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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-23
The report states, that.

Several officers have applied for pay fer services
dered during the year ls46 Their claims rest upon the
provisions Of the seth section of the law but the
construction which this department gives to that section
will not admit of payment for services during the
year II is believed that the law in question contem-
plates making for services rendered under the
ne law only, and after the organization shall have
been completed The words organized in pursuance OF
this act" which found in the first subdivision Of the
seth section is thought by the undersigned were in
tended by the legislature to apply equally to all OF the
other subdivisions Of that section and reply to that
effect has been given to the apple above named
In relation to courts martial the Adjutant Gene
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Total S OIL, 500 100
Old stock Exchange


Tho excess of assets over liabilities was S. 1876 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-23
was o2s Id per quarter.

The above received by the Sarah Sands, ant
shows the average for the six weeks ending January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-23
Price 81 Cents-IllustratedN No. 8, Dealings
with the firm of DOMBEY SON. published this morning.

w. TAYLOR co Asor House.
BURGESS, STRINGER& CO.. 22a Broadway
Portable Shaving Cases-The undersigned
have devoted their improving and
fectng these and articles aud have hand
large variety Of construction suitable the of
q. SAUNDERS s. SON. 1T Broadway.
opposite Howard's Hotel.
Metallic Tablet Razor StroP.--The atten-
t0n OF dealers invited this article being made OF the
best material city MANUFACTURE aud under the Subscribers
immediate supervision They have in all rendered
purchasers the most perfect satisse!,on For sae q
III Broadway, few doors above Courtandt st.
Noticc.-Genin, Halter, 2l4 Broad way, OPP
poste st Psus prepared to offer his Spring Style,
SURPRISING beauty style offered by him. with
entire style of lining f22 6.
To Master TaiIOrs-Take Notice that the
Lease aud Fixtures the Clothing Store the of
Charles and Baltimore streets in the city Of Baltimore will
be offered for sale auction the the 18th
instant will be sold private sale previous that time
The about SO feet 'front.' and between and so feet
deep Iii fit ed the hest possible and has
the largest cash custom in that city.
Apply at tn. stare TO Richard T. Shepherd, No. s5
Chestnut street, Philadelphia II
Philadelphia Agents for the Herald.-G.
B. ZiEBER CO, Ledger Building, Third strset, be-
low Chestnut. Those wishing have the Herald served
regularly their and dwellings, will please their
names above Terms Is cents month Single copies
FOR sale daily. Price 3 cents. j3l I'm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
TO LET.
4 DWELLING HOUSE, BARN AND CAR
PAINTS AND OiI.>.

Il ringe house, beautifully located IN this Village
Toriuriher information apply to this office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

DysrErsiA on lNplGrSrIoN This disease has the
strongest claims upon the attention and sympathy OF
the physician and phanthroplst. The hahtual Dys-
pepic is truly miserable. His saIIow and ANXIOUS
cuunrnanCe, his aversion to social enloymcnts his
irritable and sucn silence. and the occasional and
whelming dependency OF mind. show him to be
the prey OF deep and harassing suti rings OF which
none but those who have experienced them can form
adequate idea. For Dyspepsia there is no hope
it is dark, discouraging, and cherries in its progress
1t will neither kill the patien; nor dcpal from him
His mouth is paiched and evels, his head confused
and his whole body hngnd and uncomfortable. His
sleep night is itul and unretreshlng,--dsturbed by
strange tintasles and uneasy dreams,-whe lona
before morning, he begins to turn from side to side
his com!ortless pillow. Though restless, he feels nc
disposition rise. but when at length he musters su
clent RESTITUTION he feels such alntness and lassude
t.iat all motion and business is burden to him.
Let the su'rer according TO the directions, anc
he will iinJ almost immediate relief and in very sho
time perfect cure Persons have been cured aite
having been to springs and other places by the advc,
OF their pin, sicIan ana have not received any peina
nent relief nni they us- this medicine
BROWNS SARSAPARII.LA TOMATO BiTTERs
| For sale by TlEo, A. PECK and A. c. SPEAR, Apo
thccniies nul wholesale Druggists. and by dealers gen
hraily Ia ou4hout Inc STATE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
ApO,ler New Market.

