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DIFFERENCE IN THE QUANTITY OF MnK.-Farmers in
general not of the great difference there is in
richuess of the milk In butter dares, especially this is
point which deserves attention. The that
gives large quantity of milk is scarcely evidence
her value for the production of butter 1t but short
time since heard farmer that he had a COW
which would give from 20 TO p quarts per day. and he had
till last summer always considered her rstate COW
then happened that her milk set separately for but
ter when proved that only about four ounces per day
could be obtained This may be called extreme case ;
but let the milk OF various be fairly tried and sur
prising difference will often be Mr. Newell in his
address before the Essex County (Mass) Agricultural
Society," observed that according his observation there
is much less uniformity the milk of what we call "na-
tive cows than in that of the Ayrshres Alderneys
He Says A few years ago made little experiment to
test the quality of the milk of sixteen cows gallon of
each cows milk set by ITSELF and after standing twenty
four hours the from each churned bv itself and
the quantity of butter ranged from to ounces" Thus il
is that while the milk of afforded pound
of butter to every quarts it required more than q quarts
of the milk of others make that quantity viii not
this fact DO remembered Albany CtA
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COPPER AND SILVER MINES, MExIco, SSC.--The Lon
don Mining Journal OF the 18th ut contains full state
ments of the operations the various mines at Rapas
Guanaxuao, the Balanos and Copapo mines and those
at Pampa Larga, Pachuca, Real Demontes, &c The
Alexander Harvey and the Michael Williams had ar
rived Swansea, in South Wales, with ITO tons copper
ORE and four silver ore, TO be there selted Cop
per ore value $2400o0, sent TO Swansea Wales, to
be smeted, last year, from Australia. In Chill, they
smet the copper themselves, and thus export it to
Europe. AT the smelling works in Chill, copper as
pure as any in England will be produced and if in South
America, why not also Lake SUPERIOR England de-
rves some 100000 year of from duties levied
foreign copper brought her ports be smeted
Messrs Gemmel Co, in letter to Mr. McGregor secre-
tary to the Board of Trade advised the removal of these
duties, as continued, the smelling trade will centre in
Chill, be transferred to manufacturing rivals in the
United States France, or Belgium. On May 27 about
7lo0 tons of copper sold at Truro and Swan
sea- at from Sc to $ll5 One ton of Canadian brought
only $2ot, which would not pay expenses
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HrA GREEN. s..,so.re-

VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the Sd August
shall sell, on the premises at 6oclock p n Lot No in
square No 4Ol, fronting 9th, between and Streets
with the Improvements, which convenient two-stcry
frame-house, containing nine and cellar with
OF the best fruit in the yard 1t is unnecessary give
further description OF the property, persons wishing
purchase are particularly invited call and examine
themselves
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one, two and three
years, for bearing interest A decd given and q
deed of trust taken. Title indisputable
Sale positive. A. GREEN
July 3l-3t Auctoneer
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POLITICAL.
Pennsylvania.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, July 30. 1s47.

WEST CHESTER, Pa July 30, 1s47
take pleasure in forwarding you the proceedings OF
county meeting Tuesday last because they accord
with the views entertained, as | believe, by the true
democracy of the country and also will be advocated in
your paper.
The meeting unusually large-larger than any OF
our meetings since 1914, and embraced the who had
proved true throughout the bank, tariff, and other
tests
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From the N. Y, Evening Post July


