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COOPER'S LAST,

COOPER'S LAST.
HOME AS FODND-by Cooper; sequel to IIome
u ward Bound
The MILDLY; novel. in , vols.
Napoleon Memoirs, or the Evenings at Cambaccres
in volumes
Miss Nord's Country Stories.
l'etrr Pilgrim. by Dr.. rd in vols
Yankee N0tiuns, in vol.
Nomana las she Should be, by the Rev II Winslow,
PHYSICIANS Manual, by Robert Mudie and other
novelties, JOHNS Il co,
nov28 cor st Charles e. Common
'NHt subscriber having received roinm,- sion MS
a Deputy Surveyor of United States Lands tor thi-
state, offers his services 10 the public to survey and
locate Lands in any part OF 0uiSana
As heretofore, all operations, either of Surve, ing or
SWi Engineering sue alignmenis, surveys, plaus
drawings, ieve g-pro6es, calculations of excavation,
emhhnHnent, content of walls, sc. either in town r
country will be promptv and faithfully attended To.
Charges reasonable and t rms cash. Office 55 Ma
gazine street, in Banks' Arcade
decl II -2aw-fm FRED WILKINSON
HSLaSk BO lkS-Just received per >Ink peure
from New York. 1000 quires half bound Cap. rul-
Ell Tor Ledg"rs Journals Invoice aud Letter Books i
sale low al wholesale retail. Purchasers would II,
well To call rs they will find larger assortment thar
IN any otttr house in the city.
DAVID FELT & c..
Ne" York Starior"rs " Il,
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FRED WTaKFNsDr

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENEPfL VI LOUISIANA,
6ktF!.RS his services to thu public i; the depart
~ mcns OF Sure, ing and Civil Engineering ho,h
IN town and connIry. From corsdcrab experience IN
his profession and by pronp'nesa and hdcht, in he
execution OF business entrusted To him he homes to
merit and e"riye share of puhic patronage. ewl'
also measure and calculate The contents of walls sn1
excavations. Office No Chares street, second story
bacK. ;r7 -
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TIE SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF THE
MAJESTIC.
The Giraffe, or CaRnclOpard q!
M Ill he kept open from TEN o'clock A. NJ to
w NINE o'c ock Z. VI every day, for Ia DAYS lon.
ger the of st. Charles and Perdido
And to gseail an opportunity to and examine the
greatest curiosity of klnednn ever exhibited
in 'he United States, the price Of admission will be re-
dueed TO so Gents. Children und servants, half price,
In the adjoining Pavilion, Mr.. 5. Il. Il. NELLIs
born without arms will continue his astonishing per-
formance. Ambulance % cents. del
SPERM Capdtes-lUJ boxes New Bedford lust re-
~ ceyed and for sale by SHALL Il BROWN,
d2l SO Magazine st
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Tue RlrNzr.-The S.. Louis Bulletin is Justly
lnd2naHf Of l"'rGtng that rum"ur vas current
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-, TATE OF LOUI>I, MA. Parish Court for the
- Parish and City of New Orleans: present Tie
Hon ,hnrlrs i!auricn, Judge, Dec. 18th, 10 8. No.
1892, Isaac Bake, rs his Creditors Upon reu ing
filing the Petition and schedule in this ease, tits ordered
by the Court that merng Of the insolrents creditors
n Ike place in open court, tn, nh day of Jana
u %; at l" O'Clock, A. NJ then and there shew cause
why the said lsnlvent should be discha ged accur.
ding tolaw anil in the meantime all proceedings ngains,
his person and property stayed 1t il further de-
creed that l.. Elwyn, Esq be appointed to represent
The absent creditors, by order of The Court.
A. PlrOT, Clerk.
Clerks Office Dec. 18th 1885,
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"A n,
'KNHIRTY thousand III inch, landing from INV
4 L:ncol u'd for sale by
s&JP WHITNEY,
nnv96 t-,n,, OF
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ssseNRsnz,. Captain Keane t, having
!, aatarsed aad ahnk, a few miles below. On en-
l curry thss spsesin found the he entirely
4 without f#AHna on.
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JOCkEY CIJTH
Tine following the drawn numbers or the Louisi
an. Lottery, Cluss 90, for 1883:
90. %, as, l3, 50, S. 81, rs, 9, 4o, 67, 81. 80.
WILL BE DRAWN ON SATURDAY,.
a L Id

