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Also Transactions and Collections Of the American
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and the second volume Of the work. published in
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will be found
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Z" /" Gardening.
Plants
=" Cottage, Farm and Villa
Architecture.
Hayward's Science Of Agriculture and Agricultural
Chemistry, VOL, octave. ..'~
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Smith, on the Building Of Cottages
The system Of Agriculture reprinted from the Ency.
clopsdia Britannica, vol, qnarto with many engrayngs
London price ST.
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Chaptas Agricultural Chemistry translated from the
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Treatise on Cattle, published by Lord Brougham's
British Society for the Diffusion OF Useful knowledge,
Hilbert and Buists Flower Garden Directory.
Bigelowss Medical Botany.
American Farmer; American Orchardst; American
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Mowbny on Poultry, Cows, Swine, and other do
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| Thatcher on Bees &c &c and many others various
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HassIers Elements Of Arithmetic, Theoretical and
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Also, Hassler's Analytic Trigonometry, Plane and
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Solids, volume, octave with many engravlngs Pnce
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

otirinatc from vitinlcd habit OF body. Or an
hereditary p'cdispD ltlon in the patient. ard
rcnrraliv dppcar under tho vatinus ana dis,
licssing Shapes of .Sccofi1. SAT- Rhtna. Lrp'
ro,D ST. .4aMoogs Frc, Fcrer Sores. Vhue
~trshiDgy ScUryy. fOW ond ObSiiHdie OiceTs.
Sore L,gs ami Fps, ScaH Uead. md Ncncre-
81 I1jnL II the last mentioned condition Of
the system tho Boianicdi Drops will be found
20 eradicate the lurking poison. where .Wercn-
~ has totally failed, and hus prevent the pa.
rent from cutaillng tho DIS %! an hcrcdl'a.
ry disease ON his cnspring. DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS arc successfully used
IN eases Of violent cruptinns after the .Dc0'ies
red LioIthes -pjnp'cs on Mc farc--fcHcrjng
c,npiiDns on the sllh--nnd other diseases of
the external surface, and oIc ono of the best
&priHg and .9UiUmndi phyjts known, to flee
the system i'om humors.
a. Sirjkjng Ini1nCCs If Success
Extract Of a letter from a Physician Of the
first rcSpcctatIhlv. and extensive Practice,
in this vicinity. member OF the MaSsachu
sets Medical Society.
1uvr 16rr. 1922
Dear Sir: "This child before lac was year
dol. became afflicted with lrprons disease Of
the SKIN. and winch gradually increased, 50
that when ahou, three years old. the whole
surface Of the body was one continued sore,
" w. ~. a,d ;,',,ln.,i,o ;,nLi,
,',s : ~ ai,,., ;,s,nnn,,,ll. r,oa,
49, H. .., a,,,.'',,,.,d o,.,or,,l I'D
. ,,.,;.' ,.,ra ,,..od ,,',,Lor, anr nor
n,a,'on, raiicr NncL Interest was cyci,od in
| LaLair 81 do ,l,Il ,,d corscoucp,lv din;,
nm, ,,odicI advice was solicited. but with
! lul. or no advantage. the disease progressed
/ with unabitinr violence. aud seemed TO defy
,hs hcoi,nr art. AT length the parent was
;ndnnod bg tho ,dvico uf n nciri,hor. who
: h.d loon ,.rnG,ied hv the o,iic!r. io ,rv DR.
r,,,r's DOyANlCAL DrOpS. Several
/ Le,,Io. .o,. ,;vou ACCORDING IN the dircc,ion,
/ hs(,,s the Is,., abatement IF the disease wa,
,.hss,ycd hnt hva ne,s.yerior use of them.
,h. ,chn,ors 4, chn,G,s begon TO nbo,c.-,he
.ca,s ,o riys wav in nlaces. and fail off. Tho
! D,rrs ,,,, con, i,urd until tho how bccamo
NJ, I.c,Iv u.u tho skin rcsuminr lie na,ur,,
and booi,hv ,snec, seeming indeed like n rom
n,,,oA .lin-Iiroo which limo tho how bo.
on;,vcd nc,r.ct heol,b. and his curc is ascri
hed ,vbniIv to tho D,ons. ne M other medi-
a;n. ,,a, ns,a j., oon;,r,ion with ,hem -,
/ rtrhn orio,,,ol ,,,,,r with nddi,ionol mar.
,;c,I,,. nav ho secn Sv collinr on the Pro-
nre,or.
a (,.ny'.r,1,, nj L,is CjIy who had been at 80
,crded n lone time BIZ our mos, celebrated
mud eyp.,,encrd nr,c,i,ioners. and who had
heen rcdnc,d IN almost the last STAGES Of ex-
i.,encc Inv hi. complain,--had lost one cue =.
md dr.ndfinl Ulcers began 10 dssiroy his hg,
and sn,cad over his whole side. and TO threaten
n mast 1ojyC,J and Encerinr death in COM
muo,calluT h,, case at larne TO the Pronric.
tor. makes the following closing remarks
"NIy cas-. was nronounccd hy nv phvi
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The following are Mr. Clays remarks in
4 hn Snnaia ON mn Srhlnssn nifnII.

