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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

to We lay before our readers, to day. the list Of
premiums offered by the Chlttendcn County Arricul
tural Society. We hope 1t does not appear too late
for any useful puposr;. Ii it does, the fault is not
ours, for the proper officer mast undccounjaby
elected 10 put IN possession of the Press till last
week. I'VE suppose And even then considering,
doubtless that the Democratic members of the society
had no right to know any thing about the matter,
they only put copy IN possession OF the Whg Ahol-
on)frec Press leaving the Sentinel and Gazette to
chase the semi oticiai Bulletin week two for a
copy of the premiums. Perhaps they might have
supposed the editor OF that paper would have had the
potencss to furnish copy Tor the other papers but
in all rcason they ShuGld have sworn him To that Ell
feet, for what right had they to infer, that who
does not scruple to dismiss wokncn from his office
merely because they are Democrats, would put him
set To the least trouble oblige Democratic Farmers
and Mechanics through Democratic paper.
The above we take from the Sentinel and De-
mocrat Of last week. It. coarse and uncente.
manly aluson to us, and its extraordinary com
plant hat ne did not furnish it the" copy" al
luded to- we care less about than is, perhaps
strictly courteous to that paper. Its dbuse W,
share with very good company its praise il
more equiyocal
| But We hare a word to say about its uncom
mon sympathy and concern for Democratic
/ FARMERS"
The = list Of premiums offered by the Agr
cultural Society Of ChIttenden County, we very
cheerluliy printed in our weekly edition. and ais,
in an Er'rr--'A'raiy sea'iay ont prJt31'y ~
or trc,te hundrcd more Than he Sentinel da
doae And this we did gra'uiousiy. We neithe
expect nor ask any remuneration further thai
the satisfaction it affords Us to promote the in
tcrcsts Of the Society. But how j. it with thi
injured innocence whose cup Of virtuous in
dignation is so overlowingly full? VIVA; is TN
amount and character of his desire "to oblg
Democratic Farmers p We are informed, b,
the Secretary of the Agricultural Society
THAT THE SENTINEL. ABSOLUTELY
REFUSED TO PUBLISH ANY FURTHER
NOTICES FOR THE SOCIETY UNLESS
THEY WERE PAID FOR AS ADVERTISE
MENTS!
Commend us to an oflice-holding locofoco 70
Pure impudence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
TIE LEGISLATURE.

To far as heard from. 81 wings 20 locos, and |
third-party man. are elected to the House, and in
10 towns there is no choice. Five whig gain
from last year.
The SENATE consists of 81 members. Returns
show the election Of seven wings and seven To-
cofocos, thus far. In Cumberland, Somerset
Franklin, Piscataqns. Penobscot and probably
Tor. Counties, there has been no choice. Last
year. the wings had but three Senators!
The vacancies in the Senate will be filed by
the House, and upon the complexion of that body
therefore, depends the political character of the
State-whether it shall be for one year more
bound to the car of Southern pro-slavcry loco
Cocoism, or shall, like New hampshire. spur
the ignoble servtude.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
New Mineral Spring in Addison County.

A mineral spring has been discovered on the
farm of Mr.. Allen, of ianton. Dr. Chs. s. Al
len, ina letter to the owner of the Spring, gives
the componcnts of the water, but not their rea-
tive proI orioa, which is hardly what the Gal
aXy calls an dnq5ticai description, DIR. Allen
says:
MIpDLEBuRY, VI Sept, 18th 1916.
SOLOMON ALLEN,
NT:-Iiaying analysed the water from the Mineral
Spring your iarm in Panton, find Ii to contain the
following substances, VIZ:
Suphate oi Nlagnesa,
Suphate OF Soda
Suphate OF Lime,
Sulphate OF Iron,
Carbonate OF Lime,
Carbonate OF Magncsia, and
CarboulC Acid Gas.
| remain yours, &c.
CHARLES :. ALLEN, VI ID.
The Spring has been christenld "Elgul
Spring probably in honor of the English lord
of that name, who distinguished himself by
stealing large quantities of corboaate If lime
from Greece, some years ago,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
HENRY CLAY.

