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That the British West India Snr,r grow,rs ny
pl,,,ors ,,, il, avian, ,;,r,s i; =, ,;,,, H., u -
NV III go ~ " ''o u! ''' pau
Tvs ''o"sh Rca. "'els"y u oi'on cNis's us u Tue
" " ' '' CIV" "o p''i'ci '."'"''' ~,
' = ~, Ivy o'ye'' III 'n,s uioc'c 10 c'
" ~ 'I.o9 ""S'"'' p'ol'','s
- u VI, s'"'e VI iu'i .!
.,,.,;-' '' ''' ""s p'ou"' V' W '"'''' ,
,,.ta, .,'i '''"''''s NV ~ ""'
., - '' r'"ei' arc 4"'3u W
I;l S|-''o eu''o's ~ ".ue
" cd, ,"c ''.''''or VI my ',''" ;,
" '''' ' w ' :, -.
as "''''i9'''u o','' i"'| - ,''' - - :.
50 'hcaP u" cue is''''u'' i''' WI :" 80,
"ePehue' P'oP'''0'9' anu tP
,'a'ihS 'heI oN" p'''"'e' II" p''' i"'' " ',e
"g D" ''e es'a'es' ""''e "''o' '"'o"' II NUNS
ee' must H'.P :" p',''' ,','' '''''0
'n'' o's'e'"''pn '"' "'"'" ,'o'u, p',"s ''"'
'9s'N' '''' INT s's'' 'ui'''''io" s"o''' ~ VI"
says
The conduct OF the negro in refusing to work IN
me same degree as formerly lnght easily have pc'n
forescen. lie was now able 10 earn in less than one
day III each week more than he before received Tor
weeks labor why, then, was he 10 work more IMAM
Ill nour DAY was II raiohsl TO expect mat he
would labor as save, when lac Rlght NIX ms own
price on MS iabor ana tOrh asa Tree nun
Unless, therefore, some measures were adopted to
raise the value OF land and render 1t incumbent on the
negro TO wolk for his master IN order 10 procure tNc
means OF subsistence the same want OF labor and all
ITS attendant difficulties must continue"
1t should be remembered that the planters number |
only about VIII Of tho ,,hole ronulo, ion and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

so Do'--Thc answer of the Yankee some
where. to a man of honor, who iancied himself
insulted is amusing, The blamed Yankee ne
imagined had interlered with the object OF ms al
fections, and after giving him his opinion OIL Ills
impairment interference, the duelist addeu' as
he left the roon the omnous words,
You will hear from me sir"
well, so do = replied the Yankee, glad on
write, once in while | shall be g lad to hear
from you, as often as you're mind to let us
know how you get along. Lynn Neps.
An iron monger who kept shop in the
High.street of Edinburgh, and sold gun
powder and shot, when asked by an ignor-
ant person in what respect patent shot (at
that time a novel article) surpassed the old
kind, ooh, sir, he would answer, SIT shoots
dcader."
"Madame," said snarling son of Escu-
lapius, "if women were admitted into para
disc their tongues would make il purgato-
ry." And some physicians, if allowed TO
practice there" retorted the lady "would
soon make it IA desert.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

| PESNsyLvASIA.-The Wing Confcrecs from the va
| rous Counties OF The Nllth Congressional District
met AT Muncy, Iycoming Co. on Thursday last. and
nominated David raggart as Delegate to the Naton-
al Convention The following resolutions were unali-
imousy adopted
| Resoired, That the Delegates this day elected to
represent this Congressional District in the National
Convention, to be held in Philadelphia the 9TH of
June, 1871 be instructed to support the nomination of
llESRY CLAY OF Kentucky, as the candidate of the
Wing party Tor the Presidency
Res6'rrd That in case Mr. Clay declines nomi-
nation, that the Delegates Just elected be instructed to
support Gen TAYLOR as our second chuicc-provided
he will give satisfactory evidence to the Convention
tina, he is sound in the Wing faith, and will carry out
the principles OF the great Wing party,
Exactly and not otherwise. While we
have voice or a pen TO commit ourselves, it
shall b, against Il hon-com niUM c1ndiiaie.
We had rather have an out-and-out Locofoco
for Press ent, ten times over. SThou art nci :.
tier hot nor cold and j2cduse diou art hike.
uarm, ani neither hot nor cotd, wW spu; hee
oW Of my mouth, is II verse to learn wisdom
from,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL If, 1913.
uJDWe copy the following from the last Wash
ngton Union the (,ovcrnmcrt oru,p.

