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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-25

Shelburnc Lighted with Gas!!
Not exactly with gas; but with something noar-
" as brilliant, with much less cost. new kin
Of Patent Lamp recently introduced in town, is
creating quite sensation among us staid people,
It's J,iianry and chcapness being its chief adyan-
tago over all others. 1t is beautiful piece Of
mechanism, quite ornamental, while the slow
consumption Of oil makes it very desirable for
amily use. We have, in our family, 'wsls"r'a'
and "imed" its burning, and the following is tho
result. OnepHt Of Rosin OIL will burn tweaiy hoUs,
and in a room Is feet square give light sufi-
ccnt for reading in its remotest pant; that is, you
can have a buililut light from q o'clock to 10 o.
clock five evenings for the low cost Of egH ''ni',
(the oil being 60 cents golon,) or for cent and
Gmills your room lie lighted whole evening" OF
about } cent per night
A large number have been sold 10 town, and
give universal satisfaction, so that VIC envy nc
"Gas Works" their manufacture. The light Of
ono lamp is fully equal to L. burners Of "Eluid.
having been repeatedly tested.
We have no interest whatever in tho sale Of these
Jumps, and write without solicitation on the par
Of the gentlemen having the "IiSht" to sci
through these northern countless but having
! been greatly DESTROYS to procure n light tina
would be perfectly safe AMI the same time eeonom
zeal, our fullest wishes being met in "KNApP'
! PATENT LAMP" we take this method to il
! form others who desire the same. Camphene
Fluid, Lamp Oil, Csndles, &c, are among tn
things that "~'re," in our gooily town, for crsr!
| body uses the New Lamp. OBADIAH.
We have given the lamp alluded to abov
a sufficient trial to be convinced Of its YER
great economy and excellence The lamp
filled with either resin or coal oil, burns tc
hours without rerlcnishing, giving sol
but very brilliant hght-exccedingl pleas
ant to read or work by, and lighting Per
iectly a c0mmon-sizcd room. We think IN
above statements are not exaggerated.
MI c. B l5ham, of Shelhurnc, is tn
owner Of the right for tins County and III
lamps arc for sale in Burlington by Brin
mad N iliiiroth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-25

ADDITIONAL FoRuGN NEws. The Canada
brought the news that tho mammoth ship
leviathan, was fairly on her way to the
water; had moved forty Of the $50 feet
which must be passed over before she cou ID
float, and had five foot Of water under her
keel. Her progress was very tedious, but
the engineers had perfect control and no
fears were entertained Of a successful
result in short time,
The financial news from the continent
chow that the c.is's is 1t with uue1amplcd
Severity. At Hamburger one day twenty i'm
Iyrtaut houses failed and business was sus-
pended, The aggregate liabilities Of fallen
and doomed concerns wcic reported 70 be
81 Cvu,o 600 marks bonco. In Stockholm ana
Vienna, failures were numerous. The
rrusiau goy-rument had suspended The
usnry laws for three months
aeSyansh Cour, refuses to accola to
th1 demand o! Mexico, that is EaYoy shel
BE- received aa u necessary preliminary t,
negotiations.
Accounts from Cuba received at Madrid
state that the squadron assembled thcr,
was ready to sail at II moments notice, t.
act against MrAic) or " elsewhere"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-25
PRESS BURLINGTON FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER

AcclDENT.-A young man, named Will
ham Mcdonnell, while on his way into town
on Friday evening last, from the country
he having been sent Tor on account Of bis
brother death-walkcd of the bank Of the
deep ravino near the river, which is crossed
by the road between this place and Winoo-
ski Fails, known as the "ncw rJal.' lie
fell to the bottom of the ravinc, breaking
one Of the bones Of one leg below the knee.
Twelve hours after, next morning, some ar-
sons passing had their attention arrested by
a moaning, and rescued him. lie was in
sensible when found. The road at the spot
is represented to US as inouficicntly fenced
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a Word.

