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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

SINGULAR EFrEcr OF FLEcrRIc, TY.--
One Of the telegraph wires leading into the Of
fee Of the House line Union Hall buildlng)
touches the gas pipe, and The effect upon tie
light Is most singular. The burner is COM
mon fish tail, which throws uptwo Jets of flame,
and every lime the operator places his fingers
upon tue keys of The instrument, lopenlng The
clrcuit,l one fork of the flame is pressed up
ward nearly an inch higher than the other
The elect is the same whether the burner is
directly over the instrument or removed dis
ance Of three or four feet. When the circuit
IS not open the fame burns evenly, Hartford
Ceuyani.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
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he ring,on Battle Monument Association

he rington Battle Monument Association
AT meeting Of the executive committee o
the Bennington Battle Monument Association
held at Bennington February 2d. 1854. thu
following Preamble and Resolutions wor,
adopted -
WHEREAS, the committee, REGARDING il al
the first importance that the district trco.
snrors should appoint solicitors, upon whose
2a'i and ability they can depend : and to ac.
compish this they may deem it expedient to
Wit many, If not ALL the towns in their dis
tricts :-Thercforc,
R@o'red, That each Of said treasurers he
ne allowed l,ur compensation for their SER
vices
Reso'ced, That the district treasurers be
requested to pay over all monies in their
hands Tor the above object, to the treasurer of
the Association, SAMCEL II. BROWN, of
bennington, and to transmit to said treasurer
the amount Of unpaid subscriptions. as re
turned to them by the solicitors of their res
Pective districts, on or before the tenth of
March, tenth Of April, nnd twenty-flth Of
May next
And whereas this association, at their
meeting in Rutland, did not adopt form of
subscription for sums less than ten dollars
therefore,
RCso'rcd, That the Chairman Of this COM
mittee is hereby directed to draw up the form
OF "A subscription for sums less than ten dol
lars, and send the same to thescyeral district
treasnrers requesting said treasurers to dis,
tribute said forms Of subscription to each ol
the solicitors under his appointment.
R'eo|rCd, That the Address to the citizens
OF NcrGOnt, as prCstmted by the chair. BE-
Published in the Fpmont State Banaey. TO- /
gethor with the doings Of this meeting. and
that 800 copies of the same be published in |
the form of II circular.
NM. BlGELOW, Chairman.
IEKEL Ii IlARNnnn. In ST. II NM LII.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

Hay MEAL,-A writer in the GcI'mantorn
Telegraph says have no doubt that meal
made OF hay, or even of cornstalks, would
possess sufficient additional value over aud
above the raw material to deiray the exp nee,
and | have NJ questio, that before many
years hay ground, or hay meal, if it he not
too absurd to use such term, will he a.
common as Indian OF rye meal now is.
have some facts TO communicate hereafter in
reference to this matter, which think will
be interesting to your readers We are in
the midst OF revolution in farming af-
fairs, and are beginning to look around us
with oar eyes opsa to the light trust.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

TRY r.-lt is said that forty-eight
hours Of total abstinence from liquids of all
sorts will kill cold entirely, and he who
tries this remedy may 60 out into the air,
and the more the better; lor the more he
walks and creates eXhalation from the skin,
the more he rohs his blood of water, and the
more thoroughly he breaks the bank on which
the nose and throat and lungs rely for the
means of making themselves troublesome.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
Comparative Value OF Woods as Fuel.

We learn that wood. as fuel IN the absence
of slelghIng or shedding, Is selling at sev,n
dollars per cord at Burlington When fuel /,
at that price in Vermont, and -four at ten d,'-
lars per barrel, with the thermometer bel Nv the
freezing point, the poor should be remembered
by the rich As we belong to the middle cluss
neither nch nor poor, perhaps we can do no
better than give The comparative va, q Of dif-
ferent kinds OF seasoned wood, tl,,t those wL,
buy may understand he value Of uel fiom rs
weight. The weight of the different kinds of
wnud IN Nernnnt. IS nanrLv as t1lnms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

II must be remembered that the above weight
Is estlmnted upon seasoned or dry wood. ~
poor man can afford to burn green wood. as h.
Will have 10 consume, in every cord. one thou
sand and tour hundred and forty three mounds
OF rdttr! Few fIrmerS even al the advanced
prlce they gel for all they grow or ra So. can We
afford 10 draw considerably more t.1n La.f
ton OF water IN every cord of green wood they
bring Ia market. We have always consider
the cartlng or Shedding of ,roter 10 marbc,, .s
fuel an unwise buslnes, -Uaichma,.
BucEwHEAT BREAD.-Take pint Of milk
warm from the COW, add a teaspoonful Of sult,
ana stir in fine Indian meal until it becomes
thick batter add gill Of fresh Yeast. and
put 1t in warm place to rise. when it ia
very light. stir into the batter three beaten
eggs adding wheat -four until il has become
OF the consistence of dough kncad it thor
ghly, and set it 10y the fire until it berius
to rise then make it up into small loaycs or
cakes, cover them with Il thick napkin, and
let them stand until they rise again, then
bake in quick oven,
BOILED PLUM PUDDING WITHOUT EGCs Pour
over twelve crackers, after they are broken.
one quart of milk let it stand over night.
strain IT through a colander. The next NOM
ing add quarter of pound of currants,
httle salt, and IL teacuPiul of molasses. Boil
II three or four hours To be eaten with a
rich sauce.
To make the best of squash Tics when
eggs are 81 to SO cents per dozen, use hone,
but put in the Place Of them soft crackers
powdered fine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