The rumors about Santa Anna are various and con
Trajectory. All one time he is leaving Mexco at an
other, he Is reported carrying on new operations in
that country. The New Orleans Crescent giyes this
extract OF a letter from Vera Cruz March %
Gen. Butler issued an order on the 9th that Gen
santa Anna should be permitted to pass out of Mexi-
CO. 1t was reported that he had lett on the English
steamer but 1t is now settled that he has gone to
l2ueretaro where he will meet with Paretes"
IL lie has gone to Queretaro TO confer with Parades
he may be suspected Of plotting plans against us
Such paragraphs, in the official moutl-piecc,
must be highly pleasing to Mr.. Polk, suggesting
to him additional considerations to prove the adj
mrable policy of letting his one.legged friend
into Mexico.-By the way now that General
Twiggs has granted 10 Santa Anna Pass y
ont, and that that distinguished friend of MIR.
Polk has probably gone again into cock-fightng
retirement in Havana or elsewhere, would it not
BE- as well for the Unioato "bllance the books
so as to determine pretty nearly how much pos
tive good has resulted from tn, NJ sterlv stroke
of giving him Il Pass" in; aud how much long
er the war would probably have been protrac,cd
and how much more blood would probably have
been shed, if that mastery stroke had not been
resortcd TO. An approximate solution of these
questions would prove highly interesting to the A.
nerican People, and tend to increase their ad-
miration of the powerful and sagacious Admin
stration of President Polk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

FRoM MEXICO. - The Pony Express brings
New Orleans papers to the 30th ult. with dates
from Vera Cruz to the 18th, and Mexico to the
2lst. The Geographic accounts have given an
imperfect view OF this news.
1t now appears that Gen. Scott and Gen
Worth are again opposed TO each other, in ii
quarrel. Mr. Trst was to be retained in Mex
leo as a witness before the Court Martial, aud
Gen. Scott would remain there until the inquiry
was finished.
Santa Anna was expected at Vera Cruz, and
was to embark from there, probably for Havana
-Boston Daiy ADJ.
DIVISION OF PLATTsGUEGH.--The Bill erect
iup the town OF SCHUYLER by a division OF
Plattsburgh has passed the House, and Is now
pending action in the Senate f'a"S""r-
Wing.
Ar Un,E.--Ve learn from the I.eriaeio'
An,S that AIR. Clay reached home on Wednes
day night in good hcalth.-- louisville 'o"'""'
3la.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14
The Empire Stale for Henry Clay.

A general caucus of the Wing members of the
legislature of this state was held in the assembl,
chamber at Albany, on Wednesday evening las
at which, after brief discussion, the following
resolution was past with but three dissenting vol
ces.
Resolred, That in selecting Delegates to the
National Convention, we feel il right and duty
to express It as our opinion that HENRY CLAY
rs The hrSt cho'ee Of tie Wings Of Neo York for
he Preshency, and that they can gire and ~ii
gre 10 him, or any other reliqbie Wing who ma,
receive the nomination of that Convention, til,
thirty-sx Electoral votes of this State.
immediately after the passage of the above
the Hon, !oHS A. COLLIER, of Albany, and Hon
SAMUEL WORKS, of Niagara, were chosen stat.
delegates to the Wing National Convention
Both are among the most firm and devoted
friends of HENRY CLAY, and were chosen up
on that ground.
This declaration of the Empire State for the
sage OF Ashland is well timed, in strict accord
ance with the sentiments of the people. and We
doubt not will have most favorable effect fol
the good cause throughout the Union.-Pough
keepSie Eagle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14
(;cncvicye

