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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

r. COTTON, Aaeuoneer.
10y r, COTTON, Aucdcn ard Commission Mercosnt
ID Store Nos lis fulton and 81 Ann sts-Libeth advsn
made Goods either for private sse OF Al saeiion and
of goods panctuay attended 70 ard respectfully soeised
FRIDAY, March u,
At the store 81 Arn-st 81 Icy O'clock,
4 large and desirable assortment OF new and second
hsnd Furniture, ecrsistng Of mahogany and curl maple
chairs marble top and plain ourezax sof4s and "a
es rugs bedsesds looking glssses Kitchen faruisre Ae
Also an sssortnenef Dry oods, delsines laces, NC
SATURDAY, March Is,
At lOt O'Clock, al the Auction Room.
very large and general assortment OF Lacss, t9knks
Ins-rtnss Of all Qualities and descriptions comprising
for those In the trade as the siock 10 M % aho weu
selected Also several hundred yards OF aiue, rasns
uspkns, thread, spool cotton IN any quantity
Ar PKIvArs SAKE, good secord.hkno pl9no touSs
made by Dabois-, Bacon Chambers Price SIS.
At private ssio, kvery hoe barometer. london make
~ CHAMBERLAIN, AUcrIoSrrR-stor No
y. Spncesl-Llbers ~ivsnces msde on Goods ecnssn-
ed for private sale be sod a. AUCTION Outoor sese
carefully attended and respectfully solicited fromps
returns made
FRIDAY, March 10.
Al 10 o'clock, al SprueesL
CoSsrksLrs SALE or Nav Fussirusr, &C; conpnshk
mahogany sofss AbursAux, mahogany cyibs, &C. msr-
bic top sofa tables several mahogany rockers once essks
lot secondhand ~ triiture, kc. -,
comprising picnic and cracker machine large eaanny
Of pans mouds bread oughs boxes benches Yeast mos
scales, weights, Stoves, larnps, &c
Also, one horse. wagon, harness. Nc
Also one full ieweed gold case lever wilcn rsco pv
Mortimer also, one gold chain
Also, one double-bNrel gun.
Ai'0' W. f!f0RGE w CHrpIC. Constable
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- AT PRIVATE 9ALE.-Ths eonyeuisnt eud
well built three story BIRCH house end lol, ~ ne,s
- doQxsl-st within few hundred feet Of Wesenston
soxsay foIdsnr doom, srsss, iiseSsa rssrs sn1 cros
wster piazza enclosed With glass, the sfae eese
faishod. Lot q % BY IS Tbs hoase hss oeso eeLt
reasonable lime. Tor farthsr particulars fsqene
ANTHONY J. DLEECKkb, AnSpcess
- AT PRIV1TR 8ALR-The swo ssosy ~
Hoase md iot ID Non5lIst nSs@ g ossnd - :. ~
known = IA - 49, aI& - SSssr ~ 4 49,
s e g: s :: & 2szSSEfS: s:lss & a.
~YTYYNHYJYIND9I W Sale cheoN--eeo ses2s
~ 800 Er11,G ies1s fos ssIs q nom . cean e -
~ y : Isl; 8 ii Z y 21s 60 slasr
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JACOB 8. PLATT, Auctoneer
cHEFFIELD POCKET CuTLkRY-rhis day.
IA 10 o'clock At the Auction Room, large invoice Of
Crookess Rodgerss, wngg's sad stringers. all we'll
known makers and viii be- persnplory sold 10 the hfh.
est bidders consisting OF pockets WHARF.-The, congress End
others some OF which feather edge, and motto ana
carcature blades consisting Of 100 lots In the catalogue
Also complete assortment Of table knives and forks,
scissors shears and 100 dozen butcher knives The stte
lion Of purchasers specially directed 10 This SALE which
will Jake place at 10 O'Clock mlI IL
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TVRRASURY NOTES and U. 8 Stock for lsles--
Tressary Notes bearing IS per cent Interest; res.
ury Notes bearing ror ce1 nited States soek
sesrinr Der cent iussssf redesuahc Ia 1877 al tt
sels b lu5 Il ]. THOMPSON, q Wailrs1
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Boatoina.