EAEERENLIN.
Messrs. Hitchcock, Cobb Il Winslow.)
X. !. Fletcher i Co.,,
blanchard, Converse a Co., Ao'1oN'
i. a /. Rice,
g. y. seymour { Sons, Osdenshurg, y. Y
Cox & ituLbell, PotslaIn, y. Y.
McigS Mead, Malone, y. /.
Reeves 4 stevens, Cincinnati, Ohio.
lodge Owen, Rutland, VI.
II. Il. Sowle', ESQ, 81. Alb4us ".
Samuel Morgan, E,l, Nrrgcpue-, ~.
+. '. ton, Agent,
dtwf Oapt.sprpcu Y y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
SILAG II. Yl0E, e "a 8,

(L-ft I. ~. C,o. u,..,.a1 o., P.t..)
ATTonNGi ~ LAW AND iaIt6I lc'IT.
tei fs'ANb NElt'2GNT.
.'uyembrr H., 1888. ,.rio,s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

- Or CoUEsr.-Nwoys lr,ccdc a lady in
g'iue up stairs, This maxim is legacy
from Il maiden aunt.-Lynn N,rS,.
just 50, and 50 it ought to be otherwise
II would bea leg--see 0! the lady lollowed.- -
CLINTON CourdRf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

dRAH'Nrr PrDpNG.-Cut up four laths in
q ! 'eS of stw-dust When well uiNod, bake
II .E placing the pirkin N the sun for half
nm tour. Serve up with sauce made 10y soak
hE collar shiutl' in pail Of well water.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
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from abinG thy life - -, ,ayinr. he drew 4
Ailhcrt" concealed dagger and----
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
&l)eesln lrre >Jycss.
P,,ahf II ". c C.H,s, Ss,co, E.al, ton. u.
GEORGE W. BENEUICr.
EnroR Ayn PRurelroR.


f.r Village sub so,ibo,s, supplied ~ Tie
Carrier. So 50
If paid d-itiy in advance, . 90
~ Mail Subscribers and those who take It
at tlo osco, . 90
II paid drt', in advance, og
' b" pay in advance hdt haio.c sis months -
Nlte ia months 90
lp,rr.'i r'ttr4.,hle at'.f .aa .,a.' .ul.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-11
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senator Douglas's Reply to Gov. Coles.

The fact that Judge Douglas, as chairman Of the Com
m,ee on Territories is the author of the Nebraska bll
makes him the peculiar object of attack by its oppo-
nents. He shows disposition TO shrink from the
-ponsibily OF his position, but with promptness and
imness he bids defiance 10 his assaan.s When aeces-
sly he does NOT hesitate 10 deal blows upon his enc
mics that go far beyond the point OF defence. His
opening speech an instance of bold, indignant and
eloquent Pronunciation of his abolition assailans. His
reply 10 an attack upon him few days ago by Gov.
Coles through the columns OF the Naionai In,elgens
is another instance in which he not only riumphan,ly
vndcaes the truth of history, but repels The assault in
spirit of indignant bodness which places that gentle
man in an unenvabe pfedieament. We rePublsh Judge
Douglas reply from the Inhgener OF yesterday. and
commend ii 10 readers most conclusive reiutaon
of the charges OF Gov. Coes.
The daily union., 1854-02-22
Copgress-Iues stisy.

SENATE Dir Pesrce moved that the vacancy in the
Board OF Regents Of the Smithsonian Institution, oo-
essonei by the expiration oi The OF The Hon. 81
Charlton. bs hiisd by the President Of tho Senate
which was agreed TO. and the Chair appointed Mr..
Douglas
The Senate proceeded TO the consideration of the Ne
braska bill and, after few remarks from Mr.. Cass.
Mr Sumner spoke at considerable length in opposition
TO the bill. When ne had concluded. Mr. Toombs OBJ
tanned the floor. and the Senate adjourned over until
Thursday next
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,. The House went into
committee on The homestead bill Mr. James C. Allen,
of Illinois, addressed the House at length in support OF
the principle of the non-neryeniion OF government
with Stale or territorial institutions. and in favor OF the
Nebraska and Kansas bills as based on that principle,
MIR Dent addressed the committee at length in OPPOSE
ton TO the homestead bill. Mr. Grow supported the
bill in speech OF much eloquence and philanthropy, and
proposed slight amendment Mr.. Smith, oil Virginia,
opposed the bill Mr. Smith, Of New York; spoke in its
favor, and Mr. Dawson briefly replied The period for
debate having expired, the bill will now only be dis
cussed under the ive-minutes rule When the committee
rose the House referred the bounty land bill TO the Com
mes Of The Whole, and then adjourned over till Thurs
day, in commemoraon OF the birthday Of Washington