LOUI S | A N A LOTTERY
Authorized by Act ofI.egisature. Chapter KILL
passed Mach 81. 1928 Class No. % for 1895 To be
drawn saturday, Dec 2!nd 1888, at 5 o'clock p.
Nj. al the Exchange Hotel St. Charles st.
ID. 5. GREnORY Co. Successors to YATES
HcIN1'IRE 4 Co.
IS Nunbers-i2 Drawn Ballots.
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7Ae Re'r Of Selrood-This charming specimen Of
modern fashionable novels has came us, from
friends T.. Johns Co.. who have just received it from
| the press Of Carey & Hart of Philadelphia. We have
not completed its perusa, but far as we have read
tits every wav worthy the pen of It, elegant authoress
Mrs. Gore, to whom the reading world s indebted for
the 'Her of Selwood, is the writer of that charming
work called "Mohers and Daughters which was re-
Gently very popular Wherever that class of literu
tre IA enjoyed and whcre-save in the musy closet Of
the Phi'osopher-is it not, the "Her of S;ewood" is
10 please.
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BANK OF ORLEANS,

- DEC 1WIh, Ib36, J
TIME ANIMAL election of Directors ofthis institution
j. will be held al the Banking House, on Monday tho
7h day ofJanuary next, between the hours of Eleven
and Tive o'clock.
d21-fSet7i ] NISRET Cnsbi.r
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nRkIs TOOTH PAs'IE.-Ane elegant and hlghiy
W approved nenfce.
Toe give peary wheness to the teeth,
To entsnce the charms and beauty of the mouth
And add fragrant sweetness TO the breath,
ls an attainment long devony wished,
Though meier Till now effectively achieved
This much desired result as will it's use.
With promptness and high satisfaction prove
The Orrts Tooth Pnste, while ii beauties the teeth,
removing and preventing appearance of tartar,
and giving to them clear aud peary wilderness, i'm
proves the color ofthe lip and gums, and gives addl-
tona beauty thu tsnt ensemble of the moutl-by its
disntectng properties greatly tends preserve the
teeth from decay, aud also impars that peculiar and
fragrant the breath, for which the Orris
Roo is so justly and extensively celebrated.
lust receiyedb y BUSH Il ALLAN'S
Fancy Store, Exchange Hotel,
DBL st Charles and Common sits
IIAAO 1tEN MA liOHED'S DYE-tor cham
/ siug the Hair Eye Rro"s, or WHISPERS, to per-
m,npnt brown or black, by application without
s,anipg the skin ar he finest linen, Just received by
EIrSH = ALLAN, tancv store,
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hUCk-A complete assortn,en, in store, for sale Nv
~ S&J WHITNEY,
novel - Cam, q,
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COTTON CIRCULARS
Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

