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~ Are You Ill Use Hycr's Pills .-Ons Of
The best medical compounds ever known ss general cor
receive Of The system See General Notce column OF
The Tribune tomorrow. n MWSFis
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rsr No,icr 70 the Mcmber. Of lbe General societ

OF Mechanics and Tradesmen u The City Of New York
a Lecture China and the ChiDese.-Mr. =. WELLS
WILLIAMS will deliver Lecture the above subject on
Monday evening 9Th inst u o'clock at Mechanics Hal
Az Broadway. Members procure their tickets 10 sd
mid themselves and families at the Library Room. 81
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HTD.ON RIyER RAIL.k0AD C0i.0fes y 81 J.
sHAREs 400 EACH.

SHARES 900 EACH.
Re,i.sd Terms for Conditional Subscriptions.
sL No subscription will be obligatory, unless The sum
next
ID When such amount of s3Ooo00 Is subscribed, the
subscribers are 10 pay s0 per share Tor 10 cent? OF
their respective subscriptions.
Sd The resdae Of their Subscriptions to be paid 10 sue.
cessye quarterly usamens OF 10 per cent eafn me h,ss
quarter commencing OF My 1871 which VIII make me
last nsamen due In May 1919 Subscribers 10 pay lnef
respective instruments any time during III months when
they become due.
ih Interest the Of per cent per annun uiI Be
pad semi annually the nstalmsns paid ~ during ue
construction sf the road. ssch payments ot Interest u
commence On the 18Th OF November next and 10 be con
tnued semannuzy ill he road 10 put In operation 70
Albany.
SIN All stock issued sner the organization Of the Com
psny aud all bonds issued Tor loans which made con
verbe into stOcn shall by Al Sast thirty days PRIOR no.
be offered the stockholders al The time
In preference to other subscribers WkN
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patrnt flebilints.

DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
EtabluAed IN 1885 BY act Of CoHgfo.
THg GREATEST EgMEDY FOR
Consumption. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver
Complaint, Splitting Blood Dificuliy of Breathing,
Pain IN thu Side and Breast. Palpeiion OF INC
Heart Influenza, Group. Broken Coustitu-
ton. Sore Throat, Nervous Debility,
and al diseases OF th- Throat
Breasi and Lungs.
TO THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK AND
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amusemruts.
ALHAMRA.
go BROADWAY. between Spring snd Prince cts.
OCC Monday. Feb 9.
AND sveKy NIGHT UNTIL FAErHER NOTICE.
CuHrSTyfS
ALBANIA