NAip of my love- sweet Gcncvievc
In bcauty's light you glide along:
Your eye is like the star OF eve,
And sweet your voice as seraph's song.
Yet not your heavenly beauty gives
This heart with passion soft to glow:
Within your soul voice there lives,
il bids YOU hear the tale of woe.
When sinking low the sufferer wan
Beholds no hand ou,tretch'd to save,
Far as the bosom OF the swan
That rises graceful DER the wave,
I've seen your breast with pity heavc,
And therefore love | you sweet Geneyicye,
lCpLERipGE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

u If any one of Our readers is particular
about the kind of iooih po'cder he or she uses.
we are happy to recommend TO him or her
ROYCE e. EsrERLY's Incompatible preparations
It may be found at pcck's or lIarringtons, cX-
ccpting the Rose--which is the best.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14
New Books.

Is Nr,irine and surgery, Part 10 - ct
Gluhams Magazine for April, -
Godey's I.udy'- Book do -
Ladies National do ~, =, ,,. -
Lauucclot W idge by the author OF Colin Chnk, -
The Bachelor OF Albany -
Jack Tier, or the Florida Rect, by J, iennimorc
Cooper. ~
Eva or the Isles OF Lite and Death -
Bell of Prairie Eden-Romancc OF Mexico, by
Geo. Lippard, -
Scenes at Washington-a story OF the las; gen.
Grafton 81
Unfortunate Maid, or the Niscr's Tale -
The Black Prophet, Tale OF Irish Famine, by
Carlton, 30
Adventures of a strong Fayer -
The MunTurcng Mother -
The Old Converts OF Pans. -
For sale by c h. EDWARDS.
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20 Breeders Of Horses.

VNIETnoRouGn BRED lloRSE, SIN Henry.
q will stand this scason ending in; sep at tie stable
| OFFS Ward. Milton talls,Nt llsrcli pedigree, cmbra-
eng as DOES within the fourth degree such horses
! Hc"rJ S3f hrcdp, imp. Ucssengcr and Eng EciPse,
his Acknowledged superiority OF form and remarkable
power OF transmitting lis prominent points, his high
reputation III New ok, where many of his colts
now kept as stock horccs, and where he three times
received the first premium of the New York State
Agricultural Society," first when colt, at Albany in
$3.50, again at Poughkccpsie, in 1914 and again. over
hy-hcc competitors after eleven years Of service in
the stud of EDWARD l.oNG, Esq, 0i Cambridge. n. y
and after his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the Statr at Auburn, in 1916. and finally
his stock, some OF which we have made arrangements
TO have IN our pasture Tor the inspection OF those
who may wish to decide from their own ohscrs alton
warrant us in snying that he is of tr bcs' horses
ever introduced into the State If the assurances OF
competent Judges may be relied he is the best hols
az glcr OF fast, enduring and bold going roadstcrs
now offered to the breeders OF Vermont. Such wc be
cvc linn to BE-. lie received the first premium OF the
Chittendcn County Agriculturai Society held at Bur
ngton, last September where his colts were exhibited
for the first time in the State, of which the first
premium was awarded. The Committee remark in
their report, the Improvement in slclug colts Is
worthy ci notice.
Sir lENRy will stand at $40 the season. Insurance
agreed on lneuricr will be- claucd III mares dis.
posed ol before the time OF ionline Good plsturne-
will be provided for mares from distance, but the
proprcors will not he responsible" for accident,
capcs. lICltS SANDERSON & co.
Georgia. March -, 1878 fUE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

CLAY Meeting AT NAsHv1LLE.-Thc call for
the great Clay meeting Il. Nashville, which was
held on Saturday, the 9Th instant, was thus
headed -
All hail the Chief whose uprieh: aims we know,
Who moves erect nor stoops to court the foe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14
Rhode Island Election.