The BONDED WAREHoUsE.--ln putting in operation
throughout the country the warehousing law, it was
necessary that some general system should be adopted for
conducting the business and keeping the accounts 1t
was novel branch of business this country and our
law encountered with unusual features adopted
by the strength OF the opposition in Congress, for the sake
of obstruction to it.
The system adopted for conducting the, warehouse
business has thus far operated very avoaby, and
ceved high commentator for its in various
quarters In order, however, to carry it to the greatest
perfection possible, learn that commissioners to
be sent abroad to obtain the most ample information of
the operation of the systems adopted For this purpose
the Secretary of the Treasury has commissioned the
register of the warehouse in this city, Mr. Barhydt TO
proceed to England.
Having had principal agency in the preparation of the
system adopted here, and intimate acquaintance with
its operation he will readily apprchend the peculiar ea
lures of the system in operation abroad Associated with
him is Mr. c. Wadron who holds the post of entry clerk
in the custom house, and is familiar with all the details
of the general business. Such commission, amply
qualified for the duties required will doubt be favora@
bly, received abroad, and be furnished with every facility
for observing the operation OF the English warehousng
system.
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1t should constantly be kept before the people that the
federal wings prophesied that the alteration OF the tariff of
lsi2 would be followed by embarrassment, stoppages and
commercial run But, disregarding this croaking the
tariff OF 1916 adopted, and all kinds of business is
good, and the country never more prosperous All
and to hooiwink the people, and divert their attention
from these prophetic fasehoods, these political prophets
are to the operation of the tariff of s46 but
they say much about the MEXICAN war-favorabe to
Mexico, and against America This is rampant whigge-
ry-New Hapen Reg
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c,UBscR,BERs TO THE RATTLE.

NUBSCINBERS prevent de-
- lay the rattle take place at my watch and jewely
Wednesday evening, the 18th OF August, at
o'clock those persons who have subscribed will please call
previous that and receive their tickets. few
chances remain unsod, at one dollar each.
July 25-3t WIN. VOSS.
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D6ARDING.--Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue
ID nearly opposite Coleman's hotel has number OF
which she would be pleased to let permanent
transient boarders among them several very fine
rooms. Terms moderate June I.
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TREAsURER,s STATEMENT,

public ,sesdh ar1ay s sS
pNu e 10 raft
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The undersigned having associated themselves under the
firm OF Tyson Hcwlings the business of the late house
Buckley Y Tyson will be continued by them, with aug
mented facilities at the Office street, near the
Treasury building They will all times be prepared
collect or (when Of characte discount
or purchase bills of exchanges drafts checks pomssoy
notes, payable in any of the United States Sghdui
on New Orleans, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
on any other Of the large cities, always for sale the
usual rates of exchange. J. w. TYSON,
July 3I-3t +. p. HEWLINGS
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THE Mechanics of Fluids for Practical Men,
ding hydrosatics descriptive and constructive, by Al
exander Jameson-I volume octave with many engra-
yings.-imPor'ed from LoRdos, by +. TAYLOR, Plce
VI ~, July 30
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NTOTICE.-The partnership heretofore existing in this
IN city under the firm of Buckley IL Tyson has been dis
solved by mutual of the parties The business
the late firm will be settled up by the firm of Tyson
Hewlings. L. W. BICKIEY
WASHINGTON July 81, l8l7. ]. w. TYSON.
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$l4,N4,239 81

d. GRAHAM, Register Of the Treasury.
Int. ~ Ger. Nat Gaz
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Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the ac-
counting officers, of which $963, 100 is UNI
der the act of 22d July, 1876, Ss345, $50 under
the act of 18th January, lS47, and $ll $50
under other acts
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Amount subject
TO draft.
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Amount on depos-
ite. s.
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OFFICIAL.
Rv *. ". DYER, .9ucttoneer.

have been ordered New Orleans ST. $50 95
Intel. German Nat az.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12
Farmers Fire insurance.

feNIfE ST, LAWRENCE COUNTY MUTUAL
I INSURANCE COMPANY Chartered by the
Legislature OF n y :, in 1895, Ohce at OsdeaslarsA
oilers to insure the mutual principle, at the follow
ing Cheap rates for five years.
lst Class, On premium note Of the sum
insured Of ii per cent
"a Like buildings us Of lst Glass,
exposed to Out houses, /! per cent
81 Farm houses and bans isolated, per cent
iih On premium note of 81 per cent
Tavern houses, and barns standing alone
and exposed only To wood
sheds, from > to 81 per cent.
Errmplc: \ farmer itsures 500, Class 3, he gives
the company his note for 500 he pays down So 10,
which is endorsed on the note this muic msurcs han
for five years, aud is collected intervals OF not less
than one year during the term, il the losses OF the
Company require it, Otherwise it is never paid. The
Secretary and Agents only are paid, and that in pro-
portion to the business they peIlonn Nosaaries are
allowed Each 500, insured entities the person in
sured to vote for the officers OF the company.
By this insurance. the insured saves To himself the
entire profits which he would pay stock company.
The experience OF the company is, that II does not
cost the farmer - cents year to insure 500
All applications made 10 the agent by mail, post
paid, or oiheIwise, will receive prompt attention,
A. /. STONE, Agent,
33wS Cbarlo''s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12

