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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-01
IN PRESS.
The vermont TOwnsInau

Containing all tho Laws Of the State appertain.
ing to Towns and Town Officers, their rights, du-
ties ana liabilities adapted to the compiled stat
utes, and the Laws passed since relative to Towns
with forms and Judicial decisions, prepared with
view to meet the wants Of every business man in
the State.
vol. l2mo. Law, sheep, about 400 PIP.
READY EARLY IN MARCH.
PUBLISHED by
BROWN, TAGGARD & CHASE,
u Cornhil, Boston.
AND ron SALE ny
Il. A. FULLER, Burlington.
c. q. EASTMAN, Montpelier.
GEO. A. FUTILE & CO., Rutland.
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q II'pPtIlEg.

AILCLoTHS AND IyENIsHiEG GOODS, OF
~ every uescril ton for sale by
CT STAMFORD,
Jan u. 1881. d4~
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BEE HIVE

in time 10 secure some of the greatest bargains
~ Terms-Cash
~ Priccs-Low
~ ubicct-TO MAKE MONEY.
Respectfully,
N'PECK, JR., 4 co
March Is, 1887, d&w
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NVhiitemorc 4 Co.,

= - BROADWAY, NEW YORK, MANU-
- - iaeturers OF every kind Of Looking
GLASSES, and Dealers In Looking Glass Plato,
and French and German Window Glass.
ieb5 aAr3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-01

ELOUR-5OO bbls. Gothic Mills, super extra
l. 500 bbls Hudson Mills, extra.
500 Industrial
900 Plymouth q Fancy.
800 4" Eric " No. |, this day received
ARA nted to give entire sat isacton both in Pre-,
quality. For sale by
nOyl3d&w VANSfcKLEN WAIEFR.
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- HRuy We and Hi EDO You
Good.

NOV Is NO lllut lo use lue bIttl GpIlDE anu SUM
mcr Medicine.
DR.. LANGLET's ROOT & herb BITTERs.
Composed Of sarsoparIla, Yellow Dock, Wild
Cherry, Tnoroughwort, Priskly Ash, Rhubarb,
Mandrake, Dandelion and Wiutergrecn--so COM
blned as to act directly upon the cause Of disease
md forming one of the best remedies in the world
for Jaundice and Liver Complaint in all their
forms, Dyspepsia, Costiycncss, Ilumors of the
Blood and akin, Piles, Indigestion, Headache,
Dizziness, Heartburn OF Acid stomach Languor
Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Debility, Bilou,
Diseases, Mcrcural Affections, and ali fmDuritie.
Of tbs Blood, no matter what tho cause NAV be.
Fever and Ague, Coughs and Colds, broken up
and cured at once.
They are pleasant to take, useful at all times
aud sure 10 do good They cleanse the bowels,
purify the blood, heal, strengthen, regulate,
build up, and keep in order the whole system.
Everybody should use them. Nearly 200
bottles were use last year, proving the most
popular medicine ever known.
Price only 2i and 81 cents per bottle. Depot,
80 Union Street. Boston, old BY all dealers in
medicine everywhere, r36Rs
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singers sewing Machines

rENlE GREAT REPUTATION OF SINGERS
n Sewing Machines is founded on the fact, that
they ara perfectly adapted to every variety Of
work, and that each one Of them, kept employed,
will earn not less than
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
All persons desiring full and reliable informa-
ton about these machines-sizes, prices, modes Of
purchasing, 6c.,--can obtain it by applying, by
letter or otherwise, for a copy Of l. NJ SINGER
d CO.'S GAZETTE, a beautiful Pictorial Paper
entirely devoted to Sewing Machine interests. 1t
will be sent gratis.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Wanted in every Town in the United States, to
whom liberal inducements are offered.
y. B.-We have made arrangements with many
editors and publishers Of newspapers highly pro-
ftlbe and satisfactory to them, and wish to make
similar contracts with every newspaper and ma
galinc in the country For full particulars ad-
dress
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
w3sm3 1923 Broadway, N. Y.
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rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.

FoDi Ne Hsr. On WWTe' y te MltIvIlN BPS IOrcI
pULAsKt IIOusT, SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 6. 1886
HoNoRTD should he ungrateiul ior the relief your
skill has brought me II did not report my n YOU
cold settled IN my limbs and brought cNcrucating
neuralgia pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism.
Misunderstanding had the best 81 physicians. tn disease
grew and until by the advice Of your excel
lent agent in Baltimore, DR.. Mackenzie tried your Pills
Their effects slow, but sure. BY petssNeus 10 the
Of them, am now entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, BATON RoUGE, Ia, Doe, l'ji
DR.. AVER: have been entirely cured by your Pills Of
Rheumatic Gout - painful disease that had afflicted mo
f1rr ears NINCENT SIlnELI.
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Fancy Goods
II q " =.

