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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY WIFE
i CATHARINE J, ISHAM, has left my bed and
board without just provocation and this TO forbid
all persons from harboring or trusting her on my
account as shall pay no debt. Of her contracting
after this date
J. h. ISHAM,
Burlington, June 18th, ls55 dltaw2w
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BE OLE PIMpLES on TILE

Mn. KENNEDY About two years ago my face
broke out in pimples of the worst kind Seeing
the good effect Of the Medical Discovery on a
friend Of mine, who troubled the same as was,
! tried it, and am happy to say complete cure
has been the result
J. p. TARBELL, Brighton.
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New Tin Shop.

ROY BLGNN having opened shopon the West
u side Of the American Hotel for the manufac-
ture Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work, invites
his old friends and customers to give him a call
~ All kinds Of Job work, Roofing, &c, done
in tho best manner.
Burlington, March %, 1855. d&w3mos
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Of Hats amt Cape and StrdC Goods,
A good supply of silk, Mole.kin, Black and Drab
Beaver and other Hats Of tho latest fashion and best
quality. good assortment Of Gents and Boys
Panama, I,crhorn and straw Hats.
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Ny con was troubled with humor. Some called
II scrofula, some salt rheum some one thing, some
another. By the use Of Your Medical Discovery,
he is now cured Of it
R. II. LAYTON, Quincy,
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Wanted 400 Active Young Men,

t. act as local aud travelling ngou,, in business
easy, useful and honorable, alta
SALARY OF Sloo FER MONTH
capital of - uuly required. No potcut medicine
ar book business. Full particulars given, free to
all who who oucose postage stamp or three cent
piece, and address
y MARTYR, Plai,;ow. y. Il.
WiGWb
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Umbrellas. Canes n Gloves.

WTTTFNN, DUTN DEITN, Do
Those wanting any Of the above articles will find
II for their advantage TO call at the Hat Cap and
Fur store next door to Lyman's, College Street.
Hats and Caps made to order and warranted to Gt
20 Repairing done with ncatncss and despatch.
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groceries and Provisions.

one needn't ." take the paper" TO learn that AT
DEwCr's he get Flour of the best quality, extra
clear Pork 10y the bib. "r H.. salmon, No. l.,
Mackerc in kits, Picked llcrriurs smoked DO.
Hams, Lard, Dat and Com Meal, Maccaroni Tauocl,
Sage, Firina, Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, split Peas
Corn starch, loriuy. Table and Dairy salt, II ~.
Sweet Herb. Tor Culinary purpose Mustard,
Pickle, PuTo- On family ars), soap rl an kinds
soft rNrtrt.d--luur Grouui spices. Gnraut-,
ritruus, ~ultaua KG.iu-, Mace, Nuasso., rails,
Tub, rrloms, Clothes Lines and Pine, Baker.
Cocoa. Chocolate gud Broma.
Al these Hut many more, 10 say nothing ui bic
,bucr and cheap r.rh and rare Tea, ami Coffee,
urc universally understood. without the aid oi tho
press, to be- uh'aiuoblc for cash at
pENEI'~
june 18th, ls,,- iGwi
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April II, 1858
Needless.

COOP NEEDLES A FINE LOT OF HAIR
~ Brushes Dressing and She'll Combs Ra-
1or', Knives, Scissors genuine Maccassar Oil;
Alarm Clocls, Silver Napkin Kings, Tea Sets, &c
received by J.E. BRINSMAID
Successor TO Brnsmaid Brothers, Church Street.
Sept. 20. dGwtf
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COMMERCIALS.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
C1r,fuv corrsc,d and rsu-sd for N, Ere, Press by
C. H. ADAMS 4 CO.,

Commission Merchants No. 81 Elm Street Boston
Particular a'ttu,on pad 70 The sai,of all kinds of
Country Produc'
CHARLES II. ADAMS. JAMES Il. HALL.
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U,rlrAx-July 9th


