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General Grant thanks the committee who
informed him officially of his election. and
says that they will not be sorry for choosing
him. He means, of course, those who sue.
coed in getting Offices. Those who are kept
out IN the cold win not probably, feel any
warm emotions toward the new President
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

In this mornings CRESCENT is another COM
munication on the subject of the unjust and
disreputable attacks which have been made
on Democratic members of the Legislature
by some OF the newspapers of this city.
Ihe form OF this communication indicates il
to have been written by one of the gentlemen
who by the mere fact of their position as
representatives of Democratic constituencies.
have been imade the object of vituperation
and calumny. 1t is not surprising that this
gentleman should be indignant at kind of
treatment SO different from that which he and
his Democratic colleagues have right to ex-
Pect at the hands of press which is pre-.
sumed to represent the public opinion of the
great Democratic city of New Orleans. One
OF the journals which has been conspicuous
In these attacks now declares that it meant
nothing more than to denounce those who
are justly liable to apprehension, and it depre-
Gates the Interpretation by which its remarks
are made to apply to the Democratic members
without exception. This is very proper. AZ
1ar as 1t goes; but it can scarcely repair the
injury inflicted by the sweeping declarations
which the same paper had previously made in
regard to the completely of the Democratic
members in various plundering rings" and
conspiracies. Those gentlemen have boldly |
and persistently resisted the various Radical |
schemes for subverting the liberty of the peo-
pie OF the State, and especially for DESTROYING |
the rights of the people of New Orleans ; in a
political sense, they have been true to their
constituents and faithful to the wishes of the
public. That they, or some of them. hap-
Pened to differ in opinion with some of the
city newspapers in regard to particular mea-
sures not at all political in their character, is
no justification for accusations of corruption
and venality. Now We utterly deny the JUS
tice OF such accusations. They should not be
made unless those who make them are pre-
pared to make such specific allegations as will
relieve those Democratic members who are
not referred to, from the position of defend
'nts arraigned before the bar ofpublic opinion,
md put to the necessity ofproving themselves
honest men.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

Keep 4 Hogan, 80 Tchoupitoulas street and So
New Levee, keep on hand large and extsnsiys
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. b. Han 4
Co.'S Msyssvills, Ky, plows. sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

The election of General Grant was to give
us peace, and yet the first spectacle seen in
Congress is conflict over the electoral vote
such as never before disgraced even that body;
and the initiation of new agitation of the
eternal negro question in the shape of the
fifteenth amendment to the Constitution
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

In Mobile. Thursday night. negro named VIM.
sims, murdered another negro named Jack Bur.
dell and threw the body of the latter from a fat.
boat into the water, q short distance above the
city. The tragedy was the result of a quarrel
about woman. The murderer was arrested.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
Of Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampant street, below Canal
New Orleans. Address lock box 24s postoffice.
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Desirable Spring Goods at
VERY Low PRICES.
Look Out HONsekeepers !

Look Out HOMsekeepers!
ia Canal Street Open Again,
Messrs Levi Nsvra take pleasure to announce 10 their
tenos heusefeepers Restaurants Rarrooms and Steam
oos inst they have At last procuring the
wees OF the we'll Known energetic and polite salesman M
hPh orFNER under whose auspices they have reopened
b r A N CHI STORE.
ia Canal street. near Dryadaa
Where the Largest. Best and Cheapest Stock Of
CHINA, GLASS AND CRoCKERY WARE
PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY.
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
STOVES Of the best Make In the Country especially The
COTTON PLANT" all Of which win BE- sold At thu old
maxim. "CHEAP FOR CASH.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
MI Ofner will ct all times be found at the pest ana ,pa
no time nor trouble to show goods convince hol-ae
as well as RETAIL that they buy the chespest
LEVI a. NAVRA'S,
ia Canal Street.
Dc ct Street. -e~' o"Aou-
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Nsso Orleans Fossomce.