The Wing majority in Providence is S72; the
entire Wing Assembly ticket is elected. The
vote was light there was no excitement. The
Wing ticket for State officers is undoubtedly
elected and Wing majority in both branches
of the General Assembly " Providence journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

NINETY DEGREES IN THE SuApr-It should be re-
mcnbercd, when the thermometer Stnuds at % degrees
IN the shade, that the process of digestion performed
with such extreme anguor that our food instead OF
being speedily dissolved an elsr-+yd iu' untinrnt
for the body, often becomes actually spoiled, or igiri-
fed in tie SiOniach. Hence bad breath, dlsaTccahc
taste IN tine month, cole pains, dyscnlcy, cholera
murbus, aud other disorders OF the inicstimus.
HrsdfS iHdiaH Fcscttjic P1tS are a certain cure
Tor ali the above dangerous complaints, brcau7c they
cleanse the alircntary canal from all thus bilious and
putrld humors which are the cause, not only Of all
disorders Of the bowels but OF every malady incident
To man They also and and improAe digestion, and
purify the blood and therefore give health and vgor 10
the whole frame well ~ drive every description OF
pain from the body.
BEWARE OF CuuNTERrET.-rHE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN NEGETABiE PILLS HAVE rng SIG
NATURE or WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH a FER
on THE Tor LABEL OF EACH PoN. Nore other is gen
ninc, md 10 counterfeit this g toRGEEY.
The genuine tor sale by W II. CURTIS, Water
Street and THEODORE \. PECk, College Street.
sole agents Tor Burlington Reuben Ferguson, Essex
J. b. Dyke, Huntington w. Rhodes, lr, Richmond !
i, b. Green, Richmond /; j. II, a +. W. Tower,
Underhl ; IIurlbut Il Hodges, Wliston r. San
dcrson, and &. Ayers, West Winston J Lyman,
jericho w b. Vele, linesburgti W $. & IL ?.
Wood, Westord Staples Il Lyon Charlotte John
Smonds, Shcburne X. Richmond Barnard and at
the New England Branch Office and General Depot,
l9S fremont Street, Boston.
They Always Cure.
The cure Of Mr.. Davidson, Of Washington St. of
rheumatism, by the OF lltrrlCks Bid Strengthen
ing Plaster has attracted SO much interest among his
friends that take the liberty OF referring to the sub
Jec again. Mr.. Davidson was 50 afflicted with weak
ness OF the back and Inflammation OF the cords and
muscles OF his legs, that he was unable to ascend or
descend gEt OF stairs and frequently to dress HIM
and pronounced himself cured IN three DAYS These
remarkable plaslers sell for Is "a cents,
- Orders to be directed 10 Icrrick aud Co Priu
clPe Office, Albany, N.l.-and ior sale by \, c.
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Notice.

'TNIIE Copariucr>hip, heretofore existing ictwccl
| Oaks y Peck H. tins day dissolved by Limitation
All persons having claims against US Will please pre-
sent them every person indebted to said firm by &C
count OF Otherwise, Will please settle immediately;
GEORGE u OAkEH,
GEORGE ii PECh.
Jericho, April |, ISIS io"'
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~ UVITETTV TT HUG IflIIIIS,
The buoyant child surviving in the man :"

L. The S.RASAc reached Burlington at II.
Wednesday morning, from Whitehall. She en-
conn'ered some resistance from the ice, but not
enough to prevent her accomplishing her object
which was to place Burlington and Whitehall
ii, aquatic communication. We suppose the re-
guar trips of the season will now commence
forthwith.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

DASStG Certificates from Liverpool, Dublin.
Cork, &c to New York anu Boston. furnished
10 thoa" who desire to bring out their friends Also.
Sterling Exchange on the above places. in sui.
to suit purchasers, at the EXPRESS OFFICE,
Abr li--,f West side S,,,,r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