| a NV LENHh'&tt EET, immediately in front OF
the steam boat landing. The above establish
,' s3 G Gr he .s"s Il" " may pE1n"s pes and
and 'IUrslay.. ,'didtsahishmenI will be furnished
with The rhoi liquors, and good Kestanrat will be
| attached o it.
The managers of said establishment have enenset
sufficient Police officers keep good order Throughout
the eslau i1hment: there will be place to deposit
cloaks, canes, &c. No person shall be admitted in
the Ball Room with weapons ofany kind.
npy.ly
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If my thing were yet wanting 10 convince III.
unprelndlctd thar The loco fbco press care no,
to what extent they GU, VIVA, tal>erond they
tell, or what misrepresentation they make, in
order 10 cast from their own shoulders on I,
those of the wing party the imputatian Of hold
ing abolition doctrines, would pnin, to ih,i
comments on the conduct Of Mr.. Wise in III.
matter OF Mr.. Atheron's resolutions; and the de.
duc.ions, and impulntions they make. The facts
in themselves are plain and simple. partisan
nj emher from Maine, mnvss string of anti 1bui
ton resolutions, yet couch ed in form he knows Ia
be ohjec i"nable 10 The southern members, whose
interests are most vitality concerned; vet no soon =
does lie close ms speech in favor OF his own res +.
ulons than he movts'' the previous question: for
the sole purpose at shutting out all debate, all
question: change, or bjection, nd thus EFF ctunI.
~ nIuzzling The lips OF the southern dslegatiun-
The high minded Vrginian would not brook th
insult to the sou'h and requested the wi.hdrn wal
OF the obnoxious gag, which was refused: he
stated his objections which put do,rn: pro-
claimed aloud the true constitutional principle that
congress had right to discuss, or in any pay in
tetere w'sA Tie institution Of slarery, ye. was not
permitted 10 embody the rights OF the south in any
tangible form; and because he boldly objected to
thus being mnzzled, and dragooned, he is pro
claimed by the loco fos of yesterday, as,he foe,
while Mr.. Atherton is cuogized as the true friend
OF the south: aud thus reason, sense and ius,;c.
are sacrificed in the lllusive hope of showing an
apparent coalition between the wings and abo)
tioniss. II Mr. Aher on's resolutions embodied
The true principles for which the south con,cnd.
why was the south denied hearing? Will it be
believed that the gentleman fom Maine had
doeper interrs. in southern institutions than the
Virgnan! can il be believed that The tights of ,he
south are in safer keeping with Stranger, than
with the high minded son of Virginia Yet the
loco foe" letter writers in Washington endeavor
to make il appear that Wise, and The wings are in
favor al abolition, because they prefer their own
expression OF their principles to those dictated.
and enforced, by Mr. Anterior, and his mstsrmed
democratic friends.
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THE GIRAFFE. The exhibition of this mos, beau
,ful, and singular animal, continue. to attract the
notice of our cr'zens, and ~irhnu, exception is
moro worthy OF it than any specimens of Zoology
ever seen in the country. The scientific portion
Of our community is greatly Interested in this
most extraordinary creature. From the eo rli, st
ages the Giraffe has formed the wonder of the
animal world. not less tina the admiration of no,.
lis formation is altogether unlike any other living
creature: It's habits as peculiar as its SHINE is
singular, and the very interesting particulars of
its mode of life in a wild state which NAV he
cleaned from the intelligence and experience of
MI Clayton who has hunted them far wears. render
This exhibition instructive 10 tho mind, as,t ia
delightful TO the eye. On mild evenings this ex
trnardinary female receives company by candle
light: bu, she is so thoroughly southeruer az to
dislike every thing not warm and genal as the
dispositions OF those she has come here 10 SER
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BEAUTIFUL THoUGHT-A enf interrupted in
his progress by stone, gave rise TO the following
c"Il"qny.
LEAF Thou unmoving mass, why dost thou
bar my path!
SroNE. Thou idle wanderer, water rolled me
luther, quarrel with il, not with me. Bot whe rec
fore, may ask turn, dost thou hu,er against,
mel
LEAF. Wind blew mo hirher-hl,mc il, not me
ST NE. Then may water and wind contend to-
ge,her; let them dis 'ue, while thou and remain
nj peace.
LEAF. Nay, but water aud win! will not strug.
glrin anger. For sweet bird sang one s1iuim+r
evening amldst the hrnnches on my tree, mud irt;n