Tine Or Arrival and Departure OF M.,,.L
Route Soi-Fsw Orleans Brsshisr leaves day sro.s
sunday att Al Arrive daily Sunday excsptesl bx 4
4 Route 0o2-New Orleans 10 Canton deaay,n,. s.n
Closes e. $50 H. Sunday at II Arrives daily a, 4.
IM
Route SS-Sew Orleans to st rrsscisv,s supplv,n, Al.
the omces opened, departure Monday at p NJ and Fd. ~
| s A n. Arrives Monday and Friday morning..
Route so-New Orleans to Carrollton via Jesrron c,
departure Monday and Thursday ct n Arrys. nonS.
and Thursdsy ARE.
Route sooS-Nsw Orleans to Buras settlepsp. L..
coast departure Tuesday and Friday A. L. Arrives S.
day and Thursday. s S14-
Route aos-Nsw Orleans 10 Mobile departure d.s,v.,,,
H., Sunday stHH Arrives daily BY SAN
o"nNes orleans to covington, La. depsrtur.
st4 p. l. ena rnaAs
l. Arrives daily bynAH WA
Route soe-New Orleans 70 vIcksburs supplying an an.
emess opeed to Vcksburg also Red River and Ou.ehI.
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday =, a..
rves on Monday and Friday mornine..
nAns ior Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdsy, AIS
osaaioAys Al ~ n, Pascsgoula. Saturdays at NJ
mans Tor Galveston, Houston Indianola San An.on,.,
brownsville Brszos Santiago via New Or.an. sns o,s
nAafosd close ss7A l. on Sunday and Thursday.
Tar'n Of Postage for Mexico. c,n.
Indies. etc. "eS
ousos'oupe Martinique. French and Drtcn a...
half or. optional '~''1sos-i5cen cent?
v' sos mexico, hsyti Porto Rico, 81. rhoma. x..,.
80 len United States Of cOombia, Engi,b ,r,.a.,s
BOLIVIA ohni' Ee1ador-s4 cents hslfos., oblIs..or,
cireuiar Postage,
p.'ssn.r are rated As book packets. or or up6,,
Ss,sam' Switzerland and Germany. cent. sass
p"--s' :, england :. and Italy II cents each
anssls 10. via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden L. via Hamburg II cents each.
Once Hours.
0psns . O'Clock A. NJ. closes At sru
.-l'-,s' ounce opens at o'clock A Il; slosss stIsr
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n. N. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY
EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW YORK..

"'so'AI Asszfs on Hsv esI.Azs e..ssuus,
An siassss Of uEKCHAuprur .~,,c
1.hH11. ssea ste, purohsssd on oommisssn' A1'
p.Ioaeo my q hrst class Houses, a. A. H.
No. io..r TIA. parties ssa purchase thsnsslvss .
uons sss s.,.. % snIisd . cover sish, and s.u,
ssetiss 500. X Der cent sA's' psf esns.; a.
Ssa.,s- % ~ points promptly attended, -
usv ovs...-C :. O. nixon. Prsprsts q n
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IA Il @ HI ANT TAHOE.
"r'sawsy' Corner or Eighth ssrss.,
NEW YoRK
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We onsr our services for the disposal Of LANDED pm
rEkIf, ETC., In the Southern Ststss Rssrsnoss ana n.
ormstion promptly gwen
LIVINGSTON, EGERToN q CO.,
No. 50 Liberty strest, Few York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-05-28

FARM IMPLEMENTS AND FARM MACHIy cry. and
the Principles Of their Construction and Use +.
with simple and Practical Expla nations of
the Laws Of Motion and Force as applied On
the Farm With 2s1 illustrations Bv John
J. Thomas. Sent post p~id. 7 rice 81 80
Orange Judd Co., 245 Brc adway. New
York
We welcome this new AMI rewritten edition
Of an old and very valual le work. The SIX
pages on road making are worth more than the
price Of the book to every h'ghw,y surveyor in
Vermont. Farmers need to study the mesh,n-
les of Agriculture. There have been great and
very wonderful Improvements in impl, meu,s
and machines, and farmers are not slow 10 avail
themselves Of these improvements yet, very
frequently for want Of knoEl re Of tie prip-
ciples upon which they are CONSTRUCTED, and
the resistance that they are required to over
come, and the work that they are expected to
accomplish, they employ those that are illy
adapted to the specific VIC rk in band and waste
and disappointment result. The plough is the
most generally used ofsll the heavy implements.
yet the adaptation Of different forms to differ
ent soils is almost entirely ignored among farm
ers' and as a Consequence there is a very great
waste oil power IN its use. besides a very imper-
feet preparation Of soil. requiring a large ex-
penditure Of labor to remedy the defective work.
which need not be- were the subject well under !
stood. The same is true of other indictments
This volume is admirably calculated 70 aid the
farmer in determining what be needs and bo,r
20 supply that want
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-05-28