No. bo fo,lnwinc . I,,e ,rocd,,o. ~ ,,s
hoo, ,rn.,.,,,hva ,.;anJ rran, H. c..:,.
'Ve" """.!''e'' ~ "'o''" ''o'" '''o '""'T"F
''S EI"S f"iS' iof our paper 1t proves that the
Due de Ncmours. hes i'es being born Prince
Of the blood" !, a horn fool! tillustratcs. 700.
49,, ,..:,I ,rc.I ;. :, =,
'0''''' ~ ""a' 'l' "
Tue temper and spirit OF the age IN winch he
lives this superb scion of an A,iSiocratic Sys-
TEN was growing up. A few DAYS after this
displav of prcposterous arrogance ,be younr
cen, lcm,n in cnes,ion had ~ ,oayo ,o 3oval
=
ra'ace nseli' with decidedly vulgar precimtt-
ton, to make way for = TIE PEOPLE whom he
thought quite unworthy TO come betwiyt the
,,.;,J onJ ii. ,o,,;,;.,.,, .po,.., c,,,,il;o-
VIM "'' ms ,'''''7'
ana royal preroga'VcS' That are accidents OF
birth, are getting to be pretty broad farce =
"'rhe rank is but the rninea's stamp;
The MANS the GOLD, Tor a that"
It is said that the Dnc de Nemours. the future
regent. was DESTROYS lately of visiting the jariiH
Fhirer Ga magnificent public garden opened in
Januarv) lie gives the order to be driven
thithcr. and when arrived before the gate. he say.
to the Governor, who had hurried to receive his
Hlustrious guest -
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Houses asss! sIOts

IN COLCHENIEk fOh IA LE.
EOR SALE in Colchester Centre, few rods west
L of the Congregational and Baptist Churches, a
Brick House, 10 by 3G feet, convenient Tor large
family, with barn and out houses, and 9 acres Of
of land For terms, inquire OF the subscriber on the
premises. l.. MllAli4R'
March % 1913. 39w3'
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"a -
;i;' For Sale OF to EscMt. 4.
T6NlE SIIBSCRIBER WELL SELL OR RENT

I his New Brick House, on Shclbum Street, about
sixty rods south of tine Square. The house Is large
and built OF the best material aud IN the most modern
style. 4. CONNER.
Hnrlinron. Mnrch 81 1873 Iutt
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RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON RAILROAD

TWO ASSESSMEt1S. of five dollars each.
L have been ordered by the Directors on each
share of the capital stock OF the Rutland and Burn.
ton Raroad Company one made payable on the
first day OF May next, and the other on tie 10Th day
OF said May.
Payment may be made to the Banks Of Burlington
Ncrgruucs Middcbury Rutland, Black River or
Bellows Falls, to the Cheshire Bank kecuc, \. H.
to Edward Pickering, Esq No. 60 state street, Dos
ton, or to the Treasurer at his Office in Middicbury.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
March IS 1919. a4w6
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RIrsts,.,Cr Z 1rss.

ERiY. MEAD \ co. offer for sale, at
" their place, on rarl Street nearly every descrip-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER. ON the opening Of
Of SuS+lrs. anil intend to keep ON hand, 10 supply
The community during the season, al. h,nJs OF market
able iumhrr iO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

The bill granting bridge at Rouscs Point &c. has
passed the Senate OF New York in Committee OF the
Whole Montpelier IPatchmon Of The 9Th.
viii our "ancent adversary pardon us for
saying that the above statement is not precisely
accurate We believe it received the sanction
neither of the Committee Of the Whole, nor Of
the Uhoie IF he COMMITTEE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14
Window Sa~I.
TINEG.iR.

NlNEt. AR Of the first quality at only fifteen cents
per gnllon, at GEO. Re ERSON'S.
Burlington, April s, 1913. I2w6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

u The Franklin County Court commenced
its session in St Adams, yesterday, after an ap.
proprate prayer by the Rev. Worthington Smith
ID. ID. The following Judges are present:
STEPHEN ROYCE, Jtdge.; ALvAH SABIS, J. II.
HUBBARD, Side Judges.
Only nineteen causes are set to the jury, and
the number of new entries, it is said, will be un.
usually small.
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DagucT.egtiprS.

