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WOLFE'S
SlIIIEnAM AROMATIC SIHNApPS.

n Nhis medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the
j proprietor at Schicdam, in Holland expressly
for medicinal purposes. 1t has been submitted 20
United States who endorse il over their own sigma
lures one Of the great essentials of the Materia
Modica. 1t is prescribed with great success in
Gravel, Gout, rheumatism, Distractions of Bladder
and Kidneys, and ioT Dyspepsia 1t has NO superior
in the world.
Put up in quart ..| lint bottles, enyelopod in
yellow paper, with IA. u. .e on the bottle cork and
ah,l, a.i for sale A. su i,.pcctablc drusgist, IA
60, l,Itr4 state.
lDOLPlIO WOLFE.
Is, % 4 - Icater St, New York
Mays. (wlimj) % South Front St, Phila
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PEEN TTN G

The additions Of new Type, Borders, Presses,
made and making from time 70 time, TO the
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES

~ UCCEED each other rapidly in the present
- age, that scarcely recover from the astonsh-
mcnt caused by one, before our crcdulity Is taxed
by tho announcement of another till more astound-
ing. And among the most important discoveries
which have ever been made in medical science, We
NAV number that O:
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New Hampton Institution,

TEHE SUMMER TERM will commence Nay 9th,
/ and close July 10Th
The FALL TERM will commence Aug 10Th
Application for catalogues or information may be
ma lie to the President, Rev. l.. b. smith, u. b., or
70 Miss Laura \. Gage. PRINCIPAL Of the FEMME
Department.
A. JONES, SED'Y.
May :, 1853. wijmos3
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execution of every description Of
JOB PRINTING,
such
books, Posters. Bill Heads,
Pamphlets Programmes, Letter Heads,
sermons, shop Bllls, cards,
Catalogues, Circulars, Ball Tickets,
Railroad and Corporation Blank work, Law Blanks
and in short
. c,erg kind Of Printing our community may need
The mechanical execution is Supcrintcnded by a
/ capable and experienced foreman. The Projectors
give thrir personal attention to the reading of proof,
aud general execution Of the work, and equenly
ie, confident that they can give satisfaction in all
/ Ca-vs where NUJs,,or accuracy Is an object.
EMBOSSED CARDS, Of different sizes and beau
ttul de-. gns in Gilt and Cuors, suitable for small
/ signs, Placard,, Counting house Almanac, &c.,
/ AWAY. on hand.
specimens exhibited and orders received for
C,JJnlla'' Card Engraving aDj Prutug in .upo rior
b style.
FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
dGwu No. 6 College street, Burlington, Vt.
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EVENING BOAT GOING NORTH.

Leave WHITEHALL eAery evening, Saturday.
excepted at o'clock, arrival ftrsin from Troy,
Albany, and schenectady, arrive at Burlington at
o'clock next morning and via Port Kent and Platts-
burgh arrive at Rouses Point at s. in time for pas.
seugcrs to arrive at Montreal at 10. A. NJ, and
Ogdcnsburgh at p NJ.
The above arrangement will connect with all the
passenger trains Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad at burlington.
An arTang cement has been made with Capt. Lot
Chamberlain of the steamer Francis Saltus, TO leave
Plattsbursh every morning at {. o'clock, and &c
rive at burlington via Port Kent, at l0t o'clock
South and West, and of the Rutland and Bur.
lingtou Railroad Fast and south.
REII RNlNG, leave burlington every afternoon
on the arrival Of tho Boats from the South, with
passengers and mails for Port Kent and Plsttsburgh.
p. D0OLlTTLE, Treas
Burlington, May 5, 1855 d6wtf
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DR.. j. 3. Anarchists
Celebrated CaJholicon

2 T tNIHI'N'
1t stands pre-crnincnt
for its curative pow
crS mall the diseases
for which tits recon-
mondel, usually call
ed
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Mills.

rnn Kegs "EAGLE" NAILS, ALSO
')OO Axes, shot, Lead, Powder, and safety fuse
lust received by HEkRICE MILES.
Nov. Is. d&wti
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rEslINiON Y.