The Royal Mail Steamship America ar
rived at this port yesterday p NJ. She
brings dates from Liverpool to the 23d Of
June, three days later than received by the
llcrmann.-The news is scanty but in the
highest degree important.
The allies had met with q severe check be-
fore Subscription the 18th of June the
French and English respectively attacked the
Malakof and Redan towers but were both re-
pulsed with great slaughter The Mails
could not be 10 kcd for before the end of June
and in the meantime private advices of the
most serious description were agitating the
public mind.
According to all accounts the British loss
alone was not short Of 5000, including a.
mong the killed Gen. Campbell and upwards
of 20 other officers. Contradictory rumors
prevail and 1T was thought the above was
somewhat exaggerated.
In the British Parliament Nj Robuck had
moved vote Of ccnsurc against the minis
try.
The X. N. State Convention of PEN
sylvania.
majority Of the X. \. State Convention
Of Pennsylvania have rcpudiatcd the National
Slavery platform which their delegates voted
for. Ten members then seeded
The English loss on the 18th.
The London Times Of June Odd admits that
the loss of the British on the 18th was the
greatest since the war began.
New York News.
New YoRX, July 9th.
\ party Of French and Italian military
advcnturcrs under Polish officer, left vcster-
day in the steamer Star Of the West, to aid
the Government Of Nicaragua, in connection
with the Transit Co. to construct Notifications
with reference to Gllibuster movements
Count Bougardc the foreigner arrested here
few days since charged with violation of
the neutrality laws in enlstihg men to go to
Halifax, was brought up before the District
Court yesterday and discharged for the want
Of proof
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Ladies' s. Misses Boomers,

CHILDREN AND INFANTS HATS
large assortment Of Black, Pearl, Drab and
White Soft Hats of all grades.
Also splendid assortment Of TRUNKS, BON
NET CASES, NALISES, Ladies' and Gents Satchels
CARPET and Leather RAYS
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NEW SPRING GOODS
NICHOLS 4 BOYNTON'S,
$50 Church Street, Burlington.
NE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Spring
w Goods, all Of which bought to sell and
will be sold hnie o,0cr than he bought at any
other store. We have nearly everything in the way Of
Dress Goods,
silks, Sotin', Poplins, Tissues, Barages, Linens,
Lawnt, Muslins, DeLlins, Grape, Chalcys Cling
hams, French, English and American Prints.
Also,
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
S II A w l. S
Of every kind, both Long and Square, as high
a. Sj0-from tGnt down.
Mantilia. and Cape..
A good variety Of White Goods and Embroiderie,,
particular attention.
Linen Goods of all kinds.
Linen shoeting Pillow Case Linen, Table Linen,
Shirt Linen, Towelling, &c, &c.
CrOCkery.
China, and Glassware, LOOKING GLASSES,
Paper Hangmgs, West India Goods and
Groceries,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest possible pri-
ces, wholesale and retail.
CALL AND SEE
May /, 1855. dtwtf
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Strayed or Stolen.

ZNRoM THE SUBSCRIBER ONE BAY HORSE
long tail and star in the face and about /
years old Also one Bay Mare, switch tail, spawn
on both hind legs, about the same age the horse
both thin in flesh, they would weigh about nine
hundred each any ono returning giving nforma-
tion Of the said Horses, shall be liberal rewarded
+. j. FAY.
June 25 1855 vlw0
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AF every description, kept constantly On hand,
W ny IL TURK, No. Gauk Block, North
lite 1T the square.
Nov T.. itvtf
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wv L1rl; p tuh' lo, 100 ltl-. Goldfish A..
% bbls Mackcrrl Nc. ! and ,; 100 bv.. ,olted
Herring - kits do, for sale by
ilEERlCK 4 MILES.
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FORT Ed ARD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Rev. JOSEPH f. KING, \. NJ, Principal.
REv. II. b. TAYLOR, Serard
Twenty Professors and Teachers.
MAMMOTH BRICK BUILDTNGS-withM Male
w and Female Departments--in tho estimation
Of intelligent visitors, unequalled by any Seminary
ediicc in the country. IT Special facilities in
Ancient and Modern Languages and in Music.
Fall Term begins Aug. lG Winter Term Dec. 0.
Board, furnished rooms, prepared fuel, washing
tuition in common English, and lncidentals, in sd
vance for the whole term Of ! weeks, S29.
ENcustion Trains, at reduced fare, the first and
the last day Of each Term.
Those who desire superior facilities for thorough
education, commercial, classical or ornamental, and
are capable NJ ksepiHg wbo,'om, rules, invited to
apply for Catalogues, for Board to tho Principal.
Fort Edward y y, May 30, 1850. w2mOs
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DAGUERRECTNPE GOODS,

Patent Wal. md Cartridges, Gun CAPS, ! and 2
barrel Pistols, k"vovcrs, Drinking flask-.
PTo''d amt BrUduia Ware,
Tea Sct,, rr. Boilers Candlc.tcks Tumblers,
Communion SETS, Cake Fruit aud Card Baskets.
Fans OF many styles and prices, Willow Ware,
Mathematical Instruments Wax Matches, Back
CANNON Boards, Chess Men and Chcqucr-, Plain
Hair and Curs, Morisun's Pills, and an extensive
variety of other articles having very much on
largcd and improved my Store. lowered my floor,
case. and counters and opened the richest stock Of
Goods ever ON hand, shall aim to- sell goods - the
permanent sItiSartiou Of customers all Nrc invited
to call and sec at BNiNSNAID'S
lewclry store, Church Street.
Where customers can rely on getting good, ~ as
low prices regularly n in any other quarter
burlington, June -, ISIS. diwf
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS MORNING. 1856
hittendan Coluty Institute.