MAY be consulted at his residence on Cicrr,
w street, three doors west OF the Congregational
Church, al any time, when not Professionally en-
aagcd-all the false Institutions aRd rile rjiVUc,u
tons of certain knights OF the Lancet and Cgiou,cj
to the contrary notwithstanding, and he wishes his
friends and patrons 10 understand, that he l., NOT in
the least disappointed or discouraged on account of
any Dp0S.t!0a or even persecution he may rrceiy,
al tn hands Oi old school Physlcals-lol they know
their crat is in danger. 1t Is not strange that more
than three thousand dollars worth OF Eclectic ,ntro
lcptic and Magnetic medicine, which he has I'nl,
oft his numerous patients in this vicinity, in less
than TOM yeas--curing u!tltudes o. eases ycn over
by the Medical faculty, Us wholly iacur!Jle Lv Mi
their :" tg!!aricS, should excite their tears and cnil
forth their b:tisYcst indignation. But let the ,,n,J
jade vince True, they have by calling to their MD
old opinions, old educational prcjUdiccs anil ,rejU
dccS excited and kept up IN the minds of the pcope
by the loo cunning and crdH OF swarm of HUNGRY
docIus, whose bread aud butter is in danger TAKEN
some three or t3ur terer patients from nm. in ms
many years, with no other ailGrcat effect than IN
hurry them to their graves but in M case have thcy
been able show the superiority OF their treatment
by curing patient which h. could not
+ To prove beyond all controversy and TO tho cntiro
satisfaction OF the Public, that what he has sniJ
above is true, the Doctor offers the following trsti
| nony of II. T.. Hubbcl, Esq, which viii NOT l.,
doubted by any who know hiin, as n specimen q
hundreds more which he might adjuce. We're it ne
cessaIy.
This may certify that Doct Smith of Buri,r,o,
| Vt, has made very important cure upon one OF h
| members 81 my tamly-bcing an ticPr involving III,
whole ankle JOINT aud nearly the whole foot. whic
had baied the skill OF several eminent Physicaus 70
about four years. during which time the Ticcr con
tinued to increase and spread. / am happy 10 81
that, in my opinion the cure would do honor To an
Physician or surgeon. III. l.. lIUBBEIL"
Fairfax, VI. Aug. Is 40
z p n, b. Doctor Smith keeps constantly on han
large Stock OF Eclectic Ialsoleptc and Magnct
Medicines, and most respectfully invites inyads an
those who need, 10 call 21u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12


" The 18th day of January, 1911 three times week
during the close of navigation, us follows; 49,
Leave Burlington on Monday, wednesday ana ffl-
DIV nj O'Clock A. NJ via Colchester, W est h!!toiii
(cnraia St Alhans Swanton, lighGate Sprhgs,
Phiilinslurah Pike River thence on the Grand Lane
Dund 10 ST Johns to lodge from thence To Montitnl
via Chumhy and longurll, at an carly hour me 'o-
Rcurnnp Leave Montreal ut O'Clock P ", on each
of the above named days via Chainy, nnd i'oEr"Ii'
10 81 Johns to lodge, Leave It Johns on lu"S'iils
Thurs laws aud saturdays nj o'clock A ~ VIA f,Hc
River. Phiilipshurgh, Hghgatc springs, owani3n, ~
Adams Georga, West Milon, Colchester ana Dur
lngton to lodge. r,.,,,,-
aotinn OF the Public not being encumbered with Tue
II IS or English mns. Therefore all those VINO rci
disposed to paironize may rest assured tIn' MS
Route will be performed with good ilolscs hld M
raaes also with careful Dyels, and no pans W'H ue
,naIeL To ensure the comfort ami accommodation VI
Passengers. aim
Fnre rom Burlington 20 Montreal, SInu
Fnrr by old Line same distance, go
II Passengers on all Stage routes South ana f'isi
sfBurImgon, going north. viii please take notice ana
Govern themselves accordingly.
S : SKINNER, Burlington,
VICTOR ADAMS, W Million. 9
T. IL CAMPBELL, ~. Albans. -
NELSON BILLIARD, Swanton.
WATSONS, & Co. Pike River.
f. LuCkIN, from St John 10 Montreal,J
All orders and parcels promptly attended TO-
EXTRAS provided al al tunes -
Burlington, January 49, 1917 2?
DVCK WHEAT PLOUR. Fresh ground, from
ID new wheat, AID warranted good, by
Feb 4, Is47. ~ A .. DEWEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12
The New England
MUTUAL LlI'l: INSURANCE COMPANY,
BOSTON,


