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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

The New York Coury OF appeals having
declared that the Excise Law. so-called. is
constitutional, it Will De Immediately
enforced by ;he police Ji that city. The law,
within the limits which il ,.,er,, prohibits
the dispozins Of any .'stroi !, " syirituous
liquor, wines, ale, or beer" "a quantities
less than FIVE gallons at time. without IL
cenSe and requires those which are licensed
to keep the place in which they are licensed
to sell, &c, completely and eiTeciually closed
''1e;Seen tie hours Of twelve o'clock at
night aud sunrise, and On Sundays" tie en-
tire day, and alec forbiis tire selling Of any
liquor to children ana other speciiied persons.
Bat the main point 20 be noticed Ia regard
TO ttis decision, IL. cha, Fl, aliIus the com
Tlete power Of tic legislature to deal wiki
the ;raihc ia intoxicating drink. TIL, par
ticliar Law j. not as stringent as some others
have been; but It j. decl red to be within
the power OF tie Legislature to make such
law, aud Justice Wright in delivering the
opinion Of the Court says. ..it l. "a bid as.er.
ton, at tais day, that there is anything in
the : re or United States Constitution c5u.
lieuuE with or setting bound, upon .he leg
islativ, discretion or aedon ia directing how,
wien, and Rherea -I4-e si.a.l he conducted
il articles intimately connected with the
pabiie morals, or pabiie SAFETY, or public
prosl eriiy, or, indeed, 10 prohibit Gad sup
Press such traffic alog .tisr, If deemed essen
tial 20 eject thc.e great ends Of good GOV
ernmea;.'
From stringent license system, tie next
step Is to the Prohibi;ory Law and that
step. Judicial opinion declares. gtuay be law
fully taken. The legislature may not only
cJnirol aud direct the sale Of liquor bat may |
suppress ii.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11
Ghe &ree Press,
G. c. 8 q. L. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY lI,l867.
TnEwEEKLY FREE PRESS

THE BURLINGTON WEEKLY FREE Pass is pnb
lished every Friday morning, and contains tie
latest news reports OF Boston markets and CAM
bridge Cattle NaTke, iall State County md ocal
utelli .ence we'll selected Miscellany. &C, &c
care az outlay viii De spared TO make It a &c
liable, interesting sua valuable family journal.
Tho circulation CT the FRzE PEEss exceeds that
Of any paper in the region, and II IS. therefore an
unrivsllei medium FOX advertisers.
We desire % give additional attention 90 tie To-
cal ss'rr Of tic various towns in this and adjoining
Coun.i1si IL whicl. OFT No-ly has a numerous cir
eulatill and shall esteem 3. q i-Ta- IL our reader
wiz forward Us aly items u interest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

The view taken Of the water question BY
Mayer Wales lie entitled to weight. both be-
cause Of his Official position and because 1t
is the opinion Of a lsirminied and public
spirited citizen, OF excellent judgment, with
no pet projects 10 caTIy, who has the inter-
ests Of the city thoroughly at heart. and
who has given prolonged and careful consid-
Grafton TO the subject. OF course the
Mayor is hot iniallible be docs not ella i'm to
be. He may De mistaken and go may
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11
- of ~ .narlge IL.