Chittendcn County Institute.
TIVE TRUSTEES or THIS INSTITUTE would
respectfully announce to the public that 1t will
be opened for the reception Of students, on Wednes
day the 29th dayof August nextunder tho charge Of
Mr.. II. B. Buckham
Principal assisted by competent associates in all
the Dcpanncuts
Tuition will DO tho same q. in other institutions
like character.
Board, : 80 to $500 per week, Rooms, at re-
sonablo rates, will be furnished for those who may
wish to board themselves.
Applications for board or rooms may be mnde by
letter otherwise (and should be made carly) as
also for further Information in regard tn the school,
to DR.. MARCUS SWAIN, or to the Secretary.
BY order Of the Trustees,
s. q. BUTLER, Ssueiary.
Essex, W., July 9Th, 1865. wlw3
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New Clocks.
TT ANDSOME AND NEW STYLES EIGHT DAY
L and one day Clocks, that run with weights
and run more regular than Spring Clock. for sale
at BB1NSMAID'S Jevelry Store, Church Street.
Burlington, juno %, ls5j d&wtf
no FURTHER NEED OF GONG TO
NEW YORK OR ROSTnN
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Important Information

IN 4 RECENT advertisement Of one Of our re-
| spectcd competitors on Church street we notice
the following candid and sensible advice to rurchas
oTs OF Dry uoods; VIZ "et posted up "!th !r'H''
NJ "thef -t'res "hCre inc Erea'est "ohNtIs 81 t"e
age may ne louh'' me" rome ana my az US IN "" :"
- PR 'tu I'''' "h'H g' "'' S"r"g ~ II Sou come
ana sec our extensive STOCK anu 10" prices t'''
rqic''n - o" c"n)
We nave no doubt TINS important announcement
was prompted ny the pnrost rhilanthroPy ana as
they have alluded to us n, anNlIn'ies IN TINS fr'af
pr1f NJ bfnuo'lf' we lc'I II 10 nc our uo'y % as
sist IN publishing the glad tld'nss' les come
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Free of G. harpe

o The purchntor.
We have lett with us sal. two Octave round
and carved case Pianos, which will be sold much
iouD than the regular price Of instruments Of their
quality OF finish and tone. The public are invited
to examine them.
Persons wishing to purchase such Goods, will do
well to look over our stock before purchasing else
where
WM. II. ROOT co.
April IL, 1855. d3mos6wly
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N tllp lndirs!,
Medical Library for Sale.

tsNHL largo aul carefully selected Medical ~
htary If the late Door. -. A. BARD, viz
c,mpri. u. N,lunhlc ,toudnrd Woke in all IL" de-
partmcuts of Medicine, surgery, Nc., h. offered Ter
sale very cheap, for cush ar approved credit,
For uIrti,pars address OH, Clapp, Fsq" No j..
School street. Boston, Mas, >. ". Ihayor, or
Mrs. Lorraine r. Bard, Burlington, Vermont
MAY 18th. 1883. dd"9m"1
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New Hampton Institution,

FVNHE SUMNER TERM will commence May 9th,
j and close July Goth
Tho FALL TERM will dominance Aug. goth.
Application for catalogues or information may be
ma ie to tho President, Rev. E. b. Smith, D. D., or
to Miss Laura A. Gage, Principal Of the Female
Department.
A. JONES, SEc'r.
May I. 1855. w4jmos3 Z.
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tnD0 BUS. 7. I. SALT
-fVvO Ia, 900 bags Dairy do. Pure Rock, steam
refined and Western.
so bags Liverpool fine do. 'Ashton's. 4
1000 bus. Canada Salt,
iustreceived and for sale by
iERRICE A MILES.
Nov %. dSwtf
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JOY to the World ! .