Those who make it their special business to
cater for the altogether Indispensable wtnts ct
the community -thrir" daily bread appear TO
be determined that no external attractions shall
be omitted to render their merchandise attract
ive.-Pas, inc through Cherry street, this week,
we observed Mr.. DUDLEY rirK1Ns New Market
House. in the basement of The fine brick build
ing he has erected in that street Every thing
within Mr.. pIrKIy's neat and commodons shop
is in appo-pe order. and he is fully prepared to
supply his numerous and wcll-sa,isliod CUSTOM
ers with the richest and rarest dairties in The
way of ca,nblcs, both flesh and fish. Our rea-
ders may remember notice in ills paper. last
winter, Of Mutton that was too fat for anything.
ono would think. but IA heather sacrifice. 1ha'
Mutton was to he found in Mr.. Pilkin's shop;
and when we hcaro see anything equal to 1t,
we will pnt down Mr.. p as No. 2--tilI then'
he keeps lis place rs No. !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
For the Free Press !


wi" ~, v,r, s,rio,,,-es u,o, o,r review
-" r' ,I 1r,i,, nj p,.r,s. We sholi Mt
VI us ,I, ,,,.,,,o, If Mr. Y ,n,u himself land
t' =, ,y. hnnpen to have nn,l to a single
=. ,,,.;y. n,i,,-.nnclusiye, we say bcca Use in
;nI,n.,, !, shows the utter alsity OF the result
49, -, announces Of his investigation OF the quad-
ro,nre If The circle, and, Of cou,sr, overhrows COM
,,s,a,v ,he nbored argument upon which he bases it,
Mr. Yopnp asserts, as his result, tina, the cireum-
r.,, oe circle is II 1920 when its diameter is
HE, ener 10 the Editor of the Free Press he has
,h a.sn,orc. 10 saw he knotps he is right Now the
,,insr of regular polygon OF sides circunscrI ed
al,,, circle whose diameter is is 3l5JG76s con-
.id.oblv shorter than the circumference which it en-
This is nroyeu in REVIEW by u IClnOu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

A WORD OF CAUTION -Ol all occasions OF festlvty
and loy when are all ptoue to nusc IN the good
things OF this lite, aud not unIrequen,ly 10 excess, iet
Us forget that the pleasures ~ the table, when en-
,oyrd beyond bounds OF prudence, are always al
the expense health. To SUCH however, as are IN
itrntiy led into excess, the Indian Negeta',e
Pills will found the best # not the very best edi-
ciae IN the world ior carrying th all complains
which arlse from iriegun,ty ol diet because they
cleans. the stomach and bowels from those bilious hu
mors which ule the OF headach, gudI!!ess, s'ch
stomach sour beclings, loss Of appetite, lowness o.
spirits, aud many other distressing complaints
! Wiight's Indian Vegetable Pills also and and I'm
prove digestion, and putty the blood and therefore
1--WE health and yigor To the whole frame as well al
DIR. e pain OF every description from the body.
LEwARE OF CouNTERlEIT-1HE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE TIE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM W RIGHT WRITTEN WITH Pc.
o. TUE TOP LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other IS gen
uine ond 10 counteIJet this IS FORGERY.
The genuine ior sale by w II. CURTIS, Waite
Street, and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, Essex
]. B. Dyke huntington w. Rhodes, u. Richnond
t.. Is. Green, Richmond ; j. II. & i. ". lowe
Undeh Hurlbut Il Hodges, Nsion T. San
: .erson, and q Ayers, West Wiston ; J Lyman
jericho; ". b Nelie, Hinesburgh W ) 4 II /
Wood Wrs,tord Staples Il Lyon, Charlotte /; job
Simonls Snelburne K Richmond Barnard land q
New Enaiand Branch Office and General Depot, ~
. fremont Street Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
Beware of ImOOsitiOn.

