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N FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains =

-. Fer sale exchange. - trac- Oi handsome iani
containing rs each. -l, 81 superior snaiuy, va
tered with fine streams and cp.rred With hne iiu snch
a. whit. OAK hickory. beach. wanl Halfe ana y",nf-.
The s /, afaped Ia wheat rye corr os, ,o'iou tobacco,
and Irish POTATOES. The above i9Sl' VII sold NJ
reduced prices, O suit. or Trey = y 10 *
changed for almost Kind of mrschandEe. For maps
diagrams and particulars, apply To
nj SMITH MIIHrNDI,F n In.n !. o d
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A ; ; o CT 4 T 10 N;

Or PRINCIPLES Of True o genizauon OF Society,
u The authorship ~ thus column d'iuct from TINT Of
Tie TriJun, ddres letters, post poid 10 A. BRISBANE.
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vUHOMPSON'S TRUSS.-Cure war

raniei-Thc oav right principle ever discovered, a.
Won can have A. much pressure a. you w, the rupture
without \ back pad which does great injury. Come and
try IL days aud moi the easiest best and cheapest,
you NAV reiufn H. Apply ~ % Eliriaget BrOome.
Tor the present all hours. Ladies attended 10 10y lady
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TUE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN
CREENWICH POTTERY. 26l Eigh,

III
tc,,h-s,rcei, between Ninth and Tenth Aveane>-A
ihs establishment Is the only ofihe KIND IN Tvs CITY ann
the arces; the State. the subscriber respectfully inors
public that he and Offers FOR sale on Tie
most reasonable terms, the following articles. W.;
Stone Ware Earthern Ware. Portable Furnaces Flower
Pots Oven Tile, Chimney. Pots, Stove Linng' Bancling
Pos FircBrlck GTeen-iOuse Tile, Slave Tubes, Sc &c
~ B.-Csrxcal and Druggist Ware to order All orders
through the PosiOfice Will be punctualy executed
mia SIN WASHINGTON SMITH
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An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lane, Mer

4 Y NV Z TVN.-HdIIICI IIdHc' 7HVT
chant Tailor 1905 Greegwich-strert. corner ct Amos
" would most respectfully invite hs friends anu the
-ublc IN general who ~ want o clothing IN eau al
hi establishments where garments OF every description are
ms m 10 or er n the bet and fashionable style,
cheap a, the cheapest ant Inferior 10 none garments
mad and trimmed superior style at very low prices and
warranted to tit GoOs sod hy the yard, an! ~ charge
for cutting garment, out Of them where customer, wait To
get them made Themselves. Rcadyade clothing constant
" on hand " B.-Prase cali and Judge Tor your>rlN's-
Don't mistake the number, 7,oi Greenwich corner Ct Amos
-, as w.
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= The American LabOrer,

the interest. of American Industry and To The Poecuon OF
american Manufacturers and Laborer' for sale al us
PrCe6 cent?.
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LII CHEAP RENTSi-A very desirable two-st'ry
Rrck House No " lhrf;>treef, nsar -. John, Par.
am ther superior Dwelling in Cherryst'.rt, No. ALB VIII m
70 either to one or Two fames ai,p li0u>e IN Avenue a.
near Houstoutreel. Ether OF these pre- may be
rented upon fair terms from ID. SlCkELS,
a25u II Nas>au.si al story.
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f1uEAP ROOK.-The cheapest book
GOODS below cost, at

Ye "a Maiden Lane.-The subscriber having re!inqu.i-
ed the military business, and removed his goods from W
Broadway to "a Maiden Lane offers to So his eniire
.tock-con.stl.g OF Swords, Belts. Sashe Epaulett-s
Iaces Buttons Pumes MUskets Rifles, &c &c below cost
raIors making uniforms officers equppng themselves OF
perso., purchasing sell again viii do wei To call
AZ If WI hl' i'N'
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\ JANriD--By a Young man who has

