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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

The 6dfown ing 10 synorsisof the bill Ia eslaolisi
The Smithsonian Institution, hch has passed the ous'
al Rpm s~niaiives.
sEc. 1. Pu,id-s thai the President. the Heads o.
The Executive Departments. The Chri Justice, Con,'
missioner Of the Patent Office. and the Mayor OF Nssh-
ngon. with sorh other persons they may elect honor
ary members. shall be constituted an establishment
by the naae of "ihe Smithsonian Institution, aud Ia
have perpetusl succession.
! SIC. O. The PR cipa Of The bequest (S5l5.lOJ)
is Iuaned IN pefpeiuy The Untd States. ct SIX per
cent from LIST September 1888 and the interest which
has already accrued (42i2, 1907 is Appropriated to the
erection Of bulldi Is and other expenses.
SEc. 3. The business 10 be conducted by Board OF
Regents 10 be composed Of The Vice President the Chei
Justice. the Mayor o Washington three Senators. and
three Representatives. with SIX Others psrsons two Oh
whom shall be members Of the National institute IN the
city Of Washington. and the other four be- residents oil
the STATES The Regents 10 sppoIn, Of Their number
as chancellor. .ho shall be the presiding officer. aso
Secretary and Other necessary .flceis.
SEC. A site 10 be selected BY The Regents or the
necessary buildings, which site may be taken out 81 the
public grounds lying between the Patent Ofcr and Sew
enih street, II The President and the Heads OF Executive
Departments assent 10 such seecvn il not then to be
taken IRON any other public groutds within the city.
SEc D. Provides for the erection Of The buildings III
which accommodation is 10 be nGde lof the reception
and arrangement, upon liberal scale, of utrcis Of ma
ural history including geological ard mnera'gca ca
binet-a chemical boraory, library gallery III ars and
necessary lecture roomsw hcb buildings II IN The Pa
tent Office square, may with HE Patent Office
buildings. As 10 iorm, IN appearance, wing 10 that
building
SEC 6 All objects Of ari and Of curious research, all
Objects Of natural history, plants geological and mnca
s cal specimens belonging, or 10 b.ung 10 The Unlted
Slaies which may he IN The city Of Washing 10 be
delivered up 10 The ln,liiulion; and the books, manu-
scrp's, mineral. cabinet, SC. Of Mr. Smlhson 10 be also
delivered up and deposited in the building
sEc Z. The secretary 10 be the Librarian AID keeper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
The Alexandria Gsselie referring TO the remsrks Of

The Alesandfa Gssalle, referring TO the remarks oil
Mr. Lewis IN The L. >. Senate respecting certain a
menda'ens To be made To The Sub Treasury bill, says:
"li-re Is III Sub Treasury measure. forced through
the House Of against The warnings and
predictions of The Why's and he lore il b~coDes
law. commencing TO produce all The ELECTS predIced-io
such an extent that HE very parry IN lis iavo
PEELED to pause aud legisale other Matters to lessen
the III Effects Of The scheme We are to have the
wafehoosnz system. new branch minus and delay in
The opera Vi lis ror clauses order to pre- vent the
Sub. Treasury from being lad oiheIa se oud
be I"
seems TO be the doctrine Of the day that the House
oil Representa- ha- lor It's main function TO register
the declees oil the Baltimore Convention. A political
Junia, assembrd 10 nominate candidate for The Pes
dency takes advantage oil The occasion to
certain edcis relative 10 the national policy the 1--WE
Houses OF Congress are To be used merely The formal
machinery Tor converting these edlcs into laws The
exercise Of wisdom, the benefits Of deliberations the Office
and use OF Judgment are all TO be ascsrdedor they are
presumed 10 have been all brought action when the
sovereign will Of the party uttered IN Convention
Is no, one reminded Of that period 10 French history
hen The action OF the National Assembly was c,n,ro
I'd by The clubs OF Pans Z Bait Amer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