The creator the value ofany discovery, the higher
it is held in the OF the public, and so much in
proportion is that public liable TO be imposed upon by
the spurious IN titons OF ~ iorih', designing anu ds-
neither the ability nor inclination to think or provide
for themselves bat thrive and luXurlae upon the earn
ngs %. the deserving.
The ex raoldnnry success attending the use OF Tins
medicine in diseases OF the lungs, and the many sin
guIar cures it has effected have naturally attracted the
attention OF many physicians, as well as the whole
Fraternity OF qu icks--and caused unprincpled coun-
te.iteIs and luiitatos palm off spurious mixtures
OF SIMILAR name and appearance, tor the genuine Bal
sam.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WlSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuin,
unless signed by ]. BUTTS, Address all orders IL
SETH W FOWLE, Boston, Mass, For sale whole
sale and retail by TnEo. A PECK, Burlington, and b!
Dealers in Medlclnes generally IN Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

This document fill, nearly eight columns OF
the Union. Commencing with bret rXlos'
,ion of the posture of our military affairs II
Mexico at the beginning of the present cam
noign. after the capture OF Monterey, IT recl'e'
The organization of the expedition destined
move first upon Vera Cruz and thence upon the
Civ of Mexico Leaving the torce designed
for this enterprise at their place ct rendezvous
on the island of Lobos, the narrative returns !"
describe and signaze the intermediate move
menis of Gen. Taylor's column wh,rh RESUMED
- ,lo namor,ble battle of Bucna Vista. Re
,nrning then to the main line of military opera
,ions aglipst the heart Of the enemys country
the report follows, step by step, the trlnmphan'
march of The gallant army under Gen: scott
from It's place Of embarkalion to the Nauoha
Palace Of Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
The War.

Nothing new from the War. General TAY.
his way homcwards, and was received, as he tie.
serves to be, with the utmost enthusiasm. The
gallant old Warrior has been in his duty. be on,
of it who may. We wish he would visit Tic
Green Hills Of Vermont {; he would find that nd
miraton for heroic deeds and humane conduc
in The hour Of rictory, is not bounded by geo
GRAPHICAL lines in our country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS

ON THE SCIENCE OF
Phreno'ogy, Physiology, ana Magnetism,
Published By Fo,olers II Wells,
1871 Nassau Street, New York.
DHRENOLOGY proved, illustrated, and up.
pIied-A practical standard work on the
Physiology, Animal and Mcnta-applied to the
preservation and restoration OF health. so
Self Cuture-Appied TO self-traning and per-
Memory and Intellectual improvement Great
" enlarged and improved. A superior work. SO
Hereditary Desccnt-lts laws and facts applied
to human Improvement SO
Religion. Natural aud Revealcd-Or the NOR
al bearings OF Pnrenology. 80
Combs Physiology-W lth notes and observa.
TONS best edition. 10
Love and 2 rentage--Appled to the improve
inent OF offspring. 25
Am1tivcness Or the evils and remedies ofex
cessve sexu0lty. l2t
Temperance aud Tight Lacing in one VOL
The most powerful documents in print. l2i
Malrimony-Or Phrenoogy applied to the Sc
lection OF companions for life 2j
Education foun led on the Nature of Manly
J. q. >pu zheiin with an appendix aud IL
lustrations- SO
Physiology for Schools and Famili. s-Beautiful-
" illustrated. supplied and adapted 10 youth %
Phrenoogy tor Schools and Fainiles-Two
| invaluable works by Mrs. l.. N. Fowler. SO
Fascinaton--Or the Philosophy OF Charming. AZ
Woman--li Her education aud influence BY
Mrs. Hugo Reid. 40
|
Lectures. 20
A sober and Temperate Liie-By Cornaro, who
| attained the remarkable age oI l0l years. %
Synopsis OF Phrenology and Physioogy-A
description OF the functions OF the body
aud the mind, 12a
Marrlag,-Its history, ceremonies, md phlos-
| ophy 37A
chronological Guide Dcs gned tor students.
| illustrated 1871
The TeethTheir structure, diseases and treat
| meni. l2s
Chem stiy-1's application to Physiology, Ag.
ricuilure AMI Commerce. 90
Elements OF Aninial Magnetisn--A Applied to the
relief oil human suffering 12t
Why will you de by j. G. A. Lugol So
A voice to YOUTH addressed TO Young Men and
Young Ladies so
chronological Almanac for la49. 6
American Psychological .Iournal-Published
. monthly at one d, liar year. 100
Edinburgh chronological Journal for 1873
| George Combr prncpal editor. 200
Phrenulog cal busts-,arge 100
| d. do small 80
| For sale by c. GOODRICH,
Agent Tor the Phrenoogical Journal, and all OF Fow-
Ter 4 Wells publications
Burlington Dec IL, lsi7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
FIREMAN'S NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the Burlington Volun
teer Engine Co No. !, will be held at the Pear
St House, on Tuesday Evening, Dec. 81. lSl7
at 6 O'Clock. A general attendance of the mem
bers is requested.
BY order Of
J. A. KINSMAN, Capt
r. G. LOOMS, Sec'y.
Dec 9th, 1S47.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