hlm, learn, that they i1ir twin sis,"rs- nd
when they seen, To resre, it is but 10 dance to-
gelhcr and embrace, an when they uplift thctr
voices, it is bur t" ain in song,
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The nmltshie conpte appears tonight, Per-
pare, all ye lovers of good dancing, for rich treat
Haste TO the theatre early, ye, who have no tim 0
to procure ssats in the course of the day. Seats,
II Is rumoured, have already been engaged for
the second ana third nights of this admirable ar
tiste's performances This is as it should b. 1t
proves that her reputation has gone before her, and
that the public are disposed TO uphold real talent
Once seen, Lecompte will take The palm off the
bush. Thro' the kindness of the manager. we
have been allowed to witness the rehearsal scene
in La Bayadere The skill and elegance of ,los
were beyond any Thing that we had conceived
We really long tor the approach OF evende 10 era-
tlfy our expectations.
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In lana Senator.-<ineecn unsrccrssf ,l h oIo,;ncs
had taken place in the Iadiann Legislature to elect
senator to Congress. On the 9th ballotirg Rooms
name was withdrawn, when the worthy started for
Washington in great dudgeoD. Little doubt was enter.
tained that Wing would he elected on The following
day. The 10Th ballot sto I'd thus: Blake, wv 69:-
Noble (W) A: Deny, (W)2: Howard, " BY 2s:--
Hendricks, tdo) .,
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The New York Sun makes some sensible re.
marks on subject either kttIe understood. or vii.
fully perverted in the north, namely, The good
treatment of slaves by their masters, and tie
Justice rendered them by the law when injured
The Sun spe'ks calmly. and truly on this theme.
II is common notion, with some very zenlous
people, that slave trial can receive Justice or
mercy at the hands of the courts. Among the
many proof" con,roverting uncharitsble and un-
founded an opn on, notice tina, the female slave
accused OF poisoning, some time since, in Ken.
lucky, has been acquitted. Another proof of are
and protection for slaves is shown in the refusal Of
the Governor of one of the southern states to mar.
don white, convicted of the murder of negro,
He sid in his answer the petitioners. thu, the
very fact of the relative situations the murde,er
and his victim, made i, incumbent on IT, executive
TO vlndlcate the maj esty Of the laws in the prn,ec.
ton Of the dependent part Of the comrnuni,y
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rENII' sub cribers have INV on hand and for sale:
SOL boxes extra soap. brand of James Could
$40 do imitation No do
$50 taliow candles, brun Of Jackson g. Trowbridge
dm'sperm candles, Bedford and Nantucket
SO boxes Judd's patent do do
800 do Goldfish
100 do manufactured tobacco, vario is brand.
u, eases sweet spanish ch cola,e
2ll cases hysnn AID Young Tyson tea
so boxes paste backing
300 gs Boston nails
~ casks W inter- strained sperm oil
200 sicilv Nsdeila Wine, in pipes, half pipes, or
ks and ocaves, entitled TO debenure
200 coils bale rope
100 baie' Hampshire sheetings, sirtinr. & dilings
eoO Lowell cotnns 1l3 aud IA cnttonnde-, and lin
seys, Jerseys, suitable for negro clothing.
ISAAC BRIDGE X co,
der3 49, Magazine 81
y, UAf-lUh half huxcs No Soap, brand of James
~ Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE x co
milo I,S1 Nnpn2i.r trnpt
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STEFAN gRQp.a4' GsaEG&.
4 bWAEKS, tGENfS, Or CAPTAINS of-TEAN
~ HCAIN Can h,re Actr BIS @,Hr@ eli, in ,,4r.
or more c"lorrd Inks on Plain Coorod Paper, tciLl
despatch, ID an ftrorabe Yers's, By lcucjus their
ORDERS at TECE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Poy lra- aud 81 Charles streets.
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Blank Checks, Ellis of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-
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L liverpool 5 :LT-lS5 sacks Liverposl blown
Ia up Salt, landing and for sal e by
d2l READ u BARSTOW, z Bank Place
piGE-o6 tierces pr tie Carolina Rice, landing from
IA brig Chill, for sale by ABRAHAM TRIER,
o2i "a Graver st
LSXGHANGE ON BOSTUN-for sale Nv
IA d2l ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
g OAP-6o0 boxes extra No. l Soap, brand of Gee.
~ Robbins, landing from ship Adrian, for sale by
d2I - .Ao BRIDGE " 90, 1874 Magazine st
- 'Ci"f MAnE1k, WI Elm pipes, ! pipes,
d2l ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, 1874 Magazine st
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-05
STATE or VERMONT', }
OF CHITTENDEN SIS.