In after times whenthc prciudccs and The pas
sions which political craftsmanship cngcnders h:yc
passed away. and when the shadow that is cast
by great name comes from beyond the grave,
the special and paramount praise and honor that
will attach to the name Of llENRY CLAY will !
spring from his enlightened and unwaycringand |
surcaSsiW advocacy of THE TRUE INDUSTRIAL IN
TEGE>Ts OF HIS CoUNTRYMbN. Through good
report and through evil, amid the struggles Of
comcnding factions in the National Councils. |
and in Che retirement of private life, mmoved by |
temporary suggestions Of policy or cXpediency. |
and always true to the convictions Ct his intel
| lcct and his heart he has maintained through
long life Of patriotic devotion to his country. that
our independence is but hali-atiainod while we
must doycpd upon foreign nations for a,4ibme
that we can ourselves produce This is the
main principle that constitutes the "AMERIcAY
SYSTEM and encouragement for the
productions Of American labor and reciprocal
and fair Free Trade for the n)n-conpetng pro-
ductons Of Foreign Labor. To tbs system.
plainly demanded by every consideration of Ma
tiona Dignity and Prosperity ard Justice. has
Mr.. CLAY UndcyiatingIy adhered, and to this
system is the great WING PART Of the Country
pledged. twill Triumph
We find, in the Boston Daily Advertiser, the
following letter from MIR. Clay. The occasion
on which it was written is sufficiently apparent
1t is an acknowledgment in fitting terms, of Il
tribute from American Industry to its noblest
and tirmc,t CAamp;on. Read and mark
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
United States Naval Force in the Pacific and
Gulf of MeNicO.

The following interesting information respect
ing the Naval force at present employed threat
eHiHg Mexico, we find in letter to the y. J.
Hcad, dated 'Washington, Sept, II, 1916.
After several days Of inquiry and investigation, |
have been enabled TO Obtain the following lnlonna
ton, which may be relied on as correct.
The United States naval forces in the Pacific, on
the wcsl coast OF Mexico, now under the command of
Commodore Slont, including such ships as have been
recently ordered to that station, consist Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
Mr.. Templeion's Concert.

The lovers otgooi music will be gratIlIed to
seq the announcement of Concert at NroHSs
HiY by the very distinguished Vocalist NJ
T.,,nJ.t,u II will take place on Monday eve
nipr NJ. Templeton's brilliant reputation AT
home and abroad, will, We are eoniien' ensure
him full house.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

NrEy GooD-'The Boston Star say- the main reason
the bhoys are anxious TO whip Mexico Is, because she
refuses 10 treat Nicgukie MHbHel
\ mere subtcruge Darby says the b'hoys
had detominsi II d4por" long before she reius-
ed To tr II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
Execution of Freeman STAYED.

We are gratiied 10 learn that Mr. Justice BEARrs-
Ty after consultation with the Chief Justice has allow
ed writ OF error and directed stay of execution m
the case OF freeman, convicted at Aubunl, OF the
der OF the Van y lest family.
1t is better that ten guilty men should es-
cape, than that one, innocent, should suffer"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

Olu 4llllS obb
The Columbus "a Commodore Blddle, will, it is
understood, JON the Pacific squadron on her return
from the East Indies
The irigate Constitution, Captain Percival, recently
attached 10 this squadron is now on her way home.
The Savannah is the flag ship, but viii not be when
Com. Shubrck arrives in the Pacic, III the lndepcn-
dence.
The United States squadron in the Cult OF Mexico
under the command OF Commodore Conner, now con
sisis of the following vessels
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
Dana, 0.ocofoco)

Net Locofoco loss. Geo
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
HIRAM BELcuER, Wing. and H. Williams, To-
co, are ascertained 10 be elected. In the other
five districts there is no choic', unless loco may
have squecsed in, in the IorL district, which in
1914 gave a Polk maiorityst FIFTEEN HUNDRED
over all others. The majority for Dana, in York
District, says the kencbec journal, is now but
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
BURLINGTON, V

In 1871, Messrs. Gro. A. ALLEN. y. LOVELY.
JAS. MiTcuELL and y. A. BRAMAY, IF this town,
addressed note to the Hon. CHARLES PAINE.
then candidate for the Office of Governor, from
which the following is an extract:
do You believe that slavery is great moral wrong,
stain upon national cscutchcon,a disgrace to hui
nanity, which ought to be Immediately corrected by
Emancipation
DO you believe that Congress possesses the power by
the Constitution to abolish slavery in the District OF
Columbia and in the Territories OF tie United States
and il SO. do you believe they ought 10 do II
Would You approve the law. passed at the last scs-
sion OF our Legislature giving to fugitive slaves the
right OF trial by jury had you been Executive Of the
State
By answering these questions with the fanlness
and can,or which we believe to be- congcnia with
your character, you will mach obligc your fellow c-
zcns
GEO. 4. ALLEN.
\. LOVELY.
JAMES MITCHELL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

" -four friends will bear with us about one week
longer, shall get catchcd up, with our affairs and
will then give them little better paper than We even
have '-Ase.
We don't know of any subscribers who could
afford to wait longer, on such terms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

The next election is that of Georgia, October
s. As the Almanacs says, look out for tiu,l-
dr about those days"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
National Military Route from Matamoras Ia
Montery. and Saltiilo. Mexican Republic.