Very lt'le business has been transacted IN
Congress, thus far beyond the preliminary or
eaniz ,tion of tie two Houses. We shall com
m,nce our regular Congressional Summary mex
week The Senate, on the announcement by
Senator NILES. OF the death Of Senator Hunt
IxGToS of Conn, adjourned over from Thursday
till Monday last.
The House, also, adjourned from Thursda!
eli MouI,v
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
Il. VI. Parker's
D,GUERREoTYPL MINIATURE Rooms

In the Tiomas Building, College 81, Burlington, w.
MIR PARKER has recently returned from New
wi York with Apparatus and large quantity Of
Stock ot n superior quality including "a variety Of Coin
AND PLATED LocKLrs Miniatures can be had hity
per better than produced by any in this pa
OF the country, and at less price
Persons will do well TO call and examine specimens
before purchasing Pictures OF County Operators whc
hay" but partial knowledge OF the business
n. All Pictures warranted to BE- superior to any
produced III this part OF the county else they nceu
not be taken
Rooms open from 8 A NJ tot VI. Pictures ,ak,r
cqaIly Wei in 81 udy II clear weather.
Burlington, De. ), 1917. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
lflnrric0,

In Brandon Vt, on the 9th instant, by Rev, c. A.
Thomas, Mr.. n. DICKINSON PARKER aud Miss MARY
A. J. PARKER both OF thai place
In Essex. on the l4th inst, by Rev. NJ. N. Stearns
Mr. SIDNEY H. WESTON of CIintonvlle, N. Y, to
Miss PmLIYpA FoRD, OF the former place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
1ftnrkcts.
brighton Cattle Market-MOnday, Dec.

BrightOn Cattle MNTK"t-NuHHHy, DeC' TO
IREPoRTrD FOR THE TRAvELLER.I
AT market, $50 Cattle. 80 Jokes Working oxen
DC Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep, and aboat 1857
Swine.
BEEF CArTrE--.Extra Sc IS first quality, Sc 25
81 I'd and third quality from 90 to 50 50
WORKING OxEN--Sal,s made a S72, S6 and $3.50
Cows AND CArvEs--Saes range from SlS, TO $50
according to quality.
SHEEP -Sucs OF lots at 50, 233, and 1926; one o
two l. + very poor taken at ] II.
SwINE-Dnil Sales at wholesale &c for Sows, an,
Sc ior Burrows AT retail from to and &C.
WOOL. Duty, 30 per CT.
There has been fair demand for low grade, but tn
finer sorts sell less freely Foreign Woods best quail
ties, are wanted the stock at market being conpaia
tivev light.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