A Farming 10 Biaekguaydsm QtEee.--We stated,
few days ago, that We had transmitted 10 The Postmaster
General the letter IL abdul. the low lived ~ simaser
=, Baton Rouge. sarerscribed &c. Dirty Preniis" We
have received he following very proper reply from the
Pa,mas'ef General. who we irust, will promptly bid
abe scamp Waddill wsdJe out Of Office
PosT 0FvIcE DEPARTMENT,
April II 1876 {
DEAN Sat received yours OF the Sd April. snclo-
sing deter fom the postmaster nj Baton Rouge-lhr
teaer should have been lanked by the postmaster and
,he postmaster Al Louisville upon the presentation oil
this letter will remit The passage The address on your
letter has been eneosed ia the postmaster Baton
Rouge cor explanation, il he has any. Such curse OF
canduci in The subodinaes Of this Department, IL not
tolerated here.
am respectfully.
Your obedient sfv,nt
G. JOHNSON.
&. d. PaENr,cu, Esq, Louisville, Ny.
We owe II 10 Mr.. Head 10 ray that he refunded III,
,s'sge oa " Addii'. letter ,he day after that letter
.eceived. Louisville Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
NEGROES yVANTEn,

I'VE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting IN n,,.h...
49, any number Of LIKELY YOUNG NEGR0E~
'"a,wlii sui, the Southern market. 1'Nor''
d AS s0ey are anxious 10 make their purchases -
ha! hev wi ,hey assure those having any for sa
ed in any as oefa cash prices can be obtains
WI 90 well call on them before making s Ss 10
and ca,noa w'sh'o purchase one or two R,cIae,,,
No. 5 DAVIS & HART
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DISCRIMINATION FOR VOTES =

anc', OF Maine, Representative in Congress from the
kennebec District, IN letter in the las, Kenncbec
journal, says that the Locooco members from Maine
gave the Committee Of Ways and Means to understand
lha' II hey d'd not amend the Tariff bill, TO retain
the bounty to fishermen their votes could not be c,cu,
lated upon to carry the bill So the committee struck
out that part I. the bill. Mr. Severance says this IL
DISCRIMINATION IN favor Of votes, il not for protection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

4 iar D 1T ieslion. ass l.. "rsi5. I'D Oi'"d".s
II psny.
he I'd ih,rt VS. band II uen in Curgffss ho' q
versd by iocal fnence,. bal e .xrsrdtd MINDS, "h
would be- fund the side VI tLeIr country.
hrn he concluded, he -nlh isiasiieay eheffeo'
aud escorted To the house of Mr. J. W Page py pro-
eession VI 1000 pcrsnDs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
Assa-' PRICES.

VaLOMEL, i2i cents Sweet OIL, so cts the hi,
~ per ~. Tie NV '''
oo,"ene water, long via,s, Tooth Drawers, ST.
6! and l2i cts. Race Ginger. l2S e,s NO,
Mncassar Oil, 25 cents the ID. 10 lbs far a. f''
vial. Peters, a.d ,D
Violin Strings, 25 cts the 25 cents the oox
sett, Cbanpaione N,, ;
Homes, So cents b,ti,s IN c,n,s f'''
Starch, l2s cents per h. 10 Tooth Bushes, ~ cor,s
lbs. for st. Macahy Snoff ., " mo
Water Colrs, 2 row boxes per bIue ~ '''''
for 81 so, and other ST. SHAVING Sua, Il,s.;
les in propor,ieu. or)G! and Io( c.,,l -,
Surgeons Pocket Ias,ru- CAKE. WINS '''e
ments, 81. Chrome y,uow <- II.
Seid,z Powders. Draper boxes } t.r En- 5n' " 10
boxes,) 25 cents The box. Soda P,vders G,,oo,
A., esq l2s cents the b. \
anu many other articles equally low. Tor sale hy
April % OA'' Eo'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
Bargains! tsargains!
second supply Of .SesC Spring Goods
NOW OPENING AT
MEEM & GWATKINS'.
May 5 ow II
Police Notice.

a LII Cellars, iots, Back Yards and Privies. tina,
are 'o"hd. npo" examination, not to be perfectly
sa"sed' from and alter The 18th May. the ners will
he subject To the fine imposed by the ord nance Of The
coIPoran"n, which will he rgidly enf,rced
JESSE Il. BURTON.
MAJ, Master Of Police.
10y WV If
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AUCTION GDODS,

q. .. fokNlS is nsw opening. At his CASH
Sroae' and viii receive regularly ,hrusgh the STA
Maya OWN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
Regatta NegUrS,

Regatta NegNrS,
IN d"res co'dat"i"g one hundred. for So the boo,
FOR SALE
BOWEL DAVIES.
Ana an assortment Of other Segsrs, Snus, and Chewing
loharco equally low.
May 8 ,sn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
MOTHERS RELIEF.