From Matamoas to Guadalupe village. This VII
aGe contains about 300 souls hrrdsmcn and farmers,
grazing and water ahundaut-3 leagues.
From Guadalupe 20 the Rancho Ensonada--wood,
water, and pasture, gond-1 leagues.
From Eusrnada 10 the village ot Reynosa, situated
high rocky hill has 2OuO sous, mostly herds
men OF black cattlr--S leagues.
To Las Morii.os Rancho-oi cattle, wood, water,
and grazing fines leagues
10 Reynosa Nego-joo souls corn and stock farms
a leagues
To T'plaquaie farm. To the uIht-haud road, two
miles off, village called Las Cueyas OF 300 souls
has abundance OF corn, meat and watet-j leagues
10 Calnargo, village OF 1900 souls on the ST Johns
River, mile from the mouth that emptes into the RE
Grunae-j leagues.
johns ryrr, which Is $50 yards widc, has 10 feet %
water at Ms mouth, bank steep they ierry across m fla
boats Steamboats, can ascend up TO this, and some
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
io.cigu ScXs.

The Cambria arrived at Boston on Friday
morning last, bringing > days later intelligence
from Europe The news is not important. The
Tribune's TcIcgra, HE dispatch j. IS follows -
The Cambria brings 1873 passengers lo7 To Boston,
among whom age lion. Washington Irving, our late
Minister 10 SPAIN and y MAYNARD E<g bearer Of dis
patches. Rcy t. Kirk Rey DR.. De VIA, and the eel
cbrn'cd "Culkshauk' the caricaiurst
The grain crops have been -uhrrcd in on the British
Islands and the general impression Is that wheat viii
be an average yield Oats the same Potatoes, OWING
to disease, are every whrr' failure
The news from America announcing that the Amer
lean Government had made oyrrturcs of Pence to the
Republic ot N'Xlr1, causrda great change m the as
pect OF Mexican affairs aud produced quite a rcyolu-
ton in the market value of that stock.
France,
The Chnmberot ID ,puiirS opened an the l7th, with
the usual speech .ion the throne, which was received
by the steamer o., the lgh August. The proceeding,
OF the Chambers have since been confined TO the ycrt-
cation ct the election OF each Deputy When this l.
completed they will return an answer 10 the hlu Z,
Speech, to which the fccrshaNe already sent up thr
reply
Joseph Henry, who fired at the King on the 2gth Ju
~, has been tred by the Peers found guilty, and wa
condemned TO work Al the guloy> Tor ME. No doub
Is cui 'rainri thar the fellow II insane. Ills Mss
letters and m conduct Prove il. Dining the trul h
expressed wish 10 be condemned TO death. but
State policy towards these reGlcides has prevented TN
realization Of this ambitious desire Tor hero worship
Considerable discussion mas taken place in the Frencl
journals relative to the recent alterations IN the Amer
can Tariff
The Constitutional thinks the Tariff still too high
and cu!orccs on the American Government the neces
sy OF establishing Docks and 'Entrepots,
Ireland.
Hostility continues lmour the Irish people tnwar
Indian Corn hat increasing Intelligence j. gradual,
removing the prejudice Tunips are sound STAT,
and Wi. compensate Tor the loss OF the more popua
,a..uIsut
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

Locofocosm is Frustrated in Maine beyond a
question! The majority against Dana. the Polk
candidate for Governor is not less than FIVE
THOUSAND Two years ago, Folks majority in
the State was OVER SIX THOUSAND his pluralHy
oper eleren Thousand. His reign has been short
and troubled one in New England. lie could
not, to day. get the electoral vote ola single New
England State, nor hardly that of any other, for
that matter, excepting, perhaps, Texas. Never
did any administration so sgnally fail to obtain
even the commoncst popular confidence and APP
probaton.-.john Iyier's was "a king to it"
We are indebted to the polite attention ofour
friend Colonel THOMAS. now IN Maine, for sew.
eral Extras containing late election news.
THE GOVERNOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

The following table of distances from Mata-
moras to Monterey and Mexico, by the route I'M
dcrtaken by Cen TAYLOR, we lind in the Bos-
ton Atlas, ltmay be interesting for future, or
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

Hostility continues amoug the Irish people toward
Indian Corn, hat increasing intelligence i gradually
removing the prejudice. TunipS are ma sound STATE,
and will compensate Tor the loss OF the more popular
es'ucnt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
LOTTERY. VENDER.

BASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE E4GLE
Conner M.iS AND l3ru sTNEEr.
DRA~ISSs RECEIVED EVERY DAY At / o'cLccK
Unpareneied Luck LuCK's Lucky Ohe The erv is
WHAT'S the the people have found ont
al p'iIes are N the hand OF LUCK.
Luck's Schemes for this Week!
Thurstay-POEomoEe. class a. 10000. Tickets
FTiday-PokomOke, class IS $1,000 Tieksts4
saIurasy-POs' mokS class &c: 7oOe. Tieses
Also q 1900. T.
S3OOO0-lO0 OF SI0Ao!!
Lowest No. Prize $500
Grad CcBsoidaed L0rery No. drawn At Wi
mng'on Delaware March 7th, 1896 Nos drawn Gnpi
CsY $4,000, 5000 3S4O 2eOu 1900 100 OF Ooo t
r. yes n SEQ &c Tickets $40. qrs So ,er6.t,
OF % Whoes will be for lis qrs 90 so
Another Grand SchepeI
S5J,OOU, $4,000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No to be drawn At 1n,r
ton delaware Saturday March drawn Gr,nd
Capitals 81 $4,000 2OUtO GEO. 5000 5OOo 40 OF 1000 Iu
Of sec 100 u 900 &c ese,s ss, hav, quarter, Ger.
uhea'e OF 20 "hoes costs Sii' 20 i1res - 90 quarters
$4,000, 10000. 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery class No drawn on sau
day March slu' 1876 IS Nos, IL drawn Capitals
$4,000 1900 5000 5000 $500 2z3 100 pre on 1000
90 Of soc ca Of 900, &c. Tickets S2 halves qrs e.r
he OF 70 Whos ees' laS go IS halves g. qrs
S3O,O00-I5, OOO-lOO OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery to be drawn on Saturday
aArh sstf lsis 7s Nos ~ drawn Crand Capal- $40 800
$4,000 7Soe 5000 5000 prirss OF 1000 G Tekets
siR hives qrs 3 OF e whoes coat, a. 90 ss
halves ~ 20. 20 qrs IS IS.
The Tickets above Lotteries are ree.fved and III ~
addressed to LUCK viii the prompt and CONFIDENTIAL
attention
Ihave day Louenss to $50 and when remittance
made to me- viii always invest the popular Lotteries
IL Persons ordering by the package IN any Of the abovs
can deduct the price Of three Tickets.
b Remember, for large PrEes and poupt pay address.
mhE e. n. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

* virtue OF decree of Court. pronounced in
The Csc Of Badger &c against Sheppard. Administrator
&c shah on ts slsi slant at oeo p.i.-. ..n %
the highest hdier Hous. Lot in the civ ~ ps. "
IonSns 10 lhe estate Of James Sheppard deed nm. h
ming back I63 feet Z me es 'e" ao' 'uh-
lEkhs-A credit Of g. and 10 mos. creep, abou, Nc,
Nheh W &c required in cash. the
ing negotiable sndor.ed ana de.s o1 ,,, 80 CIV
Pefy TO secure the purchase money. ~ p''
mhs-u =, X MEADE, ,comu,,,,0,.,.
sale conducted by DvStor, MoScrHE A 20 Aue,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
q BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, South I4tb
- SfT''t' RICHMOND g.f,-Somcthi brilliant
in the way OF Lotteries Tor this Week!