Many Of our subscribers owe us for one
and two years subscription. A few arc
our debtors for a still longer period The
sums thus due, arc seycraly small, but
their aggregate is large. We NEED this
money, not only to sustain the heavy cX
penses of our office, but to make important
improvements in the mechanical appear.
ance of our paper, for the benefit OF gu
readers. We ask all whom this motto,
concerns to remit to us at once, and spare
US the trouble Of calling on them inliyid
uolly.
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FITfn IIT IT- -'-TlIT TITI-T'- DO =
Tho Kidnapped Negro Restored to Ttecs
Honorable onduct Of the kcu-
lucky Purchasers-IhC kiduaprrr A.
L sinn "a nd [ nniinc In Inl

rested and Confined IN Jail.
We have already gwen iull accounts ct
the kldnippinG two negroes at Geucv', y.
Y, the escape Of one OF them at Carlisle
station, and the subsequent sale Of tho 9th
CT, named John r. liitc, IN Kentucky We
have now only 70 detail the additional
i'tnr ir'.,r f"nnccted with the escape Of the
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wien the bow Daniel pr1,. vii, il ....us
had overheard "A mar. of tine false tale Of
Ngn .uyl. ATTEMPTED tn ,ct Of tle c.rs NJ
Carlisle. Mr.. ,jsukin. mad. Am ,p.,rt T.,
keep him on, AMI Lot sl,,r.,Jiu.. .pl.,.
quentiy went back with Van rnyiip search
t him, and VS. afterwards arrested a..
Franklin on A cL.,r,. ~, L,ln.n,in., tIt
dis,har1ed for want Of avid .rr,li rYe ur,,r
gentlemen named rryc,sj,l an tE.ir wv
to Carrul.on with HIT. and rllc.d IN, ~
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the K4ntu,kia w,.re. ,,,,,..I.iv ,,,,....j
upou by Van lu,I. and $, t.rs. tl.. ....L,
any mart IN ,Lis ma,rrr din :, ort.r,.,, ,.,,
moran; OF the fact -L,t t,,s L,, 49,, ...T7r
than AN o,.,.rl .I,,c
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i .nl,in- ,or 500 aile,;r, ~ o., I,ll ,,i.;.,.
has hcsn .l,,,, ns ,(7,
aoa. of c,,,,,.r ,I,..
anJ ln,,t,i i,rnor nr.a,I ,I
was 4 sl,yc f,r If, ,.b,.J, T., s;,,,,ot .p,"i
Lcn.ipotnn Tbo 1;II ~ s,I, va. mad,
ont far S-,O In, :, inn ,,I,, ,,,;l 3D.,
balance bsin, vnliIn,,,iIy I.lrc,rI l,, Va,
Tuyl for the trn,tI, ~ no ,rr!t,scr
in adm, him to secure lis .rrdrcr,y -
subsequently tn, n,,r, was .,li ~ ron,
Graves. E.I hv Wr .Ionki9. far s-,n
who took INN IT, Warsaw Kv Int St.,.
wards srut him IN I.1rj.y'IIo', ho ,,r.inol
until he should roou,ro h;s .srvi,ss also.
where. This brir,s tho history or tine rts,
down :, the arrival oe NJ W,IL,r ,riti
the reauisi,ion from In, O,vornor of \or
York.
On the arrival ~ thetun Nsr S1rl, 81
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Gov. walkers Letter OF Resignation.