BOARD WANTED, with peIor and bedroom IN,
Dfarnished, by gentleman and his wife, 10 genteel
private family, (preened) where there few board
Terms must be moderate, and Location preferred not
above ChAmberssL Address Union" at this office
mil 2is'
DOAHDING in Cbamberest.-Two single gentlemen
ID can be accommodated with pleasant room snd board
al 70 Chsmbers-sL ms ZWls
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situations, Nr. tnautrb.

c Al aas.rey5 10 AdItItsIaentS sent BY marc nus BE-
postpaid, they uH not Be taken out y he efhee
nARTNER WANTED, eiher silent or active, to in
say 81 90 cash. IN an article OF medicine
which pays profit OF over 300 per cent In general use
and business Of $1,000 be done the FIRST year. II
pushed The present proprietor has already another Ar
Gle introduced with several thousand agens sna has Ia
Of the kind has factory IN opersuonslore In one
Of The beet locations n the city, This rare chance Tor
small investment The best OF references given and re-
auired n B For farther particulars address, with real
name, 10 Medcus, Tribune Office, stating where an inter-
view can be had. All communications confidential
DOWERsLOOM WEAYERs Wsnied-Glrs who
L experienced IN pOwerloom weaving are wanted TO
50 short distance IN The country where steady employ.
enced hands wanted Apply Immediately al II Mas
ssu-sL ml2 lw
XVANTEO-A clerkship 10 some respeciabie house,
w BY lsd OF fifteen, has had good general educa
on and resides with his parents 10 this city For charac
ter and family be refers the Editor Of The Tribune who
euiries Please address a mole 10 e. X Tribune offce,
which viii be promptly responded to- ml2 Stis
WANTED InMEDIATEBN-A good agent 10
W he Ciy Of Newark for subscribers TO the
Youths Cabinet Here chance for eanvasser Of
ability One who has had experience would be pre-
ferred. Apply 10 ID. WOODWORTH Clinton halLlt-
NNANTED-In cotton factory, a dresser, weaver,
w competent 10 take charge Of powerlooms and few
more gIls. experienced weAvers, by
d. HOUGH, Jr. Plymouth MIL ThirtyhrstsL
milo SITS between Ninth and Tenth-ayenues
kLANTED-siiuAiioD by two young wOmsn, one for
w housew ok IL an excellent ioner the other cham.
bermsd and waiter or 10 mind chi dren Both hzve good
city references Please inquire al 80 Woosers mi2 l-
NI ANTED-A psrtuer or chief clerk who furnish
w from 5000 $500 for which good security will be
given and very beray salary address Box 1928 New
York City. ml2St'
XUANTED-A situation BY young woman for house,
w work. 10 cook. wash and ironhas excellent city re-
ferenees- Pease inquire Al 4l24 Broadway. ml2 IL
WANTED-A situation by young woman for house ,g
w WORK Is good washer and roner and has excellent
city reference eass inquire al "a Charles a. ml2 IL
lUANTED-EmpOyors for girls well recommended,
w charge Al His oiice lL Nayery-place. milo ~
\ OsT-In going through Ferry-st Spruce ct. crossing
Lin front The Tribune Office andrear The City Hal up
Broadway and down Frsnkn-sL bunch OF keys held by
small Dress ring The finder will confer favor by eay
ing them al The Tribune Ofce. ml2l'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

L AXE SUPERIOR MINING Companes-Toi The
L. D rectors Of the several Mining Companies mid
die a. gentleman from Michigan, oher extraordna
~ Inducements for being Poyed agent Of Com
pany IN the mining region. City references and tesno
malls He l. desIous thai early application be made
order that may embark Tor the copper region on ths
earliest opening Of navigation. Address Copper Nine
hoy ffgs ml2 lw
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austion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, A1croresr.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT-etcrs 20
- brosdwsy--Libersl cash Aayaocss made 90 eonsiEs
n rTr~

