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an ierrm %rin eincn @erirutrn nit Der 1aternr trhocnr.
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- Dd5 NararitS Der Wciter. Ser tee
rHhmtr Neii'nrc Estimation rr,Gbtt in Ir,nsr @cIbrei,
tunN isjnrr NsiIrn rurh Miritl YEN orr iarntbirml,otr
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an mrM p Ir"nrn miror, mna. mrrre ncif,rr fra.
ni'r Nrr'rltht'rnrn res ramit trouf rnatrn esc,mtrn
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M nc NFrthtrtrS Griuhru. rio etatue nit catIprcdcn.
Vt" NF'rf''hf''trn" yum rem NirNrrn nah itrrm Stanr.
'"RE rri'drh III 'dllrn. pcrnrinruN ncautmrrtrt. "a liz
tS '"F Nrf'N'''h mr'trn. r'r NiNIrnhrr nit itrrm fit,
'"'h ShnHife Mfn'frntnnfcn rtlcil an;nYcrtrnurr.
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e'FS'r. ca man Hh ui rinrn SfittaN arprrnt inh, CT
rem man irtnr ratriptildNcn Mrfiih;e Iiirntiih ;r'o II
''""'. Yer Nrn','r ShN mar idrn fit lester M;ptt,
's 'erlfn'Nr rfiiliirt, ot mrittcm rio Statnt Yrnr
9"harf brrhu,NNtTadtt rcrrcr icltc. ,lur Ia man cr<
W'rtrh tni'ntr. CAP tanicnrc nrn :3uihaucrn lid cirs
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r" A''ntat' e"nAtr. Wabitrn rirlrkrn tirtcr in ntrr
St'lf zen Ncl'riNrn SnN. licfcn rrn N4a0cn nit NIcr.
zen %eeipnnnrn mn %lanN(nm triptNte ia rns 9lirlcnor.
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III rlrrni i~'nlrrtmilliNrn, Hait. uur ais tic Nirrrr ans,
arlp'"nt wrrrrii %r;nEtrn. tcnnbte raS inimiihen iit
'hh"nmrlnre %piF ce Nnte WrIrHrrbrit. ipaunlc lid,
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Nht rinrm m rsaslmasiacr mrnotIihrr Ssrr, .m
'"fN 9sf"ftrn gfld'lnf mire am Micrtan, rrn 2S. Tc.
amber, Gin ArrFrr Civil ans MliitGr @aI in str
Mart'bnus itatifr zen.
SH erutid'n Wiite. rio Nsirnncn frr, fh nm ii.
E,rtrrnnNs rn Srriirirnn Gsr,1ntrn ,u trwrNtrn. fro
o'e'm't erlnt:, itrr H'rtrn on rirrS cur Miiolit>er
et' nmtfrir'tnefrn @'icrmmiits's irdt, Inns tts g ieI
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Iir iih rnIum Eemcrtrnrem hatrn o]n;uortrn urf,
NTh $>strhN lie fir rio GrlnutuiB ,mr ealtnno ciusr
SS'ttN'daft actrn mrtten. mr. ns(hc Speiltn INN or.
trnnte nc 'u lirirru NrirnnrM fnr.
e"s H~Srnrrirm rarf rrn Srrie srn so Cts. niht
"''tNs'9eh. 0ne Gwmmitts:
@lt. Fstrrf. q. SAar. 2. vi. qirmeman,
u. 2iacrnt, i. Shm:st s. Ertrina,
6. @,tgnrrrirr.
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Nieb mpmbcr stm;ctaer.
Ytittrrt,, p. 3rYen.tcr 1857.
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o''tf' A'es iF'tS untsrm Is. Ntluf R,tribt eut eiusr
Fer "n1'tlsealttn 9lIeer Grptoiiouru. sen rer mir
iShlHlS 9Fbert baten.
IN Ger Naht res 10. Nu9uit Frl ;riGbeu 10 unb 9
uNr 'tNrtrr JtENen. ,reItcr nit lrudteueem Wliern lms
t"rdtearem @rodhcn res Spnncrs tcotciht MAR. ~ ruff
Q" Aanf Nhtnr riucn 1hrtfiihcn gIntfif oemIbrtc
Vie S'ipe mirrcrhrl.cn lib ouc raar Minutcn NIT pcr.
mcbrt'r %Iefttlftit, mnp Die Nan,e S:yElfrruna orricth
III 9rrBS' Shrcdtn. Sn Ger em Haiah GcbGrinen
6s'fuhN. r's a'G einem SrrNc auf Srimcu Won YcrItir.
rriirr @rrBe unc Srrn, ,rtnnt MAR unc cincn untcrir.
rutNsn 0'nni %cnttirlt. trianr fh ros Nutyrrmno,,iu
rS NaI0h. SIN ricieS ittua crr S;p. unc rini1c tan
irnp esutner Nuf"cr crrlrrirtcn. Tic Nfaurrn rcr
oritt"2, Gin 2cn,prl ump Yirr idnrcre Shore fIrocr
IN tauleno StIfr ,%trtirmmrrt. in bic ?ut. uuc ,critSr
ten i'm Nalicn 500 oauirr nit loren g'rrcbncrn. gic
nNEr!eernecn Gimrrhncr itne NOD INNER tcmiiht. >ie
lFtrrreitc Ger %fr,tnofuftrn ans rem Sriimpcrn hsr
''finiirhfii. Ter &rtrol res Srtcs aitt an, taf, Sc
rritS utsr e~intanienS 0tihcn teryuracItorrt mprrru
ZAP "tfr nrb INNER oncere ann Tu~i6,iu fcmmrn
Nut Nicuittrtsn. irric cinioc Srrcps. mcIhc r,n
pl"e iu ~er,robrrn hatteu, marcn qrt6otet cnrr pcrmuu.
frt. Sn Sclcridnuaocr Safas, uicr Mrifcn sru
%Srneprre. murre Gin einrn Grntnrr ltwcrrr etc;u >cr
rhh'n nrhlHurrrt i~rcrrcn, ociunrrn. Gin onrrrcr
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! auF Gin 5auS unr tGrtrtr rrri NrrIrncr,. Tir Gr1+Ht
trnna rcS GSprrnS hattie fH ouf ichs rrilcu in tir
Jinrec alien NHuicrn une Mruitcn mitar,kci1t.
Sittcn Ia W'u;aua. Gie Outfits. llrbcmrhnrr
"rn Wniann, lrHteu in NrIYaamic. trh murtc rcr Go.
trndh bart tcitraIt. N,tpn rr,Gtft tayrn cine mrrt.
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hhe'r s1nlne. ItS bic @Gite n|criaum.lt marru. frat
CT III 'hm hFrhn nne inAtf: TN bait mcire GSro,
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San5 an NcFauIcn.
Ger L, 'er:ttfnttr " III itin in tr &Gtc IS groi(irc,rr Go,-
tens IN W.IlhtU, Tfr Srlrrc"ct CRU hind II, hi SarS rrb ,i-
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.NMENCHc. Sl " Nw 1871. NJ. ~. WI0tb.
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Osntlts SiNsr GrmpaNnic.
Dir Mfit9li'rsr linn aufarfprpert. rcbt ,ahtrrit in
Der merNcn Nteno 8 llbr. Trnncrraa rem q. NOs
i'm Vrta'r rSS Nr". u. SbaN itattincrnpcn mcnnti
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III %rrlbtlntn, m'lte rem SSddhtricnit an rcr Gily Gail
ect Ten lmttNrbhbtrn N'Ncrnnrubcn %Yrriabcn.
NIN. Vytrrf, CAN'T.
NFns briiGmriiMr Nerinoe
Sptt'n bate lth NIT StrIncr SlmrStpmn cine eru
runA Iriitrr brlllnciidcr NrrinNr, irpie ami ant :,
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fun trlrnrtrS nuimrrfiam Made. g. g 0,n,n
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1'tS Ter tritCn 6atrit SahlrnS empfna iretrn ,rs
%oertanit tilIi9 &. @EttMsx
III @r0hptS;raBe.
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hrihhaiftl inp rflth G,nrtltuH9 rnmit ,uoIcidb ar
n%rrtinrrn.
r}npri mir raS r~rrrhrlithc Yutlifrm kirruru i'm
&FnntnlE irern. nlnutrn mir ms, talMltr ,r Stcil
n'hmt ritlrS Nrritn unr Eci;titcn 9Satlce lTItt,t riuz
iniarcii. S%lr trnncn rrm "rrcbrlitfn Iutl,fum rie.
''lit %rriittttunA Nttsn. RAP Hrn unircr Geitc Nle5
d~nrAebrtrn mr,rrn mirr. nm frnN!ihru 6tIttaI an cinrm
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rirltm SaNrt rhbirr %Afbnitrm mnrrrn nm nrd, arkaltrn
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2>rttitnR GtatIlNsmsnt mo gSbrlslale Gioorrcnrrrc
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ttnsn nen'n TIRE gcmirtrt uMb saitltit @ufrdat mir S,n,Is,'
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@''He ssinIs r,sI' it nitErc SrtiteI f"c me foht:
9t"ss VI : "''"' s. $ a'"fa'n %sins'rcanet.
Safe @rtS 81 nitt riuoer.
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9sntBta cine tertntCnre 9rrisCrmGfi ma. "H
strrrs rnt S''forcn trInu c i'd mir infteir tcre crf r,;.
wager III St9Affh duImtrtl1n 81 mactCn, hfititCnr tfri(rrr;;. =.
~frgrnb,n 9'r0rbS: "''''' IN
ll0mss (0'afs) Gitrraa. 5ulipnn, Gufumkin. gie.r,;,
Mrna'ir, S'"rreS, German 9rincip", Genuine Fri, cins
in allen Nunmrrn, ''"'Fft
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in s~erihctentn Sua(tattp,
Stahtantnfe II. |. ~.
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Is. GtraBe, ,miitsn Brain unS Gar,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