Mr.. Walkers letter is valuable as an
able showing, in clear satisfactory English,
and on authority which none can dispute,
Of facts which the administration papers of
the country have Systematically concealed
from their Ieaders--and recitation of
many of the arguments which form tbe
stock in trade OF the Democratic rress
For instance, it has been frequent 49,
sertion that the people OF Kansas alc to
blame for not generally voting at IT,, dice
ton for delegates to the l.c9mpton Con-
'uution and it is almost uri} ers4iiy as
sumed by the administration pre- =, jaal
they are just rs much lespJuslJl. l.r the
action OF the Convention Us IL thoy had par.
ticipateJ in the election Gifts deluyq. &c.,
But Mr.. Walker show. that in 10 cut or24
counties there was no census. prr,Ioua TO
tie election, anu IN ) out Of y4 tier was
DO registry OF voters although such census
and registry were made by law necessary
presidents to voting. The census and the
registry were deliberately neglect Z by the
lro.slaYery officials whose duty It was TO
prepare them. In these counties be p.9rlo
cou'd nat PoSsijy ygts, h)wcr,. suonely
they desirei to cyercis, the fre,v.n's rriv.
lego arl the counties thu. ii .lrlncli.ai
are among the mJst Toyalrus & tl5 t.mi-
'oiv AMI probab.y contain iortt,ra ma
]Tlty q, La- whole number U. yos,r. What
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec q, 1857.
There was an interesting debate to-day
IN the Senate between Messls Blglcr
Don las and Ma %,
No Hi-ieI read long, dull AMI painful
iy Ab1rcd lmpliica ton OF that plrt Of the
Presidents Message which relates to Kan
aas. lie made no points worth noticing
and under a thin mask of courtesy and def
rrcnce, was studIously sneering and sar-
castle.
MIR. Douglas replied with great power
and in "A running fight OF nearly two hours
completely demolished the Senator from
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Mason interleryd Tor a
few minutes, but without effect.
Mr. Douglas declared that certain PER
sons, who hated Northern men, desired 70
drive him out OF the Democratic party for
their own Interior purposes. Ihoy charged
him with disturbing the harmony OF the
PARTY. But he should maintain hls posi-
ton, and insist upon justice to Kansas,
harmony or NJ harmony, lie complained
bitterly Of pcusioued letter writer's and ID
itors VITO were hired auI subUrned to read
him out OF the party
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TIE SLEIGH BILLS, Are heard IN our
,sreet to-day, for the fret time, this winter
The snow is too tim for much service
however,
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THE NEWS IRON INDIA.

Two conveys Of provisions had arrived
safely at Lucknow, where General Have.
lock was still surrounded by large numbers
of the enemy, who were said 70 have three
hundred guns. There had been some severe
fighting, and Gen. Outram was reported to
have been wounded. Sir Colin Campbell
and ,taH left Hamcyoor for Cawnpore on
the 2>th Of October, to which place the
troops were reing moved as quickly a.
possible, and would proceed to the relict Of
Lucknow when in sufficient strength The
arrivai out Of several additional troop ship.
is reported,
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royal message WAS transmitted TO Par
Lament on Monday the eth, recommending
the hc~tpwa. ol "a pension IF clOOU a year
"t"n tom Inraio"k a. q siuuul mark If
favor and appreciation for ms hri liant SCI
vices ia iu.ia, ami ON tie ro,lyMiugdty the
pension WAS agreed to alter setcral cuiogis-
tic speeches, and complaints 10y soma mem
bers that the reward was not near largo
enough.
The marriage Of the Princess Royal and
Prince Frederick William Of Prussia, Is set
down for the 18th Of January.
y decision had been rendered in the Vice
Chircel'og's Court, which will in effect in
yliilate all marriages by British subjects
with 70 deceased Witc', sister, not only in
Britain but in all ,orcign states.
1t j, said t. bee the intention Of the
Government ~ raise several regiments Of
AH.clns f = service in lnlll.
The work of launching tie L-yiathan was
Progressing slowly but surely. She was
moy.i few feet forward every day. Oper-
ation= were suspended on the sth bya dense
fox.
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Tor the Free rrcsa.
The Legacy of Age to the Younger
Citizens of Vermont.

