRIDGE TO SPAN ROCK
CREEK At STREET NORTH
Plans and specifca,i items. with or without propo-
sa!s viii be received at this Office until the 18th
day of August 1851. at l. o o'clock m for building
feet width.
The width Of the bridge will be divided into two
roadways, each having clear width of Is feet two
footways each having clear width of51a feet and
the remaining four feet Of the extreme width will
be occupied 10y three trusses, each ha wing q width
o. foot and Two ratings outside of the footway
each having a width of inches
Tie Bridge must be wholly composed of the best
American iron, except the floor covering. which
will be composed Of good sound Oak plank two
thlcknesses or inch plank for the roadways: and
ways. II
The Bridge must be designed with reference TO
bearing. exclusive OF its own weigh load of
eco pounds. uniformly distr buted oy er its deck
surface and the sizes Of its component parts nust
be 50 rroportloned that the tsnsive strain upon
them under the load named shah not in any part
exceed lueo0 pounds to the So Iare inch of cross
section, and such parts will be acted upoD com
pressively must have sufficient additional size IN
prevent their yielding injuriousy by detection
feet inches above water surface.
The stone ahutments TO be heightened about 3
feet, at the expense OF the city.
Bidders Will stale what length of time they will
re,inire for the EXECUTION Of the work.
No proposals will be considered unless accompa-
nied by satisfactory guarantees that the contract
privilege is reserved Of rejecting any and ali pans
and proposals if it is to the interest
Of the Corporation.
endorsed Proposals for an Iron Bridge 3 anu
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor;
JOHN B. TURT0N,
~ Board Of Aldermen;
JOHN j.. PAU,
Board of Common Council,
Ruf-a~ Committee.
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sINAGLE IRON WORKS.
II WASHINGTON CITY,
Corner Ohio ayenue and 13fh afreaf


The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here
tofore bestowed upon them by the citizens Of Wash
lngtOn and others take this occasion to state that
they are still prepared. and have ample facilities, to
perform all orders in their line of business, and
done in as expeditions, cheap and workmanlke q
cities Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers, with all their appendages either portable
or stationary. for use on land or for steamboats,;
Giro sew Mills Shaftng and Gearing for mills,
Castings, iron or brass Architectural or Miscella
n pH. Wrought Iron Work or heavy Forgings;
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact, all the
branches of Mechanics appertaining to first class
Foundry. They would also respectfully call the
attention OF the public to their Patent Differea-
tial Return Tubular Boiler" This plan Of Boiler,
patented by them in 1852 has now been introduced
and in successful operation for various purposes,
and has given general and entire satisfaction az
possessing every quality essential in first class
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel facility for
cleaning, exemption from printing or foaming, and
tifcstes now in possession They have alt been
constructed by US at these works. and in opera
tic in this city and elsewhere We will be glad TO
avail ourselves of the opportunity to explain its
merits and show it in operation in these Works.
The following isa list Of the Boilers on this plan
ing building; at Metropolitan Hotel, do, do: at
John c. Riyes' Globe Printing Office; at United
States Hotel, warming building; at Soldiers Home
north of the city; at Lunatic Asylum; across the
city; at Z s. Arsenal, Fortress Monroe steam PRO.
peller Philadelphia, belonging to A. B. Cooley
ESQ ste am Dredging Machine, DO. do; steam pro
peller Tigress stern wheel steamer Virginia on the
POTOMAC river stern wheel steamer Enter prise, do
do. at Eagle Iron Works, Washing ton; stern wheel
Works.
is 6-eo2m VIM. N. ELLIS 4 BRO