We have had the pleasure Of examining some
Of the numerous beautiful Animals and Plctorals
provided bv Mr. EDWARDS for the approaching
Holidays. In typographical execution ana III
pictori Il embeIi -hment. they are superb; wl'l'
many of them are # standard excellence and
popularity in literary merit. We know of mo-
ding rar,r. or more appropriate tor enduring
beauty, Gin all that constitutes the esSon'' ii
elements of b'tuty.) for presentation, than
the sun.rhlv Illuminated copies of d" Tn'n
soy's SEAsoysn AMI "iIALLEcI's Po1us -
The latter certainly, has. heretofore. been like
the s. billine lcavrs--valncd and valuable as II
has been scarce : while 1'hcnrson's Seasons i
a work of established and conceded excellence
and firms Il present which is creditable aIIke
to the donor and the fair donee.
We can add nothing, excepting. perhaps, Il
say that it increases the pleasure OF doing F.;
pleasant thing 10 do it through the agency o
the obginy and intelligent Mr.. SMITH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

~ have the best aui0rdy for saving. and
are requested to say, That the very silly article
in the Sentinel d Democrat upon Il part OF
which we commented last week, was not writ
ten by the young gentleman vino may De sup
posed to have been alluded to. Consequently
what we intended for fun loses its roint.
The Sentinel is cmphaticaFy IA Child ct 81
fathers and we are greatly embarrassed by The
miscellaneous manner in which it Us sand t" &c
edited There are great many t'ihgS III !
that our respect for the good sense ana gram
,no,;col a,tainnepts of Mr.. Wn,low viii II"
,,or,,;, ne IN ,,tribute TO him; and when ono at
ter another of t- editorial contributors d'scla''
the paternity of its bad politics and worse Logic
what are we TO 60 d? We wish there pcre re
sponsiblc PaiinnruS for the affair
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
DaVis,s Revelations.

VVNHE PRINCIPLES OF Nature, her DirineRe-
] pelations, and Voice 10 mankind, by aud through
Aodrew Jackson Daris, the Poughkeepsie Seer
and" Clairoyant" For sale by
c. GOODRICH.
Rp,linp,on Dec T. lS47 2iw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
Dic0,

At Jericho, on Tuesday the 7th inst, LUCINDA wife
of Mr.. Pliny Backman. in the 51th year Of her age
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord Sweet and
consoling to surviving friends is the recollection oil
their many virtues
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
ORATORY & MUSIC; BODY & MIND
iDnOF. BRONSON WIFI CC,,vrNcr pop

T1RVT T'V''1lV4- " ILI' q NNENNF \ PUF'
L uLAR COURSE of TEN LECTURES on these sub
Jects, condensed into SIN nerspersed with Recita-
tons, ON Friday evening, December l0h at o'clock
IN the Baptist Church, ami continue Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. The grand designs of the Lee
lures may be learned from the Circulars left at the
Bookstores, ana giuen to all vino call for them.
SEASON TICKETS for the Six Lectures $ admitting
Lady aud Gentleman for TWO Ladies' aud Cen
temnn, 81 80; for family of five, So Tickets nj
the Bookstores and door Admission one evening -
cents for Lady and Gentleman
Instruction gwen Cha s-es and Schools.
Burlington, Dec. 9, lSi7. 2iw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

CTRONG. DOOLITTLE & Co, have on hand n
- large stock comprising it is believed every art-
Gle required in House finishing such Pearl y hite
and dark Mineral Knobs, with Japan and Silver plate
Escutcheons, silver plated Knobs, Bell Pulls and
Fringes Mortice locks and laches, Plated do. Bnkes
lnlches cast and wrot Iron morrow and broad Butts
Sc,ews, Window Springs Wardrobe hooks, Cupboard
catches, Paints, Window sash Putty, Llnseed Oil
Nails &c &c.
Burlington Dec lSi7.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
THE BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK.