r,, o,
Inc following amiahle article is from The
Rouscs Point Aiycrtiscr-a Buchanan
n,ner II i oro ~ MANI, ;,li..,;.,.... E
SOW; ms d;,s,,.;,,, 81, .,,'n|.,. rn',
''"' ''Sa''s'o" J" ''' RANKS oi the DO
mJc"cy.
." What claims Ncw In,Ianl p;.ro,
Office holder can have on Mr. Hp.Lar,,,.,
administration. we are at a l1ss +, o,nc,;y,
Long before tho Cincinnati Cour,rti,, +.
could be readily seen that tlo d.,n.cr,t;,,
masses. the hlnpstan trun ,yoro r., C,,..... e.
Mr. buchanan as their standard l,..,r., Co.,
the coming Presidential contest ..,,.
mark the course tbat was ,,nr.ro.I. L,. ~.
Pierce. Office holders oonar,Ilv +, i.,'.
the we'll known wishes Of tIn lo,,,cr..,
masses. \ free and honest ,vrr,..i,,, ~
the people thew were afraid to tru.. r,,'..
qucntlv they rcsortcd To the most mont,
and c0ntcmutib, means IN s,.ptr,s; Ella r.,i
democratic sentiment. Secret Mail ,,arts
forgot that their ONLY mission was. =, i.rrs.
ont rogucs and j. linncnci.s IN H., D..
Office, and instead. could be seen l,.tari,..,
from town to town. from countv +, cor,t,.
and from State - State. to sccuro--,
P,rrfc 8,bogf., 10 n. N,5..,y E...
hon. Weeks before tLo C,n,o,,,i NJ, ,I.-'.
Office holders mqde tho,r L,as,s tl,,tr,,.l..
all. irnot the entire New ENGLAND D,r..a'
ton were firm for Mr. Pierce ,,d Ian.
was it done By sly and crafty m,o,rr.
mont. known onlv :, s,lr.L a., IT, "..'''
wirc-pullers these office holder: ,,a. a.,
entire control Of the county cony1n,i,ng
which also secured them the slma o,nr H.,
State conventions. and none bnt orr,,..,,..
to Mr. buchanan were sent To tLo Einc;r,o-
ii Convention from the Eastern Srotns '''''''
And foremost in thi, deem scheme m ,,,o,t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