ALBANIA,
SS0 BROADWAY, between Spring snd Prince s,s.
OOJ Monday. Feb. g.
,>D svsSY NIGHT UNTIL F,SrKEs NOTICE.
CHRISTYHS
Far fsmei and original Rand ~
ETHIOPIAN MTNSTRELS,
Formerly Of P.mos Opera House whose previous Con
have been crowded with delighted and highly res
pectshe Audiences, AMI universally admitted to excel
fore presented In This city.
Change Of Programmes every everins
Admission x cts Doors open At hzlfpsslc. Concert
will commence II half past ! o'clock 81 SITS
,l,HE ALLEGHANIANs, in conjunction with Sig.
Il BlNi. THE celebrated Guilaus,.l VIII give Concert
At Mechanics Hal, ~ Broadway, on Tuesday evening,
single tickets - ceu,s-to admit two Is eents-to admit
three s-to admit Eve 81 81 10 be had al the music
stores and the door. Doors open 81 oelockcom-
ulence All, q Ssis-
4 MEXICAN MUsEUM-SPLENDlD PERFORM.
(1ANCES this afternoon snd evening At and y O'Clock
The Manager Ia. engaged for today DR. EDsoN, the
LIVING SKELETON, who Il - years old, feet inches
ErHIoPIsN MINISTRIES. he NOS, ,slented band in
America Also engaged the following novelties and per.
formers Tbegresi Balloon Psnorsms u City q Lon
don England and Germany. GREAT WESTERN, Misses
WHEELER and JULIEN. Mr.. DONALDSON, LIVING
ORANG OUTANG, GEN. TOM THUMBS CARRIAGE,
SC. Admission 3 cents children under TO- l2 cents II
,I,HF ANNUAL BALL and Musical Enieriainmsst OF
DODWORTHS Coruet Band viii take place al mo
Apollo Rooms, on Friday evening, Feb. ~ Tue Quad
rifle Band a. usual will he l and effective Tickets can
of Inc bali 81 5ds'
GRAND RELIEF BALl--In aid OF the suffer- ns
VI poor Oflresnd, will take place al Castle Garden or
"Wednesday evening Feb. TO- lsf7 Arrangements are
being made to make this one Of the Grand Balls OF the sea
son Tickets Two Dollars each. sdmit gentleman and
ladies' be had OF the Secretary or any OF INC io
lowing Committee -
A II Micke, lDrRHoesn, Horace Greeley,
Thos Emmett, emsnCampoell,l nsnei Sseeney'
AID Wash Michael Burke, Martin waters,
AID Hart, DR. II Sweeny, french,
Edward Fox, 7 q Maloney, DrOonet
y N Conn.ry AID Gimatin, David Pollock,
? Mulvehnl, Thos Boyle, IN Murray,
DAM Gumsrin, ? McBsuon, Brennan
p NrCorrick Michael Phean Francis Gilmore,
Aid Mullins, Efwd Fltxgeralh'l nos w he'an,
Chss Many, VIM Reid. Ihos McGlVney,
John Egnn Tohn (ieraghiy Joseph Murphy
! IA Eoots Patrick Kelly, Timothy Garrick,
, ID G Broderick 4 Hannsgan Philip Collins,
Cornelius Sheenan, Felix Quinn, IA OBnen,
lame. Mnrphv lanes Kelly Peter Murray,
p "A Kesne ANDREW Jscknan, VIM Nugeni,
p n NrGnirs John Kellehsr John Russell.
Ala Compton Luke Doyle. MeCshill
Ala Rvrne Aid DoAgherty. James Riley.
BROOKLYN.
Owen Colgsn, Miles OReiy, = N Lehman
J. Sweeney, Columbian Hall, Soulh btgoh.yn
4. II. MiCkLE Treasurer.
JAMES KEASE, Secretary. stjus
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Ctr and County Of Ncr- YORK. ssChsrles II. Hall and
Apheus sherman OF said city signers Of the preceding re-
port being duly sworn severay make oath that they are
Directors OF tbs New York and Albany Railroad Company
s III. matters forth tn the said report are true
10 the their knowledge. Information and belief
DAVID RANDALL,
Jud Of The Marine Court sad Justice Of he Peace.
Sworn before me This fih day Of Jan. 1915. a5is
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members are hereby n0th-d that their regular week 3
meetings will hereafter be held In their new Room,
80 Bewery, commencing on Thursday evening next FEB.
II, al half pssi7. BY order }. COOK, y. O.
p PIDcFOS. Secretary. Pr 81
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TXTRACTs FOR FfAyORING Blanc Mango