HE DOhLlNUlUN SANlNuo DAMN.
'UNIIIS Institution was incorporated al the last ses
sion of the Legislature for the purpose OF recei-
wing on deposit all sums OF money offered and man
aging and improving the TO the best advantage
for the use and benefit of the depositors he whole
income profits OF The institution, after drduc'ng ITS
necessary cApe nscs. 10 he divided among the de-
posltors. 20,
The Corporators held their first meelngson the 18th,
and 18th inst, and have organised the institution ny
adopting set of Bylaws, for It's regulation ana
eecling the following officers Tor the ensuing year.
JOHN n. POMEROY. President,
WHY'S LYMAN, Vice President,
T.. A. STANsBURy, secretary.
Board Of Trustees.
DAN Lyon, Chairman.
John II. Peck, Henry ?, ilckok,,
lanes Cook, VIM H. Wilkins Jr,
Geo Peterson. Charles d Kasson,
JAMES W. HIcKoK, Treasurer.
The Bank will be open for the reception of deposits
| at the Treasures Office on The 81 w ednesdhy OF
January. lsi7, from till o'clock. P: NJ. And on
each ednesday and Saturday thereafter during the
| sime hours. or
Burlington, Dec. I6, 1917. 25lt
| HE LADY'S DOLLAR NEWSPAPER-Con.
tanning articles from the brst writers OF England
and America, and TRANSACTIONS from olher languages
| Also, all the
ENGLISH ANIMALS ENTIRE.
yb;cb COS, in this city from S. to $40 each An An
nual will be published in one number winch VIII cost
about four cents to the subscribers OF tie Lahys Dollar
In adii,ion to the above, the paper will contain
| Tales Poetry Essays, Feminine Accomplishments
IIseml Receipts Tor the Toilet, urom work which has
been imported expressly Fashions HEALTH Fancy
Work House keeping, Domestic and Fancy Cookery
from Soy-rs great book just published 81,
| Ii will be seen that the subscribers to tins work vii
receive twice week for one dollar, that which in any
other shape would cost them from So 10 70.
TERMS.
Single copy one year in advance 81 ) six copies s.
A copy of either work sent as specimen gratis te
"'y p.'1 i, Address l.. A. Cooley,
f''S"e ll3 Chesnut street, Phliad
tAny paper copying the above Will be entitled to % az
exchange
STATE OF VERMONT,l TaProbare Cour
u DsTRIcT OF GRAND Isle, s. ) holden al No,'f
Hero within and tor said district on 'he Cle7eh ia!
An instrument purporting to be the last will ani'
testament of solomon Hazen, late Of North Hero, II
district deceased being 10 the court ne
Inv loci Allen the executor therein named 'or prooat
il is ordered by said court that all persons conterhe
therein be notified to appear at SESSION o. said coui
to be holden at the Court House IN worm nero III sal
district on the second Saturday OF !dnuu'y ItM tn
shew cause II any they may have against 'he PionaI
of said will for which purpose iuI,ei oIus'eu wa
copy of this order be pubishea lhee week, soccts
sivelv in the Free Press printed az pulis'o"' !" W
County Of Chttenden as soon PRE- ~ nay tnn y.5s
81. ,a., 25Wt"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
NEW BOOK BINDERY.
G. S. ADKINS,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT wINOosKI FALLS.

A Select assortment OF School aud Miscellaneous
~ Books, Cheap Publications., aud Stationery tor
sale at the lowest prices at the variety store OF
w. b. HATCH IViaoOski
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
CuITTENDEN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting of the Chittenden County
Agricultural Society will be holden at STRONG
HALL. Burlington. on Wednesday. January 9th
1913, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ 1t is important tot
the interest of the Society that all interested
should attend, as full reports from all Managers
Treasurer and Secretary will then be made.
BY order of the President,
&. GOODRICH, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
December Is, lS47.

IL The terms of subscription, to entitle a
member to an Agricultural paper. are Sl.25
yearly, one half payable in December and one
half in September No paper will be continued
to any one not complying with the terms.
c. GOODRICH Secretarv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
Office,

w HEREAS my wife Be,sey. has left me- wthou,
W any Just cause or proyocatun, therefore here.
hY forbid all peiso ha boring or trusting her Oh NY
account will pay debts OF her contracting as,
t.is date. tHAUNCEY PEARL
South Hero, Nov -, ISL. 22w3.