VNHE THING HAS COME THAT WILL RE.
L lieve your pains Internal and External 10,
We who afflicted Try it Try it Its success is
unparalleled. COOPER'S ANTT-PATN TtNCTCRE.
the brightest among ten thousand stars
For testimonials in its favor enquire Of any fami
" who have used il.
Manufactured by W. COOPER 4 CO., K.e,cvillo.
Y. You will find it at Geo W. Allen Burinz-
ton, Vt and Mt Druggist generally. Or at whole.
sale by CLEMENT SON, Hydeville Vt, General
Agents for the state.
June %, 1855. vj2mos7
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NEW GOODS,
At RrinsmGid'3 JeWelrv Store,

7 T T
Nov OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
y varied assortment of Watches, Clock, Jewelry
and Fancy Goods, Telescopes, Microscopes, Knives,
Rarors, scissors, Noodles, Silver Card Case, and
Porto Monaios, Combs, brushes, Perfumery, soaps.
Hair Washes and Dyes, Court Plaster, Reticucs
hartlnrnn...r.
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MARKS g. PJATT.

in their system Of selling
GOOD GOODS at LOW PRICES.
They are now carrying out this system on an uno-
quallod scale. Their
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Furniture and Upholstery
wv DIRK

with neatnes and dispatch. We manufacture also
Spring Bed. of all kinus fitted to any Bcdstead and
Mattra'se. Of Hair, Moss, Husk and Palm Leaf
(Which we ant 70 BE- such rs are represented by
us in regard to quliy Of material and raunfIctuye)
at city prices.
n All Good. bought at this establishment will
be carefully put up and delivered at the Cars or
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No Bank Block Burlington
Burlington, April, 1855. dSw
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Hat, Cap u Fur Store.
LG J. EDMONDS 1892
summer STYLES

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE CITY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04
Sports Of tl)c Gro.
Sword Fish Fisheries.


VII MONDAY week eleven boats from Edgar
town. rach lat n5nncd by two men, cap
"rco no 'c"S lhah Se'ehty-two rdfiSl,
varying III weight from one hundred to three
h,'''aito anu MY POUNDS, and aggrcgatinc
"'o"t 'ch tho"Sanu pounds. On Tuesday an
'q''". NUMBER OF ooa's captured forty-iivc.
varying IN weight as above. The editor OF
Ihe 'meyard "aZ"tte, who probably never
mas chance TO rgale himself with anything
.e'ter 'hah ''shy nutrlmcnt, is inclined to 60
mo raS,acicS over the matter, lie wants
t'e'i .''oy ~ takc OIL their mats and bow to
VIZ ''''es ''u i'S,,er'hen' ana WISHES 10 hear
"i no more SmaiI stories about such poor
"' ..TI "s co., VI 'l',,,"u'. nc says:
u, mere Is propa"ly no more exciting sport
',",' I"oi..l'Sl'lhs' IL Is wh"lih$ IN NINA
'" nJ ,"','s laS an ir1Shman would say inc
i Im W. WI, miri'y aescrloe II: fach
'",' ~ 'u''''sl'ed WIN Two harPoonlng poles
our" 'i or r''"S' sl''ur or lance Tor "onhnins
r ~" ''sn' Mo W" ,i'',cS WIN wlhch 10 make
10, CO.,, '"u Tow Empty Kegs Also PROVISIONS on
'"''", ior .'ic po"tS s'af. carry III me morn
Ivy '.o are sehcI"l'y on, All day. mus NJ
ao' N' uH 20 on cruise ior S"ord-ish' with
a" cAf,r't",." neici'nai on BOARD OF course.
i ,l,'c" on c, 'he ground, sharp lookout is
N.p' III i'>n; WHICH, III bright aay play anu
I I, 81, .''G surface OF ,he water. ana are
e''". Gu ny tne'r inns an" '"',s, "h'ch can
"t Sve;' plrah'ns inc surface OF the water at
au' , ., distance. ilsh is discovered
anu ..e o'"'S steer a'rcc.ly Tor It. Inc har-
h i, :'',"'s on p'ank pr3Jec'lhg some
mu VI s'A iet; from me oow OF inc uoat all
'p"uy 70 'sulHe. 10 Keep the ish IN the
Im" ~ 70 our ih'enuohs, the noat,stcGrer en-
u ,1 10 orins lnI boat h'aa on to nm as
W.. ,''i e"'''o! see "'eao' ana nc UNCONSCIOUS
y p,'"S 1h MS way 70 obstruction:
~ ''e proper moment the harpooner
n''N.o Il demonstration. causing the fish to
", wear rouIn 20 sec what mad disturbed HIM.
nc - no" s.'iilc'htly near to DC touched by
the happening pole, and is in the most favor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04
fsatIlil and Swimming.