ITO MARRIED LADIES. the Mothers Relief,
L medicine which soothes the dsagreeable sensa-
ton OF Females about to become mothers, and nsures
a safe delivery in all cases where nal formation or
some unnatural circumstances do not prevent The
reputation of this article though silent has become so
extended as to produce an immense demand A
pamphlet intended only for the eye of those directly
Interested aud their physicians, is prepared for gra
tuitous distribution where the Relief is Tor sale
As we are thus obliged 10 before the public,
We take the occasion say, that if the increase OF the
call tor the Mothers Relief, wherever known be any
guide to direct opinion to he formed OF the cstima-
ton in which II is held have the satisfaction OF
believing that II has been the means OF alternating an
infinite OF suffering, and saving many valuable
lives. Wherever il has been us"d during the above
period deep rooted preludces have given way 10 can
did aud thankful expressions ui gratitude, and wish
10 extend on their parts, as tar possible It's benefits
Medical men OF high standing have had the candor to
acknowledge Tor once that their preIudlces must be
abandoned, and have been advocates for its use
All those who wish, invited to call ON some of
our agents and procure pamphlet without charge.
G.. A BARTHOLlC a. co,
Rochester, n. Y.
PECK & SPEAR,
the authorized agents for this place and vicinity who
can also supply Druggists al the Projectors Whole
sale price.
October 9th 1915 n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
ELIAS LYMAN.

II AS received his Fail and Winter goods consisting
J in part OF beautiful Printed Cashmcres. VI De
LANES, Lyonese, Plain Alpaca Plaid do. Cashmere
De Cos Fine English and frcnch Merino Indiana
Fine Slxony Plaid Cloak ny Printed Flannel, Cloak
Innings, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Broad Cloth Casslmcres and Ncsnu
Fancy Sitinrttes very low,
Heavy Black, Blue, and other Colors Beaver Cloth
for over Goats, also Buttons, Cord and Binding
PRINTS.
a great variety of Prints, some small brgh, Plaid
Tor children Also Turkey Reds
flnnnes Plain and rwilld, Morecns SnnrIct Crimson
Black, Drab, and Lamb " ool, Merino and Co,ton
Shirts, and Drawers.
Winter Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons
Rich Silk Scnr- and Cravnts, Black silk Shawls
Icphyrs Worstcd Purse rwis, Plain and Shaded
Marking Canvass, Steel Beads, Purs.. Rings and
Tapals,
Worstcd Yarn, Fine Mcrno and Wooden do
DOMESTIC GooDs.
Brown Shceting and Shifting from : cts per ward
10 Is Bca do 6. cts per yard and upwards Drilling
Canton Flannel, Brown and Blcacld Striped Shrlinp
Colord Cambria, Double and single width, Tick
Bats Wadding, Wicking, Carpet Warp, and Cotton
Yarn
W. l. Goods, Groceries and Oils as usual.
Wickware Block, 20 Oct 1916. II
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VI. q. Rathbun 4 Co.
MERCHANT TAILoRS,
W.T. THEIR FRJENDS To rx,,,

i .el,'. ." '"''Np> ~ EXAMINE A
Nesungs and Trimmings N"'sii'iefes
u, Among their Cloths may be found Super French
Black Blue Black, Brown, Olive and all he asbon
able fancy colors va '''9 'asnioh-
OF qualities OF plain Fr Black Doe Skins, and
variety of Fashionable Fancy '" s'ea'
,esftnss Fig; and embossed Velvets-lipb, and
dark hg Sik-plan and FIG Marseilles- liz liz
Vest Shapes, and great variety of patterns or SHE
mer wear w SUM
-, For Summer Coats-Cashmeretts Dram de F..
Iweeds, &c For Pants-lieavy DUCK, and superioI
Drilling. superior
Also, self adjusting Stocks-Black, Fancy and
Summer Cmyas, Suspenders, Shirts, Bosoms and col
lars Lille thread, silk, black, coored and white Ma
Gloves Also, brown and drab Nevets and Serses
VI G. RATHBUN,
Nav II, 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
ELIAS LYMAN.