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Arcroresf.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATr-stors ot
~ Liberal Cash Advances made 90 eonsiEa-
menis for Auction Sales
FoRrY.FIFTH NEwYoRK TRADE SALE
MONDAY. March -.
All O'Clock A. NJ
srAfloSksh.-Ine next rsraln Trade Sale will ccrr-
al The soove dass with he stationery Cxa,osue
Including many large and desirable consixnenls Of Eng
sh and American stationery, fancy srcl~s leuer Ard
note papers, cas steel pens. sexsnt toy eooks ssnes
large assortment Of blank books pass and emo.
rsn3uns, sealing wax and WATERS lnkstands end nh ac
IN great variety.
Also eAeiee assortment OF paper hansnxs snd borders
ssfned aud unsslined three and foar eoorN
TUESDAY, March 81
BOoKS-On Tuesday, Al A N. the sale cf books YIN
eosnmenessnd be ccuEnued daily he sane hour, besn-
ning with The large contribution from Nessrs lee Bar
chsri and followed by valusbe and excessive Invoices
from Messrs Lille Brown, Monroe franes, orss,
Elliott 4 Co Carey Hart Thomas Cowpsrhwsh Co
Harper 4 Brothers, Anrers. Butler Co Andfus 500,
Prsti wooSfosd 4 Co wilkins, Carter Co Crocker
Brew sirr Hogan Thompson, c. 5. Appleton, Liaasay
Blskislou. Bsuingto1 a HssweiL &c. &c. Also, arg
sad very extensive consignment Of choice snd spend
FRIDAY, ssh, att Pm
STsRtorYrE PLArss This days sale WI include up
wsrd Of shy Of valuable stereotype ps.es 10 hlen
brscing many desirable works. Also copper plates sed
= The whole forming the extensive variety Of de.
srsble stock offered II public sale, and 10 os sold
without reserve.
"A supplementary Catalogue Is In preparation snd
will be ssed the frat day 81 sale. Invoices for nsct.
ton will b. received until Monday. 18Th
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J. D. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner for the states OF New YORK
and Connecticut, TEmmaly Hal. mi u
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X. d. SMITH, Auctionser.
DYJ MURPHY g. CO,--Store IS Sprues-si--
DRY Goods The entire stock OF Dry Goods ct tho
store i63 sprugst OF Thompson, Will be sold on
the premises this Fhdsy) morning al 10 O'clock Dealers
and others will hnd 1t TO their advantage to attend thls
sale
Terms essblhe goods TO be removed before saturday
night hil< ~
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
~ HaIctefor.. IrsfrrfnueOus Tlouid Hair
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.