u Testimony like the following renders superluous
u comments the efficacy If Buil- Sar-apAriia From
Dr l. Iaud- Professor Of Chemistry IN the Louisville
Medical College: have looked the list Of ingredients
composing John Bus COMPOUND E&trAc. Of sArsapa rla
aud hav. hesitation ia saying that they form safe
compound suI that promises well in chronic Diseases
20 which II is applicable l. l. lANDELL, NJ D.
I,i,' .iII" IurrG 49,
"UH. :. i,..-. 20. ...la h' Hrt. I.a,'Lf 'l' I.I
Irvi.,s Marine Io-lud, sa. Cd hut rNr-hpatlHa
LouIsvItLr. March ~ l-4s
have examined the prescription for the preparation OF
John IulIs sar-apAri,. aud believe the combination TO
be an excellent one aui we'll calculated TO produce an
Alternative impression the stem have used II boh
In public AMI private practice and think go best
article Of sarsapariua now III use
NJ pYIES, b,
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.
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NTAX Dolls, with orwithout movable eyes,and
w India Rubber Dolls fine assortment Of
Concavc and Convex Spcctaccs, in gold silver, and
steel bows, just received by JAS. L. BRINSMAID,
Successort to Lrinsmaid, Brother Il Co., old stand ,
Church Street burlington.
Oct. Il Iwtf
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

How often it happens, that the wife fingers from
year to year in that pitiabe condition as not even
for one day to feel the happy and eNhiarang infu-
eBce incdent TO the enOymeMt Of henlth
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FAY & CHII,DS.

4 co-partncrship under the style of
FAY & CHILDS,
are now prepared to offer large and general
ortment of goods in the line of Boots and Shoes
wholesale and retail at most reasonable prices
Among tho assortment may be found the following
items viz
10 Cases Mems thick boots 100 pr Jenny Lind Bootees
10 do do Kip do 100 dc do regged do
3 do Gents Calf do 100 do ladic. Cong Gaiters
30 pr do Pat Leather 100 do fine tipp'd do
Congress Caters 100 do walking CATERS
% do Oxford Ties 500 do walking shoes
30 do Muntcrcys 800 do fine BuskinS
cases Meu's calf Brogans 200 do fine slips
> do do cowhide do 200 do fancy tipp'd Cacks
> do Enanell'd shoes 200 do plain cnamel'd do
do Boys Calf Brogans 30 do Misses kossuthboots
> do do cnamcl'd shoes 80 do Jenny Lind do
- do thick Brugans 100 do Calf Boots
! do youths, Calf Boots Ladies Rubbcrs
! do Boys long Caters
Together with the usual variety found in our line
of tAldc.
Also 100 sides Sole Leather, 30 do Oak tanned do
The above goods have been bought expressly for the
Spring trade, and will offer great inducements to all
who are buying good, in our line.
Terms Cash. Custom work and repairing conc to
ORDER
L. FAY. A. CllILDS.
burlington, April ID, 1855, dSw3mu'
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Transmitting CONsU MPTIOS. SCROFULA,
HNPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOVT.
KINGS EVIL, and other aud
worse Diseases, MS
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPE
ROOM FOR EYERY EEMALE


the author having devoted his exclusive attention to the
treatment OF plants peculiar females In respect TO
which he yearly consulted by Thousands both in person
and by letter.
Here every woman discover, By comparing her
symptoms with those described the nature character
o. and the proper remedies for her complaints
Tho wife about becoming mother has often need 20;
instruction and advice Of the utmost importance 10 her
health, In respect which her for
bids consulting medical gentleman, will fnd such in
structon and advice, and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety alarm all
the peculiares incident to her situation described
How many suffering from distractions irregular
tiles peculiar to the female system which undermine the
health, the effects Of which they ignorant and for
which their delicAcy forbiis seeking medical advice
Many Suffering from rroaPs lr' calling Of the womb
from luor aRtls (soakness, debility, 6c) Many
in constant agony for many months preceding conAne
ment Many have difficult II not dangerous deliveries,
and slow and uncertain recoyercs Some whose lives
harded during such time will each md in il pages the
means Of prevention, aneiorauou and relief
1t is Of mpractcab!e convey fully the
subiocts treated Of they OF nature strictly In
tended for the married those contemplating marriage
Reader, are you a husband a htherf = wife
moherf Have you the sincere welfare of those you love
at hs.rt' Prove your sincerity AMI lose no time in
learning VIVA, interfere with their health and hap
piuess no, less than your 1t will avoid to you AMI
yours it has to thousands many dly Of pain and
anxiety followed by sloeless nights, ucNTactatr; the
mind for its ordinary ayocSuon and eNhausuns those
means for medical acnLnuce, meicines and advertised
uostrums which o'hcrWse would provide for declining
years the ndrmiu, of nse and the proper edca'"n Of
your chuArrn.
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Ribbons and Dress Trimmings.

