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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Miraculous poteer Of L0belia.--The New York
mornng News. gives the following testimony of
witness m trial for manslanghter By the iniu.
dicious use OF Lobelia. The witness was called
Tor The de'enee;-"l know an important fact. A
man was blown up in powder mill. Two and
twenty fragments were collected in a basket; one
tea sponnful Of the seeds (of obelia) was shaken
into the basket With thon,; this united the stray
PARTICLES; the second tea spoonful produced per-
SEPARATION among the PARTICLES, and "roused up
healthul action /" in the basket; the basket in Is
minutes yonlled out the man IN one entire mass,
and he stood on his legs the third tea spoonful re.
stored hun TO consciousness and motion, and cup
OF composition enabled him to talk. lie has been
well ever since"
Also one negro mar worth one thousand dollars
found in the neighbOfhood of Charlotte, North
Caroline, dead and no, cured yet There are still
further miracles expected from the system-HoBs
rerons.
Also another case in which an old negro woman
was pnrged 81 times from one dose OF Lobelia. In
this case life Is not yet despared Of
n. u. Since writing the above, we learn, she
has died.
celebrated Steamer in This vicinity has made
an important Anatomical discovery, viz: The sto.
mach has two pockets, and relates a case in proof
"a patient cat hearty dinner Of Bacon and Cab.
bage-shorily after took The usual dose of Lobea,
II yomiied the patient and large quantity OF
bile and other offensive matter-bui not a par,i-
Gle of tho dinner was vomited. Explanaiion-
The Iobella locked up enc pocket and unlocked
the other. II possesses quality that no other
medicine docs-it distinguishes between that
which is necessary to life and tina, which i. IN
friendly, 20 they gay. Communicated.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Govotnor

Br Txds.--Gcn. Mirabcau D lamar has been
elected President and Judge Buruetl Nico Presi.
dent cl the Republic OF Texas, by large majorties
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Ia Cl,rglrcus Sair--No less than 5 cor.
cannes Of Volunteers ia Tennessee. had rendered
,br anticipated cal Of Gen aincs which has been
'cfosed 10 bc gfanlcd BY the President. Many
other companies we're organized bul had not ierpr.
led 10 the Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

In peace prepare for Wdr.-The wife
Of b. +. Cannon, Of New Salem, lately pre-
scented her husband with four small Cdnnons
or s"vels. This fine little park of militia
at the last accounts were in ine servlcea-
BILE condition. The Lady deserves an ap.
polntment in some OF the public armories.
i Raleigh Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

al-d SHb. Treasury man and has CoRstiiaeatS.-
Il Is wen knawo thai Mr. Sawyer ofth,s State, who
was elected ~ an opponent Of the Administration,
voted for the Subfseasury, al the late Session Of
Congress The followiog Is the vote OF hrs Con.
siiiuenls on that measure.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05
2 D. o'coaneil. E,q. SC.

III. 'e1er ) Ffanhtn, E.ds The Clerk OF the
I'M " nteNeWauyc~, died on Inc 20lh ut Al
l',Vs'et, Pa. Hemsaid 10 he i man d,st,negtsb.
ta,, Pg's'h'l Qualifications 80 oslialablc as q
~ !, "a Tue attachment of large circlc Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Rare Fish.-The Portsmouth IN. H.
Journal says funny or Albicore about 5
feet in length, and weighing about 1000 lbs.
was lately taken by Captain Thomas Relf,
a Pigeon Cove, near Cape Ann.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