the perfect ard natural speciu Of The
Wig making. The public are invited 10 inspect large
assortment manufactured only b WIN. BACHELOR,
WAllst near Broadway Copy tne address, l7s lmiseOd
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NTOTICE-Tns SUBSCRIBERS have his day forps ,ay =
~ Cca,sste.-.tin undsr the frm o. DAWLEY Fgh-
MsS - 49, ,.rrose OF transscr1S tbs Domestic Dry
Goods susines. eogais.iS& Nd S'9ssvIe = '0''
. ~ w. ksrrh no. 1917. RENSSELAER, FUkNAf
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SOCIETY LIBRARY,
coRNER BROADWAY AND LEcNARD-sr
MONDAY EVENING, March 9, and every right
lElunlil farther notice,
CHRISTIE'S
Original and popular Band Of
MINSTRELS,
Whose recent concerts the Ahsmra gave such unbound
ed sssiseuon. Admission Is cents Concert TO COM
mence at7i O'clock Change OF programme At each 70
presentation. ms WIS
MONSTER CONCERT.-U. c HILLS Farewell
lV1 will be given At the Tabernacle on Tuesday evening"
Arri g. He will be assisted by the Musical Society and
most Of the vocal and Instrumental talent OF the city
Farther particulars will be duly given. mlz Sawhu
NEW-YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,"
The Board of Managers would respectfully announce
10 the public that the Osorio Of Samson Will be present
cd az the Tabernacle the 2th inst with the most dtn
eushed talent In the country, which viii be succeeds by
the Israses IN Egypt
N b. All performing members are urgently requested
10 attend full rehearsal at The Coliseum Monday rext
at half past P. NJ. [ml2al GEO. wHIrLocK, seey.
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- T. j. Coleman. Exchange Broker, No. 81
W1ll-sL New YORK Uncuneut UOrey bought ar 4 sold
gold and rlver exchanged and drsfs collected Of
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u All a1s4ey5 10 AdIeTtusIneHt5 sent BY mare rus
potpaid or they triH not Be taken cut y ne eiee.
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WIN. VI. JONES, Apctoneef -.
BOOTS AND sHOBs-ByJ J. d. INOkhsOL.& 20
ID store No 2t2 PeerlstOn Wednesday, March ~ at 10
ocock 500 cases boots shoes and brogsns suitable iof
The southern, Western and city trsde
Also, 10 cases womens spring pegged buskih@
Also, Il mems hne calf rewed boots -.
Also, 10 cases mels ght seal pump pegged Doote mlI
JACOB g. PLATT, Auctloneer.
IRON SAFEs-yACOB PLArT VII cell nseg
dlHerent dies suitable for counting rooms. MI u
VALUABLE PAINTINGS At Aueiion-A LEVY
' win soil Saturday evening 18Th INST =. 9eIoek ~
2q3 Broadway an extra collection OF valuable o RANT
nss seeced by gentleman with great alignment al va
ous periods within The last thirty years whose Intention
Is TO retire in the country Also. sessrs llusma.so
WiIl,Ein &c fke public generally arc invited 70 ea snd
exsmine tiis collection Sale positive NIL ouS
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SAILED.
Ships Columbia, Charleston, Rambler, Cork, silsi
Holmes, Orleans, Spartan, (Brl Liverpool. Bark
Croton, -, Brighton, Manila, Darlington, Glasgow
Brig Peruvian. Sligo. schr Native American, Havana
and others Wind NV.
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al ,NIG FANCY BUSINESS = 80 4 Ie.l

hfor years OF Of me bss loeAIeo stores y
srcies psyinE prosi u 50 % TO- Per seat Ihe tsfss
spd reede b1 meas be sdaed 70 ne prssen ock loI
which it's a sIsirsie sand Apply a Oos SrosdSsy'
un19
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DAPFR WARFUOTsR,
COUGHs AND COLDs-MOre ressimOUy

~ temea This Is 10 Certify thai during The month Of
December, wa severely adcted WIN bad cold and
cough tred various remedies without any heueEcisl
results but aeT usng package Of Pesses ca n I'd Is
Of HoTehound Candy, found my health eh In
proved and can undoubtedly recommend the above medi
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Mrs also visits et.ss sDd children At ther hcra-s And
gives direction fer The spprkou Of WISER Cure s50
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ARW MUSICAL PuBLICATlONS.as
~ HALL, Franklin. square, snd flhIH HALL
FOND 80 Broadway, have lust published, Inc Flower
Queen duet for two treble voices, BY Cnss w Clover
aad sung BY MrA L0der and Miss Nortasl; the Syfsa
ard 6e Frsr duet for treble and barytone, BY 4
Emanuel; The FAIRY Song. by J: q. Barnett MAJ re
Life Boat dercrpnye song by Henry Russell ~
Mountain Bow beautiful song BY J. de ne kals
Poke dsdicsisd 10 Miss Kate Avery tee Bsrih Nsu
bv C l. Il; Col Mays Quick Step BY Babcock- zab
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SsaoscTibsr would respectfully Avite tas ti<nson 81
sn,,n o nj. new And beautiful style Of door AID num-
ser pIsss pfonocnesd a. ne ate Fair i6e naadsoest
pl.res ever got sp and for which Ee received ne prem
Jun K hObthlcf 49, g. Ss. - 49, a,
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SO ey p SS M s.or Hou,s ITO and sss
Broadway rs Broadway iss B0wery; 81 Greenwich
81 III Broadway IN Eighth-syenne Brooklyn, is
FultOn-sl 2s9 Fullon-s NewaEk, y. J. - broad-st II
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15