~ ncN'rn.ye acGy 'iI'ancr with Country Merchants
nl bal ytfal lcaf 1erience n'ne business, situation
b. inl k-Aeeptr or salesman. Muuli make hnrs, useful
% any department %. tie b1,rcs Reference une,ceIten-
.h'n. Arp'y 40 - Canals. an 81
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.RUG STORE FOR SALE, in the

upper part Of the city. fr,t rate opportunity tor any
person vishlng commence be business Il = YER, a.
srable ,ituaton for practitioner who WISHES u nctd
practice. Forfuriher particulars apply At 5i5 "rano|
a.
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<A TO LET-The large Room on the
n TO LET-To small family, part of
~ TO LET.-Three handsome new

LUZ hrck dwelling HOUSES finishing they will be
inrrsed with Show WINDOWS and Stores IN the nrst hoor
with other alterations f required by the tenants They are
pa>any situated II and Is First Avenue Houston
street The will correspond with the times Appli-
cant, requested examine the buildings a. Tie woIk
progre.rs early Also 10 let posses
,on first of Nav the excellent dwelling House No ~ frsi
street corner Of the First avenue, desirable residence Tor
genie. snail family. The Rent will be SIS per annum
Apply No ISL Broadway, sr at No 81 water-'t a<3lw-
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Attractive Industry.
IN ANTED-Two experienced hands TO
l. tNTED-By family in pleasant,

W leli.hy part 0 New-Jer,ey ~ cirl. between the
gc> o -at and twelve Doa-dcrs. Instructions
81 100 boz gwen n ih, Fnei.h branches by member of ny
y. fh~ French Language VII sl,o he taught, Il dt-
sired Apply at {, sNth ay'nue, ~ ~ Spring street.
. here terms. (Which WA - Woacrats,i viii be made
,,v,r ana y,,o1 reference, given a25 6ts
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4 plnv-Carial SN0.po: Office M - Will ii. TIL.
Company couunues ~ make insurance against los ta1
age = ire, and inland raw -aiioa.
DIRECTORS
Rensselaer, Ravens Nsl. Taylor Corls ". Lawrence
J. Pbr " PhleniY. William Cpurr, ilcsh Bsdw-,
join Morrison, T. l. " o0l.ev. Nathan FL Weed,
Joseph u. Naruun flaming & Tucke-. John Ranh %,
David lee. Ne - d. Reniari %. John n Wolfe,
Caleb O. Hel,ted. william ". Todd Fer. nand >uN dan,
Henry u Thompson. X. HtNEN>, President
s,v,s PAN - -arr,.,rv ~
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,sA TO LET-In Brooklyn, , handsome

~ stor, and attic Brick House, Wit marble il4hie
N 'TTnp door. pleasantly ,uatrd, us and III Nassau
no ,.,,s Fr.ur. gl SAM FL SliOrNELI
On the PREMISE.
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-TOVEY'S TRUNK REPOSITORY,

j ] No. l8s Pesh H. opposite Ce,iar-R HOvEY man
s-furrs and keep, constantly hani -. ~ dcscrppOs
TrascIing AMI Prcking Trunks Csrpe, Bags, vslses
TO- ~ wholesale and retail chrsE tf cash approved
ar.r HS Sts
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Ia For SALE-Thaty very desirable plat

ground situated a. the corner Of LalgHi and Var
* Streets fronting on ~. Johns Pa'k heos i'.i
.,,.be- on laieifsrre and - 1lcl, viii the
Church thereon For particulars enquire OF JOSEPH
MEEES. 10. IL Beech, o.
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TIRES DICTIONARY of Arts, Man

" uiacures and Mines. No. V. III y dav received by
SiXTON MILES. 10 Fullon-,tre-t.
B-stXTON MILES viii open large assortment
of Theological Classical and Msceancou, Books on The
9Th of May, at us Broadway, lod stand OF William A. Col
al
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Al u II >,WL RooME. I2i Walker Il.
TO LET at 30l Broadway.

