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NOT A CURE-ALLi

1T Craltye is not a .'cure-all.r lie is obliged
turn aE case- daily which beyond his eultr.
incurahlc.
Crowns VIslI liIp As Bill lie srup D., bis al,.-
tisement, DIT. Craitre D. to visit this sestiut 49,
ia few days. We lear that he l. meeting With Fl
cellent succe End that crowds visits him Ehe-tysr
he :. es.-N' rpoTf PareT
SASAToEIAN -br. trabt---, touu, - Litter
Hotel have been tlrersed with patents cL-t.
ttls his &C nd visit here Last NOR o - t'ss-
Urge number. and vt are sssurrd q - have .rit
we'll, az the great II creaEe now indicsits - ep
Per- lIs whom be took 20 ifraf frr @ &c ~ rT'
u.ut tbs returned in oIe llp, a. - a..lrJsG %
self Gu ed She has b.eu 81 % - lid ~ ,rs1
and I've (oi many ply sic'an- LHg Ires L.r 20
tuu oTs &c, without ieIsft- -. 'ra = 10
rn'an' To- ure disease. ar d. "iTs~,e ever
re Ia cared Hith, ut neRus. Orisoss ,fa.a4ra
TUE oEs OF TEE Mex. -"soue tine a., ~ RES
u ned the Of ;, u. zlr Do T.. l.-rf attend
ed hy d. CT ttIe G.! TIM VI Jrr--'ng
from sc'Oiuluur rLi4IEeurL o.. rsrI
Pluto graph chewing 4 At tsr Isr' a. Euch
wider than her "A UL,e d. c. us.tusHt
size a. 8 ar rec, vCrsd al he eL.'I cement nAa
entir e.y suls DEC. ard Ie.s,Is VI O. aN he il H.
city scsy 81 tVc SO rtre e. lie ,u's u~'
remarkable - cOprazf Of J'sne 2, 1865.
The Rel gious Herald OF his city, says. hi
Crsbtre is a graduate Of New ok CsllS--, Arti
member Of three medical societies.
The Hartford CourRnt PAY :, in menLiubilg
ere case Of Scro;ulR DR. {. cured In iLet
cases he lie remarkably successful
The Herald Of Lie, IN says. We issu
him perfectly reliabe,n
The MSyur Of Hartford. ''Certnes that A D.
CrabtrS, NJ D., lie knOwn to me a irregular prIc
tieing phl stefan OF this city Of good repuutiol
also that he is Coroner and Health uficsr Of IL,
CITY, ALLYN s. STILLMAN MAJOR.
May, 1854.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Leave Burlington at 6-3o \. NJ, 1918 P. NJ, and
10 p VI.
Mail Train leaves ST Alhans At Is \. VI and CON
meets at Burlington with Rutland Road, az White
River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston. Worcester, Springfield. and with trains on
Passumpsic X. r.. arrives at New York At l.i5 Z. VI
Day Express Leaves Montreal at sD A. NJ St
Johns at l0 \. NJ. Oclensburgh at 6.sl p NJ lodge
40 Malone. leave at 80 \. ". Rouse's Point lUf1
A. VI. for Boston, 5c.. arriving in Boston via Lowell
az iu.$1P VI.
Night Expre,, lea. es Ogienshurgh at ll2aA NJ
Montreal 2.an p VI, ScUse's Point so p VI ~
Johns at 4-5oP. VI. arrives at Boston at $50 NJ
connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rair.u-
for Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Nalics
Railroad for Springfield. Sc, and arriving in Ne"
York ut l2..p P. VI.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at il5 \. NJ, 9.i5 a. NJ 30
and 6.ll 2. VI.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 \.
VI. for Burlington. st. Adams, Montreal &c.
M.E Train leaves Boston via Lowell at -.oo A. VI.
via Lawrence spd Fitehhursh at 1.A \. VI, Spring
field at Gas \ VI. for Darlington, 81. Adams. Og-
densiurgh and Montreal
Accommodation Train leaves Norihaeld % 5 % A
NJ. for Burlington, Rutland, st. Adams and Rouses
Point O.cienslurgh, &c.
Night Express lea,e. Bellows Falls at 1000 P. NJ,
receiving passengers from Vermont valley r g,
leaving New York at l2l5 p. NJ, and from Ches
hire r. r. leaving Boston at 30 P. NJ. connecting
at White River Junction with train leaving Boston
at sop VI for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Mon
treal and Ogdenshurgh connecting with Grand
Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Night Ex-
press trains running between St Adams and Boston
and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the Principal stations.
q. MERRILL. Sup't
Ii. n. DRURY -, american Hotel Block,
Burlington, VI
st. Albans Dee. 30. 1867.
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NOTHING more truly indicates the civilization
y Of any age than its works Of art. The age
which built the Pyramids needs not % be cuutra5ed
with that which filled Greece with Statues Nor
does the age which produced a few splendid paint
in-s ON canvass need % Dee compared with the pre-
emit whi,h fills all our homes with pictures ~ loved
ones and familiar groups and natural scenery. tAch
has it, peculiar greatness. Tho Pvuinid- ,h"" "a
state Of civilization in which absolute power was
vested IN one person and are themselves the results
Of that power exercised without mercy upon poor
humanity. The Grceian statues and the more mod
crh canvas show perhaps higher culture 10 few
noble artists that produced them.
The present age shows the same kind Of culture
aud o. the glory Of the present Doe Il said II show
this culture turned IN direction which dement's all
instead of few placing works Of art IN our homes
and show. the forms and features of the loved ones
who now enjoy life or preserving and presenting
daily anew t. the outward eye the form and features
pf those who have fallen from cur ranks IN life
journey. g.
No artists more skilled. none more devoted 10 their
art can be found than those employed M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