u EW STYLES, and very desirable, worthy the
attention Of every lady. Also,
GRASS CLOTH # MOHAIR SKIRTS,
just received this morning at
LYMAN'S.
May 9TH, 1850. a&wtf
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LOUISVILLE, July lo'h, 1910
have examined the list of articles that compose John
Bulls Extract of sarsapar a and have 10 hesitation in
Eayiug that it is safe and valuable compound would
prefer It any article in for the diseases ari-iu;
from impure STATE Of the blood faint Of the system
! confidently recommend IL to friends being a
powerful Extract, aud that | believe viii a..
classes diseases for which it IL Recommended used
according directions believe It to be a yaiuable
tucc-laneum to Mercury - Nay, | have my doubts
whether in the violent and prutrnctei
Syphilis panied with Nodes 1tophr in carrie.
bones whether not to succeed every other remedy
5. Il. MOCONAJlIlE. VI u.
M iber al tie lirAIs
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- would be glad to have further supply,
the medicine is becomming very popular, and
think will continue, as it has given relief in every
instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D., Mt. Vernon Ind.
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Rutland N burlington Railroad.
-; IIHR VHiSGEIENY.

Is. .a.E.r. 3. - EE.sspss
an aud after June Is, lsj1 Train. will run n,
~ follow, viz 49,
l"ivc burlington for Rutland and BELOW. rll!s
at iia+ and 1885 4. VI. aud go p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Fails for Rutland and Burlington
at 600 4. VI. and 1905 and $50 7. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at coo and 03j~
4. VI. and 2.2j p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 600 and
II .OO+ A. VI. and LOS p. NJ
AZ burlington, trains connect with Lake Clam
PLAIN steamers, and trains Of the VI. Central and
Vt. anu canada roads; at Rutland. with trains for
Troy, New York, Albany Saratoga Springs, Sche.
nectady, and the West-at Bellows Falls with trains
OF the Cheshire Road for fitchburg, Worcester
Lowell and Boston-Normont Valley Road for
lrattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New Iork-and with Sullivan Road, for Windsor,
white River Junction and White Mountains.
'freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached.
L. a. CHAPLIN, Supt.
June 2sth, 1865. d6wtf
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Willow WAGONS.
Watches.

4 'ARTS, Cradles, Chairs and Go-Carts, for sale
- BRINSMAID'S
Old stand, Church street
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For IioU

4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF All wool Twcc,ls and
N Union Ca,simcres. Also, Plain aud Fancy
Summer wear, at LYMAN'S.
May II, 1913. dGwtf
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EnEI-sIshgpHy5pag,

nRDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AD-
~ dress, Party, and Business Copper plate En-
gravcd Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates of their
Cards can have them neatly printed at short notice.
~ Apply at the REE PRESS OFFICE, where
At. d6wtf
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Jan 20, IU31, + - GCCOH,
lust OPENING A NEW AND IATIN@INL
- variety of Ear Ring, Pins, Iu.cr Ring.
Pocket Books Brushes, Combs, Hritauria Candle
sticks, Tea Pots, Oy. ter Ladies, Plated Spoons,
Hunting Watches, &c, all OF which will be lold as
low can be had at any place in town or out of it,
at the old stand Church Street,
j. Il, BRINSMAID.
Late Brnsmaid, Brother a Co.
Jan. 25th, 1855, dGwtC
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IounoN. Ky. April 18th, 1850
sik-Prrmit me address 20 you few lines and do
the honor reply request that will make in the
ooucusun Of THIS letter,
mn graduate # Trans lvana Medical University;
have prac iicine this wilderness country, about
I've but owing exposure to bitter cold weather
have bsen iudisposed with Acute rheumatism about six
months After having exhausted my skill in the treat
men. II case, and deriving benefit, induced
70 give your FLUID kXrkAtr o. sAHsAPA RLLA iair trial.
Hul areoriiugy purchased bottle Of your medicine from
agent. Mr. George T.. brown. about two weeks
aud confess that bottle has entirely cured me
Il ny opinion that your preparation Of sarsarhrla
decidedly superior any other preparation now In use,
AMI ~iu take great pleasure in recommending II 70 the
afflicted being remedial agent and will advise the
Itl -lt dus TO use n III tl,"i- pr ct
Resi- OIL IA n
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Will. Oh and after Monday. May 9TH,