La Handsome Parors and bedrooms attached, Ct VI
r'01s S1t, furnished or uniurn>ri The House VIII be
painted AMI put IN complete order. Ari>is Families or
IN H. gentlemen who think ot changing would do vel 10
cali Also Room to let The fourth floor, ~ eCt wd"
by 50 feet deep Inquire the second oo room 81 alu
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IzATO LET. from the first Of May next

= "a sore and blc. Room, suitable aul tor several!
yea. and no. occup,ri a, Publication and Camp ''ns
phce M th. \ew-l lrk Mechanic. with counters shelves,
&c. Rent low. Inquire ol }. LOCKE, IA the rear ot -
,n,,-.tr.,f ala I'm
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ira TO LET. to a small famiIy-(nonc

i o.hr- need opp, tic second story, irpat a> tt-lt
l lifc rooals iu handsome ans large TOO .ioF H1u'e
H Rr.chtr--r,,t, nelr Roadway. R'ui,ois 30 40 ff'
...o-.,.. 10 lo,oi uqurei Apply al n. Si Re,chcr
..,..- a&S.
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INSUR RANCE.
INTNA Fire Insurance Company of \


81 Y.-pTc- " 81 Wal-.i Insure against l0., or
.is.e hv 1r- dwelling house, -opss. u~ut1r-.
ind ter Car, i1 port AMI property generally, on
- ilvorabI, terms suv ather o'7c,
DIRECTORS.
Charles Town, G. :. Wr,.n.rU John T. >t1rg.
John Ala, Gc-r-- Pnmerov, r. q. Clayton.
Foe.h peuu. 7. Lou, F1ufbe. Geo. Coi-ais.
Rr--.li >'rth.us, = J. VI Valentine. I.oa- l. Platf.
Chester Clark, Wa. y at-,rgli. X " Blackwell,
l. ". Hoffman, W.. !. T. Ptiaf. &. y. Cot
:. u. >kItn, VI. l.. Marsh. Jn>. Janlies1n.
Y Peg. T. T.. Muller. Joshua Jones,
T. ". Hupedeu, DO. Van B0ske-c'. : ia, Wood.
Theup', AntAouy, Daniel |. cray. Mi.m ". Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN. President.
llENRY I0rr Secretary.
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TO LET-A Summer Residence,

BEAUTIFULLY situated ia. bank OF the East River.
M al f1t street, and within five minute, vain ol the tlaf-
ir Railroad cars TIL iIousr j. surrounded by 'rut 90,
l1d shruhjrry, anil command, fine view OF the ~ -
,,.,,tufaou a.ju
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WHO'LL. No. 32S
REAL ESTATE

"a TO LET-A part of House No. 50
A orch1fl =. Inquire on the premises or At io Fu!-
=. = s.6U
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TIIE NATURALlST'S LIBRARY,

"HE NATURALiST'S LIBRARY,
containing scientific ami popular descriptions OF Man,
Qua,iruneds Birds Fishes Reptiles and Insects compiled
rom tie work, of Culver, Richardson, Griffith, Geoiiroy
Iacpcde Button shaw Goldsmith. MoniagU, l'on, AG-
ul.n and other Natural History, arranged ac-
cordng TO tic Classification OF stark; edited by y A.
Could A. M.-wilh 400 engravings. III one volume iyo
Just published and for sale by DAiTo NhWMAN'
AL 81 Nasau-,trecl, corner of Fulton.
lust ISlIED-Short Stories aud
~ "reminiscences OF the Last Fiy NcarS-by an on Ira
verr-2 vols lemo, coored cloh.-f0r sale at the
Park Row Library Sales Room, Depot for STANDARD h>ccl-
Lannon's Classical and School Books, Paper. Blank Books,
New Publ, ations. Sc. X J. blABh ~
a23d ) Park Row, opposite he astor House
ItIIEAP BOOk.-The cheapest book
" and most suitable present tor boy ora girl,
i Ncrrys Museum for 1871, neatly bound in CLOTH TOR 81
II contains engravinys several handsomely colored Il
naYes OF music and pages OF reading matter 10y the
Iea1 peter Farley BRADBURY SODEN 4 co.
,I6tf IN Nassau street, ~ Y
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Acknowledgements 70 learn Straw

sowing. L'gncfn Netting AMI he alteration OF Bon
net. A>o. or 90 experienced haas ~ho are acquainted
q, 'l tie n-rfon ot gQnuet, Li,rw ~. for sale. Hat
1ni Bonnet Machine. hail EACH applied Tor MON In.
azure un stairs sil Hudson Il AT =.
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nRIyATE. HOUSE kEEPING.-A