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN SIS.
A II probate Court holden at Burlnp.
IN ton, within and for the district afore
SAID nn tho nineteenth day Of December.
A. ID. 1887. an Instrument purporting to
he the last VIII and Testament of iona
than Breckenridge late of Charlotte in
SAID district deceased. was presented to the
Court here for Probate, by George Per.
klns. the cXec'or, therein named.
Therefore it is ordered BY said Court
that public notice be given to all persons
Concerned therein to appear before said
Court. a, a session thereof TO be holden at
SAID EurllnG' on, on the Cd "Wednesday of
January A. ID. 1885, and contest The pro
bate OF said Will: and it is her order
cd la, this order be published three weeks
succesivcv in he Free Press. newspa per
printed at BurIrngton in this State, the
las, Of which pubca' ions shall be prev-
Gus to the day assigned, as aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at The REGISTERS
Office this lolh day If ID occmber 4. d,
1887. WIN. WE,ToN, Reuisitr.
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Solomon Walker s. Co,

FIJI AVE for sale large assortment of Dry
Il IL Goods. Crockery, Glass and Hard
Ware, and large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Outer and Seal Caps, and Collars,
&c. ALSO,
10 Ihds. Porto Rico and Trinidad Mo.
G do S Crox Croix e. N. o. Sugar.
1000 bis. Loaf and Lump Sugar
6 Bags Java and Porto Rico Coffee.
SO Chests and Half Chests, Hvson,
Young Hyson, e. Hyson Skin Teas.
so Boxes and Half Boxes Raslns.
10 Kegs do.
90 kegs and boxes Tobacco,
100 qunlals Cod Fish.
% bbs MaCke'el,
90 quarter casks Madeira, Sherry and
Malaga Wines.
3 bags Pmcno.
8 do Pepper.
600 lbs. Cassla.
kegs Pure Ginger.
10 boxes Hand Soap.
10 jars Macohoy Snuff.
s do. Scotch do.
bbS, Cot Tobacco for Smoking,
9 do do do Chewing.
1000 bis Solar and Steam Salt,
100 bbs Flnc do.
% Sacks do Dairy do.
600 bbls. Nova Scotia Plaster.
90 hhds. pure New England Rum.
do S, Crox do.
pipes Cognrac Brandy.
3 do American do.
9 do Holland Gin.
3 do American Gin,
boxes Pipes,
600 bbls S, +, Flour.
Glass aud Nails, at manufacturers prices.
Madden, Alum, Red Wood, Log Wood
Cam Wood, &c.
Indigo, Copperas, Cream Tartar, Blue
Vhrol, Camphor, Nulmegs, &c.
The above Goods can be had at Whole
sale or Retail on terms to suit purchasers.
Wool, Pork, Grain, &c. taken
in exchange for Goods.
Nov. IS, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-05

Too LATE AT MEETING In Mr. Deans
History OF Scituate, there is the life and char.
nc,er of Rev. Mr.. Withcrell, who died there
in 1854 The following anccdoie is given 10
-"llus,ratc The prevailing manners in these
times" MIR Bryant entered the church after
the services had commenced, and Mr. Wihcr-
ell. al the close Of his prayer, thus addressed
him: "Nelghbo: Bry ant. il is to your re.
proach that you have disturbed the worship
by entering late, living as you do within n
mile of this place and especially so since
here is Goody Barstow. who has MIXED seven
cows, made a cheese, ard walked to the house
of God in good season."
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LYMAN & COLE.