REruNDED.-The following amounts have
been paid by the General Government to the
New England States under acts of Congress
indemnifying the States for expenses incurred
by them in defence of the United States -
Maine, SSGS, SIC; New Hampshire, S95S,
46l; Vermont, S5l9, 404; Massachusetts,,
S2,655 GAG Rhode Island, $735, 2l7; Con-
necticut, 81 ,703 ,9S6 The sum of Sl2l ,4Sl
is still due to Vermont, from the General
Government for War expenses, and frontier
defence.
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Odds l. 6nds.
SCRAPS.
The lsherifi's religion-writ-ualism.-[Ex

The lsheritl's religion-writ-ualism.- tx.
An Old saw new set-W hat can he en-
dured must be caricatured.
A trial trip-a trip with two Sarat'gh
trunks. four band-boxes and a-woman'-
Howell Courier.
The best yet-When is charity Ike a 'p'
When 1t begiEs :: to hum.
How may a nan be known from latisued
d, ~ One wears a shirt. the other pants.
Paris hopes that matrimony and melody
will rot be incom-Patti-ble,
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GONE AND HELP UoT'

Why dshv he stay al some fteH - whites out %
old fault finder. B,osGss Of iA0HsGsds - tss .lsl
TgfNg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

The SOUTH EASTERN COUNTIES JUNCTION r.
R.-The Township Of Bronze, held an election
on the Both ult. when it was voted to aid in
the building of this new railroad to the
amount of $4,000. The Montreal Mar,
commenting on this auspicious result remarks:
The line may now be looked upon as fixed
fact We may now expect to see the work
commenced early in the spring, and carried
tie speedy completion. As before stated, the
construction of this road will bring Montreal
So miles nearer to Portland, and 30 to Bos-
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or over NINE PER CENT, upon the investment
Subscriptions will be received in Burlington by
c. W. Woodhouse, Merchants National Bank, and in
New York at the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. Nassau st.
CLARK DODGE & Co., bankers, No. 81 Wall ST.
JONI J. Cisco Son bankers, No. 80 Wall St,
and by the Company's advertised Agents through
out the United States. Remittances should be made
in drafts or other funds par in New York, and the
bonds will be sent free of charge by return express
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the Pro-
gress Of the Work, Resources for Construction and
Value Of Bonds, may be obtained at the Company's
Office Of its advertised Agents or viii he sent free
application. =.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York
Dec, l2, d&wlmo
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Collecting Attended to Promptly.