The Pail Mall Gasetfe says that nozds-
used, however, remarkably spsringly, seems 10
De gradually getting into vogue The rnd5v
TINT for the hair, which has latterly been a good
deal the rage and given birth to innuuerable
dyes, appears now to have yielded place 10 a
pale yellow shade, which the small wits stvle
"beurre frais" and " frontage d'HoIlande. !"
and which viii provide new employment
chenistes-parfumsurs Of Paris
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-05-28

NEW STORY
by the popular New England writer
MRS. JANE G. AUSTIN.
Ell VIZ ESS LIFE y g;
THE BOSTON NEwsBOY.

"A remarkable story, whether in point of
style, artistically conceived plot, or reality of
characterization, this thoroughly American
novel. drawn from the lowest and also from
the higher walks of New England life. The
struggles, the aspirations, the yearning for a
better life in Carly, her struggles with temp
lations, and her triumphs, must interest every
reader while the good qualities that under
lie the rough exterior and unattractive form
of Carrots will make his future one that you
cannot but follow 4 few random selections
are here given as an earnest Of what this cap
ital romance really is
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BRINK 4 COMPANY,

Are prepared to furnish at low prices all kinds Of
Machinery Castings.
Columns, Window Caps and Sills, Window Weights.
Iron Fence and Ratings. Water, Steam and Gas
Pipes, Gas Retorts, Cauldron Kettles Sleigh
Shoes, Stove and Furnace Crates and al
most every thing that can be cast in
Iron or Brass
8 AL orders shall be promptly filed. Patterns
made 10 order.
". Il. BRINK. B. s. NICHOLS. FIG. OosaHS.
Pioneer Buildings, Burlington w.
Peb. p fd&wiy
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NEW BOOES!
AT THE
Church street bookstore.

"HOW BRIDE VAS WON.n or a cb... -
the Pampas-by Frederick Gerstscker' 0''
" SKATERS TEXT BOOK"
SERMONS ON THE FAILURE OF ppn,,ea.
ANTlSM," and on Catholicity by he r..
Ferdinand C. Ever, Ii. ID. Ne'
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THE DEMOCRATIC do.
THE WORLD DO.
THE AMERioAs HORTICULTURAL ANIMAL
For Sac By ga. FILLER
Jan. 2l.-sdkwtg
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THE late firm Of DYKE & TABOR har.-- -.-
L dissolved and their business closed our IA.
der. Eued takes pleasure in announcing
er patrons and friends that be has associated r.
with Messrs. :. L. REYNOLDS & Co. where l-r
be pleased % continue bis business asr1ir-l-r
With more extended stock i DRY s, 1E...E
les, CLOTHING, FUENI-HIyG G.I.~ E.-- l-.
SHOES. ETC.. O. select from. be- IS e1H On 11.---.
wants Of his customers with greater SAT s,l % -ll
heretofore.
Respectfully
L DYKE
With 5. L. Reynolds & Co.. Nlin street.
WinoCski. Vt. Ap-.l -. l-i.-sivlF.
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DR.. wAHOMONOGO's
sHdiGH Pile Remedy,
SAFE ID CERTAIN
CURE FOR HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES.