Tna Nw Crsrou llorr-Tba bulllms
erected by the nitcd States. for q Custom
House and Post ONCE in this place, is now
complete and forms noteworthy addition
to 'ho public buildings Of Burlington. &c
is II two story structure. measuring 90 feet
ON Church street by - feet on Main Street.
The Condition and do)rsteps are of Blrrc
granite tho walls Of pressed brick out
siie doors and door casing9 window frames
and sills Sc, Of iron. The roof il in fact a
double one-a low roof Of corrugated galyl-
nzcd iron, supported upon wrought iron
frame, covering Hat surface Of concrete.
over which melted asphalt was spread a
hcnyy wooden balustrade surm1untl the
cornico Of the building The exterior i9 not
% show5 one, and but for the tail iron
doors, and the arched windows of the fronts.
would leave ON stranger the impression
that it was substantial private mansion
The building is fire proof The lllors
rest on small scgmental archcsol brick work,
rising from wrought iron beams which rest
upon The exterior walls and upon massive
wrought iron girdcrs, which are supported
by heavy iron columns, eight in each story.
Ia, liJJring Is Of Georgia pine.
The whole Of the first floor is devoted to
the Post Office Departments The doors in
front open into a handsome ycstibule lo5rcd
with tagging Of alternate squares or white
and grey marble. The space devoted 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