P--iden. johnson, as expected, has vetoed
the bill s5nferring the right Of suffrage in
municipal affairs On tbs negroes an the Dis
trict Of Columbia. His message ,o,,,ng tie
bill, is carefully written laat ~ Nr. john
son pro'a5ly} aui gives as bis oaiet ohjc5-
tion' 90 the biI, .-- opposition Of tie '.p-o-
pc Of the District, tho people " mean
lag alway=, in Mr. Jaias1u'a yiew, tae ,-iils
peorle,-anl the alle.s iulf.ness ot che coli
orei residents to exercise the right o. suf
fraSc. He fears that they may gather there
in suea lar-s lluH e.s as to B., able 10 as-
sumo the control IF the city, and declares
ta1i 5hc right Of saGage is not needed ia
or i,r 20 ero-ce, t.e.. rights.
In the cJurss Of CO, message Mr.. Johuson
deeply regrets taas eaere sLouli be any
conflict {. opinion bltwccn the legislative
AID executive departments, and gocs into
an elaborate discussion OF tie Importance Of
.. harmony, which means letting the pre-
sident taYe his own way.--aud 90 the rsia-
tons OF the different Departments. The
message closes as Dllows
After full dehberation upon tais measure. l
cannot bring myself 90 approve 1t, even upon
local considerations, nor YET as the beginning Of
an experiment On g larger scale. yield to 10
one in attachment 10 that rule Of general suf-
frage which distinguishes our policy As q ma
ton. Bu; there Is a limit, wisely observed
hitherto, which makes the ballot q privilege and
a trust, anu which requires Of some classes
time suitable for probation sud preparation
To give It unfortunately 10 a new class,
wholly unprepared, 10y previous habits and op-
portuniJies, 10 perform the trust which It de-
mands, is to degrade it, and finally TO destroy
its power; for IL may be safely assumed that no
political truth is better established than that
such indiscriminate and all embracing extension
Of popular suffrage must end at last Ii destruc-
ti0n.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, January 9th, 1867.
It is stated that the veto was approved by
all of the Cabinet except Mr.. Stanton, who
read a written opinion in favor Of the bill
and advising the President % sign it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

In tie list Of patents issued Jan. /, Is67,
are the following to Vermonters:
-: Apart Ban Of Windsor, assigned one-bslf to
windsor Manu- tacturing Co. Of same pisce. for
Improvement N cartridge retracfor for oreech-
loading firearms.
Andrew 7. Merriam Of Rutland, for improved
maeh'uery for squsring tiles
Virgin ". Blanchard Of Bridp0rt, for I'M
proved harvester.
f. L. Carleton Of Cambridge. for elastic hoof
pad.
George W. Taylor Of Springfield, for improved
backing box holder.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

HEAD CENTER STEPHENS, it appears, is vet
In New York City. At one Of the circles
Saturday evening he was denounced as bav-
ing deserted the Fenian cause, wbereupop
he wrote letter which was read Tuesday
evening, denying having deserted the organ
ization and refusing to be deposed be says
he means to fulfil his promises before long,
and promises full explanation of matters
Immediately,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

Ball, Black & Co., heavy jewellers OF New
York, publish card denying their failure
and suspension. They say 1t is now verging
on half a century since the establishment OF
their house, and none Of their paper has
ever been dishonoEed, and they feel certain
such contingency is scarcely possible,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

The secret service vessel Gettvsbpr, nm.
70 sea from Fortress Monroe Monday, with.
1t Is supposed, Admiral Porter and Assistant
secretary OF State Seward on board, but
whore bound IS certainly unknown. Rumor
no" mas II that she carries a mediation par
" to tender the good Offices of this country
between the contending Powers of the Ar.
genuine Republic and Paraguay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

THE METKoRs IN SYRIA correspondent
of one Of the New York papers gives the
following account of the great November
shower of meteors as seen in Syria
Professor Newton's announcement Of the me
teoric shower in the public journals was duly
noted, srd IN order TO draw the attention Of the
people Of Syria to the subject, one Of the Amer
lean missionaries in our city wrote an article in
Arabic for the weekly Arabic newspaper, re-
questing the public to watch during the nights
of the 18th and 18th for a grand display Of
falling stars. The article was read With aston
ifhment by some and riiicule by others. Have
they prophets in America who know when the
stars will fall, Who told them? One Old
sheikh, famous Arabic scholar, clared he
shonld not believe it uati, he saw H. The thing
was incredible.
On the morning Of the llth Sunday, at a
little after midnight, some young men in Beirut,
who were outdoors, saw What they described Gs
a rain OF FIRE, the s'ars seeming to have got
loose and to be running about the sky II dis r.
der. Soon after, a terrific thunderstorm set in,
and for two hours there was Al almost unmter-
rupted crash Of thunder and glare Of sheet
lightning.
On the night of the llth aud 18th, nothing
was seen, as II WAS cloudy and rainy. On the
the bedside Of sick friend, and though Looked
out every hour in The night. could see nothing
in the shape Of meteors, though the clouds were
dense during nearly the whole night On the
morning Of the 18th at four O'Clock, | Was
awakened from sleep by one of the Protestant
young men, shouting, " the stars are all coming
down" rose Immediately, aud spent the ,est
Of the night with some friends, guests IN ny
house, walking upon the housetop. The sight
was Indescrbably grand and beautiful 4
slight mist DISTRACTED the view toward tie
ssuih, tut over Lebanon snd the sea, the sky
was clear and the meteors were pouring down
like a rain of fire Some were small, and others
large, and almost every one left leng train Of
fire behind it, so that the effect was beautiful in
the extreme. One immense green meteor came /
down over Lebanon, nearly as large, to appear F.
snce, as the moon, and burst with a loud noise,
leaving pillar Of hight in the train. MANY Of 4
them roared through the air, aud exploded be- /
fore reaching the earth.
While looking toward Lebanon the whole skv
became suddenly illuminated as if by the light
Of noon-dsy, and turning around we saw an
immense column Of light to the Northwest over
the sea. being evidently the train left by some
enormous meteor which had fallen into the sea.
II Was in vain to count them, and the display
continued until the dawn. when their light was
obseured by the king Of day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