THIS is veritable Indian Remedy the recipe for
j which was Obtained from the medicine man Of 4
uibe Of Indians whose habits of life rendered them
subject TO the most severe forms of this distressing
disease, and e1lOng whom its virtues were highly
priced ard its history traditional; being handed
down from one generation to smother a most pre-
cious legacy SO great was tEer stinati0n OF its
value that il required weeks of persistent applica-
ton 10 overcome the reticence Of the willy savage
and obtain the secret Of its composition and mas.-
lhcture. This accomplished. the former proprietor
for long period made it only Tor the cure Of himself
and friends similarly afflicted. II proved an unfai-
ing remedy Ia almost every case, often effecting
permanent cure b. single application. The sever
est forms OF the disease ct many years standing
completely cured by 1t in t6w days. Physicians
have given IL their unqualified Approval and the in
creased demand for it, justes its more general in
PRODUCTION. It is purely vegetable preparation
compounded with great care from freshly gathered
roots and flowers, and contains nothing that can in
jure the most delicate system, and can always be
u-ed with perfect safety.
Nothing isslaimed for il on the ground Of its abo
rginal origin, We only ask fair trial by those af
ficted, and to them leave the comparison be-
tween ii and other preparations they have used
The present propretors Of this valuable medicine
are so confident Of its success, and encouraged by
hundreds Of certificates from Physicians and those
that have been cured by it, that they now offer it 70
the public with the guarantee,
NO CURE. NO PAY.
81 Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
L. A. ED6ELL & 10,
Sole Proprietors,
Manufactured by R. coLBERTH.
Burlington, March ., lses.-f'd&wly
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Zeal estate.
NOTICE.
sale of saw and Planning Mill.
RARE OPPORTUNITY FoRcuua.-.

WILL be peremptorily sold .yPlHr. ..
w 10 the City Of N1utrea. .r rgrG4
FOJ RTH day OF JUNE next az E...a- '-..
the forenoon, the following desi-l .e a-...---
sistius Of about 6.,531 feet of Land With >...- .-
and Planning Mil. a tWa-st0rv BRICK aUs
four tenement house ana other hullin-. ..-
thereon.
The property i situated on a BASIN .ft-aI..
Canal In close proximity % the ka -a.
and In a locality easy Of access from all us--. ..
city. AID at the present time commands d 81.
OF city and country trade. Has an cuz.a..s .-
horse power. together with the plant vii
10 good order, comprising pl4uiug mla. -..
&c.
The Increasing business II shipping lg-.-.
this port o. the United States. West I1t..
America, and other parts Of The world ul.
desirable Investment for parties engaged. lr ..
O. engage, in the lumber trade With foreign r..
The opportunity now presented o. capitaI.e
good paying Investment Is se4d0n met with.
For further particulars and Information. a-
at the Office OF the unders zned. Merclar-
change Building Montreal, Pr vince ~ Qla
JOHN WHITE
JOHN J. ARNTON. Official -s.
Aucti0ueer.
Montreal, P. Of @. May -th, l7f9.
y. B.-Iu0rmlt.on can be had on aer
D. l. Wight, Esl., Of Burlington Vt.
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The grave of Marie Alphonsine Plessis, whose
history was the basis Of NJ. Dumas's novel, ia
Dame aux Camelias,' is still pointed out in one
Of the Paris cemeteries. 1t Is decorated with
MOWERS daily, and in reply to inquiries by visi-
tors by whom it is done, the keeper of the GENE
terry replies an. Armand
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S25O.OOO

On single risk ard as We devote 5ur enti-s time to
this business and employ every facility for trans
acting it in Satisfactory manner. We think that IN
surers vii find 90 be r their advantage % ntrust
their business 70 oureare, and we VIII always look 70
their interests and eBdeavor &c serve them in sat.
isfactory and faithful manner.
ALL LOSSES VIII te LITERALLY ADJUSTED
and PROMPTLY PAID at this Agency in current
funds. When desired we VII make losses payable
ia GOLD.
We employ an experienced Surveyor who viii
make surveys 5t2i..is and other risks when insur-
auce is desired. without extra charge. and we are
prepared to place risks 80 ANY COMPANIES that
parties may prefer. or -ftle selection is lefi 20 US We
win Et7e them rhe best Companies in this country.
- C1mmuuioatious by mail viii receive prompt
attention.
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THE undersiz uci offers for sale his Far =-.-
i on Main Street. one and 0ue-iourt1 q r-
Of Niuo0skI Village, consisting % I|H as-a-
with living springs, and we'll wooded and p -I..-.
A new and large house, with barn and sl-.. a.-.
ed. On said farm IS q large young Or-al--. .-
bearing. with plum. pear and cherry trees
grape vines and currau-s There is M The r-
hill, known as the d" Prospect Hill-" the r'a=
this hill cannot be equaled iu the state. s11 - lip
q short distance from the WnHcssl H -- ~-----
The farming tools and stock viii be sold. F
without % suit the purchaser. aud there .... Pm.
premises -. lo1 II. Of sawed lumber mostly r..-
The reason u my selling this farm some ~ aa..
bed and viii not enable me % attsll q. nv bushes
for a long time. ALFRED PIER b.
April "a .-f3wtf
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SPEER'S STANDARD
WIN e BITTERS.