HAS received one case Ladies' heavy Kid walking
l. Shoes, kid lined, al one Dollar pair, also Far
wells and Mansiicds walking Shoes, cloth and lcah
er Buskins, Kid Slips, &c &c, Low priced Buskins
cheap runaround Slipsat 81.
A l. ) O.
Mems Patent Rubhers and strapped Over Shoes
Ladies Patent Rubbers and Rubber Busklns
Oct 30 II
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STOLEN

IRON the Subscribers shop on Thursday after.
Il noon, 29th ut, Silver Lepine Watch four holes
jeweed, Brass cap'd Liverpool make, crimson silk
guard with gilt Beads worked in it. Whoever will
give any information Of said watch will be handsome
VI remunerated ID FLETCHER
Wmoosk fals, NOV ,, 1910 l9w3
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.-BINDING. The SUBSCRIBER WOULD

ROOk-BINDING. The SUBSCRIBER WOULD
Id say his friends and the public that he still car
rics on the Book Binding and Blank Book making at
his old stand where he has superior workman and all
work entrusted TO his will be done in good style
and taste Blank Books OF the best linen paper made
to order and ruled to any pattern and warranted
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, July 5, 1916 Srong's Building
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- ~ MERCHANTS HOTELS 30 AND Al

IN MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND Al
LII Coutiandt st, fright hand side going up from
North Rirer 10 Broadtrdy)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season, and
the Proprietor hopes to accommodate more Vermont
customers He regrets his being Obliged turn of
many the past fall and spring.
His accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory TO business men
Terms, 81 ,25 per day-S7 per week. The Burlington
Free Press is kept on File at this Honse.
WIN. MUIRHEAD.
We stop, when in New York, at the Merchants
Hotel, 80 and Al Courtland st, and find an obgng
Host, polite and attentive servants good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds l2m6
BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS.
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WINOOSKl FALLS GOING AHEAD,
II FLETCHER. FASHION fable TAILOR. HAS

De removed shop Barlow X Woods store.
where he considers himself permanently located He
desires TO return his sincere thanks for the liberal sup
por, he has received since his commencement in BUSH
ness in the aforesaid city and hopes by assduity in
business still To merit share of their patronage
Through study and practice i'll the art of Tailoring he
has discovered a new mode OF drafting coats which is
unknown TO any but himself. A correct measurement
is acknowledged by all the trade be the only means
OF ensurng complete fits" The position of the GUS
toner must be understood There is not a Tailor who
can ensure complete "tir' without this knowledge
ID, +. would inform his customers that he has pur-
chased an ndubitable mode OF cleansing garments. OF
all coors, and ot giving them the fresh and lively APP
pearance they have in their earlier DAYS
CUTTING done to order, on the shortest notice
and warranted 10 fit, II properly made up. Boys
Dresses, and Ladies Riding Habits, made according
to fashion or fancy
Wnooski Falls July | lSl6
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PEARL STREET HOUSE..
80 Peari 81, Nem- York
- THIS SpA('InIrS ESP

80 Peari 81, Nen- York
THIS SPACIOUS ESTABLISH MENT
iii erected for the especial accommodation OF
->-ee- MERCHANTS, in the very centre of the most
popuous business district of the city, has passed into
the hands of the undersigned who nave been engaged
during the last two months in making such additions
and Improvements the former condition of the house
seemed TO demand. To those who have hitherto cX-
tended their patronage 10 this Hotel it be obvious
that, in some particulars the management was stls-
ccptbIc to improvement and without entering into
details they will simply state that where such was ne
crssary neither expense nor labor has been spared
The Dinner hour has been changed from to
o'clock Dinner Is also served at clock in the La
dies Ordinary.
With the most careful attention to the comfort of
vsiters IN every department OF the house the Prope-
tors hope to receive and respectfully solicit liberal
support
\ Il. \ Coach will be found at the principal
Steamboat Piers to convey passengers to and from
the Hotel.
SAMUEL C.. BISHOP.
WM. +. LEONARD,
New York July, 1916 sm3
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lt.HAEowA II A &c; AZ" : ss ARTH 1sR

supplies OF SADDLERY. Coach and Shelf HARD
WARE, i'll all lis varieties. Also, Drugs and Medl-
cncs, Paints, Oils, NamishcS, etc
Burllngon. lSi6.
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. WATCHES AND CLOCKS WI