Tins RoIOrI 0I .rO0ooIInrg m UIiIl0nIon
County Cart in thc D,ilv Fran Prose- of
last T,o.io,. o,u,,i..l ..,...,,.t.,. ,,..,.
1.-Two stotcmcn, ,r,t ,o.,i,nar a., ,i.f.
mony T., ,bo oaoaar pI;..,.'.,r,..,.. ,,o,
an trial had os,ot,i,to1 H. ..;nt ~. i...,,
in r,,oro 81 ro 1,r'aI... rl;, r's,..,,
broncht f., tho n,,;,oar A., r,n,. wal.
,,s1,,. -. ,.n r,.',,o. .,.:
tor,ns or o,ns;1,.,1,, .u'., ',,' ..5,,,,.I,.
called uno, tho. o,nrt ,,.nrat,o.i., ;,1;o;.
a, rrm;no ,y,..s,,,I, w., ~. -, .,'.,;,,
.Ipd,o nron,nro,., ,ha p,n,..Y,i .,',.27
WV l'i"6''I" !" I'''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

N1w YORK LEGISLATURE, This body
closed ON saturday session If One Hun
dred and three days, during which Eight
Hundred Acts were passed, Among them
were acts to complete the Erie Canal En-.
largement with, its collaterals and, provide
Tor the same by tax-to restrict and icenca
the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors-to prevent
frauds in the sale Of Passage Tickets to re-
wise the New York City Charter-to estab-
Iish a metropolitan Police District to
abolish fees to County Judges and two bills
granting S2j 900 each from the State Trea-
sury towards the endowment Of Colleges at
Rochester and Canton,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

HEAVY pAMAGEs.-We learn from tho
Argus that Levi Chaplin has recovered ST.
20 with interest amounting to aboutS l700,
Of the Sullivan Railroad, for damages for
land taken for the road near the bridge
across the river at this place. lie was
awarded 5000 by the Commissioners. took
an appeal, and tie above is the result
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

TREAT Snow SroRu.-Central New York
was visited last week Tuesday and the
night previous by very remarkable snow
storm, The following is an extract from a
letter written bya farmer living in Paris,
Oneida County, 1t is dated on Tuesday,
April II:
Tins morning there were six or eight inches
oil snow on the ground, and it was still
showing from the northeast; | never saw
SO much snow fall in one day as there has
today think that if it had not thawed
any II would have measured from three To
Tour feet on level. At | .. m. the snow
was more than two and half feet on an
average, and very difficult to get through -
1t Is now' at ?. NJ. probably three feet.
ana IN some places more Fences are almost
out Of sight
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

Inc y. \. License LAw-The New Yor,
Senate has agreed to the Assembly amend.
ments to the excise bill, which only await
the Governors signature to become a ..y.'
The bill was essentially weakened by the
amendments adopted. The Tribune says:
The bill as it has passed is not such a one
az we desired but If it satisfies the friends
OF License, We shall not complain. We
would have it exactly adapted to their
views, and then we ask them to see it en-
forced, or confess that any attempt to limit
intemperance by License must inevitably
result in failure
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

Mon LAW.-On Saturday, the 18th inst .,
Eli Clifford half breed, was hung by
mob in Jefferson County, Iowa, for killing
John Ingalls,.
On the same day mob at Bellevue, Iowa
iorcibly entered the Jail there, and taking
prisoner, charged him with murder and
counterleiting, and hung him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

BATTLE ~ PERsn-Thc New York Iu.,,
mas IN a letter from Bombay, repor, of
battle between the British AMI Persian
trloPs,-in advance OF accounts by the Enc.
hsh press. Tho engagement took place
near Bnshire, and according to the dispatch.
es OF the British Commaniing General,
ended in decisive victory for the Eng. the
enemy losing geo men, Tins probably will be
the only engagement during tn, war. AZ
news OF the peace which had been concluded
was looked for.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