ar The Charleston Courier Gays We arc IN
ARMED. from the most aukeptc source, that Gen.
James Hamilton, the agent OF the Louisville, Cha.
einnAu aud Charleston Rail Road Company, has
made On advantageous ucgociation for a Loan OF
tao miilians Of dollars for this Company with
the highly respectable house OF John ilorsey Pal.
mcr late Gavcrnnr Of the Bank OF Enplaud. This
gratifying intelligence places beyond ooutingcn-
cy the aobIc enterprise for the execution Of hieh
lhls Company was formed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Mr.. Ddrg's Sldre.-The New York
Journal of Commerce says: "Thomas
Hughes The slave Of Mr.. Darg voluntarily
came back TO him, and is now in custody
OF the Police, and IT his statement be true
10 relation to his Ascending and robblng
ms master, be was actually coerced INTO IT,
and more as the involuntary instrument of
others, than Of his own accord TIE whole
matter will be LAID before the Grand Jury
IN day or two, pending which, it might be
Improper 10 enter into further particulars"
DIR. Beecher, in one Of his lectures, SAYS
f" there IS but one way of securing univer
sal equality TO men-and that is, to regard
every honest employment as honorable, and
then Tor every man to learn in whatsoever
state he may be, herewith to be content,
and to fulfil with strict fidelity the duties of
his station, and 10 make every condition a
post OF honor"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Death of GJrcrnor Clark.-We learn
from the St. Louis (No.) Republican, that
Governor William Clark, the companion
of Meriwether Lewis in the celebrated pio.
neer journey across the Rocky Mountains,
died on the morning of the LIST inst. at the
residence of hrs son in that CITY. Gov.
Clark was in the SO year of his age, and al
the time Of his death is supposed TO have
been the Oldest American settler residing in
ST. Louis. |. is high culogtum upon the
houored dead, which, is pronounced by the
Missouri Republican Gov. Clark we'll
understood the Indian character, and his
whole intercourse with them was such as
won their most unbounded confidence. His
name is known by the most remote tribes
and his word was reverenced by them eve
~ where. They regarded hun as a father,
and his ignuturc--whlch is known by ev
cry indian even in the most distant wilds
Of the far ,cest--wherever shown, was re.
spected."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

PedicoGt iHcn We hive received an
amusing letter from a highly respectable
gentleman OF Chilicoihe. the residence oil
Pettlcoat Allen, from wEich we learn tina,
that notorious parsonage rs continually pes.
tered, With presents sent him from all parts
Of the State. HIS female wardrobe has
grown TO be immense. Ii he were the
Grand Turk with harem Of FIVE hun.
dred women, he would be able TO supply
the whole establishment with unihnkabIcs
without the expense OF a dollar. He can
make his fortune by establishing a whole.
sale clothing store. Nat. IqtelHgeaccr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

4, p,aisi ocapuell, Esq. Sc =


II pall.nall, Aug TO-
''--ia consequence % yoaf letter 81 ycs'ef.
asie, crsonHed tho report al ny spcrch at
sham ~ the Spectator ~ lbo ith inst, ard
- hesi'allon IN saying ,ha, the FamFTaph
-''. selected q no, a correct report 81 Whs, |
IN that occasion
W. very meat sentence does 70 my miud show
Jog report eenld no, Be correct aud having
'a'd another repof, since, as well 80 from dis.
y collection, ! repeat, that tbs tcvor, is not
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Gergid,-Untl recently We have been
apPrehens,vc that the Sub Treasury Ques.
lion would seriously distract the Wing par
y ~ Georgia. The Wing ticket for Con.
gress IS divided about the inaucial qucs.
tlon-some (aporing the Sub Treasury aud
others opposed 10 it. The Vans seized
hold on this division, and endeavored to 70
ment II 10 quarrel and IN lrreparable
breach hoping thus 10 merge the State
Right Sub. Treasury men IN their ranks.
But they showed the cloven foot too soon !;
IN making their nominations for Congress
they excluded every State Right Sub Urea.
sury man, aud pu, upon their ticket onIy
those who have throughout been open
mauihed supporters OF ell the denominations
OF the late and present administrations. This
course has had the happy effect of re.un.
,iue the whole Wing party Of the State /;
the leading Wing presses are rallying and
seem determined to sustain their whole tick.
ct, without reference TO MINOR differences.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05
LAST NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted 10 me as the Executor
IA OF the estate Of Reuben Boswell, Decd, ar.
requested 70 make ps vHcnt as | want the estate
settled AMBROSE NJ. REA, Ex'r.
SPIT. %, 1885. 4isn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

m. Fly foartAsp PGseF. Aae, II lS}s
I aafe nc honor q hetuowlctgs receipt
hete al last esun.nc b answer 10 ihe ono
9yssh o. THE rFreydinF d4y.
lining ihai 500 intended your reply a. d
n, p ne esssnssse expressions eoHtaInoh IN
~ ~ yoDF fep1ricsl spserh Witch had aiiu.
N ,H'1FeN' ard TO ahith your attention wa
an satisfied with the answer you have
" iheo'reet tepnet bf your spceeh has beon
:, P'l,l'e through The p,sss / bog 10 ialarm
yer J desm Il doc 10 iHgsrif Tbs, The CORES.
iii.b.a. ''"N'' p'''' '"'aia also ""
b., ' slF' very respectfully your obcdi,n, scr.
.. S.rENlAN.r.AN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