No LICENSE IN BLAIR COUNTY. We are
informed by letter from a friend in Holi-
daysburg, that when the applications for tav-
crn license came before the Court last week,
Judges Black and McFarlane on the Bench,
Judge McF. took the ground that he could
not conscenIiously grant license to sell liquor,
as he did not believe the sale was necessary
to a house of entertainment for travellers
judge Black acknowledged that his associate
had the law on his side, though he (Judge
B was willing to grant license. Judge Nc
Farlane gave a written opinion, sustaining
his position, and a copy has been requested
by the bar Our informant writes that the
best lawyers in the county sustained the legal
ity of his course, and that he is sustained by
the general voice of the community.
The number of applications which thus fell
to the ground was 30, The disappointed APP
plcants were thrown into great CONSERVATION.
The wife of one of them sent to THANK the
Judge for his conduct She had more sense
than Wickersham, Bayard & Co.,of Del, who
know so little of the true interests Of the rum
seller, that they strain every nerve to secure
him license-a rope with which to hang HIM
SELF
We hope that other Judges in this Common
wealth will follow the example of Judge Nc
FarIane. The case is full Of portent, aud fore
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15

GRAuAM's MAGAZINE, for April is received, and
contains twelve extra pages, with the continuation
of "The Islets of the Gulf" story by Cooper.
The plates in the April number, are Saratoga and
Saltwater battle ground," -"Vew near Pittsburgh -
and 'Pnris Fashions, Music, "Gen. Taylor's Gal
lop." An excellent number is this. IT
CoLUMBIAN MAGAZINE. We are always much
interested in the monthly arrival of this excellent
Magazine. The April number has been on hand for
some days, and is filled with original articles from
some of the best writers in America. The engrav-
ings are "The Christening" "New York from Wee
hawkcn." and "Paris Fashions" Israel Post pub
Usher, lao Nassau st. N. Y.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15
THE VOICE.
BRANDON:
THURSDAY. APRIL Is, l847.

CHANGE IN POSTAGE LAWS. The Post Master
Generals version of the present postage law has been
copied: and the several sections of the law ITSELF as
found in the Vermont Patriot, this week given,
that the readers of the Voice may see whether there
is any mention made Of a change in regard to the
postage on newspapers We folks here are so blind
that we can not any allusion to the 30 mile
change. As the Patriot is the authorized medium
through which Vcrmontcrs may learn Uncle Sans
public laws it is presumnbe that so far as the post
age law is this week presented, it is correct copy.
If more comes this subjec,our readers shall have
it in due time. What is presented all that we
have seen of the postage law. The assertion has
been made by some editor that the P. NJ. General
has placed that in his circular which the law does
not authorize. 1t would hardly seem that lie would
purposely do this, since he must know that some
body must surely detect and expose the act. We
soon shall see.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15

L. NOTICES OF MARRIAGES. Such notices oc-
casionaly come to this office without the signature
of the ore who forwards them. Since publishers of
newspapers are liable to pay damage for publishing
false reports of this nature and since reports of this
kind have come to this Office, l will now say to all
who may desire marriages made more pablo, thro'
the Voice of Freedom, that, in order to their
insertion here, they must give me their names; not
for publishing, the informant, but for preservation
so long as shall think best. Two notices of the
kind, without signature, are on hand one from
Orwell and the other from Leicester. Give us your
names and you shall haze the insertion.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15

PENNSYLVANIA LICENSE ELECTION. It appears
from the Pledge and Standard, published at Phila-
delphia that pretty strong demonstration against
licensing men to vend intoxicating drinks,was made
at the recent election in that state. Chester county
gave majority of 1854, against licensing; Delaware
county SOL majority Allegheny, Washington and
Fayette counties gave large majorities on the same
side The official returns were not al received when
the Pledge and Standard of Sd inst went to press.
The strong probability is that q majority of votes
cast in Pennsylvania went against licensing; but
the question is decided by counties some licenses
will doubtless be granted for the present year. YER
mont is ahead of the land Of Penn the state tick
ct plan, when compared with deciding by counties.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15