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlTTERS,
MADE or
Wine, Herbs and Roots.
SPEER'S Celebrated Wine So we'll known. with
PERUvIAy BARE,
CHAN0MME FLOWERS
SSAEE R00T,
GINGER,
WILD CHERRY BARK,
and such other Herbs and Roots a. VIII IL al eases
assist Digestion, promote the Secretous in their nat
ural channels, and give
Tone and VJg0r % the Young and Old,
Male and Female
All use it with wonderful success.
Bring COLOR % the pale white liqs,
BLOOM and BEAUTY o. the thin face
and rare-wOrn cOuntenauce-
CLres FEVER and creates APPETITE.
< Try them. Use no other. Ask for Sqeer's
standard Bt-ers. Sod by Druggists and Gr0cers
See that my raturs is over the cork 81 zach bottle
ALFRED SPEER,
Passaic, y. j.. and zi3 Broadway, New York.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I AN al home again. AMI vii be glad % see t-,s
recurring the Services Of a dentist. EeueLHs-
the only place In this County where teeth can e
procured with the " Folsom Patent that p-7--z
food from working under the plate, is % L1
parties procuring teeth with this imprlrs--- ..
an = other Dentist in this County render tL--a9s
liable % prosecution.
= Filling ans4 -NrrscCltie Zone with care. .-s
in First Matt 0nal Bank Building,
JOHN II. COlrEGy
Burlington, April ., 1865. W.T.
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TO AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE

THE Banking House ofNORTON & CO.. Of F.-.
i ana London. having entered upon their Do
premises. are prepared o. show every at-eu- e
American Travellers To unviate the l.-.
and expense attendant upon the purchase OF La--a-
q Credit o. Europe. Nessrs. NORTIN & 60. ..H.
arranged 90 receive American currency. I-.-..
States and Railway Bonds NJ American cold s-.-a
value in Paris placing the amount az once On -.-
credit Of de-os.tors. Parties before leaving f- r.
rope should have their c0rresp 0ndeuce ulaI1.vz'
dressed TO care Of
NORTON & Co, 4 Broad St. y r.
Rue Scribe Grand Hotel pir-
or 8 L0thbury, L01to-
March 9th.-3-w3m
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legal 9otites.
ABRASI SMITHS Esr,Tr

w Z; The Subscribers. having been 49,
oy ne Honorable the pros1ta Ca--tt Z lie-
D a OF Chittenden, Commissioners h .l g.
ne-.o, ala adlust the claims and demand.
OF RICHMOND, in said District rapresent j f-.. l'
an also all claims and demands evhibitsI -'e--
s ie. thereto and six months from the dav on 81.
neIeol, oelns allowed BY said Court RI ~. '-'
pose, We DO therefore hereby give notice ~ --
WI attend % the business Of our Appoint, "a,
me , dwelling Of Phebe Smith 10 Ricbmond T. @
I D-s.rlc. on me last Mondays Of May and o..
NEXT az ~ O'Clock, AN. On each Of aid ~.
patei tins lgih day Of May I'D. I.ss.
EDWIN d. MASON.
49, MASON S. MAXWELL, ComHiss.-s-
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DY the subscriber, on a long credit C-s ., 81.
ID best Dairy and sheep Farms To the -r
not En- the State. n F0u- Hundred Acres, -. - -s
ble buildings, located iu the south part Ct ..---
and s. George.
wy. SCT-E
st. George, April I3.--i2vtf
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IN the District Court Of the United S.,.-.
Il the District Of Nermout.-In tho MAJ, -
emOn ". Hastings, Bankrupt-T5 ~
concern; The undersi gued hereby -'re. -lr
his appointment as asst Snee Of Pm I.-,-.- Ia F..
u ST. Johnsbury, in the County III co.
State Of Vermont, within said District ~ Pa i-.
adJudsed a bankrupt upon bis oE1 ps5--
District Court Of said District { -s
Dated al Newport, in said District -t. .-t.
May AID. ls69. L pIpi,-.-z r
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