/ Deduct my estimate ofaulusi receipts 200 ol
Leaves balance against the city Of S9.2l2 10
\ tex OF about IS cents on the dollar Of
l tie present grand list Of the city would De
I sufficient 70 meet this balance.
Those who use the water may not End
much iault til such a state OF thing. but
those OF our citizens who do not use it and
especially those who are 50 situated that
they cannot have any dlrcc. benefit rom 1t
may feel sJrely aggrieytd.
In this view Of what Will result from The
adoption Of the proposed plan cannot ap-
prove your resolution IT respect u 1t.
|; = proper that | should inform yol .h.t
our City Bonds have been offered r SAFE rYr
several months az discount Of five Uer ceat.,
and We have not yet received quite $1,000 On
account Of sales.
But there Il need Of a more EXTENDED svs-
ten Of water works than we now have. Tins
need is felt IN the vicinity of the Park upon
Water Street, and in the vicinity Of the ma
nuiactories and the lumber yards.
" hat VIC at present especially need is a
more constant and complete supply Of water
Tor the reservoirs ami pipes already in use.
Some OF the old pipe must be taken up and
relaid or other pipe put in its place, ami
pipes OF sufficient size should be laid. where
1t Is necessary 10 protect our manu- featuring
and lumber interests against fire. After the
public property Of the city and the manu-
featuring and lumber and other hazardous
business interests Of cur people are proper
ly provided with water, | would gradually
extend the pipes in the streets occupied for
dwelling house purposes lust 50 fast as there
Is reasonable probability Of receiving sjme
lar return for the use of the pipe.
1t seems to me that if, instead Of adopting
some general plan like the one now propos-
cd, and which | cannot but think will prove
very burdensome to our people Tor many
years to come, We first ascertain what our
real wants are; that We shall be able to pro-
vide Tor them all, very abun1antly, bv an
extension OF our present works, so that the
whole cost INCLUDING the sum paid for the
old works shall be less than SIS 900. II
inc present reservoir when supplied bv an
engine OF sufficient capacity al the Lake. |
shall be insufficient for fire purposes eld ali |
Others for which it would be required. then
should recommend the building Of the re-
servoir on College hill as proposed by Mr..
Liusley, and in that case the man nine
through College Street should be Of liberal |
size
Without attempting to set forth in detail |
any particular plan (as that is rather the
business OF an engineer) have attempted to
Indicate IN general way what course |
think the Council should pursue upon this
water question. If differ with sou or any
other of my fellow citizens in my conclusions
upon this subject, trust this difference will
result to the best good of the people.
L. E. WALES, Mayor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

New Hampshire's internal national taxes,
last year, amounted to S3.424, 9l7.-being
her annual share of direct taxation on ac-
eoun, Of the rebellion. Civil war is costly
evil.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11
W AsHISCTOS, j

In the House in Committee on the whole on
!, ,he Fresident's message, debate took place
between Messrs spslding Of Ohio, aud Kelly |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