and until further notice, follovs-to wit 4.
One of the above boats
GOING SOUTH, will leave Rouse's Point every
morning, Sundays cxcepted) at O'Clock, on arri-
val Of cars of Champain and st. Lawrence Railroad
from Montreal, reach Burlington at l0s A. M, in
time for the train Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad going south and East, Reaching Boston
and New York same evening, and Whitehall at
O'Clock, Z. NJ, in time for cars which reach Troy
and Albany at p NJ where passengers can take
the Troy steamers and Hudson River Railroad for
New York, or by same line passengers will reach
Schenectady u p. NJ. and connect with the train
Of the New York Central Railroad going West and
arrive at suspension Bridge, Niagara Fall. and
Buffalo next morning.
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Published June 18th.

FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
No. & College street, Burlington, VI
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
SARSAPARILLA,

It's remarkable fact, that among IN. hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
which Bus sarsaparila ia prepared, not one has CON
d.mnai II hut all approved IT, AMI commend II in the
highest terms Many physicians express themselves
strongly in the belief that il is decidedly the best prepa
ration Of sArapara that has been placed before tho
public. Although there are many physicians who feel
reluctance having their names appended TO the
uendntion Of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve oi It in the highest degree there
others who frankly yield their support in favor ot
remedy which they know IL capable OF doing much
good in an afflicted community As evidence read he
following from old and Respectable physicians, Of high
stanlnR In the community In which they I've:
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SOAP
Notice..
Piano Fortes q Melodions.

l $ it policy to buy poor article which lasts only
l. a short time and is then worthless, or would YOU
have thing of the best quality. Remember that
the PIANO FOKIES and MELO DEUNS Tor sale by
L. :. OsI, are Wdrraht,d of the first quality, and
are manufactured by the best makers in tho coun-
try Just call at the NJ SIC STORE and compare
them with other instruments of the kind.
FEB. !. d&wtf
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7
DAY BOATS GOING NORTH.

Leave WHITEHALL every morning, Sunday.
excepted,) at 10 o'clock, arrival OF trains from
Troy, Albany and schenectady, arrive at Burlington
at Il o'clock, p. NJ. connecting with the trains Of
Rutland and Burlington Railroad from East and
South. Thence directly to Rouse's Point without
landing, and arrive at p. NJ, in time for passen
gers to arrive at Montreal evening, and oG
dcnsburgh to dine next day,
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Kid Gloves.

4 FRESH LOT OF very nice White and Colored
~ Kid Gloves, all sizes, for Gentlemen aud
Ladies, just received at LlMAN'S
Feb II. 1853 dAwtf
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Smith Pierce, Mafpsh,r-G p Hale, Chei,sa--
L NJ Brown, W,,istork-Redfeld& Granniss, Mont
psiicr-C l. Case 4 Co.. Braad1u-E Blaisdcll
Iergcnnsa- Collins 4 Porter, M,atpei.rr- Wolch
BrIHdon--W II Wallace, IraSburg-L Pratt, Jr.,
Wooistock-S X Collins, Montpchp-S b Nichols,
Bwiagtou--P McUyGeld, Waldorf o Tyler,
Monfpst0-D Mott, ". Adams.
Jan 10. wGmin
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New Firm and New Goods

At THE ON STAND,
Opposite the Bank Of Burlington.
VIE SUBSCRIBERS having this day formed
cn.nnrincr.lin uulnr tho siylc Of
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I UST Received byENpress at the BEE-Hrve
- choice assortment Of EmLroidoros, cheap
than ever. n. PECK, JR.
Dec 20 dIytf
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Small Business.