ton, Vt. 3 i''r
Oct. 18th, 1867 dSs3m
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Earnings OF the COMPANY

At present, the profits Of the Company are derived
only from its local traffic, but this Is already much
more than sufficient to pay the interest all the
Bonds the Co. can ISSUE if not another mile were
built. Ii is not doubted that when the road is COM
pleted the through traffic Of the ONLY line connect
ing the Atlantic ana Pacific States viii be Urge be-
yond precedent, and, as there will be no COM
petition, it can always be done at profitable rates
1t viii be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad
is in fact, Government Work built under the super
vision Of Government officers and to a large extent
with Government direction. Ii is believed that no
similar security is so carefully guarded and certain
ly no other is based upon larger or more valuable
A. . no Com,
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IN VERMONT, DR.. c. hiss been known by Bic
'oecIssor.1i tisils," since le6l. n All your news
papers speak well Of him. fF Al his patients
speak well Of him. sB-See his four-Iased 'iie-
ialrs for particulars.
DR.. {. visits Families, and brings out first
class pegpl a. his patrons, which no travelling
duct LA, ever done.
DISEASES I'd at sight livery case confidential
ENAAISATIoN>. g.. Treatment ana medicine
fuiu To- per month. PutieLt. unah c % ca.
MAJ be visited at home.
1t would require p.per he size 4 bedquiit g.
copy ii the % LoJices given the Doctor. Her
are a lev for samul -
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&inanrial.
70 II T. L II O p l. .

rI'lTE UNDERSIGNED having accepted An Agency
4 for the extensive banking and forwarding house
Of AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, of New York, are
prepared to sell bills Of Exchange London Paris,
and other European cities; receive and forward par
GELS for any part of Europe 10 be forwarded by the
American and European Express Co.. and to furnish
passage tickets from Liverpool by - Anchor Line''
disclaimers Black Star packet line.
q. q. & b. L. BENEDICT.
Burlin ston, Vt. d&wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

4 boy was killed in Boston last week,
and ON Wednesday another was seriously il
not fatally injured in Springfield, by being
run against by the sleds Of boys who were
coasting.
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l.. VI. = G. /. AGAR
BURLINGTON, VT,
AGENTS P0R
SMITH & RAND POWDER COMPA'f
Manufacturers Of
Blasting = Gum POiCder.

ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD
He attention Of sPortsmen and dealers is called
| Al the trial Of arms before the Examining Boar
/ IN washington, August 1885, cartridges made on
4 thls powder. gave far greater penetration range
ana cleanliness, and In competition with the prn
/ clpaI American powders, proved IN every respect
| superior to all others ~ -
At tho Wimbledon Rife Meeting in England
July, 500 o1mpsting with the best Of foreign DO
prize.
The Board c, nveneI by order of the Ccmn,an
| der In Chief OF the state Of New York for the or
animation OF military sma u arms, whose sessions
we're ateended oy ON 'ers specially detached by the
Russian ussian, and Danish Governments say,
IN their printed report Of the numert us guns on
trial that after firing 100 rounds all but one be-
cane foul as not to admit the cartridge.
This led 70 y test Of the Bo,edsr and they deem
the sn'tect OF . saus .noeF tence that they in
thelT repo Eve Parqsr usef ia t-sss carfria
DC ~ Tse,gl asHt,'H as beng psrs Pe-Ior. 1t
j .he VrahSe hlhe Powder"
ALoiher meeting Of the GARD, called b, Special
Order . No. Is6 af the diq,sntGeneral, IN 'er
date of MAY Is, lS67, is subject among her cen.
ditigns to the following, 10 article 81
In order 10 conform { the United States stsnd-
arr l, Gh'ISe now adopted, the charge of powder
Rand Powder Co"
OF tie best sp' rtsmen in th State VT ties
WIN N 'Ta1;s 2VTder made the largest score
In the ShuotlnE matches where tie pOSder has
h'en used Il as been VI iyei SALLY Successful
hm Tay Tor, E g., tie celebrated pigeon shooter
Of Jerey CITY, says, " Ii is the best Powder
have ever used"
Another celebrated slot from Central New York
write Fuar p1gf,r Is in high repute here and
tss eo1n'rI rodnd bout and vii suPersede az
OUR BRANDS ARE
% arEe Lightning, IN casters Nos. l. "a
> ON.
- rrek,uz, 5-b canisters, No.. |. 2a4
Grain, - >
9iue, lrass pound kegs, I2l Hs. and 6,
bs-, Nof J.. q g. tram =
M; tsgs' % tbsi ~ lbs, g., Fg, Fig,
,iie, canisteTs, b., Jb Fig
hshtucky Sporting, canisters, b., IN, FFFy
~ may De obtained at Wholesale at our Office, at
snoIesaIe and retail from the following dealers in
CooPsR 4 POM, No. III Broadway.
DSs.os, oLl5s Co., No IS Warrepst
LEU III lkR' HxrsrEs, GRAI;kN Co. No. 10 Maiden
JoHs P. MoRE's Sous, No. aO6 Broadway.
MERwIN SIMPKISs, No. 262 Broadway.
w. j. SYNs& BRO, No 800 Broaeway.
SPIES, NISSAN 4 Co, No. 10 Courtlandt st.
THoMAsJ JONES, No. l6 John St
large consignment Of the above powder CON-
stantly mana, which viii be sold at mszufActur-
ers prices by
L. n. G. ]. HA6AR,
Agents for SMITH & RAND POWDER ~ NJ
100 Broadway, New York. w. ''o'
Nov. 9TH. dovx -suo.
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The severe snow storm We have Just had
has not been unproductiye Of fun The latest
We have heard was despatch from gentle
man who had been travelling, to his firm in
n. Y. 1t read as follows: - shall not be in
the Office to-day, as l have not got home
yesterday, yet
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS
N
ALIENS BIOCk.

aud iuigihg ts The patronage literally bestowed
upon him by The Puhlia 20 Artists better appro
ciatcd. ,
Ii is useless TO mention alt the various kinds OF
pictures which there produced for they are known
and admired by all
Special preparations have however hoe8 mado for
the Holidays and one desiring % make tasty pres
emf can scarcely do better than 10 call and examine
his large variety Of Colored Groups. French ami
English and German and Niew- from all lands
which are decidedly superior 10 anything ever he
fore Offered in this market.
Ills patrons who desired him to bring on well
selected stock of Chr0mos can now Doe accommodated
at very low prices.
The assortment Of Albums is complete and prices
e--aftIv reduced Particular attention is invited q"
the Bew STYLE Of Cabinet Albums.
Gems Photographs, Pictures in OILS and IN india
Ink and Wasr C0i1rs. Frames az great tWitty ana
some rerv pretg ec styles Chromos. Cotorfd NteTe
oseopic Pictures an Stsreoscopes On great tTitiy
D4tIS' TIEUS notc AL7lber 0rer a". OtfT l%.uo
uegqff,.s hare accumulated - has GALLERY from rheh
netr pictures be taken u any TIME.
Call and see,
G. b. DAVIS. Ph.4pgTopher
Dec DIST d&wlm
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DONATIONS in Lands, Bonds, Con-
ccssion, etc, without ieu1 Sl2.-p0,O00
CAPITAL STOCK, Net Earnings,
etc. mo LEM 100000
LOANS subordinate lien 100000
l. ). SUBSIDY BONDS, 725 miles,
tsuhorninate lien) 25.5lG.0DO
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, 2j,jl7,G00
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Queen Victoria has taken a firm stand
with her butcher. The parties who supply
the Royal Palace have been authoritatiyely
informed that they must accept eight pence
half penny pound for the best mutton, or
the Queens custom viii be withdrawn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

The Post Office Department has on
hand, taken from the dead letters which ac-
cumulated during the war, more than ten
thousand photographs of Union soldiers. Al
though it is believed that many of their rel
atiyes would be glad to obtain such pictures,
especially of those who have died since the
pictures were taken, the Department has
not vet been able to decide upon plan by
which the qualification may be afforded.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