The following are Mr. Clays remarks in
the Senate on tine SchIossor affair.
Mr., Clay: of Kentucky rose. md NOV
ed tina, thai portion of the message wh'c"
relates 10 an approprail.n be referred
to the Committee on finance" ard that
the other portion Of II. RELAXING 10 cur
Foreign Affairs. be referred 10 tho com
mite" on Fnr"'gn Relations. While 10
Mr.. &. SAID he must tax. occasion 10 say
that he did think ths' The rccen, outrage
commit ed on The sail of The United States
and on the lives Of cujzsns. was OF the
most slrocious nature IN ITS character aud
consequences-wh"lIv unjus''fabie,and not
in the slightest degree pa Hated by "
thing which preceded 1t. And SIR. (sa,d
Mr.. e there was character Of drhbera
tlon attending i, which agrava,es the cnor
nifty. II was 10 the dead hour of he nla ut
it was from shore in belhgerant condr,
lion. and therefore in n state of cons, ant
watchfulness il was after state Of p'epa-
ration, which must have been Fl least three
or four hours. showing that the comman
der Of the British forces was opprlaed al
II, and The destination of the attacking
force. II was altogether impossible that
he YVES ignorant oflhe fact that this v"ssc
was lying quietly al anchor within our jn'
Tlsdiclion, and therefore in condition
which could not justify an attack II wa'
70 under al these circumstances iba,the attack
was made, Neither the people Of the u
States. in The aggregate, nor those IN the
immediate ncgbborhood of The disturbed
district, nor the Government OF the u
States, had done any thing to justify this
mos. unparalleled outrage. ! want "a
further evidence (sad Mr. Clay than tno'
now presented to mo 10 satisfy me tina,
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Samuel Keclcr's Estate.
State or TERMO.NT. }
DtsrR,cT OF cH,Trr>p.~. 50 )

DISTRICT OF CH'TTvNptS, So
A II q probate Cunri n"id.O OF Bn,l.pu
"a too. WITH" AVID inv the d,-',cl a'nre
SAID on III" tW.n',h'lh day Of December,
\. ID. 1887, an INSTRUMENT pnrpor,'"g to
h" ia" las1 WIN aud T.p,amcn, OF Sam
u"i k"'lnr late of Essex in sad district
DECEASED. Wh- presented 10 ~. Court, here
foe Pr"hal., bY Marshal Cs.tlS. the eYccu
tor. therein n.Med
Th"t.'o'e i, ia ordered BY snd Court,
ths' l"b'c notice be gwen TO oil person.
CnhC"t"sd therein to appear before "a ID
C"nvt. ~ 4 session ,hc'so'lo 10 holden a,
SAID E"rhnn'ur. ON III" "a "Wednesday az
February A. n. 1888. and con,.., ,hs pro
hate at sad WIZ: and /, i. further order
ID nat th. ortcr l." published three week.
-ucc"s-,rolv ~ he Free i'res- ncwspnp",
nrn'ed 81 Darlington, IN 'hi- State, Ma.
last uf which pnb lca i"ns shaIi b" rrcvl.
aus to the day assigned, ~ uiora-ald f.,
hearing.
Gwen undcr nv sand A. Tho Registers
Office, thls 25'h d.. nf D"r.r,b., A. d.
1887. WM. Ws.ro>, Re,is,tr
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Ncac Publications for sale al
WIN. d. KIDDrR, ( Comm
TIE ROCK STORE