II q Y =.
HOLDEN, CUTTER a CO., IMPORTERS,
IL and II kilby ST., Boston,
ElAVE just received, per Ships and Steamers
- IL Packages Of Fancy Goods and Toys-con
! sisting of
> cases Fans, Gvory stick) Ozone stick) Spanish
Sandal-wood, &c.
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes
and Combs.
Paris Perfumery, Soaps, Oils, Pomade., &c
10 " Genuine Farina Cologne.
" German Pipes, Stems and Segar Hold
ers, &c.
? cartons real Mee5schaum Pipes and Tubes.
cases Glass, Pearl, Wax and Satin Beads and
Bugles
4 4" Backgammon Boards, Snuff and Tobacco
Boxes.
! " Portmonnaes, Segar Cases and Cabas
Is &" and bales Willow Baskets.
I" French China Vases, Cologne Stands Fig
ures, Boxes, &c.
2 casks Jews Ilarps, Air and cracker Pistols
6 cases Envelopes, Letter and Note Paper, Pens
and Fen Holders
, 4" Niolns, Bows and Strings.
2 " Harmonious, Accordeons and Canes
" and casks China Allies, Agates. Marbles,
States and Pencils.
4 " Feather Busters, Wire Dish Covers, and
Dominoes.
case Comedian Ring, Silk, Steel and Gilt
Guards Gilt Rings
cases Earthen Toys, Watch Safes. A,h Box
es, &c,
10 " Toys, lin ndlessvariety) by the gross or
dozen.
" Kid and China Dolls.
50 " Toys we'll assorted in each case, from $40
to $50 per case.
The attention of dealers is called to our ezten.
siye assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
also to our large stock of
STAPLE GOODS
such as Combs, Brushes, Fine Ivory Combs, Scis-
sors Knives, Cards, Soaps, Oils, India Rubber
Good. in every variety, Balls Dressing, Puff and
Neck Combs, &c, &c, comprising one Of the
largcst stocks in the United States. The foreign
goods being Of our own importation, selected per
sonally by one of our firm in Europe, enables US
To sell at the lowest prices. We are constantly
rec, wing fresh supplies by steamer and packet.
All orders by mail will receive prompt Gtten-
ton,
SoIp AgpntsfoT SaudpTsOn n I0ueTrnn,s
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500
PROCLAMATION,
~ LIN lAbll AN 10 VT
Ri RIINGTnN AND THE STAT

BURLINGTON AND THE STATE.
propose to cure, almost instantaneously, Judi
yduals afflicted with Headache, rheumatism
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Piles, Gout Eel
all Bronchial Affections, and come other case:
that have treated successfully
propose to check, and efectually dissipate
moro Aches and Pain than can be effected by any
other. or all other methods of medical aid in the
same space Of time, the masses themselves being
Judges
d, not propose to cure every disease, only a
certain class named in my directions. My Elec.
trio Oil operates on chemical and electric pruci.
pies, and is therefore applicable to the cure, ma.
tural restoration of any organic arrangements
| Vital Fluid
want the masses to join in this matter-the
well and the sick because if these things are so,
are all alike interested. The made by
A. E. SMITHS
7" ELECTRIC OIL"
! are so nearly miraculous, wonderful and nstan-
/ taucous, so satisfactory and mitigating Of human
! i'll, as to call upon public functonares, and those
/ having charge of the sick and suffering, to look
into the we'll attested merits, the simple elicaca-
| cy Of this Electric Oil"
will forfeit 500 if the Electric Oil, sold at
the corner Of Walnut and sth Streets, Philadel-
phia, fails to cure single case Of Rheumatism,
of pains in the Bank or Limbs, Piles, Sores, or
Burns, Fever Sores Ulcers CakedBrcast, Sore Nip
pies ,Eelon- stiffness in the Joints or Neck, Palpi-
tltluu. 10 remove all soreness anu 5WcIllngs IN
from to 20 minutes, if applied to any patient.
male or female, in the almshouse, or any public
institution in the city.
ROME REMARKABLE CURES.
Fred L. Smith, Druggist Of Montpelier, has sold
$50 at retail in single day, and says it has
neyerf allied to cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 40
Dr.. Furbush, Dentist Montpelier, was cured Of
Rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. Rogers Northdeld entirely cured Of
Neuralgia.
Mrs. Bailey of Berlin, cured of severe sick head
ache of years standing.
Mr. Atwood OF Royalton, perfectly cured Of in
hammatory Rheumatism.
A GENTLEMAN in Bethel cured of Piles.
Mr.. Stevens of Z, Montpelier, cured Of Rheu-
matism.
Within 20 miles of Montpelier I can furnish so
persons who have been entirely cured Of these
very distressing complaints.
FRED E. SMITH
AGENTS-A. c. Spear, T. A, Peck, f. b. Ben
Il, Burlington, DR.. c. +. Stors, Ninooski,H
Hodges, Richmond, l.. l.. butcher Son,St
lbaus, W. G. Sprague, Nergennes.
n. B.-Large bottles ten times cheapest.
To Mcrchauts.-Afents wanted in evey town
to sell smiths ELECTRIC OIL" apply to
Fred L. smith, General Agent, Montpelier.
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From Rsr. J. " Hines, Pastor Of Airent Church, Boson
Or. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called 10 visit
In distress To regulate the organs u digestion and puL
fy the blood they the very hest remedy have ever
known. and l can confidently recommend them 10 my
friends. Yours, j. '. HINES.
WARSAW, wrosIS1 Co. y. Y, oct. q, 1855.
DEAR SIN: am using your Cathartic Pills in my prnc
trc and find them excellent purgative 10 cleanse the
system and purify the fountains Of the blood. q
Il
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B ACH'S
A vi z r I G A N
Compound,