Every one should learn to swim. That is
a truism, DIR. Franklin said long time ago
But how few there are even in our sea port
towns. who obey Poor Richards Injunction
There is no excuse for such negligence, when
we remember that the requirement of the art
of swimming gives health and pleasure to
the pupil. All that is required is a little
faith some acquaintance with the laws of
specific gravity, and considerable practice
Faith as in all important matters, is the chief
requisite. We have seen an excellent method
for learning youths to swim. We do not
think it is patented, and give it for the bcne-
fit of parents and guardians. The teacher is
supplied with stout rod somewhat shorter
and stronger than fishing rod, cord, a
hook and strap-thc latter should be three or
four inches in width. The strap is placed
about the body of the pupil, half way between
the arm pits and the hips, the hook or ring
affixed to the strap, and fastened to the cord
The latter being made first to the end of the
rope, the pupil is placed in the water like a
fish. He will soon learn to strike out, and
the rest will come of itself This plan is
better than that of supporting the body on
corks or lifc.prcscrvers, because by the lat.
ter method the pupil must eventually use his
support all at once. while with the hook and
line it is taken away from him gradually
Swimming by this process may he taught in
about six easy lessons.-Ne'r Harsn Palla-
Ij,Du
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04
Gtlcft 1flisfcllonD.
The sc,y Dome on thc Capital

The workmrn have commenced framing
the scaIlolljng for the construction of this
novel and magnificent structure. The work
of building the scaIloldng will be commenced
in the Rotundo the first week in August. and
month at least will be occupied in putting
it up. After this is accomplished the old
dome will he taken down and the culstruc-
ton Of the new one commenced. The
'Union' with the aid Of the plans and draw
lngs. gives the following description Of what
is to be donc
The old dome is to be taken down entirely
to the roof of the Capitol. and base con
Struct.d of - feet in height and l31 feet in
diameter, somewhat Of an Octagonal plain.
On this stands noble culonnalc OF 1913 feet
in diameter, consisting Of thirty-S columns
with appropriate cntabltiurcs. balnstrad-s.
&C., from which rises All enriched attic OF
33 feet in height by lO7 feet in diameter.
This attic forms the base Of the cupola, the
diameter of which is IS feet and the height
Sc feet. The whole is crowned by a grace
fully proportioncd lantern, supporting CO.
loSSal statue Of the goddess of liberty. The
entire elevation from the ground ON the eas-
tern front of the building is 300 feet. The
interior is exceedingly rich, and the orna-
ments are of a bold and striking character.
The present Rotnndo is preserved IN high
az the top of the oinicc; abuTc this will be-
a gallery, over which 4 belt of sculpture nine
feet high and nearly three hundred feet long
extends around the entire dome. Above this
there is Il succession Of galleries, colonnadcs.
cntablatnres, atticS and halustradcs, sur
rounded by hcmisphcrcal ceiling. crowned
with Il lantern at the height of2lS feet from
the floor.
The highest point of lookout is 275 feet
above the ground Of the eastern front, and
the highest point from which the interior may
be seen is 2iS feet above the floor. The
whole work is to be of iron, from bottom to
top, inside and outside. 1t will be the first
structure of the kind ever entirely built Of
this material. The design, as well as the
working drawings, is by Mr.. Walter, the ar
chiteet otthe Capitol extension, and tho ex-
eculion OF the work is under is direction Of
Capt. Meigs, Of the TOpographical Bureau.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04

ESi, or riiE Socialist Movement. The
Association known as the North American
Phalanx. in Monmouth county. n. J. will be
sold at auction October next. The estate
consists Of nearly scvrii hundred acres of land
to be sold either in a mass or parcels. The
sale Of this domain and the PhalauX will he
generally regarded as in some sort closing
that Socialist movement which commenced
in tins country some fifteen years ago. The
n. Y. Tribune in referring to this contcmpa-
ted sale, says:
Between the years 1910 and lS45 there
Sprang up three or four associations in Mas
sachnsctts: five or six in Western New
York one in New. jersey three in Ohio: one
in Michigan: one in Wisconsin and one or
TWO were projected in Virginia, but we be-
lieyc never established: Most of them were
organized on the principles Of joint stock and
Of dividing profits according to the time
spent in lahor but some adopted the princi-
pie Of Communism. They were generally very
short lived That Of Brook farm near Bos-
ton, lasted six Years that in Wisconsin lasted
we think two years: and that whose tcrmina-
ton we to-day chronicle the best provided.
and most tenacious of all will number at its
death thirteen years. There yet remains,
however in Massachusetts the Community
ut lIopcdslc. which without retaining any
very brilliant pecuniary results still gives no
sign Of dissolution but this is established
upon peculiar religious basis.