M ESSRS. ClTILDS ~ STEELE have Gucd
w up Rooms over :. Walkers store Church street
Burllngton Nt expressly for the purpose of taking
IDAGUEGREoryrE MINIATURES. We have every con-
veniencc for taking groupcs o from two the
same plate, or single pictures, OF superior STYLE and
finish Set III frances cases or lochcts at moderate
prices.
Business hours from A. NJ to ; p NJ Ladies
and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to Gull our
Rooms and examine specimens Entrance M siniIs
between n LovcIys and : Walkers stores
Burlington, April II, lsiS dawtf
NOKTiI BRITISH REVIEW tor February.
~ Bluckwoods Magazine for March,
mon, COLUMBIAN, and Paror Magazines for April
American Review for Anil,
wksonc, by author Of Amy Herbcr'2 v 81. 30
Apr 10. Received at EDW ARDS
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h'na. SAKE. az ssrsst.
CoRBEr1vs sARsAPARILLA. READ THE

! ~ FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
| Mes r. Edward B1ulcy x Co--t,cntlemen. With
| a bottle OF Corbrts Compound Extract o, Sarsapa-
rll received copy OF his Formula Tor preparing IL,
From testing the syrup, the fact OF the existence in it
of the actvc Substances named was a-ccrtaed, and
tn general good qpnlitit~ OF the Preparation Inferred
The Formula eXnlbiis III, union ci some Of The best
OF our native medicinal Roots and Plants, with sub
stances OF the HIGHEST rcpur remedial agents and
does Nor contain any metallic compound. For the
cares IN whlcihc m'Ilcnl virtues OF S1r>aparia
sought, his Preparation should have preference III
consequence OF the care and skill in compounding it.
Respectfully, AuG. A HAYES, NJ. D.
| March l6 1919 Staie Jssaucr."
From Macy NJ. NFsMlrn mYcoftEe Hon Georgc ".
NeNnHh President Of ttc N,rihem RdiyoadI
This may certify that wa lictcd with Rheu,,
for more than fifteen years, prior 20 1917 tried dit
icrent remedies without permanent relief IN the
spring OF the year 1871, was induced to test the ciii
cacy Of Dr. Corlctt's 'Comuound syrup of Sarsapa-
qaart o! this medicine. find myself fully relieved
from said disease and can therefore chscrtuy
mend to Others who may be- afflicted in like manner
- ' '''' ~ '''' '''''''' MAJ. VI. NEsurru."
None genuine but with Dr. Corbett, signature, and
| for sale by the Proprictors.
EDWARD BliINLEY & co. Boston.
AMOS {. SPEAR. sole ag'ut Tor Burlington.
Burlington April 9TH, Isis. iln3is
JTISTIIEGTORY OF MAIDS. WIDOWS,
and the GROWING ornament OF man
r 1t IS 10 the scalp as guano Is TO the earth in
making II fruitful.
- is certain in its effect as death to morrow
| or next year.
Now, reader, these respectable citizens certify that
ing effect without inH
| It viii force H. human hair to grow. on The head
taco or bo yt VII stop lis lalng, Sc or Dan
Dark.
Mr. ". Tompne % King st, New York
NJ rHi"'hGa Reeves, INVITE avenue, BROOKLYN.
VI James iower, grocer. Fulton st Bruohlyn
ar Thomas Jackson, ~ Liberty ST pi,tsbuyIh
rirmfy H. Cullen date barber ON board tie south
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ITLNNN ECONONLClL INn1urlpL

4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Il Garden Seeds, with many variety not to be- found
short OF the cities, Except nj the Agricultural Ware
hons PIERCE, IANEY 60.
Bung'on, March Is, I,iS. 3
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sisrNEaie Bgail Road.
.,.=5.-- - -. 80, =. 4
v - g. 'sf's : F-N-s-|-l = ss5,rs:s:.S-s
.NNUINE TURKISH SMOKING TO.
NOoDWfN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE

~ BAtCu For sale at lIAEEIN TONS, a iine L't ri
'lie above ttclc al 81 ~ per 10. a discount 20 9u
chasrrs wl,r wish II by the drum. II
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"Oncc for ALL then, the literature of Christmas should
pc manly, frank, merry, even rolicsomc literature
melancholy and tragedy have nothing to do with il
fompous declarations OF morality will he drowned by
penny ,rlmpcts IN the streets. The true rntiouni
natural Christmas spirit-to be donuan, for week
every year, IN which we should write and read, tell
stories and listen to them, is Just the spirit Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-14

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