Gentleman ami Is wife, with TWO sH.li children Anh
.,~yan de.irogs OF taking VIII faulty O smildr
T. p.s.aft houe IN agreeable quarter Ut the CITY,
-. r.t of which .hal exceed sur hundred ~ tour
andred AMI nay dDlarste si,ereIs 10 board WIN The
DIR occupants TO pay half 10 rem. aDd sptcned sun
r. seek Tor t-tart tid-ess Box 81. Upper u ssu
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BOARDING in Brooklyn

NJ Tn. .u-criber having les~ed the nr~ and elegant
rs Vi, l Prarst will be ready on the ia May 10 re-
s,yr lev gooi .te.ly boarl.r,. The location Of the
,1s- y-ry desirabi- being within few minutes Walk
the Ferry For nrher information, please apply TO John
stevenson Jr at he grocery. corner Of Pearl and III
nv. or al No. 7 " all STREET, y. Y
49, AMOS SMITH.
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ii E A Il T III f NJ +.

From the Washington Globe. Extract
from speeches Of locofoco members of Con-
gress made while the Tariff question was
under deration-members from New
Ennlnn tnn
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Peru Iron Company

1TAVE, and will constantly keep in dcpositc with
L l. their Agents at Burlington, VI, Peru manutac-
tnrod Nails and Iron, OF the following descriptions
to wit -
NAILS.
3d. 3D. 81, Gl 3d. l0d I'D God Did BOD, Add, sod cod
.Si'fKkS--4 inch, l-2, s. 5 -, and s.
FINISHING NAILS-6d, Sd, l0d, I'D, manulac-
turcd specially for finishing nice work
IIOOR NAILS-l2d POI, and I'D.
ROUND RON-2-9 40 J.? 9-l6, So ll:l6
81, -, inch Is Ia, | 3-8, II, 5-S
! 81, 2 inch, Ia, 2 IL, 3, and IL.
SO tARE RON,-3.S, 10 IL, GIG, h-S, ll-l6
3-4, IS, |, | Is Ia, 3-s, g ? l-2 inches.
BiN NJ RON,-l Ia, IL, | 81, 2, Ii, 2 IL
"a, 3, 3 l-2, a. a l-2 3 inch.
7'IFE 'front.' ia, IL | 3-4, , wide and from
s. to 5 3.thick
HORSE SHOE mon, various sizes.
MAJ AND .SCROLL MON do. do.
MARBLE .SA PLATES, cut TO order al
short notice.
Tho Peru Iron Co manufacture their goods al Gin
tonv.llc, \. Y. from Iron Of their own make They
n'crdto keep in the hands Of their agents more full
and complete assortment than can e found in the
STATE. IT is believed thu, the goods from thl, e-iab-
li,hucnt are better anuiacturel than those from
any other in rs vicinity.
Purchaser, respectfully >olirltclto inspect the
Goods ofihi> Co-PrceS a. low and terms as favor
able, as can lie Obtained in the S ate.
II. +. & w. STRONG, Agents.
Aug. 2j'h, 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-26