- The Steam Packet Gfea,wcricrn arrived a,
New York on the 24th u!t--sho sailed from Bfis-
'o "a The afternoon Of tive slh, having performed
the passage IN sixteen days experiencing very SC.
we're weather, which served 10 test her good qusli.
tics snd the safety Of Atlantic steam navigation.
She brings the astonishing number Of liz cabin
gassengcfs All her beflhs, 1870 in number were
gsecd before size &rf,yed OUT. Nineteen DAYS
later ncss have bccn received by this arrival
Cfop. reported 10 b. better tbau was reprcscn.
ted by former arrivals.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

A worthy surgeon dentist was making a
"hig speech IN one ofthe interior counties
OF thus State. What do you ask for pull
ing tooth, Doctor ? exclaimed locofoco
IN the crowd. Il will pull your tooth fer a
shilling and your nose for half The money!
replied the speaker Louisville Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

AZ The Raleigh Standard publishes q s,1t-cnr,,
from the rar,lsoa Maine Argus, shicli says that
tselro or fifteen Hundred r. a federal yo,es ve.e
oa1t In that State by aicn wio resided out OF tie
STATE, snd we're sep, for ard their expenses paid,
some as iar ~ Philadelphia and B,liin,ofc. Disc
the STANDARD really believe The Whig- to Ne such
iois A. to sead 10 rhiladslphia and Baltimore fur
volcrs sbcu there uSsi have been 20 uasny near.
Ct home The very statement contradili. usvlf
lI'coa Tandy Walker having declined running
10 opposition 70 Gen. waady Thompson, for Goa.
grcss IL the Gttensiile District 5. G., Geo. J. n,
Whi,ssf has been nominated by The sab treasury
nrn sud has consented bceomc candidate
Wcaadcfs'auda geuilemsn By TIE name or Earl
has lo.s ht y IN consequence Of The high state d
cschcuont crossing oot Of TIC canvass.
1l-Fhf Van Batrn papers are paradlnr a list 81
drfsulitng Wbig snb.,rcssurets, and advises the
Wing r4pet', a. they are sefy anxious to kcc7 q
lis, q sUt treasutsrs ho owc The Government, q
plus,sh utcm. We Do 90, ta,nk il necessary. fat
haman oasurc beng tho same, We are no, Tor CIV.
ing either party the poWef of carrying into eject
The cub treasury system.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

A pleasant cheerful wife is rain. bow set
10 the sky when her husbands mind is toss
ed with storms and tempests; hut dissat.
isfied aud fretlul wife, in the hour of trou.
bles, Is like one Of those fiends who are ap.
pointed to torture lost spirits.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

The King of France has issued an ordi
nance prohibiting the export Of Bread Stuff
from tho ports Of his kingdom.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Something Ike Tomato. An editor in
Ohio has been presented with Tomato
weighing three pounds five ounces.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

rrDf Jsm.s r J. Orr was elected - the 9th
~ to Gil The vscsaey occssioncd by TIC death Of
IN. lla,cidson. leg. ia the HOUSE, Of Commons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

~ The CrsPs-We learn from the Farmers
Register that notwithstanding oil tho cutlery in
Virginia about ruined corn crops. it will no, fall
short more than a fourth or a third We learn
from the isS~ing articles from papers in our own
State, that tho crops are turning oui better than
was expected, aud we hope it may be the case in
thi, region.
Corn Crops-lt is ascertsined nos, since fad
der has beeu gathered that Corn 10 this section Is
considerably better than was anticipated previous
~ As NC predlcted.-Cafotiaa iafriof.
The cfeps.-We are glad 10 learn that more
abundant harvest awaits the farmer than was an.
uciPaicd few we0ks since The Corn crops IT,
the upper part nf ofange, and generally through
The counties Of Baden, Sampson and Dlplu, are
sa'd 10 be very good We DO no, appfchcnd any
material scarcity Of Cora The article bears nos
very far price in market--Fayeiftriiie Obsefuer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

D> The iSllowing extract Of letter from cor.
respondent Of The Charleston Courier, dated at the
Warm Springs, N c., Aug. Is 1888. gives prac-
lical commentary upon the operation of The Sub
Treasury system
The North Carolina troops who had been en-
gagged in removing the Cherokeos from this State,
were assembled at Asbyie, 10 receive pay for
their services aud instead Of being paid off in
gold aud silver, in The constitutional currency.
which they had a right 10 expect from hard mo.
meg Government with the sub.neasury IN actual
operation, or even ia treasury notes. they we're
put off with drafts, on tho Manhattan bank Of New
York. doubtless much 10 the prof, Of such spccula
tors as know hos TO turn such things 10 advantage
Ia this affair learn that the United States Pay
master was wholly blameless. He received the
necessary amount in treasury notes, in sums loo
large for transfer In the way OF payment The
North Carolina Banks refused to receive the notes
on deposiie, 10 be checked On by the Pay-mas,er.
and he was obliged 10 make his engagements with
bank 10 New York. This is a practical com.
meAiaty on the sub.iroasury policy, tending to
show it's inpracticabiliiy, and that the govern
ment canno, even pay troops without The aid and
agency Of Banks"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
wOR w Il EA