nm NUN IOit',
EVHE Christian Professor addressed in
Il a setics of ccuu.els and. cautions 10
the membrrs nf Christian Churches. by
John Aucpl James | vol. - mo. New
York. 1888
q .N,,raijpe Of .N;ssionary Enterprises
in NE South Sea Islands WITH remarks upon
he naturnI history of tie l,lands, origin.
Languages, Traditions and u-sg"s Of ,h"
iobabian's, by J I'm Williams. Of h. Lon
don Missionary Society, ,lius cd with 81
wood Engrav,nus, | vol. w. 900 PIP.
New York. 1888.
Religious Discussions. their cause and
cure, n p,ize essay, BY Pharc"llus Church,
, vol - NO Nav York 1888
Young .Hans Closet Library, hv Robert
Phillip. OF Maberlv Chapel, with an INTRO
due DRY essay by Albert Barnes, vol. Is
Lectures illustrating The contrast between
true chrisiipaity and vsr'ou. other .ys'rin',
bs William b. Spraguc, d. ID. Albany, |
vol 70 90.
TIE Constitution IF MN considered II
relation tn ex'"rnni objects, BY George
Conb", vol. 70 mo
Doct Sueeiser's .Ntm Wort on Dy'prp.
sia | vol. l2 mo. Boston 1897.
Lochharrs Life Of Sir WaHer Scott
Boston 1883.
.Nodern Society or he March Of Intellect
by Miss S,ocIsr. New York 1887.
The sayings and doings If Samuel SHed
of Si,hsvHe. Ph'iod-lpha 1887.
The .Ne,c York Rcp;e,o tor Jannarv 1888
Thus able prriudicai vii be ,..ocd regular
I ~ ~ Jannsty, Apr. Jniy AID Octobr, @
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iiyccan agency for Vermont,

Tor the sal' "t the g"unlne. Mortisun'e
Negotiable Uuversa Medicine, Of the
Uut-h College Of health. The rcpo'a,
t,on If u is established, throughout 'l"
world. and needs NO rccomcndat ION. Ap.
plICa,i"nS tor sob aErnr,"- tor counties or
lawns 'rtm fcspon.lhle persons WHO do
not t-nl IN other med clHrs Nll b. At
irnd, d -. upon spl'c,',ou personally or by
letter. (pos' paid a. the Variety Shop t.,
Pangbo'n g. Btusneld, Agent. fnr tn.
State 81 vermont. January s, 1888.
n. y. Sub Agents Wi b" supp,"d M
on much batter terms than uni'et To" form
er u. = Arc"', .nd VI STATE agent. s.
curly Wi b" required and ons tH'd lh'
amount Of 10" brl must be rn'h ~ th-
time ofrnrchos". and a bond s'gn.d os''s
ing not 10 sell any coun'''i,,t Wp'ilC,rg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

RHODE I>LAND NOMINATION, The
Wings Of Rhode Island have h-id a Con
ven,icn in Pruvldcncn. nominated Hon.
VIM Spragnc 10 their candidate for Gov
ernor at the election in April next. lie
will be elected by large maturity.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

The r chmond Wing surnunccs the
death OF Edward V. Sparhowk, the editor
Of the Petersburg In,cI'gencer. Mr. s.
wasn gentleman Of fine talents and &C
quitemcn's and has Jeff many warmly al
tacbcd friends to doplorc his loss.
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CAUTION! CAUTION!

~ y" IN consequences Of Door. BRAN
~ DRETH 5 vegetable universal pills hav
ing such popularity by the cures that have
followed the use of them as is atiestcd by the
thousands of thankful persons who are daily
recommending said Brandrcr his Pills to their
afflicted neghbors. has been a cause Of being
seized up"a by unprinclpIed men with view
OF 'etting money, and who make an entirely
spurious article Qor they of course could moi
make any oihcDwith counterlri,ed directions,
which is palmed upon unsuspealing persons
tor The genuine article. through pedlcis and
some traders on The West side the Green
Mount aims. who had better he on the look out
Tor physc Of a different kind, winch will be
prepared by Docl. Brandre,hs attorney on
purpose for such impoSiurs 49, Commencing
"by the authority Of the United States" sc
and adm Mustered by The L S. Marshall of
the District OF Vermont to the tiuno of an on.
cralion o'abont s 900 worth Of physic.
The zeal BIand'eth Pills cannot DO had of
any others than the authorized agents, as
advertised in the general Advertisements in
this paper. The agen, in Burlington is
January To- 1888, s. f. HOWARD
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Notice.