FENllERE is a Grocer in this town, who s,I,t. and
4 SKINS his Peas before selling them his name
is DEWEY
Jan. A. 1855. diff
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The claims Of this medicine To- the confidence Of
the public strengthened by the fact of its hn, ing
received the appreciation and liberal patronage If
many prominent members of the Medical Faculty in
the United states, some of whom have voluntarily
given letters of commentator, (see pamphlct,)
Pamphlets containing much useful information
uching the nature and symptoms of the above
soascs, together with testimonial. from ladies of
thie highest poctabity, certified by the most
sa tis'actory authority, To- an which the atcn ION Of
ladies and practitioners T. r'-I,,i, VI invited can
h had graft, Mt the store ~
THEODORE \. PECk, Druggist, Wholesale 4
Retail Agent, Burlington, Vt, Also sold by Mel
son Fairchd, Milton, $ c. Isham, Wiuooski
Falls.
J. u. MtRCuISI n co., Projectors,
Central Depot, SOi broadway, n. Y.
April 9, 1853. wilmos6
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must say, from my own experience and personal
observations in my practice it has proved to be the
best and safest remedy for the difficulties for which
it is recommended viz, those of female weakness,
such as Prolapsus Uteri, Fluor Albus, and all
irregular and painful monstruation, and disca Of
irritation of the female organs.
d, Y. FOOrE, NJ. D., Syracuse, n. \.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-02

The folloging directions for ssssor.
ing suspended animation in cases Of
supposed drowning. are sanctioned by
the best authority:
Convey the body to the nearest house
or shelter, with the head raised; strip
and rub it dry; wrap it in warm blsn-
kets, sufflate the lungs by closing the
uostrils with thumb and finger, while
you blow forcibly into the mouth. and
then press on the chest with the hand
again into the mouth, and again press,
and so on for ten minutes, or until the
patient breathes naturally keep the
body warm and the extremities also
continue to rub and do not give up
for an hour or more If there 10 the
least reason to hope.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-02
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following Preamble and Resolutions, were
unanimously adopted, on Thursday evening, Sep.
TENDER q, 1855, at Regular Meeting Of De Soto
Lodge, No. 7, I. o. OF:
Whereas, 1t has pleased an all wise providence
to remove by death, from our midst, our esteemed
brother, DAVID T. FRANCIS, and sohereas, It 10
becoming Of US, as Brothers, 10 offer an expression
of our sympathy with his bereft wife and family.
Therefore be 1t ResOIued, That this Lodge be
placed in mourning and that the Brothers be 70.
quire to wear the usual badge for thirty days.
ResolDed, That while We deeply sympathise with
the friends AMI relatives Of the deceased, We de.
plore his loss, Is zone Of u.s." brother-faithful
to his obligations, ever ready to obey the calls Of
our order. "Nursing the sick-comforting the d.
ficted and burying the dead
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions b
furnished his family, and that they be published.
II. T. WADDILL,
A. malta, Committee.
Nv. BABiN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-02

SENATOR SUMNER OF MAssAcHu.
SETS. The Richmond Enquirer hav.
ing charged that Senator SUMNER
stands at the head Of the Northen
Know Nothing party" the National
Era, the organ of the Freesoilers At
Washington, thus replies to the ALE
CATION:
1--WE happen to know that Senator
Sumner is not "Know Nothing" in
any sense of the word. He is not q
member of the order of "Know Moth
ings." or United Americans" and
has no sympathy with their proscrip-
tive principles. He is the friend Of
the Largest liberty for natives and
foreigners, Protestants and Catholics,
whites and blacks. We call upon the
enquirer TO correct this misststement,
for which it had no reliable authority,
but which we doubt not it has taken for
granted or adopted from the loose and
reckless assertion of some Southern
demagogue.
1t would seem from this that the
"proscriptive" party has no better
friend in SUMNER than in the Rich.
mond Enquirer itself.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-02

ATTRACTIONS OF THE COUNTRY
Horace Greeley delivered q lecture at
the Erie county Fair. New York, a
few days since. He said that the
truth he was most anxious to impress
upon the people was that a poor man
could not afford to be poor farmer
. truth indeed which we heartily wish
could be impressed bpon every one.
In concluding his address, Mr.. G. de-
plored the tendency Of young men to
seek employment in cities, and said
Of his own case
Ipassed my early years on q farm
in the country, and there is nothing
which now gives me so much salts
faction Is to retire, as l am now in the
habit Of doing. to my little farm one
day in the week, and see my crop.
growing around me, and enjoy the i'm
provements of which I claim to be the
author. I am a farmer only on Satur.
days, but next year, instead of spend
ing one day in the week on my farm,
l hope l shall be able TO devote to it
two, and to increase the number till |
am rescued from the turmoil of that
whirlpool, great city, and can spend
the evenings Of my days in those quite
agricultural pursuits which are so much
more congeuial to my feelings.