EXTRACTs FOR FLAyORING BLANC Mango
h Jeles Creams, Custards, Charlotte Russo Huddlngs,
syrups Sauces kc &c. Highly concentrated Extract Of
Vanilla Lemon, Peach Rose Citron, Bitter Almond and
Orange. Also, Rose Wafer Peach aud Orange Flower
Waters FOR favorng all kinds of CONNECTIONS Cooks and
ConeclOrers have universally preferred these Exnaes,
Of her great strength and purify Of favor
t-aspoonfl Ia sufficient 10 FAVOR quart Put up In
yals, al % cents each.
Prepared BY HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, 20 Broad
west sidel Ia The Granite Building Sold so 81 100
FulOn-sl and u Esst Broadway. fls zniseod
CONSTIPATION (oosTrvESEssl DESTROYED,
a y,bsked prics - een5 ts Fourth Editor - rtLef
from tie Nrnefsentt Frerct settsgnJ CONSTELLATION
lCo-,rea>B) DEsTROfIDs o. ErpofKi0n Of nsfs-
rel ttnpe 1xreeabe aad tntEliibe MEANS not only 81
OTERCONIy bat also Of completely deffroysg A1b
Cou~ipafoa lthosf wing sfr yaygatrres Or any ayf
cal uss srasrsr, ldisoorsy enfy suf< n Frane< ~
81 Uarton foloed b. crt t>ef>s ON essiHeH
pk.tr,ans AID other p>r50ns Of dtIftnctlsnN
S.oLD AT THE NATIONAL DEPOT OF Warrior, or
SPar- No I52 Wiuism-st- New fork. and by retail n
be Granite building no z73 Broadway corner Of Cham
ber.sL Beware Of spunous Erys, alta n Mk1nImls
S,TEAM Engine AND BOILER wanted, ofsoo1I
Nfneen horse power. Tote Addressed 70 ne subsoc
br. stating size Ofboef size Of cylinder engin Of stroke
nv HON bulf The time they have Deen ID use where h-y
-, h. seen AID tbs price, vii receive ATTENTION.
sfIr T. HOE X CO - and 81 Gold-st
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GRAND RELIEF BALl-In aid OF the suffering
VI poor OF ireland, will take place al Caste Garden on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, lsfl. Arrangements are
being make this OF the Grand Balls OF the sea
son Tickets Two Dollars each admit gentleman and
two ladies' may be had OF the Secretary or any OF INC io
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MR.. BOYLEs CLASS IN PHOTOGRAPHY
FOR Lkr1ts aSD GESTLENES,
VIII receive lis first lesson The ecfgr

l1 WIN receive its hrst lesson ~ ne lecluIe
tuesday evening, Feb. from 7; 10 b. ocock Tickets
10 the course $50 had the lesson or a. the Of
fee Of f8f BE | ANDREWS BOYLE, ll6 Nsssau-sL
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V'HE ANNUAL BALL and Musical Entertsinmssi Of
i DODWORTH'S Coruet Band will take place al tho
Apollo Rooms, on Friday evening Feb. II The Quad
rifle Band usual will he fall and effective Tickets can
be procured Of member OF al the door ON me evening
n ball. 81 oNs'
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= RAyENsWOOD PROPERTY FoR SAIL


Is erty Tor ssle-The houses and lots Nos 1885, S, lol
I'LL and $50 Bowery, al tho noftheastery corner OF
Broome-st % feet inches On The Bowery, % feet
Inches on Brooue-st 49, =, 49,. M. -.
and m BroOuesL the notheriy side Of tho sIeet, be-
twsen Bowery and ChysesL Esch lot - feet front and
rear and 90 feet inches deep. Apply nj No " bowefy,
WHERE a msp Of The property may DO seen. NIwn'
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i BiNf THE celebrated Guilarst.l VIII give Concert
At Mechanics Hal, AZ Broadway, Tuesday evening,
Feb. ?. l3i7.
Single tickets - cenis-to admit two - cents-to admit
three S-to admit Eve 81 81 10 be had al the music
and the door. Doors open 81 81 O'Clock coi-
Il -.
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r. IIinman Lodge so. IO7.


The members Of this Lodge and The order generally, A.
invited attend lecture 10 be delivered al the L1de
Room al Broadway, this evening. by Brother Baco
on Education" f8f1rl WILLIAM DODGE, Sec'y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

Ever since the settlement of America. Wild Cberrv
has been known TO possess very important medicinal
virtue Every body knows how to extract its essential
properties. Every mother gives Wild Cherry tea to
her children for worms for colds and for almost every
disease and adults throughout our country are in the
habit OF making syrup or compound OF wild cherry
bark or other Ingredients TO be used in spring as al,
andote 10 complaints incident to that clangeuI sea
son. 1t is found by experiment that the wild cherry
possesses even lar noie important qualities than was
ascribcd TO it. For the fist stages of consuiupon
asthma, no matter how long sanding coughs. liver
complaints, etc, it is proved TO be the best medicine
known to man DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry is a chemical extract combined with similar cy
tract from Tar which enhances its value Its success
in curing pulmonary disease, in almost every stage
after our best Physicians could do no more has aston
iSled the faculty and led them to confess that Wstars
Balsnm Of Wild Cherry possesses principle hereto
lore unknown among medical men
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by PECK & SPEAR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Die0,