INF New BosToS DAILY is now nearly q
week on ITS way Gt is in fact new Papcr.
though retaining the name Of the Boston
IrareI") and has made a highly rromis-
ing start. Its editorial columns exhibit a
gratifying vigor and freshness. q. W. Curtis.
Is, they say, one Of it's New York correspon-
dents 1t evidently does intend to lie
found wanting in any Of the requisites Of
hrst class journal. Its daily circulation at
the start combines the former lists Of the
FarfIsr, say 1000, Of the atlas, 4 900.
and Of the Ta'groph, 8 1000. making the
very comfortable nucleus of q 900. Its
propretoTs say tho demand for it has thus
far been much beyond the supply. The other
Boston papers look on with some not unnatu-
raj jealousy, and if the Traveller does not
improve in time to come, it probably will
not be ior lack OF monitors to point out its
faults.
We confess to reluctance to relinquisb
the daily visits Of the Atlas, with its broad
iair columns, and staunch adherence To tbo
rght,-tho Telegraph we have not known
80 well-but we doubt not that the comhi-
nation was necessary and iudicious
measure, and we anticipate much from the
new jjurnal
he Boston journal came out on Monday
n new type. 1t announces that it will re
ain the old folio form, as being the layorite
With both readers and advertisers. The .
Journal Is still as it has been, the rrinci.
al rival for the Traveller, and it will find
Dom we think for all Of ITS acknowledged
Enterprise, in maintaining its comparative
landing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

The Persian Ambassador at Paris,
FeroUck Khan, has just presented to Louis
Napoleon jaHr Araj horses of the purest
blood from his master the SHAH. Their
pecuIiarities are two-that they are larger
than any blood horses hitherto seen, and
that they have no magfs Paris was very
much delighted with the beauty of these
animals
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

RoGuEEr AND PERJURY Geo Williams
alias Charles Bagley, who recently robbed
store IN East Montpelier, is now in Jail in
Mortified, lie protested to turn States
Evidence, and charged Mr. Geo. II.
WORTH recently Of Topsham, as being his
accomrlice. Mr.. Worth was arrested in
New York but proved clearly that he was
in New YORK engaged in honest business
when the robbery took place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

InF Irmvps,-The Administration h..
been officially notified by Messr-. Mors, and
lowing of the failure Of their Efforts 4,
treat with the Government Of Grop,d,
relative to the required indemnity for the
Panama Massacre, It is stated TINT four
or hy' vessels of war are to b, dispatched t,
the lsthm17 with such instructions as. II IA
believed, will lead to a settlement of tlccv.
ist'ns difficulties. \ decided position is to
DC taken-the Government being resolved
That American rights shall be respected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

CURIOUS. The name of the wretch of a
Chinese baker who was charged with trying
to kill the English residents of Canton by
mixing poison in the bread, was Alum We
have heard Of aim. in connection with bad
bakers bread, this side of China.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

AIR. h'ueous recent uotoricty draw.
crowds to his church in Boston Ills rar.
i'AI'ncr made him donation VISIT We'd
n'fIay evening, and contributed about
1000 toward the expenses of his Lave
adultery case. Mr.. kallooh made sraccb
expressing pride and 10y at the support ho
was receiving from his people, and speaking
OF those who did not stand by him as false
friends whose respect wag Of ne value.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

SrRlNG Goong.-Messrs. Chandler 4 ca. =.
OF Boston who advertise IA another column,
stand second to no firm in Boston in their
line We can from our personal knowledge
heartily recommend their establishment to
our readers who Do shopping in Bost0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

\ GRAVE CnNRGr.-Thc Sentinel CHARGES
the Freeman with having " o5puiilated the
minds OF the" fragments of the old Wing
party This is a serious charge. If proved,
Unjust sink tho guilty pcrpctrator of the
deed into utter and everlasting disgrace
But Is 1t true Has the Freeman been and
gone and done this Has any New England
Journal dared to ob-&c That's the ques
ton
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

NEWSPAPER MORTALITY We have to
notice the fifth death within three wears
among our Vermont papers The West
Randolph Farmer publishes it's valiedctory
this week. 1t has been purchased by and
merged in the Montpelier Freeman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

BrRNr,-An lrishman living near Castle
ton lett his wife drunk and child with
her ahed. Smoke was seen issuing and on
breaking in the door the woman was taken
out badly burned 1t is supposed the bed
on which the woman lay took fire from mat
ches, with which the little one was playing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

The SPLENDID BLACK HAWK gelding, eight
years old, owned by Hon. Eli Thayer OF
Worcester Mass was sold at auction. ON
Saturday, for So, to Charlie. l. Harding
of Burlington Vt. 50 says the Boston
Journal.