~. Sfrost. RICHMOND D.f.-Sometbinp RriIIia,,
in the way OF Lotteries this Week!
For Thundar splendid S-hcne-CapiaIs: $50 oOo soOo
5000 so00 1900 ll73, 20 of6Oo, sc. rs Nos. Drawn
Tickets IS; halves so; qrs IS.
Two grand Lotteries for CAPITALS soOo
5000 sOOo lie3 1900 I0O 10 IS Nos IL aot
Tickets 4; halves2; qs l
Aso, the Dollar Lotery-Capas 5000 75c Ge 7sSox l..
dawn ballots. Tickets !; halves soc; qrs IS cents
For Saturday Mo ming IOttefy-Capia, $1,000 2Ooo
1900 liO 1000 Of 4t0 &c 20 Nos e ballots Tek,,.
"; halves /: qrs So
Also two grand Schemes for Saturday Even'nrdaWinr
eeiVed by suntays mail Grand Capitals: SO OF 1000
BOO sOo 7O" &c IS Nos IL drawn ballots Tickets (; ars
Alec, the Peoples Favone agan-CapiAl $1,000 &c GO No
lsdm~h ballots Tickets 81 halves Soc Gr.. 2S cts.
Another Grand Scheme for l4h March
$4,000. 10000. 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No be drawn on sap,
day sie Al Wilmington, Delaware. IS - drawn Crara
Capitals Of 10000 10000 o0Oo 6sop 5000 40 OF 1900 40
Z 500 100 Of 400 sc Tickets SI2 halves o, qrse eeuo
cate OF 20 whoIes costs s4i 90 halves ~ quarters
@ Orders for packages, certificate packages
in any OF the above Loueres will be promptly ATTENDED TO- and
the drawings sent to all who order Large or
eashed sight Postage paid times by the subscrber An
communications entirely confidential.
@ Persons sending for Tickets in OF the
should in mind that BURhUSS Aucky Prize one. The
place TO send II they want money. Address,
CICERO BURRUss
mn Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
ky Hodges q PuIiiam.
REAL ESTiTC rup IITC

~ fIOu2rs q PuFiiRn
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
not sol4 before viii be public auction At H,r-rrov..
IaVrfn IN the county Hanover on MONDAY III. "a IA, N
afSh h1 uai valuable ani well iyrrs and
orns IN me county c Hanover formerly propertv NJ NJ.
fanes Undertake deceased, Containing 3o6i acres a1oiny
e ana 81 Arehioad Ilmberaks Au>n Tinum Abaom Jopes
q and heuoen Meredith, and others m IS from tn v
OF kthhopd sad land will be sold or in three o, c
% urhier' he buildings ordinary. About 100 acre. OF
ADA Cleared and The balance wool landa large
OF Nheh - well umbered. There on said and y,rev
o run iees and two Springs Of coed There vas a
pol on ad iTae which presents hay meadoa Sal,
ana y wei calculated Tor gardening purposes and well adapted h.
e euVeuon Of saT vegetables The rra.onab ana
time OF payment made purehases For terms amir n
e 3-cwtds A orr "Pi' W
20 OEiee-Ben Tavern Alley. ~
DISAPPOINTMENT
IL In consequence Of the inclemency Of the y,stbsr
the shove sale postponed SATURDAY n, I1h b.
II SiT lake place. ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
III. III. 5 II Err GODS
MAGNETIC REMEDIES.

OK G. NJ PoUN ID CHLORIDE OF GOLD,
ok Chronic Diseases Of the Class HyPetrOphy including
l. the forms Of serofu!a, Consumption and Dyspepsia.
Price $40
Fortae by SAMUEL F. DOVE Agent
for Richmond. Va.
pr subjoaed be found letter from Mr. samT CaIv Of
Cincinnati and hy or more letters from
Of the who hav been
cured OF Consumption seoua Dysnspsa and her Chr1ne Dis,
aes CsTtfeaies OF individuals thus city whom
AN At liberty TO refer. s ED
CINCINNATI, JuLY }, 1898.
Dear Sur In line received tbs day, you request give
you he history OF ~fe
and effect OF sherwoods electro remedies
sure IN answering
OF the progress Of disease and The permit
My wife 10 years of OF very fa delicate eonsl.
Ton PTo TO- or about the mt OF January
good health About that perhaps beorel sh. com.
meneed deeinnZ indigestion appetite together with
weakness approach OF more serious dis,a
Of dry, husky character mpaned with pecioa.
serous hat The which
had cut down. tenatue her father and
members o the family had marked victim and com.
mrneed its work At hrsI esorted celebrated
Remedies for diseases OF this kind among
s'a aud tbs Vegetable Pulmonary Balaml no bur-
poe. "
Her cough day with prolse eIpeetorsop
| and she rapidly wasting away.
About weeks AFTER cough eomnsnced was induced to
ny she~ood rrnede eonit that the ordinary practice
pyeahs would only facilitate her departure,
| doubng the efficacy OF these remedies
Tie day after she had pill had an unusual a
pee Tor food and thought her duzE
been ant In three
eIPeeoraton the blue AbandoRe OF her
stomach restored her could mar
take of he strongest dit injury or inconvenience Fm
that t-e to the present health exception
al cOdsl has been good.
She has part Whether the relief which
thy have afforded be mpoy only can
feel haku 10 the Gyer OF all good the
| use OF these Teme-es
From this and have come within nv
own "os's va have hesitation IN them to all
the, may be called. would at least say, Try them.
fous, truly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

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