In Jericho, Dec. elst, Mr., LuclEy &. MARsu, aged
80 years.
An honest man is the nobcs work of God"
At Saxton,s River Dec. lith, in the confidence ot
certain faith IN the comfolt of reasonable, re
glouS anu holy hope, EDWARD A CAMPBELL. nG,d -
years only sou o Edward K. Campbell. OF " indsor
In Cornish, y H., 9th Nov Mrs Lvdi, Weld VIII.
OF MI Daniel Weld. aged G2 years and months. for
merry OF Berkshire, Y AMI daughter OF Dea. Tnos
and Lydia Fuller, OF Hardwick, Vt
In this town, on Monday morning the Nth nj,
Mrs. MARY BARNARD, aged SO years. Also, on The
ION MT, at about the same hour, Mr. ELI BApy,nn
aged - years. ~
Mr. and Mrs. 3. were among the frs, settlers OF the
town They came here in the year l7J7 and have re
s!ded here since that Period They were both TO,
many years prominent and useful members Of society
and many can testify to their good deeds and hinlncs.
OF heart Mrs. b was for many years an ardent and
consistent member OF the Unitarian Church, and she
died IN the iull conviction OF the faith which she had
CHERISHED Tor so many years Thus after having lived
together for more than fifty years they have together
passed to that country from whose bourne no travel
Ter returneth" C,,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
The Art Union.

The annual meeting of the Art Union for the
distribution of pictures to the members, took
place in New York on Friday evening the 18th
ult. VIM c. BRYANT, the President, in the
Chair. Mr. BRYANT made an interesting adj
dress for notice of which, in the Erening Post,
we are sorry we have not room.
He congratulated the association on the Hour
;shing state ofits affairs and observed that there
were some circumstances which gave this pros
perty an important significance.
One of these was the fact that trav cllng
agent had been dispensed with during the past
year, and that the people seem to come INTO inc
support ofthe institution with the greater eh''iu-
siasm, on that account. The honorary Sccre-
taries had sent from the towns ana hc'9hpor-
hoods in which the institution had become area
Nv known. lists of subscriptions enlarged great
ly beyond former years
Mr. Bryant spoke also OF the increase OF PIC
lures of merit among us, as proof OF tho oene-
fetal influence of the institution. lie spoke IN
terms of warm commentator of the gentlemen
who four years ago, when the institution was in
great discrcdit, stepped forward to raise it up
from its depressed condition, and he pointed to
its present prosperity as the fruit OF their meri-
torious abors.
The present number of mcmbcrs is Ills
heinr an increase of 1850 since last year. The
income Of the Union this year was S22,240,-
The number of pictures distributed li2 The
fortunate subscribers in Vermont are -
Miss ALMrRA T. CA1LIS of Burlington.
Fruit Piece by CRUDE.
PHI SIGMA NJ SoclETY of Burlington, Boys
Fishing by IL Clear.
NJ. NJ. CoLDrRS of Montpelier Landscape by
Dourhtv.
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"The Peoples Agent"

We are under the customary obligation which
HowARD has for so long annually imposed upon
the FREE Press. We have received a letter
from that widely celebrated public functonary,
accompanied by a most seasonable and savorv
New Years Gih.' The tcr.though it speaks
more approvingly Of us than, as a modest man,
we can claim to be our due, we should take the
liberty to publish fit were not that we were lust
preparing for the press when il was received and
that our columns arc so largely occupied by an
other OF the Peoplc's Agents who is taking care
of our interests at Washington, as HowARD is
"At Home" Howard certainly knows how to
make tic "happy New Year he wishes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Mechanics' Institute.