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S unrivaled and
IL unequalled WORM TEA, a sovereign
remedy for worms Strange and incredible
are the effects of these detestable vermn
few persons, and it is thought none, are free
from them, particularly females and children.
Many persons 60 through distressing cours o
of medicine, without any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using the worm tea.
This invaluable medicine has been tested by
the experience Of more than four thousand
persons of various ages, and not one solitary
compluint; on the contrary, hundreds have
called and unsolicited given their decided
preference to it, after trying the different
articles sent forth to the public, and pronoun
ced DR.. M. HITCHCOCK'S worm tea I'M
rivaled and unequaled. For sale by J. & j..
II. PECK & Co., only agents in Burlington
for the sole proprietors, A. Hitchcock & Co.
Utica N. Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

Pills combination
extracted from the TOMATO PLANT with other
modify ue believed to the
Canc Medicine discovered They atundt
fully
Bilious Rheumatism
Diseases Acid Somacts Gtanda SwHngs Of all kinds Costens, C,
They Epidemic diseases prevent
and low and marsy countries and the best Cthc that those local
Snen will find them nlbe Travellers
ordinary THISIt approved as the best
lerel.
As DIETETIC dinner will
sufficiently stimulate the digestive of the healthy
erceabe
n or
The peculiar
Medical Public;
development
being able
his Pills toeh Public
functions
the
Physicians prescribed
The rapidly
In presenting this article the public the influenced by me hope
medicine prepared much Chemcd!
and Therapeutic properties of its several ingredients should take the place of the
and deluged
already bestowed he
justified in expecting This result
81 For full of this &C. zee
which had gratis who sell ~ , or,r,o,
without NJ d, SOL proprietor
Hartford,
New York general
forwarding agnts) wi" be promptly attended NOSE "os
thecte United States -,
Compound IJmatoPH 81 cents per S ' -
nPFor sale wholesale and retail by j. JH PECK g. co.
andr etai by ROBERT MOODY, Burlington Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
a NOBLE SENTIMENT.

Hon. SERGEANT S. PRENTIss, the dis
tingulsed and eloquent first Representative
OF Mississippi in Con-ross, in tho eou,s.
Of speech TO his fellow citizens at Vicks
burg, made the following just and pertinent
remarks on sectional prjujice and true
national feeling. Shall they not be read
and Needed? The medication of spcb
sentiments was never more necessary.
81 could pity those foolish men, whose
patriotism consists in hating every thing
Beyond the limited horizon of their own
narrow minds; but contempt and scorn
will not allow OF he more aminble sent.
ment. 1t is said against me tina, | have
Northern feeling. Well. so | have; and
Southern, and Eastern and Western; and
and trust that | shall ever, as citizen of
this Republic, have hberaily enough to
embrace within the scope of my feeling
ooth its cardinal points and its cardinal
interests. do not accuse those who differ
with me, OF desire to dissolve the Union.
! know among them as honest and honora
BILE men as Belong to any party; but | do
most seriously believe that the Union can
not long survive such kind of argument and
feeling os that to which | have alluded.
Indeed, IT such eniments are well founded,
1t ought not to continue its objects snd
uses have ceased. Sill do most fervently
pray that such a catastrophe may be aver.
ted-at least that my eyes may not witness
a division of this Republic. Though i,
may De day of rejoicing for the dema
gogue, 1t will prove butter hour for the
some things belonging to this Union which
you cannol divide 4; you cannot divide the
history OF The past the recollcclons of
Lexington and Bunker HUI; you cannot
DIVIDE he bones OF your revolutionary
slres-ihoy would not Ito still away from
the ancient grounds whore they have Stun
bered. And the portrait Of the father of
his country, which hangs in the Ciplol-
how much Of it will tall to your share
when both that country and picture shall
be dlsmembered ?"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
II "A r S..