At a meeting of the Wings of Grand Isle
County at the Court House in North Hero
on the 18th inst. for the purpose OF nominal
ting a candidate for Senator, the Hon SAM
uEL ADAMS called the meeting to order, and
on motion, JOEL ALLEN, Esq. was elected
chairman, and A. G.. BUTLER secretary. On
motion of ]. NJ. Mott, Esq. it was voted that
a committee of three from each Town be APP
pointed to report the name of some suitable
person as candidate for Senator. The COM
m,ttee after retiring for few moments re-
turned and reported the name of WIN. l..
SOWLES, which was unanimously accepted
by the Convention.
On motion of A. c. BUTLER, it was voted
that committee of three persons in each
town be appointed to serve as Town Com
mttce Tor the year ensuing. Whereupon
the following persons were appointed.
Albmch--W Sowles, VIM. Brown, and
JOS. NJ. Mott.
North Hcro--Augustus Knight, John
Martin, John EIazcn.
South Ucro-Gco. Landon, Timothy ID.
White, Lewis Mott.
Grand ISle--Derastus Center, Scion To-
bias, john Rcynold.
Isle La NoN-Seneca II. Pike, Ira Hill,
Ezra Pike.
Oncmotion of II. Adams, Esq. vas vo-
ted that the proceedings of thi. meeting be
signed by the chairman and Secretary and
printed in the Burlington Free Press.
JOEL ALLEN, Chairman.
A. c. Butler, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-26

Resoired,-That Il. G.. Cole, G.. Spencer, VIM.
G.. Benton, Rev. Xenns Bliss and Rev. Thomas A.
Motill, d. d.
Resoird, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the papers in this VILLAGE and that
such publishers of newspapers in this state as are
DESTROYS Of promoting thcntorcsts of sacred music,
he requested to copy the proceedings Of this meeting.
NJ. A. SEYMOUR, Chairman.
AzRo BARNES Sccre'ory.
Burlington Aug. 23d, 1912. $685..
Tho above committee have appointed
Thursday and Friday, the Sth and 9th of
September next, as the timo for holding a
musical convention in Burlington, the con-
vontion will organize on Thursday the 9Th
September at 10 o'clock, A. M. and all
persons interested in the cause are cordially
invited to attend said convention.
Mn. Lowell Mason, Professor of mu-
sic in the boston Academy, is expected TO
be present.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-26
Burlington Female Seminary.

VJNHE School year is divided into two terms of ~
l. weeks each one commencing the first Wednes-
day Of NIarch the other, the third Wednesday Of
September. The charge for board and tuition is $50
per quarter of weeks, $50 per term Of q weeks
An additional charge OF % cents is made for the incl
dental expenses of the school.
EXTRA CHAnoEs.
Music on the Piano-pcr quarter, $1,000
The instrument for practice, 200
Drawing and Painting, 500
French, at Prof Bouchettos charge, $50
Latin, 300
The Music department is Under the care of PROBES
sor Windmiller o6GeRnany.
Miss Lee is desl otpnps nom abroad should
board at the Seminary ASIDE IRON other advantages,
the unsurpassed beauty and healthfulness OF the stu
alton render it in itself desirable Board has been
reduced 10 S25 per quarter.
The School is not scctaran, but the Principal
hopes 10 feel that she educates for eternity.
Burlington August lst 1912.
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MOSES CATIIN,S ESTATE.

District of chiIienden, s. "A holden a, Bnrlng-
ion, within and for the District aforesaid on the Oath
day Of August, A. D. 1912, an instrument purpbrins
TO lie the last VIII and Testament Of Moses CATLiN,
late Of Burlington, in said District decca ell, pre-
,en'cl o the Court here for Probate, by Guy Cailin
aud Henry W. Catln, the Executors therein named.
TnERptoRE it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given to all persons interested therein to
appear before said Court, at sc> ion thereof to lie
holden al the registers Office in said Burlington on
the second Wednesday of September, A. d. 1912, and
contest the probate Of said Will and II is further or
drrcl that this order lie pu i,hed three weeks sue
cc,sivcIy in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
printed at Burlington, in this STATE, ihcla,t ofwhlch
publications to BE- previous 10 the day assigned, as
aforesaid, for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
2 i.h day Of August, A. D. 1912.
Wu WESTON REGISTER.
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.