HE being, vast powers Of mind and heart were
granted to him that these powers are capable Of
endless Improvements that as a means of improve
mcnt srocoh, reason and conscience arc pats Of
lis ulturc, that man Is formed a social being and |
That lota &C .ocial intercourse is an integra |
part Of his naturc; that society Is mans natura |
element and TINT in society only can be fully |
realized the rstcut and force Of his rights, duties
AM obligations; that to secure the highest inn
pro, omont OF mans powers Of body, mind and
lcnrt lis happiness here and hereafter is made
to depend on the faithfuness of tho creature in
The perfection Of his powers; that to ronder more
easy the Improvement Of his creatures, God has
divided them into races, and dectoed Empires,
Kingdom aud Nopublics--but that races, nations
aud Individuals all stand before Him as children
of Iii. love, and equals in privilege and response
bi.i'y, and though differing in powers and cap'ci-
tic. arc alike responsible for the powers bestowed
Tat Government is a means Of divine appoint
mcrt, to secure to races, nations jnl iudvd.
uol4 the highest cultivation of the powers OF
This short view Of tie subject shows that the
idea tl.t particular nations and particular
charged with particular duties, which may well
be called Ncir nly,iop, is the most reasonable
tLius in the world! But lei no race, nor nation,
nor individual, from belief of any superior dig.
nifty yi importance Of their mission, indulge any
other thought than that of superior responsibility.
70 whom much is given of them much will be
required and ;le extent Oh tho obligation is u-
creased as We ascend from the Individual to the
race. It, then, to the saxon race greater powers
l.. D
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-25

A LARGE Pic Mr.. Eva llmes Of El'-
land, killed q fs,o tew days since that
was eight months and tvl days g.li and
wsigbed 4Oj lbs
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MISS MARRYAlTs NEW NOVEL F..
HENRY LYLE:

OR, LIFE AND EXISTENCE.
By Miss Emilia Mauyat, daughter of the
late Captain Mauyau. - mo, cloth 42O
pages. Puce Slo0.
What the Pass say OF Henry Lyle:
eve hops To see ;hs book in every well
selected Library. 1t is worthy of place
amoac the finest works Of any eta.'-FrG.
ssr's Giagashs.
at is crushing rebpke 10 the tendency
Of the present generation 10 intideIily.-Lon.
don .aihsneum,
"We have seldom had an opportunity of
enjoying more fascinating or a moro in
kunrtive move" I."-Irtbune.
"The lady writes IN style to please the
people quite as well and as skllfully ns her
father did. Get copy OF "Henry
Lyle" forthwith Times
Published by GARRETT, DICK & FlTZ.
GERALD, No. lS Ann Street, New York.
For sale by I Il. PETERSON,
LIPPlNCGTr * co,
w. F. HAZARD & co.
Copies Of the above work seul 10 any ad.
dress tree OF postags.
February 25, 1851.
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New arrival Of Tall and Winter 6soo{sn
DAVID 1cw=rE---

ENVlTES attention his Of chcap ong h.,
doors
including
EASE-0GJAZL:E -E-1-&SG ,c51EHzEo
sack frock
stripes and h2nIe vests shirts stocks nS
n B. He will also clothing al vcr sot uo
bloomsbury, /,
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T4ADEES DEcESs GsGd2FpS,

French mrnoes ail
muslin de
WHITE GOODS OF ALL. KINDS, Sperccrs
y,
ha nyesu
an KINDS OF SHAW LIS kslh
aIuaa
vei g.
BoOIS AND SHOES or ALL
We HAS WV
ausI urti
IanHGl llas, tiagr toir~
lrl hl1s. Incc.
arilt
CasAIf sallc
o 1
Blooms
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JUST LOOK ATT II.