2 S hereby civcn ha, the undersigned and his
a wife Dcipna CAiVcRden, have separated
by mutual agreement and that provision has
been made for her separate maintenance
Therefore all persons are forbidden 10 trus,
her on my account Bella tnIr1ENDEN
Shclhuruc. %. 1897.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

Yesterdays mail brought us Buffalo
dates TO the 49, III. There Is nothing deci
sive. A smart cannonadlng was carried
On for several hours he night before be-
tween the Island and the Canada shore,
but with little or no cffac,. One hundred
volunteers. jr'ned tho Islanders on the
18Th. Gen Scott arrived AT Buffalo ON
Thursday,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

An armed party ofloyalis,s came out to Cham.
plain few DAYS since and kidnapped clev en-
Canadian patriots. Possibly this announce.
men, will be considered "inhamatory," but
can't helm il.
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NnTrsyE..

FHNI1E proprctots Of tho brick meeting
" house. at Wnooskic village. arc, re.
qucs'cd TO meet at l., man s. Marshes Office,
il Burlington. on the oath Of January 1888,
at 6 o'clock p. NJ. 10 see what measures they
will take TO finish said house. aud do every
other business appcrta lining thereto
Burlington Jan. II, 1888.
DAN DAY. Building
WIN. KIDDrR, Comm.
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DR.. Rrt|t's IstImn';c Pills.

DR.. RctIts Estimate Pills.
This exceedingly powerful, and yet
cqraliv -n'e and 'n"o,'H' rrtpsra.,cn. ba.
I'll, c'"d tn"'on.h s0d r.p'd cn's- upon
CO... .Npr"..d 10 have been (r- adj
vn"t.d IN Confirmed Consumption, snd
Nro have cNhib,.d the Appearances which
Usually lndica'C q ia al tctIp'uatilp o. H..
disn,,rt
DR.. RELIES PILLS have s'so %
ta'n.d III. hIgh.-t chnt"ctrr a. a Psioriai
.Wsdic'ne sifrd,nr tb~ most Unexpected
T.. l,ri to thn-. iHhnUriuc urd.r the com
mon C,ugl. occa-,0n.d bv acr,d huWors
it,ln',rr lbe ,l,tnot. or nv Hcilnc,,cns on
tho iurc---e,w,om. which den'i.e the snf
togo, o. si""p. md gradually inifoducs h.
ion1 'roH Of Pulmonary ah5c''nns. Tho
P,i- srpcase the cough, prom"'s easy OK
! p'cio'si'on, very c--'n''aijv roiievn, and
often entirely care the most oh'tina'. and
dt-irc--'Ng cars, (onmJn Coidv are "en
! aliv rcro,cd hy he ti- ~ few b"nrS.
| IN rho harrn-s,nr md ruii lcHuuu com
| plant Of Tho ASTHMA, the PiIis g'vr iUl
m.d.A'" relief They mitigate ~" cnto .
! pla'nt, and generally effect radical cure.
~ those AS,hmR'ic s'octs characterized
bv difficulty Of bren'h'nc, t'ghrn"ss and
structure across tbc breast md in the
lung. oppressive fia'nI.nc"s, wbsez'ng.
coughing. hnnr-snS--, Collivcnsss, ard
many other a. hmalic symptoms.
/ A. TIE Pits Y'Gnlts ~ ordinary ra4ea no
Confinement they nav be administered
wNh confidence AM, safety to all 6qes ana
css>.s Of people. Un,Hanprd success
ha. hitherto attended their ahmN,s',a'j"n
10 crcat variety OF cases; and ibe Pc
pr'to' can r.'rr TO mnl'lndr, Whch
testify 20 ,hoiy cnicnCy 10 tsvivlng the
c"nc la,'d vlc,'N from VI" bed of d,scnss
SD r"-,"'ng h',n 10 IA" Dressings Of &C.
cu-'r'ucd hortb and activity.
rue BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Posuiiirg from NE administrative Of Dr..
ReiGes .l,Nimriic and Copvumpijre Pats,
erh'Li,d in The f,iiow,ng coscs.
IA Pny,'c,an, NJ. u. and Dfngrjs'.
recently wrr'rs: Ute A-'hms',c Pdl-
| (R"',,'-) me- Invariably vel! spoken of b.
| bose ~ no 49, ihgm v
u Mrs -, Of hi, riiy, wns th-ee yeors
seriously afflicted ~ con-umptivc svmp
in,u-. u ralu ~ the side, sinp-t porp"'ual
cough, -plniur 81 10 GOD. gc".ral d"hlutv.
~ IN it'- distressing .sts. unable /"
~ M. aUd pni CNpg'i,I. ~ Iivc MANY DAYS
he wa> ADVISED to nike Dr. Eei'c's ASfh-
mA'lc pll'. and also Dr.. Irhb's l.'u,nen'
be- arrI I'd I" h.r -Id,, Wh'Ch ehe uiG, aus
To the s,t"r',hn-nt "'.ve,, ooe. ~ .horr
tn" ehr VA prricc'ly re-r"r.d 10 health
o. "A Lady C,om Irdmingham wss 80.
v"rtiy 0til clcd wlh c"n4h. sp,,I,ng ~
hlo"d and general d.hibjv, on ,hk,rg two
ho'rlc, Of ,o"-" ',- aud one bon Of u.
- A. d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