"AVE received an extensive assert
Il ment of Fall and Winter GOODS.
which they offer at price which cannot
fail to be- acceptable to the purchaser, con.
sis,ing Of
Dark French Merino. Figd. do, Gro de
Nap do
Rich Camble,s, Grape, Ladies, Goa's
Hair, Imitation do. very superior.
English Mcrlno very dark aud rich
Black do.
Roine,tc and Salisbury Flannel and
Clrcasslans.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Black. Blue. Invisible Green, Polish
Green, Purple. Saxony Black, the two last
are new coors suitable for Ladies' Rich
Cloaks, A variety Of Fancy Colors, and
Cadets Grey. SC.
Black, Blue. Lavender, Mix'd Royal
Rbb'd, Fancy PLAID & Striped do.
vEsTINGS.
Black, Blue Black Fid d and Plaid Silk
Velvet
Wooden Velvet, VaIen,a and other style
vcsIings.
Back and Cord Bnmbazines.
Nike and Cold. Pongcc.
SILKS.
Blue. Blue Black, Rich F,g'd Blue Black
Gro de Nap.
Cord Manc'inc Cord and Fig'd Gro dc
Nap. Black Gro de Swiss.
Bandanna IIdkfs., Crimson Pangee do
Spi'Ia field Choppa.
F'g'd !ongce, Childrens do, Black
Italian Crava,s.
PLAID and spotted do.
RIBRONS.
a good assortment ct Garniture. Gouzc
and Taffra Ribbons.
Gallons. Shoe Ribbon, Silk Braid, cord
and Velvet Ribbon
GLOVES.
Buck Skin L ark a. Cold. very heavy
Brown Kidd ard Wooden do. Women,
Black aud Cord Kidd. S 'k and Angola do.
SIIANLS.
Black. White, Scarlet and Fancy Cord
Mcr,no ShaWls.
Col'd and Scatla, Valen,ia Go.
Heavy ga Rob Roy Highland and Vic
tOria do.
Hermann. Shnlv Thibot and Raw Silk do.
For Genhemens Ore,conis
Drab Hunters Cloth, Lyon Skin, Dark
Kersey &c.
FANCY PRINTS.
Rich dark cold English Prints.
do TwIlled.
3 cases dark col, ID low prcd American d.
very cheap.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
| Best Italian Sewing Six, licavy Can
vass Buckram, Ct'qulIla, Red Padding
Cord Srlec,a, Bro Linen. Cord Drilling
SILK Binding, Braid and Cord. Wors'ed
Binding, MarshalI's be-, Patent Thread
Convex lasting Coat Buttons. Fog do
Fancy Gilt dr. Supe- P.arl F'gd Coa'
But,onns. do Vo-'. Plain and F,a'd Gill do
DOMESTIC GOOD,
Cotton Shectlng, Surfing, Tick, Wick
! ing. Waddlng, Bats &c.
One Case Cord Cambrics,
Bleached Cow on &c. &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-05

w 'Ill one H'Uu
lie put penny in the urn OF charity,
And with the other took shilling out
The above quotation from Pollock ep-
plies TO more cases than one. The Trav
cller states that on Christmas morning as
the "contribullon box was passing round
ct the Catholic church. n man exceedingly
well dressed, was observed in the generosity
Of his heart to put in one cent, but in OK
change therefor removed from the box to
his pocket two dollar bill. He was how
ever stopped, the money taken from him,
and after n severe reprmand. he was per-
mii'ed to depart. He ought to have been
made 10 count spurious copper currency for
week, and take his pay in The same coin.
mere "rep'lmand' is Of no use TO such a
-scoundre', unless applied with the foot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-05

THkATRIcAL JEUX D'EsPRlT, Popcs
frs, wife was Miss Young, of Coyeut
Garden Theatre. On the morning after
her marriage she received the following
epls,e from Miss Martyr, of he same thea
tres
"Dear Madam; PERM, me TO be one OF
the first in Offering my congratulations.
have no doub, OF your happiness ] must
confess tina, # his Holiness had attacked
me, good Protestant as am, ! should moi
have had he resolution TO die A MARTYR
To which Mrs Pope returned the follow
ing answer
Dear Madam; Accept my hes, thanks
for your congratulations Thus is not I
time for criticism; bu, ! will soft y whlspe
to my friend that Pope's Essays are in per
feet union with Young's Night Thoughts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-05
STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN, SIS.
A II a Probate Court holden at Burning,
IA ton wuhln and for the District afnre
SAID on the twentieth of day Of December
A, d. 1887. An Instrument purpor,inc
10 be the last VIII and Tos'amen, Of Henry
T.. Boardman, late of Milton in said DIS
tr'c' deceased, was presented to the Court
here for Probate. by Samuel Boardman
aud Hector Adams the Executors therein
named.
THERFroRE it is ordered by sad Court
that public notice be given 20 all persons
concerned therein to appear before SAID
Court, al a session thereof to be holden If,
SAID Burlington on the second Wodnes dav
of January A. ID. 1898, and contest The
probate Of said VIII. and it is further
ordered that this order be published three
weeks sncccsslve!y in the Free Press n
newspaper printed a. Burlington, in this
State the las, Of which publications shall
be previous to The day assigned, as aore
-nt for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 10jh day ct Dec. a. u. 400.
VIM WESTON. Reg.