ALL persons having accounts of over six
standing are requested to come Tor
ward and settle up by the first OF March
and all accounts OF cne aud two years stand.
ing mus be attended TO Immediately or cost
will be added.
A. c. MENSCH.
Bloomsburg, Jan. %, 1857
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LOTTERIES,


THE well.known Maryland CONSOLIDATED
Lotteries, OF which Il. FRANCE s. Co. are
The managers, are chartered by the Stale oi
Mary land, aud a commissioner elecled by
the people, who is sworn TO superinlcnd aud
Gently that everything connected with them
j. done in strictly honorable manner, and
that the Interests OF parties who reside al a
distance are as well protected as f they
themselves were present at The drawing
Another fact which the managerS cal alen-
non 10, is, that all persons have leg right
to send orders for uckes to Marylud, as
lotteries are egaliZed by special law II lEat
state, A lottery is drawn every day of The
mouth. II no particular class is named or,
ders are filled in The first drawing u take
place after The communicalion' cones to
hgnd. The prices of tickets vary from 81
10 $50. No tickets are, however, sent unless
III e money for the same is received VITA the
order. / he drawings are upon The punc nile
of one number on each ticket CATER the Ha.
ana plan, and Ternary combiuarion. Prlzrs
vary in amount from $50 10 100000. All
orders for tickets or packages Will receive
prompt attention, and The drawira M lied to
all purchasers Immediately alter il is over.
Address,
t. Fl. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 80 Faye!te ST., or Box No. 40,
Feb. Sd, 1857 -ly. Baltimore, Md.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that letters ot ad-
mln'stralion upor the estate of James
Allen, late OF Madison township, Col. Co,
deceased, have been granted 10 The under
signed resIdlna-John Alien near Lines lone
vile and y ), Alien IN JeT>eyiowI,, Columbia
county All persons indebted to the said Is.
tate arc requested, To make payment without
delay, and those having accounts TO present
them for settlement TO
JOHN ALLEN,
A. ). ALLEN,
Bloomsburg, Feb, 3, '5T-6 .ad-,'s.
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N0InlIIE

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SsnN3sd eSN' Awe ln' -. n al .,s.,sSs s-rs -
IA M n russ, .ss..s-a, Lave s- sCaaurs lf
"eaSS'a o'v'.S>'ly - yVSs ~, Ky 10, 3ss,.
~. ..'i ,'-''S's' :. ..@sS'sS ~ gs,e, &ss0gsx
p.xg 1g-.ss .aNu;SSSssses
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND
Personal EsrOpcYty.

THE subscriber will offer al public sale up.
on the premises now his residence on
THURSDAY THE 18TH OF MARCH
next, two tracts oi land situate in Locust
township, Columbia county, The first con-
tanning about
100 ACRES,
more or less adjoining lands OF Alnms g.
Price, John Lee, Jacob Helwg and others
On this trac; are good apple orchard, other
fruit troes, a frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
bank barn and ohef ou,buildings. There
isa we'll near the house and also three
springs on the premises. 4 siream of water
with fall and power sullicien, for mill runs
through the property. Most oil The laud is
cleared and well improved.
The other tract contains IL acres, nnd is
well tmbered II is a, the foot of the little
Mountain 10 miles from Ashland.
He will also a;the same time offer for sale
bis personal property, viz:
po pooOUa I0 0aS % &s
colt, horned cattle, hogs, wagons, plows
and other farming utensils: also
Household Furniture,
Seuee, Chairs, BGreau, tables, stoves, bed
sleads and bedding, and Potatoes by the
bn shell.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. ,
when terms will be made known by
LEWIS BUSH.
Locus, twp, Feb o5, 1857
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g'EGS%E' ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GUODS,