Inc iourth annual meeting of this association was
held Dec. 18th. with the mos, encouraging indica-
tons OF prosperity and usefulness. During the wear
the number OF members has been nearly doubled
Under bylaw adopted last year twenty-sx individ-
uas' who by the Constitution could not become menu
bers, have paid one dollar each for the privileges of
the library By these means the funds of the Society
hive been increased to an amount far above that of
any previous year And what is more ENCOURAGING
still, these facts show that the institute is gaining the
confidence Of Mechanics and Of the community gen.
ernIy Nearly ninety dollars have been expended in
the purchase Of Books and in repairs and improve
'nts of the library; And one hundred volumns have
been added during the ycarmore than half the num-
Jcr by way OF donations The following is lis, of
those not previously acknowledged
By DONATION -Allison,s Europe lin nos) from +
H. Peek Esq \, y Farmer and Mechanic for lsi5
lin nos from E. C. Loomis Esq Lyel's Elements of
Geology, vols. from C. B. Eipards Esq, Travels
of Anacharsis 4 vols from a Friend
By PURcHAsE.--Prescoit's Conquest of Mexico, 3
vols & Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, vols Ban
crolts History OF the United States, 3 vols Mills
History Of the Crusadcs and Chivalry Supplement
10 Ure's Dictionary; Headleys Napoleon and his
Marshals 2 vols Fremont's Oregon and California
Expeditions DTake's History of n Am Indians :;
Humphreys Works--wiih life of Gen. Putnam !;
Combs Phrenology Am. Biog sketches Second
Geological Report Ruschenbergers Series of Ma
Iural History, vols, comprising Elements Of
Mammology, Entomology. Conchology. Ornitholo-
gy, Herpetooey, Anatomy. Botany and Geology :;
Addison's Works. 3 vols. Lyells Principles of Geol.
by, svcls Mn, Ellis Works, vols, Hcrodo,u, ;;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
David Days date junior Estate.

STATE or VERMONT The Probate Court f.
District OF Chtlenden, ! the District Of Ch.i,cn
den To all persons interested IN the estate OF DR,i,
Day, date junior late OF Essex in said district, dceeas
ed
WHErEAs, George Whitney administrator Of IN,
estate OF the said deceased, hath filed in said court h,,
petition, praying said coul TO extend the time hinllr,
tor paying the debts due from raid ana for
Ting said estate one year Irom the 9TH day OF Janua
~, 1917, and also proposes TO render account o
his administration and to present his account agains
said estate Tor examination and allowance,
WHrREuPoS the court aforesaid doth assign the Al
"Wednesday IN January next, Tor hearing and dccidI
in the premises, the Office oi the Register OF san
court, in Burlington, in said district; and doth orde
that all PERSONS int rested he nohd thereof, by pub
fishing this ORDER containing the substance OF sad pc
trion, three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press the last OF which publications to be previous to
Given, under my hand, said Burlington, this 3o'h
day Of Decembol, a. d 1916.
2yw3 WM WESTON, P.gstcr-
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Donbcy and Son.

We completed in our last part il. OF this
"eycrooshiatng tail" as Martha Penny would
call it, and have concluded to await further or
ders before we embark on the unknown sea OF
Part III. We hold ourselves committed to pub
lish the remainder if sur readers insist upon it..
They must decide Having printed the Prcsi-
dents Message, however, and two parts OF
Dombey g. Son, we humbly submit that we
ought to be excused from inserting any more
"works of fiction for the present
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

, LATE OF VERNON f. At Probate Couu
within ana tog The district aforesaid on tn, 2J,h day o.
December A ID, lst6 an instrument puipor,ns 10 b,
the Inst u III and Testament o. Luther D.rJn. lat.
OF Milton, IN said district was presented to the Cuul
here Tor Probate, By Lew henderson, the EAecu
tor therein named.
THLREfoUE it is ordered by saii Court that public
notice be gwen TO al rsons inter "a therein, mp
pear before sad Court AT session lh,rtu q be he'd
al the Registers oihce N said Burlington, The iour
IN January 1871, and contest the probut" Ut s1iJ VII
aud 1t Is further ordered that this order be publ
newspaper printed Mt Burlington, ia sad state, the
last OF wh,th publications, 10 b, previous to the day
assigned, as alOIcrad. Tor ho' RUG.
Given, under my hand, the Registers Office this
o9h day OF December, y d. ISIS,
27w3 vs. WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Iowa.