At meeting in Burlington, on the 3rd
day of August, 1912, pursuant to previous
notice, for the purpose of devising means
for awakening public attention to the cult
walton of sacred music, it was unanimously
resolved that
WHEREAS, il is The sense Of this meeting that there
exists in this vicinity at present great want OF inter-
es, in The cultivation of sacred music,
Resolved THAT is the sense OF this meeting that
n convention be called for the purpose of deyisng
means for the promotion Of this object
Pf9oIred THAT a committee OF i've be appointed
whose duty it shall be to call such convention at such
time and place as they may deem advisable.
ResoIred,-That said committee be instructed to
nrocure if practicable the attendance Of Professor
Lowell Mason of Boston, at such convention
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-26

From the Washington Globe. Extract
from speeches of locofoco members of Con-
gress made while the Tariff question was
under lderation-members from New
England too.
HEAR c. G. ATlIERTON OF n. H.
"Thoae Who maintain that the principles OF
FREE TRADE are of the exclusive advantage
of the South, and that to advocate those prin-
cpes is to project the South, do great injustice
to those enlarged expansive and liberal doc
trnes. To suppose that the doctrines of Free
Trade are to be inculcated for the particular
and special benefit OF any one particular sec
ton, or class, or interest, is ia render them OBJ
noxous to the objections WHICH ARE FA-
TAI. in nv opinion, TO what is called the
PROTECTIVE TARIFF POLICY. The
principles of Free Trade are calculated to do
justice TO all portions of the Union; they tend,
] will not say TO protect, since that word has
been so much misused, but 70 I've free scope
to industry, and 10 a:nJrd equal advantages to
every Class OF society. They are calculated TO
prevent special Legislation for special interests,
and for particular sections, and this is to be re-
garded one OF their Distinguishing merits"
HEAR Nh. EASTMAN OF n. II.
"But, sir the gentleman from Massachusetts
(Mr. SaltonstalD informs u, that not only is
commerce to be benefited By the protective
system, but that AGRICULTURE also is to
receive advantages from it. Indeed, accord
ing to his Judgment, every class and occupa-
ton Is to receive vigor and lie, and flourish be-
meath its benign Influences. But the gentle
man must know, or at events he ought 10 know,
THAT THE AGRICULTU8ALIS Mel
THEIR ASKS NOR NEED PROTECTION.
With our immense and fertile fields aud pro-
ductye soil the Farmer can 70 into the market
OF the world without fear of A.iue put down by
competition. No FOREIGNER can bring into our
markets, EVEN FREE or NU ~, the agr.-
cultural products OF other nations and come at
all in competition with our producers team
NOT BE DONE YOU MAY TALK OF PRO-
TECTING OUR FARMERS AGAINST
JHE INPORTA ION or FOREIG y
AGRICULTUPAL PRODUCTS 4 Nd IF
YOU PHASE LAY DUTIES, AND
POSSIBLY SOME MA Y BE DECEIV-
ED THEREBY, BUT IT IS ! MERE
FETCU AND CANNOT SERVE ANY
PURPOSE FURTYItR THAN TO BLIND
THE EYES or SOME HONItST BEI
YET UNINFOP MED THODICER
"SlRLEr NE REPIATTT; THE EROTEC-
TIVE SYSTEM IS ESSENITlLLY THE
WIG SlSIE-M IT Is POIST on WHICH THEY
ARE As WELL IT NOT ELTTER UNITED THAN UpoS ANY
OTHER WHILE OI'POSIIION TO THE .SYS-
TENTS ONE or JHE CARDINAL PTIN-
CjPLES or TIE DEMOCRATIC Par
Ty!!"
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ID { "a al
In this village, on the 2lst inst Mary Margs

In this village, on the 2lat inst Mary Marga-
ret, daughter Of John and Mary Mitchell, aged
II months.
In this village, on Thursday the 18th inst
Mary Catherine, only child Of John II. and
Olive Potter, Aged 10 months and IL days.
In this village, on tho 2lst inst. Amos Jr
son Of Amos Pangborn, aged Q months.
In Wlllis'on, on the 22l inst Mary II. wife
of Moody Conner, aged 81 wears, after dis.
trcssng illness Of four months. She bore hoi
sickness with Christian tortitudo and departed
THE life with full hope Of a glorious immortal
i,y beyond the grave. Printers in Montpelier
are rcpvesto1 &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-26
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