-> THE subscriber having
Me-.d l. located himself in
81 Burlington. offers for sale
AliEN at the stand formerly own
Ssssa3ssss ed and occupied by Mr..
NJ VIM. |, Seymour on PeoIl
street, good assortment
of late made hats and will be happy to ac-
tie customers of the late pro
prie,or of the establishment and the pub bic
generally with hats of superior quality and
fashionable style on such terms as cannot
fail TO be satisfactory TO the public.
e.. A. SEYMOUR.
Burlington. Oct l2 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
PARLOR sTOVS
of three sizes are offered for sale. AFs
ROTARY STOVES.

OF three sizes are offered tor sale. hfSO--
ROTARY STOVES,
cheap as can be bought IN the state.
a general assortmen, of hollow ware
CALDRON KETTLES,
of different sizes--PLoUGH.. Plough cast
ings- Cast Iron Sled ard Sleigh Shoes.
Splendid Russia PIPE--AMEKIcAN and
English do--toge,her with many other
articles no, mentioned. The best Of work
men are constantly employed manuiactur.
ing oil kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron, and
TIN Ware.
The fact that he has a Furnace contin-
ualIy in operation, and that people can at
all times be Accommodated with extra plates
for any Of his castings is worthy the con.
sijeralion of every one who wishes TO buy
q stove.
Burlinpion, .Njy 1888. q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
Reuben Bonds Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been
w appointed by The Honorable the pro
hot" Court for the District of Chittenden.
commissioners to receive, examine aud ad-
just the claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of Reuben Bond, late OF
Underhill in said district deceased, repre-
senicd insolvent. and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and
SIX months from he day ofthe date hereof,
being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to The business of our
appointment, at the dwelling house of the
widow Of said deceased, 10 Underhil, in
SAID district, on the Sd Tuesdays Of Jan.
uary md March, and ed in May next, a,
10 o clock, A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 4lh dav Of December, A. d.
1888.
WILLIAM BARNEY, co
REI1REN pAPER CotnH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

VIVA, if The little rain should say
$50 small drop rs /,
Can ne'er refresh those thirsty fields
III larry in the sky !"
What IL shining beam OF noon
Should in its fountain clay,
Because its feeble light alone
Cnnnot create day
Doth not each rain drop help TO form
The cool, refreshing shower;
And every ray of light 10 warm
Aud beau'if, the flower?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

EXAMINATION IN GRAMMAR, AT A FASH
loNABLE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Fray, Mss what part Of speech is the par.
son Of the parish,
suppose he is a conjunction, Madame
a conjunction, Miss? What kind Of q
conjuncton'
a copulntire conjunction, Madam,
why copalalve conjunction,
Because, he "connerts like cases, and
like moods and lenses"
How does he connect "like cases ?"
lie unites parties. both Of whom are in
tore; which take to be, that both ore in
the same case
Very well. How does he connect "like
moods?"
The parties 10 be united arc, suppose
both in mood to be married, and are thus
in "lke moods"
But how does he connect "like lenses ?"
IL both are DESTROYS, at the time of the
ceremony, of being Immediately united, as.
presume, is always the case, then both
nre, OF that time, in the present tense and
thus he "connects like lenses"
Does such copulative conjunction con-
meet like genders7
No. NJ adam; hat is not according 10
the rules Of Cupld's grammar. His rule
Is, that "copulallve conjunclions connect
unlike genders, or rather contrary gen
ders ;'--lhat is, masculine and feminine
never the neuter.
Very we'll indeed, Miss; your examina.
ton does you much credit ;--you may pass.
You are entitled to the degree of Bache.
ioress Of .4rts. You shall have a husband
when you are married.
Thank YOU Madam. rRosl Past
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
FARM FOR SALE.

and is well calculated for a dairy, having
a convenient dwelling house, two barns,
with an eight feet shed between, and other
valuable and convenient out buildings
There is also good orchard, cider Mill
House and Mill Said farm is every
where well watcred, and will keep thirty
cows and team. Also. two hundred acres
Of wild land, situated about one mile from
the farm, and is well lImbered with heavy
growth Of Spruce and other valuable
saving timber. Terms of sale made easy
by application TO the subscriber on the
premises.
= HEMAN GILLET.
Huntington, Sept. 90, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

POillon's genuine prepared Co.
Goa, for sale by LATHRoP l. PoTwIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

NEW OpposiTIoNIsr.--A dog having one
day got into the Houfe Of Commons, by his
barking interrupted Lord North, who hap.
pencd to be opening one Of his budgets.
His lordship pleasantly inquired by what
new opposi,ionist he was attacked? A
wog replied, at was a member for Bark
shire