The Locofocos have got Iowa. and our rca-
ders will see below what they are irving to do
with t! When these gentry have no pene.
Tertiary, las in New York, where they can
get voters for nothing, they try to bride them
They appear to meet with poor success in both
cases. The following is from the 81. Louis
Republican of the 18th inst -
low, SryATor Extraordinary DcrslopmrDts-
We have already announced the organization oil the
LEGISLATURE of Iowa, by the election of Locoioco OIL
GERS in the Senate, and of Wings in the House.
On the 10Th instant, immediately on the assembling
Of the House after dinner OF TINT day, MI King mcm
her from Kcokuk counry--a Wing, but representing
Loco Foco country-os, in his place and asked lcayc
10 make a Standardization was granted. He then
informed the lIous., that Mr. Marstnl, lawyer from
Lee county, had been negotiating with hun, from the
second day OF the session up to that time to vote for
General Dodge-,hat his first offer suit Of clothes
and 800 in cash. which was mere sed as h. held oil
for higher wages to the pronisI OF III IA, 9ii!ce,
thai Marshall told him there was six thousand dol
lars there to secure Dodge's ell 'ctlon, and that on
Tuesday Marshall gave hun fifteen dollars p" TO bind
the bargnn--whch he king by the advice oiirien Is
took These are the leading facts. When King 10 TX
his seat Clifton and Conlce, Democratic Possums,
rose and stated that they, too, could tale unfold
whenever INTERCEPTED
Tn. House Mt once raised committee TO nvcsti-
gate the facts and the Sergeant at Arms took Mar
sha into custody, During, Kings speech, it is said
that some of the Royal FANNY were present. and
that they looked black as thunder cloud.
To give Mr. King an excuse for voting for Dodge
get OF instructions were procured, directing him to
vote for Democratic Senators Mr.. King made au-
son 10 these instructions in his speech-sad that every
man who signed them voted against HIM j. that he
received his instructions at the baotbox !" that he
was elected as a Whig, land should vote with his party
We are promised early report ofrhe result Of the
investigation, 1.-THE charges are sustained, We think
il ought to satisfy the people in Iowa that Loooiocoism
has had sway long enough il that State.
81 LOUIS Repub. 18Th inst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of Chittendcn County
Agricultural Society. for the choice of officers
and the transaction of such other business as
may come before the Society. will be held al
S,rongs' Hall, in Burlington, on Wednesday, the
9th day of January, 1877, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon.
Premiums on Field Crops will be then award
ed. Committee to award such premiums, Messrs
Chester Binn, Daniel Patrick, and Elijah Stan
ton. VIM. WESTON, Scc'y.
Burlington, Dec. 90, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

so, when by asking any Of your friends you be
sure tina, 3s bottle OF Joness Coral Hair Restorative
viii force the hair TO grow dark, stop its falling off
cure the scuri or dandruii, mud make light red gray
Hair dark 1t dresses the hair beautifully and keeps
1t moist soft and silky three times long ms any other
article made. Sold by HARRINGTON, in Church
street, Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

1JA friend suggests Il few articles for the
new Museum which will doubtless be acccpta-
bic if the collection is not already complete
We hold them subject to 'circumstanccs."-
They are -
A winker from the eye Of Cleopatra's Needle;
A boot made on "Prentce's last =
An eye-tooth which Mr.. Polk didn': "cut''
from the mouth of the Rio Grande and
The seve through which the man strained cv-
cry nerve.
By the way, VIC suboin Prcn.ice's last which
we find in the Salem Rcgistcr:-
~ The editor OF II, Louisville Journal will be
Iokn!, AMI directs frequent shots at poor" Fa-
thet Richie" HIS las, is as follows
t"Old Mr.. Richie of tn, Washington Union SAYS
that one would think, from reading the papers, that
the American people for nothing but wealth.
He need not trol5e himself abou; the tastes of the
people. They are rcputed to be rather merccnary,
but they have read his paper and that OF hi, sons
at Richmond until they have come to deSp!ss all
Ritchies"