PROFITABLE EVE. In communication received
last week from B. B. Nottingham. of Shoreham, he
states that he has a eve which brought lamb In
August 1915, on the both April, 1916, she brought
oo lambs, and on the night of the Goth ofast month
she brought forth two lambs more. All this proge-
ny are doing finely. The opinion of good judges is
that the ycarlings will shear ten pounds.
Those who can tell of better luck In this line can
have q chance to do it through the Voice. Forward
your sheep facts gentlemen.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SAxT9N's RIv-
Err. On Wednesday night last, at about l
o'clock, fire was discovered in tie WoolIen
Factory owned by Mr. A. Smith, of Saxton's
River village, in this town. 1t is supposed to
have taken i'll the Picking room. The work
men had left the factory about half an hour
previous. The Factory, Dry-house and Wood
shed were entirely consumed. We under
stand the stock belonged to Prosper Merrill.
Probable loss about $4,000, and covered by
an insurance at Hartford of about $1,000
BEL Falls Gaz
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-15

Sheep offered for premiums must have beer
shearod within four months previous to the
Fair.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
No premiums will be awarded on any farm.
ing implements unless invented by the claim
ant and presenting a new and useful improve
ment; or constructed by him, and possessing
some very useful property which renders II
decidedly preferable to others Of the kind in
common use or patented implements, the
right to make and vend in this County, being
owned by the claimant.
Members presenting any farming nipple
ments for premiums will be required to fur
nish a written description of the particular
improvement or distinguished property for
which they claim premium.
DAIRY.
Competitors on butter and cheese will be
required to furnish full and detailed state
ment of the number Of COWS kept by them,
the manner of keeping, and the process of
manufacturing and preserving the articles
presented
GENERAL RULES.
None Of the regular premiums offered above
shall be awarded to any person unless he
shall have paid one dollar and signed the con-
stitution of the society at least two days pre-
vious to the Fair.
Unless the committee who are to Judge in
the case, shall be fully satisfied that the state
ment of the applicant for premium is essen
italy correct, the premium will not be award
ed. No animal or article which has drawn
the first premium at former fair shall be
again presented for premium in the same
Il Ill o,i,no1 orticln no
titled to two premiums at the same Fair. Nor
shall any member be entitled to more than
one premium on the same kind Of crop, arti-
Gle, or stock in the same class
To be eatited to a premium, the animal
must be owned the crop must be raised, and
the article manufactured within the County
since the last Fair.
No premium can be awarded where there
is no competition, except in cases of great
merit.
Discretionary premiums, or gratuities, may
be awarded on stock or articles not enuDler-
ated for premiums should there be any pre-
scented deemed meritorious and worthy of en-
couragement, and funds will be placed at the
disposal of each of the awarding committee TO
the amount of five dollar, to be appropriated
for discretionary premiums. All reports of
viewing committees shall be made in writing
and signed by the members asserting there
to.
All awards for premiums claimed by any
member, must be drawn from the Treasurer
within three months after the day Of award,
or it shall remain, as contributed to the Soci-
eties' fund,
On motion, the meeting adjourned to We'd
nesday, the 10th day Of June next; when the
time and place of holding the Fair is to be de-
+. w. BLAIsDELL JR. Sec'y
KerncnneS March IS, 1917.
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ANNUAL FAIR.

PREMIUMS OFFERED BY THE ADDISON
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
At meeting of the Board of Managers
held at Middlebury, on the 10th of March,
1S47, it was voted to offer the following Pre-
miums, to competitors at the next Annual
Fair:
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must taH The people are coming to that
conclusion, and the Legislature cannot re-
strain them by Withholding from them the
right to say so-PAaadelpAia, Pa Pled0r
and Standard. IVY