She is daughteI-ln lz- 10 pr =---=-I all p
most en- met DUct in AueTica, (iLrIud u u
ton anu W have treated her without hgl'-1
'u1 for uns has been expended 10 usr.sr .
te a pts b. restore her. She now W .iair
ed. and walks out without inconyenisDce AZ !,
We pie stand aBaazsd on beholding her IN leaiu'
that ODe TOse irUm her grave
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% YEARS AN INVALID !
published by herself in the Newport Express

published by herself in the Newport Express
To the sick and despsiring ] would bring vori'
Of encouragement and cheer. For tsrnty two
years have been unable 10 sit up svs nnui-i
" thOut the strongest supporters thcmsh, tg-'7s
this period, / have had the rest msdic5l 49,
ance # the age both in city and cOuhtry. y,
ears past have suffered e1usm.y from spinAi
diseS-e, liver compliant ant d!spepsiA, y q
never eeasing headache. In in lat hgvng
then been four month o. NJ led. cane under
the medical care Of Dr. A. g. CTsitre. o. Conn %
In er his treatment bi the b .Ss * ~ I'D pave
from the first been steadily recorerin in0E 81
up nearI, all DAY ana feel DO INC nveni"nco 49,
ev-r in walk n out with ~ anI m-cL tnlcal up
port. hf'- oman MA ID
Derby, sept. 9. Is67.
II. Wn. Green,b Of sutton, applied 10 ~
rabtre June 2Bth, having every y mptCm OF gig
uuytian-1i stage. A constant hard cough ual
lrrlt ted and caused excessive purul7nt .l-
s,n-uiue, us discharge from the lunzs great ds't
~ Sc She evidently could not Ion give VIM
help. DR.. & IS .eints have restored her l'
cough is cured tile lungs well, no nish' sr'.'i
am she claims she Is cured, and can do good esl
work.
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GREAT CURE !

scRoFrLA, CArAaEH, AND VOssUHPrro' ''
Mrs Lorin Shase OF Peacham, request u
publish ;hr following !; al have h-en ~ Rvs.
under Medical care alb We ; Years and unah4
DO any work. having Liver Complaint 10
md st -, C"n1umpti"n. feins 20 -.
eve Of irspsF. gs 'PpirG % Dr. Crsh;re ~ a /,
sfoTiol Is 10 tres hrnt l have suF vs.. 'Et
sh' RI time have spun 40 tinsOf yarn anu ~ ii
house WORK. have nov no cUuyh. night 80, 80.
any other difficulty. Mrs L. CHAsE
CROWDS Follow "A greater runbeT q a. h'l
tofoTe vis led Llt'le's Hotel last We. 90 'a-
ca'lon y tie fourth reg lar IN .ntrt ''i b.
sanat-ri'h - this vt ir.-iri, --''.H- 90
great sunre-s VI ho u, - iis,Ihsri
er"~is- en- f'Ot, ITO W ehir Id p ''H', -
am H. ia.t-aa resi- The sefsi'
nj 80 -tur- v-t'5e-t - - .o,l
us ni7SiStaes .Es A-.S0a- &C 10 sAAs. Au- =, ons
WONDERFULLY efhc4eio in resu t.. Tie -, In d
more Wit here this fall, and promi 'es 10 Ie'
me sprins.-BarioH paper, SEPT. ).
Or. Crzhtre will make monthly vat TAr
principal town IN tins County du in the
winter A. he has n OrlS.n' cpIaty ~ pa
RE- AUssHs IA t'Fts ~ 'ffH'
Low To re tn srstt ~ rrt ~" IA
u argg TIA his ii,t OF oa;s, snd ala u
othe VI .ors.
RREMENBER THE DYE p
CONF EARLY.
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RHEUMATISM.

Mr.. Green, Of sutton, applied same TN haT.l'
long suffered with Rheumatism 81 hota iA -
legs dis gratitude for recovery Pr PEE l-
to offer DR.. c. double the price charged
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I)I;OP>Y.