Annual current expenses Of operating
the machinery a. Mr.. Lin-ley's
estimate, Sosl2 10
Salary Of Superintendent, 1000 90
Superinteuient's cficc rent, fuel and
lights, sc, 10 90
Other expenses. $50 90
lnteres; on City Bonds, 5000 90
Ten per cent tax to provide sinking
fund. 200 90
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

The DEAcoS's ~lSSARps."-A worthy
deacon, residing in village no, hundred
miles from Boston, one morning a. he jour.
neyed to his work, some mile or more from
his homo, called upon neighbor who had
just killed u hog. and bargained with him
for quantity Of pig s "innards, +" to be ussS
for sausage castings the same to be sent
to his house by the neighbours boy. As
evening advanced, the deacon, who was
unexpectedly detained, did not reach his
home until late hour, In the meantime
his good wife, who WINS very nervous
woman, becume very much alarmed at his
non-appearance, and Fastening to the door,
in answer to a loud knock, was confronted
by boy holding n tin pail which he hind.
cd to the frightened woman, eyclai ming,
"Here's the Deacon's guts!" The darn
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Til. a,cs, horror comes from France.
A shoemaker living ut La Vilc,,c, near Par
i. has contriycd, with the perverted ingenu-
i,y of n wholly bcstial, hut, perhaps, half.
crazcd mind, to inilict an entirety new spc-
cics Of anguish upon the woman who was
miserable enough TO be his wife. For a
heightened period he had been in the half,
Of heating and otherwise brutality matrcas'
inc the unfortunate wretch. The man was
n drunkard. His principal rcproaeh against
the partner of his home was that she re-
fused him th- means to procure drink anu
in his cn,ieayor to wiring his booty from her
by torture. he flung her - the ground, put
his knee an her chest, essayed to sirnngle
her. and then gougcd one Of her eyes out.
lie toll her Deliberately that he intended
then an,l Their. to kill himself. and that she
should b. specmtrcss Of his death, AMI
"shnd,ier ut his grimaces." Tie tied her
haul snd foot. gagged her, and. opening a
knife, swore- that If she dared to stir he
would at once cut her throat Next he
slowly and coolly proceeded to hang him
SELF to huge nail which he had driven in
To the wall, drinking while he was making
his preparations, no less than fifteen glasses
Of rum. Then, standing face to face, be-
fire the pinioned sufferer, he kicked away
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laid /, before us. Brown said, al pass.
We all passed and called new deal. lie
pu, some eggs in a frying pan, and stood
pensi,ely prying slabs Of meat from be-
tween his teeth with fork. Then he used
the fork tn turn the eggs with, and brought
them along. Brown said. 81 pass" All
followed suit. We did know what to do,
and so we ordered a new ration Of Sausage.
The cook got out his wire, appor'ioned a
proper amount OF sausage meat, spit ON hl'
hands and tell to work. This time, with
one accord. we all passed ont. We paid
nnd left. That is all ! learned about Turk.
ish lunches. A Turkish lunch j. good, NO
doubt, bat il has its weak points.
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LuPoRraN # TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote
his entire time TO the treatment Of all diseases In
cident to the female system. An experience oil
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and permanent relief In the worst cases OF Sup
preston and oil other Menstrual Derangemsnts,
nom whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Office No. 3 Endicott street, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to rs-
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.J0cEsOM,s Caf0rrh SNMH
AND TROCHE POWDER

delightful AMI psAsAnt vmriy In catArrh, hssdaehe
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Turnrr,s Tic DaulouIeux,

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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
10 REMiLRN In nRLlciIE HEALTH

IN. pow. PhysIeian and surgeon, No. s !
dieott Street, Boston 10 consulted daily ior all d
eases incident b. the female system. ProlAp
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speedy relief guaranteed IN very few day..
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DR.. Dyw has no doubt had greater eI perisnc,I
the cure OF diseases Of women and children. u
any ether physician In Boston, ana has, ID
les confined his whole attention 20 the card
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N, BAH letters NUT contain four red sts
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A Natural and National Medieine.--.D

sHOLEs' LUNAR MIXTURE" has been used for
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The .VNfiOM0l Cough Care

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Special Notices.

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