A {. MENCll respectfully informs his
IA trends, customers, and l!le pnhlic npn-
orally that he has just received from pnin.
ceIphia the first goods of the season. consist
lna OF large assortment OF choice and do.
sfable
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND
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! INHE1m-tces sofihi-'Irstit.if,sl rrsr,r,frl'l
= aunonrrc,' ,'ts1t Il will l-. rrrrs,i irf-- me-,
reception Of i'uaiIE. cl,oh r~yu.o70 gII,-tl,r.
H''.'si -pih h0yi, n.a'rr i's' I-s:st5,,i,ucJra.
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! menis and cnhuJel .cxpcriCurrls. q li,-o,,..-
aud has been connected gylth riter1pss,rr,..., ,,
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llrIs also well and i7yoran tr .I,r,ryn.s.-g,cr,,..
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oIlcaIs WE
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ins' PennnushIp, l.,vmll .av tGs5rrr..,-. H.,
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G'omeI'v llennaaiion, IRi1irc aa.i eg.eer,,i,
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a"I,CA misty. 'r''
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u.r. AL !Fs'rIsi.En .on lEslnytllyts, NH ....
giyca f.iss:r-!.
WELEHY i.FFNU0FSS on her Iv.r,,-s
S''.Hcas, iilast-I II ,y qT'4i-i.lte lgaIaaus-
." o'-o 10 g,ysE
SfuNi\L aI'Tl.N1I,N win 5he ffl5i 70.
y'n"s Ladies' zaj Gentlemen L ssssl..Ig' Don ll,,
If ihyusciya= as Tas-grrs.
TlE r mi s.:
-FOUR 1--WE aa.l -SiG nH1esF-r,gl srre.-
IN arc'1ilucc w,tl Tire studies. aufssft d Ip,v4 E.
one hiatt ~ al aa-cc a..d lie ID ....,4l. . .1.
OF the QI4tter
GOOD B,iATD ccan .lfc ..ai. n .s,5 ii...--zrs,.
matcrlte Frrc-.
- Nlr. A.,'.iIde m aslsirsssg,rl lIa.yssg.
ca, lnie..e1,l4i anil h0rl s,,iucrt..,. .-l .ts
day Of commencement, sw.sn MSS .7sel!.dI 90
inparnlE instruction willie i.tssfEaee,! as.s,
ne discipline fnd infringement aai tee ,t.al.
fully exf iiiucl.
i'"ehts Gl1niilns ..a':l the irfslsis,if as....al
.en..
y l.. GHAP0N, \ D.Yi SST'IyvE.NS.
JOHN h0uNE. ND EsIil..!sS.
hIAAS DtlpSuN,l .JuEN NNR!E,
THOMAS pEtNIlER.
.CofHnlJiSs, Sent, 4, lElG. Trustees
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-25
E&RLEY WITHOUT EHAgDs

/ ET is even SO. A variety Of barley has
q been discovered in the gulches OF the
, llmaiayan Moun'aius, entirely i-ee from
those annoying and poisonous bearls, al
iached 10 all our common varieties.
The undersigned obtained 7 grains ot this
new variety three years ano, and being much
pleased with lis general appearance aud rro.
Iuctlveness, has spared no means to naai-
ply this small quantity as fast as The Shaug-
hais aud U'her buds would allow.
lis merits tor grinding or mating have not
been tested, and the quantity is now too
small TO squander in that way, when every
IlIIer OF the soil who sees it, is aoxious 10
haze few grains, not dnubtIn9 1t wal prove
valuable acquisition. have sufficient
however, TO iuruIsh all persons Interested
who will be likely TO see rhIs notice. with
one head each. containing 80 to 90 grains.
Send me your address, Oh stamped envel-
ope and | will enclose head Ivy reiurn
mail, with printed Instructions tor culuva-
ting in way to insure a large return from A
small quantity of seed. Should tins nery va.
rIery he found to answer all The purposes Of
the common harlsy, few years will suffice
to dure the BARLEY Boards" ifon. the coun-
iry.
Should any person desire more than the
one head, will send a package OF 700 to
500 grains securely enveloped nv mail posi-
pad tor - cts, accompanied with a lew
heads 10 PTorc the fact of it, being bParless.
Address |, W. BRIGGS,
West Macedcn, Wayne CO. NY.
Feb. 3, lS57-3t.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-25
New Arrival offspring and Summer as2soq,lEs.


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