Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-30

Ii w be seen that the strength Ut the To-
rips, or Conservative party, lies in the repre-
sen,aiivcs from the counties, who are chosen
bv the landhnlders aud their tenants while the
Wing strength is in cities, large towns, and
boroughs.
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HEEAr llftcovERY IN THE Mtp,TAh a." n.h
The editor ol The Courier des E'a's ,o"N' pun
''snrd ~ v J., "'en,'o's 'n'' M'' pNn"'
a Nean"li'an 'hem's', mas "Sco'e'eo " "ea.s
agent 'I snc' nar'e'""' p"We' "a y"
oic ~ c'"Sin! up w"""us w o'fe'"o Wv
largest "' mem. w" s"etP "e'e -
P"ohc 'hSt't"'"" "'N' wy u ..a
al !, tho regular wav. and The other with The
p.."s go ~, Grs, ore d;ed bnt the
noec"'ere wa'er: ne n" I o.,;na n,ass
other was running ABOUT ana ca'"s e'ass
WITHIN twenty mlDu'es aver 'he opcfa'i"", anu
this caused The famous LdStanc to say . Gen.
,jemen. hero il a result that nav he sNNmeh
mn i, ,.n v,rJs--bere ia life and there is
up,, C,L.. ....sL,,, rnra, and amopy
"'"'"
them that ut sp'i'ing oil oloou' are mcht'"h'o
as among It's virtues. This water, Tie c"inpo-
si,ion of wh,ci, il a secret with the inventor.
has il, ali c,.os Il, ,vbich 4, has bccn applLrJ
stopped lemorrllage within ~ minutes. Iteh'
tireiy heals blood vessels.
Rowan C,urtturyr To Or. IIowr--The
I,inr. q, DR.. :. e. II,we "A superin,eulent oi
the Boston institution for the Blind. aud pspe.
ciallv III the remarkable case -! Laura Drtdl.
,,,u h,v. a,,rar,el much ,,teu,ion i'm boil
C'"....l C..m,n, M. lam, g,lL mod,
""', VI" - 80. a.. ,I
from the kH"g "' fr"esia re''rr'o "," '"e "'.
lowing letter from the Prnssian Minister at
WASHINGTON has on one side If it ApullO in his
rh,r;,,, r,,, Gr,r h,rses. with the zndiac al
,". ~, ,hn ,o,o,s, 10 M. Lc,J nj ,he
'"c'' 'e'.. "" Nv we" co.
present k'ng, WIN t" 'egeh" TNh'pk' VIII
ttAu rug Nv. kpE<ING NpN HEECSSEN. u
T.. moi "A little slnrular that thus tribute slOult
c,mo fr,m the rnIu,ry in wljc, Dr.. Iluse wa.
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""'' NV ~"
HE Poles.
Druss;o, I.roj;op nj Wosb;npkon.
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A. ,n, ,rI.r IF Il;s NJ,i,.,v tho Kino q
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a,",.,I w. mi ar .,;,o,;fc m,rr ns , ,es,i;nn
m.. H.. u;"'. ,,n,..v,,,n NJ y,mr .e,y,re
,m, I,s,;,u,i,ns If ,he Hlnj and # v,,
,,,h,,J NJ ,ns,tnr,iny in, denf and dumb. who al
-, f. Id
NJ nG ". =. oro,, ,,,,,,ro n com,,v with hi
,ri.r md I avail mv.elf of The npnor n,,,y EXPIRES
my h Ishest esteem. FER: GERoiT,,,
munster nes'ue"' " i We
Discovery IN NATURAL PHtLosoPHY.-Th
L.ondon correspondent of the Boston AT a
. brings 90 public notice an important rccer
\ discovery by Mr.. FAraday in the following eA
tract
n Ii sill not, perhaps, be ont OF place here 10 mer
ton. for the information of American s1r1ns, that
| most interesting and important scientific discover
!, has Just been made in that very theatre Of the R",
y al Institution of Great Britain, while not MANY YEA
G nuo, was the scene Of Sir Humphry Davy's hrilliaI
trininphs. Mr.. Faradav, the celebrated chemist--'
q whom YOU will remember. I gnve you n sketch,
" my first series of Pen and Ink -lines has, IN I
pr1 &c Ition of his researches Into the nature nf fIe'
tficiry and Magnetism, succeeded in Vbiainirg Ct
pprim,nf ally. what with uuitiup iu1usIry and the y