Mrs MARY sweat DropsJ and enlargement 10 lie
liver, Yeas diseased. unable to walk any tit-lr,
or get into carriage Ia two months trr tIuuut By
Dr. Crabtrr is ,ompa atiygly well. Case discharge.
August 9Th, cured.
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FILL or EXCHANGE
Ee0y6f ks0sk Of England,

Also on LONDON. PARIS and other EUROPEAN
CITIES, in sums tfone pound and upwards, for sale
by
G. Il. & b. L. BENEDICT
FREE Press OFFICE.
Burlington. Vt, March - dawtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

Work has been commenced on the top Of
the old" tower Of the Cologne Cathedral,
on which for over four hundred years neither
hammer or chisel had been seen. Workmen
are preparing the seafoldings for next spring,
when the work on the noble old structure Is
to be vigorously pushed forward
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

~ A. WHEED0Ck has associated with himself
i partner in his business JOHN GRIFFIN who
has been in the employ of Messrs. q. S. Blodgett
Co.. for the past twelve years. and will continue the
Stove and Tin business at his new Stand in STROSG's
BLOCK merit to the Court House. under the firm Of
WHEKLocK & GRTFFIS. IN connection with the,
above business they are prepared to do STEAM and.
GAS FITTING, PLUMBING and GAS FITTING, PLUMBING.
and FURNACE WORK. All of which they guarantee
to do in the most workmanlike manner.
r. A. WHEEL0Ck,
JOHN GRIFFIN.
April 24th, 1867 augI5dtf
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The 18th Highlanders, stationed at Mon
treal, have been obliged to put on their
trowsers. The cold Il too severe this winter
to allow kits and bare legs The 18th Is
the regiment that marched to the relief of
Lucknow.
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First Mortgage Bonds
Sic Per Cent. IN Gold,

are offered for the present at 20 CENTS On THE
DOLLAR, they are the cheapest security in the mar
ket, being more than Is per cent. lower than L. s.
ctocks They nav
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BANKING HOUSE
.g.E 3 e. ~ % Il r. - & d. e.
No. ~ WALL STREET
Corner OF Nassau Street, NEW YORK.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices,
and keep on hand full supply Of GOVERNMENT
BOMBS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN-THIRTIES and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. and execute orders
for purchase and sale Of STOCKS BONDS and
GOLD.
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CONVERSIONS.

We convert the several issues Of SkyES-TmarIEs
at the most favorable market rates, into FrvE-TwEN-
TITS, which, at present price of gold. yield the hold
cr about one per cent interest per annum. Cir
cuars with fun particulars furnished upon sppica-
ton.
JAY COOKE & 60.
May Z. d&wly
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l-ERFECT SAFETY.

Il has long been n constant use 10y many OF our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give it their unanimous and unqualified appro-
val sent iA mail on receipt OF price and postage
one package Slul Postage cents.
SiN packages 500 -
Twelve packages $500 " A.
Il E, sold hv all wholesale and retail dealers in
drugs and medicines throughout the United States
and by
TURNER & CO. Sulc Proprietors
I4l fremont Street Boston. Mas.
oct - I-U- ddl-taW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

1T is an unfailing remedy in all cases Of Neuralgia
Facialis often eticctng perfect cure in less than
twenty -four hours, from the use Of no more than f"o
or three pills.
Even in the scycrest cases Of Chronic Neuralgia
and general nervous arrangements of many years
standing. affecting the entire ~ stcm, its use for
few DAYS % r % few weeks at the utmost always ai-
flrls the most astonishing relief, and very rarely
fail. to produce "a complete and permanent cure.
II contains no drugs OF other materials iu the
slightest degree injurious even 10 the most delicate
system. and can 1irfgs Dee used with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

The Road is now nearly completed from Sacramcn-
90 to the Richest Mining Regions in the Salt Lake
Basin and is being rapidlx carried forward by the
largest force Of lab0rers ever employed by any Rail
road Company ON this continent.
The natural, Legitimate, cOmmercirl husieess of
the road surpasses all previous expectation and il
profitable beyond parallel, even among the oldest
roads I'm existence. Tie Earnings and expenses for
the quarter ending Oct 81 were as follows, in GGLD.
Gross OPERATING NET