WHAT IS LtrE.- There Is eloqncrce Of
thought, a well a. language, ~ IN" fol
towing paragraph from Arnott's Elements
Of p yes:
tue functions by which The animal
b DIV assumes foreign matter from around
aud converts them rs own substance. IL
lI'rlc invulng N some of It's details bu, ia
ken altogether is ono Of the most wonder.
'nl .nh]acts which can engag" the human
attention. II paints directly 10 the curl
one and YET unanswered question VIDA,
Is li'' Th" student of nature may ana
Use WITH all h's art 'bos" mluu'" pn'ilnN.
OF matter called seeds and WHICH he knows
| 10 be tho tnduncrts Of fu,n,e creatures,
and 'h Inks Ivy which endless yrurrat ions
of llvi"y creatures. bang Ia exi-'cncs
but no cannot disrn'angle and display a
part Their mysterious LIFE that something
under he Irfu"ncr If which determine.
IT'S fnrm and proportions. One such sub
s'anc" thus becomes a bpnntpou. rose BIZ. h :
another a noble oak. a ihlrd an eagle
'"ut'h an eggplant yea III nc same way
on from The rud.>i mn,er,ns OF brok, n
seeds. nnd leaves md plants, aud pits Of M
mai flesh Is bu up he hnmar frame i,
sell whether II 'hH ac'iv. mHle, cnmb,n
tng gtaC"iun"sa and strength. or of the
grnt'"r women, ssh beauty around her a.
! llght. H"S uhss'ug STANCE that such
should y tbe "-'l'n IT IN" bright human
eye, whose Gia"rp p'"rCes az it The lnvls
,blc soul were shot with u, OE the 'lps
which pnuf sweetest 81 qr' nce. Of The
| larnyX which BY Vibrating. flI- the sur.
rounding air with mua,c. ou, more won
/ Itr'nl than al, at thai .nn.- s,,uI IN v,thtu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

Burlington, Nov. "a, 1897.
ED OBEkT MOODY is now receiving
Ee from New York an extensive supply
a. 'iardY are. SaddIeiy, Hoi"watr. Drug-.
Medicines, Pants. and Oh which b.
Offers 10 The pubic cheap for cash mr. short
credit. a. the old e.'abh.hcd store. uor h
east corner Of the Square,
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there is nothing tn justify it. II was To
be regretted (Mr G. sa,d) that in our own
history. examples had been furnished by
which this Outrage nigh, be IN hated. -
without, however advcr,'ng TO them, or
any recent occurrences. no would only
say that the ttun ground tor great nation
to place itself on. was that of inst ice. thai,
II should respect the rights OF all Da'ous
the weak as well as the powerful aud TO
abstain from al ac's which might hetcaf
ter be brought up rs prccpden's against
them. While he made these remarks, he
by no means wished TO be understood rs
desiring TO k'ndle upn sp,r, of war be
iween this Country and Gtca, Bran
though he thought tina, ample. ard promp
indemnify should be gwen Us. He should
as much as any man, dep'ore war but
looking to the vast resources OF our conn
try. the valor of nur citizens. and achieve
mcuis IN former times. he would not tear
The result, II (sa'd Mr., G i, Should be q
war with Grca, Br,nln. he would deeply
| deplorc It buj N this case it would be a
Just wnr. and he would be ready to meet
It. With the present friendly rclat,ons
bet wccn This country and Grca, Britain
with Tho exception Of the recent occn'rcn.
COS 10 the onr' hrss', he did not see any
cause to apprehrnd Il.
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Edward Pope's EIstate.