IIAVE established an agency in Burlington, Vt,
L and will grant policies on the MUTUAL principle,
on favorable any similar institutions i'll this
country or England
For the better security of the insured, in addition to
the amount received for premium, deposit and policies.
this company has a guaranty capital OF Slo001O one
company went into operation and the balance is liable
to be- called in whenever the business and eXigcncics OF
the company shall require it,
The object ofthis company isto furnish every
opportunity to make Il small annun saving during his
life for the henc, of his family after his disease, with
out paying any than is actually required to meet
the requisite expenses and payments OF the company
At the expiration of every period of five years each
member is entitled to have his deposits, or much
thereof Hs rrmnins Incorporated, credited to him on
account OF his future premiums. lie is also entitled to
receive back the same time three iourh OF the
plus OF his premiums over and above what may be
requisite to meet the liabilities OF the company, the
benefit of the income OF which, he will be entitled
| long as he remains member.
SCALE OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS,
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RUST PROOF IRON.
For ROOrING. WINDOW SHUTTERS. sc.
fNNIiE SIjfsSi' n iissIEsS hp tn call tho


l. OF all those interested in roofing. their GAL.
NANlZED TIN PLATES, and TO the many adj
vantagcs which they possess all metallic and
other substances hitherto used tor this purpose. pos
scssng as they do the strength and lighncss OF iron
without its liability to rust, having now been tested
several years, both in this country and in Europe.
They also less subject to expansion and contrac
ton from sudden changes OF the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate, Iron, Zinc, &c, or any other
mctanow used for roofing and consequently form
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repair, whilst the first cost i but tTlllr more.
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers III metals to the many other pur
poses to which Iron thus protected can be- applied
In general terms is applicable oa articles OF iron
which it is desirable to protect from the action OF the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
tcntion OF those interested i'll TELEttRAPHlC
LINES, to their Galvanized Wire, which is now al
entirely used il Europe, and which answers every
purpose conductor OF electricity, costing only
about one half much copper, and possessing equal
durability with that metal
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose oi galvanizng nails, spikes, bolts wire, &c,
they will be able furnish any articles which may be
desired. A supply OF Plates manufactured in Europe
constantly on hand, from l6 To y wirc guagc.
GEO. b. NORWOOD & CO.
Nos. II and l6 Beaver st. New o X.
The Patent Right toy this article has been secured
for the United States Sls well Great Britain and
other European and all legal measures will
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct 30 1916 1sy1
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nj MERCHANTS HOTEL.-s9 AND Al

M MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND Al
u. Courttdndt 81, fright hand side going up from
North Rirer 10 Broadray) u ''''
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season. and
the Proprietor hopes 10 accommodate more Vermont
customers lie regrets his being obliged to turn oil
many the past fall and spring
Ills accommodations are now more ample and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory to business men
Terms, % per day-$1 per week. The Burlington
WIN MUIRHEAD.
We stop, when in New York, at the Merchants
Hotel 80 and IL Courtland-s st. and find an obiging
Host, polite and attentive servants good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds. 12m6
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO.,
o. WORCESTER, MASS.
Hon. John Davis. President.

ry'IIE undcrs ned continues act as agent of the
| above company, and oilers to take risks on lives
according to the following scale of premiums viz.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12
ALMIGHTY CREATOR

"THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE"
he requires that his disciples and his patients make
purc The hfccurrem that leaps through their veins
and arteries, before they can hope Tor rEEMA-
HEYT cure Rclieihe give them, and can others;
but bright and joyous health must come iiom pure
blood.
But most sad thought here comes in So count
less are the imposoms which are pracscd upon the
public by prctcndcfs and numerous and boaSttu are
the medicines advertised that the reader may be slow
to believe in this Great Remedy. word therefore,
this point
In the first place, READ THE GrAErEHBERG GAZETTE.
No mattcr how scepcal You may now be, that paper
will convince you Thousands hare been convinced
in every State and Territory the Union, and among
them distinguished statesmen. ursts, clergymen, ply
scians, civilians. The bare enumeration OF the
names woud fill this pngc. Let the reader send r
the most convenient agency for copy OF the Gazette
.,t,l pI had
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.

and they presented to Il public with claims un-
parallccd in the whole history OF medical science
Ii will be in tracing the history OF all great m
vcntions, that they were not made or discovered uhui
the arrival OF what may be termed THE FULNESS OF
TIME The mariners compass, for instance, was not
invented until in the uincss OF time it was needed
The tombstone always lay at man feet but lie never
knew what wonderful and uncrring guide was treas,
ured in its silent bosom, until the Divinity appointed
time drew near when distant continents ana Islands
were to be unveiled Behold it transferred to the
binnacles of the adventurous sailor, enabling HIM to
launch far away upon unknown Oceans, instead OF
tmdly sailing within sight oil familiar Landmarks!
SO with the discovery OF the New World upon
whose shores arise this Giant Nation TO power
glory, mission far beyond the conception OF WI dcs
fancy The Old Wordhad reached its highest des,i.
ny the "funcss OF time drew for the revelation
OF the NEw, and behold the immortal Columbus, from
the orccastc OF his dicnched and lcaky vessel found
it, SO with the invention OF printing OF steam, OF the
magnetic telegraph Each OF these had its own "tu-
ness of time, marked made distinct and Providential.
- ly MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT rnlLosorn,
rli. PRINCIPLE Is EluAtr7y MARKED. Most beautiful
the Illustrations and proofs OF this which are to be
found in the history of the world. We trace them
from the Mosaic dispensaton down TO the present
hour: all OF them teaching the lesson and giving us
the hope that s,nethng get better to heal human NAL
aides is at hand.
That this principle is true of Medical rs Of Phys
steal cencc is clearly shown in the Gvieienbcrg
Gazette, which is furnished gauitously TO all who
wish it, The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12
Expresses from Scw-N ork ana Boston to
MUatrcal.

INnIesSCs from VCWsN Ork anu LSOsIOH 10
NOatcal.
VIRGIL & RlCES
Ne,r- York and Montreal Express,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
rTNHE EXPRESS WAGONS for heavy freight.
/ leave Burlington for New IoTk, and iniermedi-
ate places every Monday morning.
The Messenger Tor money packages and lighter ar
tcl.s viii leave Burlington Tor New-lork &c every
"Wednesday morning, ana every Friday morning for
Montgea!. - 900
CHENEY & cos
Boston and Montreal Express
Willlcaye Burlington for Boston, and for Montreal,
every Friday morning:
WIN leave Boston tor Burlington md Montreal,
every Tuesday morning and Montreal tor Burlng-
ton and Boston every Monday morning. Packages,
and orde should be lett the Office the day pre-
yious to arrival OF the Express.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-12
Root Porter.

THIS PORTER, being manufactured from some of
the most celebrated Roots of Germany and the
United States, acts powerfully as Purifger Of the
Blond, and is the best CATHOLlCON ever discover
ed for the cure of d Y SP E. SIA. The most free
and liberal use OF this beverage, far from being fol-
owcdby an unpleasant reaction tends to restore, rcgu
late and invigorate the nervous system. The most
delicate females may partake of it, not only with i'm
punity, but with the most sensible advantage.
The Anti Dyspcptic Root Porter is composed en-
rcy OF vegetables, and as temperance beverage, is
not surpassed.
The following Gentlemen have been appoir'oil
agents tor the sale oithe above and as they Wi eep
a supply constantly on hand all orders, VII en- O
verbal, addressed to them or the Proprietor will .l
promptly attended To.
W. L. Russell. VI. d. Milllebury
G.. w. Parmeec, Druggist Bristol.
Messrs. c. T. & c. o. Stevens, Nergennes.
Manufactured in Burlington, VT by
w. G.. MUNSON
For sale in bbls kegs and bottles sent any part
the United States
December, 1916. 26tf