EIA W Invite the attention OF all who wish to
ai.A buy any description of Gold or Silver Watch
es Brass or Wood Clocks either eight day day
to our new assortment which will be- sold very low
observe that House keepers will do well to buy clocks
OF those who put them in order when they need IL
For sale cheap by RRINsMAIp \ BRorkfRs
Oct 1916
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From Montreal 10 Niagara Fats, Hamilton
Toronto and Buffalo.
The splendid new, upper cabin Steamers,
BRITISH QUEEN. Capt CHAMBERLAIN,
STEAMER EX XIie s. Can, HAWKINS
Leave Lachine Daily at 10 o'clock A. NJ for Pres.
cot and Ogdensburgh, touching the Intermediate e
ports and thoir arrival meet the large and elegant
~ furnished Mail Steamers,
NIAGARA LADY OF THE LAKE,
Capt, Cmdc, Capt Taylor,
Sr. LAwRENcE, ROCHESTER,
Capt. Van Cleye, Capt. lhroop,
bound for the head of the Lake, via Brocllvill1
French Creek Kingston, Sackett's IIarbor. Os-
wcgo. Rochester Quernston and Lewiston Passcn-
gers for Hamilton forwarded Immediately by the
Steamer TELEGRAPH. running in connection with the
above Boats; and those for Toronto by the splendid
steamers QUEEN VICTORIA and TRANSIT
Parties OF pleasure, business men, and Emigrants will
fort and economy. The good fare and CLEANLINESS al
WAYS found on these boats, with the kind and gentle
manly department OF their commanders and great ex-
prrience in navigating the River and Lakes, will en-
sure to every one most agreeable passage,
|, ~ Coach,s in connection with the Boats running
from lachine leave the office adjoining the Exchange
Coffee House Montreal. at halfpas 8 A. NJ for La
chine Passengers by this route will be called for by
sending their address to the office, the evening previous
or ut an early hour in the morning Tickets for any
ports above named can be had at the office in Montreal
or on board the Boat.
For further information, apply Mt the Steamboat
office, adjoining Exchange Hotel, Montreal
The alb ovcseameTs run in connection with Line
of Propellers from Oswego to Chicago.
Monfreal July, 1916 IS
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n. Dork advertisements.
SAMUEL PERRY;
Commission Merchant,
Ne. 3 Front street,

IL Liberal ddrarces on Consignmens.
REFERENCES.
Mess. Suydam, Sage g. Co. New York
John Johnson's Son. "
=. & w. Martini d"
Freeand, Stuart & CO. "
f. p. &, A. Woodruff, 4"
Stanton & Frost,
90 ! Palmer & co. Philadelphia
-" Follett e. Bradley, Burlington, Vermont
Hon Ezra Mech, Shelburne, &c
Lawrence Branerd, Prcs't St Adams,
Joseph Warner, Cash'r Middebury, %
A. l.. Catlin, Pres't, Orwell,
John A, Conant, Esq, Brandon,
George Il. Hodges, Prcs't, Rutland,
Hon. Myron Clark, Manchester,
September, 18th 1916 l4tf
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN & NEW YORK
MERCHANTS LINE LAKE BOATS.

LAKE CHAMPLAIN & NEW YORK
MERCHANTS LINE LAKE BOATS.
a aaas s:a1.sh IL
AGENT.-L. A. johnson . COenties Slip, N. I.
PROPRIETORs.
Follctt e. Bradley, Burlington VI.
Nichols Burton Il Chittenden, ST. Adams, VI.
A. NJ. Clark, Swanton, VT.
Mark Packages, Merchants l.. B. Line
Boats directly opposite the Office
All property shipped by the Boats Of this Line, is
accurately weighed. The Boats towed by Steam
on Hudson River, and property forwarded by Steam
Oh Lake Champlain when desired.
The utmost exertion used to fulfil promises to the
letter. IA
NEW GOODS. SEPTEBER 25, 1916,
WE have just received supply Of New GooDs
w which we offer at reduced prices, persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to give us n call.
14wi. y. e. II II. DOOLlTTLE
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u AGS, RAGS. PAPER RAGS WANTED IN
IL exchange for Books, Paper &c. : WOODS.

NOTICE. The SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
~ turned from New York, and is receiving a
large and fresh supply OF Books and Stationery, which
will be sold very low for cash : WOODS
Burlington, Oct. >, lSi6 Suongs Building,
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GEOLOGY OF VERMONT.
Wanted.

THE undersigned has been appointed by the Gov
eruOr of New \ ork, "a commissioner for the State
"of Vermont, to take the Acknowledgment and proc
lot Deeds and other instruments under seal be used
cor recorded in the State of New York. "and To nd
minister oas or ailimations pursuant the laws o
that State.
ID, w. c, CLARKE
Oct Ii If
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Tin Plate, &c

1SO BOXES Tin Plate 10 TX
lou Is do do do tx square.
10 do do do extra sizes
Also a good assortment of Wire. English Iron
heet Copper &c. &c, For sale lou Tor cash nv
Villas y MOVES,
Sept 25th, lSi6 10