Na7 l. the subscribers. having been appon.
w ted by the honorable the Probate Court,
FOR the District "f Chntendcn, commissioners
to receive. examine aud adjns, The claims and
demands Of all persons, agains; the estate of
Edward Pope, late Of Burlington in said Dis.
uicl deceased. reprcnied msolvcnl. and also
all claims aud demands exhibited in off, ct
thereto; ard six months from the dav Of
the date hereof. hcing allowed by said court
10, that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we viii attend TO the business of
our appointments AT ihcdw Hing oflra Sh'nck
lun Keeper III Burlington IN the sad District ,
on the second day Of April and eth day of
June next, al 10 O'clock A. NJ. on each of
said days.
Dated, this 9Th day Of December A. ID,
1887.
GEORGE A, ALLEN, Commits.
V. HARRINGTON, sirncrs,
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CONSUMPTION
i,tN2gG ! rNH {UjgygEi

Z - iha' hong tram % tl,..s-.a when seem
z so grow "ih tbs ntuNs, n 81 CIV z q
-ocl.ir, CONSUMPTION taxes 'h.li. al
~ ~ tcl'ull"-4 intuaa. Upnn NUmln 1T. -
yc, hi. dreadful disorder - casity overcome
~ ~ CARRIER -lagr-. Il j. oniv Whcn neg
! ct.d ihht 4 arrives a. lh' terrific nntutL
" vhch ~ often b,fiies the sagac,jy 81
proia-.I"naI sc,"nCe. An obstinate cough
j. he cu.i"mar. foretunno' of ia. rutMn.
May Cn>,UMp,ius. Inp'opcr rcGlcc ~
no tlWelv pdn,nI-''n',un OF s,mpie and
-aln'arv '.'n.,,cs j. SUI. to bc too'ovsf
w n dreadful succ..s,on ~ rcnsup Dij,e
sy"'".ps: orv'c.-,nN of tho br.Hs, prrrn.
in and blo"Ny .pn'l' uCrta"d 'nn.- o,'i
h"',c fever: >hfvellsd chl,cn,tos. nnd
g"n"vHl cWaC,a',oN of w." whole hody
~ ,e''n''"n "f strength; tID-h'd cheeks,
r""I.n feet ana iegs; aud NJ lsa'. 10 ia!
possession Of ihs m.rtsl tscuh,"-, and
.bii. hops .'jil whispers hoy n,,,.tinc tai.
could rx,''miti.-, and y rrsina are d'Nih
Fu' -. Var,o". s,no"s - ms cotrp'eIu'.
""c - ,.e tn"s, approved remedies ever
al ftI-r ,.,v. 4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

MAINE.-From he report of the joint
select committee of the Name Legislature,
TO which was referred Tie counting of the
vote FIR governor, have reported that Ed
ward Kent (Whigl has received 81 o53 /;
Gorham Parks, L"co Foc") 5000; all
the other canhlds'es ESQ. Thus Mr.. Kent
is cons,u'ionally elected Governor OF
/ Maine.
A wing, a Shomcth S, Whippl', ha :
been elected in convention Of bath houses.
TO fiji a vacancy in the eighth s"oa'"'sl
district. rhe wbig ma ori'y on ',n' bal.
q, as indicated hv this vn'~ was 7--bot the
ac,usl mslotty l. cs' mated a, q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-19

BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcr-Th glory Of
tho summer 10 gone bv--ih' beautlfu'
rtcenncss has become wi,hercd and dead.
Were tins all--Wpre there 10 assoc,aiions
Of moral d"sola'ion-of faded hoprs- Of
hearts wlthcting in The bnsnms fihr living
--ronnccied WITH the dccay,nu sccnoty
around ia. we would no, indulge in y mo.
mcn's's melancholy. The season Of flow
crs will come agn'n---'he streams will flow
gracefully and hgh'ly as before-the trees
will again toss their crmbrous load OF
g'cenness TO tho sunlight and, by NOISY
-,ore and winding rlvUlci. the young bins
SONS VIII start up n a' tn" bidding Of their
,a,rv guardians. Bu' the hannah nsart ha.
90 change ike ha, of nature. ]; has ne
second spring time. Once bligh'ed in it,
hour uf freshness. II wears forever he ma Il
nf the spn,ler. The dew- Of affection may
fall. and The gentle rain OF sympathy be
lavlshed upon H.. but The tore root o
bighod feeling Will meyer nyaIn waken IN
lo ltfe--uor tho crushed flowers nf hope
blossom with their wonted beauty.