compound.
fTuE subscriber would respectfully ask the attcn.
hon OF tho People Of Vermont, to the claims Of
Bdch's american Compouud,
As Of the best preparations before the public for
the relief and cure Of the following complaints
Bronchitis, Minister'S Sore Throat Calome, Nursing
and lccrated Sore Mouths Sore Nipples, Mcrcu-
ria! Taints, Fever Sores, Scrofula, liberation of
the Lungs and stumach, all Nervous Complaints
female Weakness an Irregularities, Fluor Albus
(ot Whites) Cough arising from Irritated
Throat, Piles. Weak Stomachs-in fact, in any
of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn, where this medicine i.
prepared, aud the Propretors reside large list OF
the most reliable and respectable proofs of its elice
cy have been furnished in its favor, by the volun-
tary prOmptings Of those who have been relieved
ana cured Of long standing and extremely aggrava-
tel affections of the above complaints, from a
grateful des!re to spread its knowledge, and pro-
mote tho good Of others who may be similarly af-
Iicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in all
cases of bronchial and Throat affections from slight
To- Clrouio lnnammations and Ulceratons. Also in
some very marked cases of Female Weakness and
irregularities, and many other complaints cnumera-
ted above.
We have also some strong cases Of this character
10 our own state, in which it has been used with
wonderful success where for year. resorts to many
other romciie have failed to afford relief-its in
gradients, among which is compound fluid ex-
tract Of
"BEECH DROP" OR CANCER ROOT"
and composition are such to render it perfectly
safe and harmless, recurring the exercise of no
pecil care in regard to tho habits Of the individual
beyond that ordinarily necessary.
from personal knowledge of these facts, I do
not hesitate TO say to all who in any way aflict-
Cd with Bodily Weakness, Debility. Inflammation,
Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACU'5 AMERICAN COMPOUND
l. recommended in the strongest assuroncn NJ
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ole Ngcntsfor SandeTson n Lanergan's
TIIR HI wv q II TX -.
Displays furnished at short notice. ludit
Crackers and Small Works ON hand AZ usual.

w3m
NOTICE-ENERI TIME
Purchasers of rich fancy Goods, or any descTip-
tou Of Toys, call ~ Holden, Cutter Cos.'s Is
and Il kilhy street, Bustou-ouc of the most eH.
tcusiye French and German importing houses in
the United states, having house in England, Pa
ris and Germany. TheS are agents for sandersun
4 Lancrgan's celebrated Fire Works. W3m.
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For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com

plants requiring active purge, they an excel
lent remedy.
For Costiveness or Constipation, and as
n Dinner PHI, they are agreeable and encctual.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Innamma-
ton, and even DEAFNESS, and Partial Blind-
ness have been cured by the Alternative action " these
Pills
Most Of the Pills 10 market contain Mercury which. AL
though valuable remedy In sklful hands Is dangerous
in public pill from the dreadful consequences that fire.
quently follow It's nosutiour These contain mer
curry or mineral substance whatever.
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Al the genuine medicine bears the fac smis Of
+. '. Il, COVENTRY Il CO. on the outside wrapper
Prneiple Ohce and Depot. 50 GENESEE
AUBURN, Y. Y.
FRED. L. SMITH, General Agent for the
oi Vermont
July j. le1C. wi WHY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

DorGLAs on THE SENATE FLooR.-The
Washington correspondent, of the New York In.
dependent gives the following vivid description
of" the lhIle giant when under full Roadway =
+" lie Is very short in stature, hut of such ply
steal proportions, aside iom this lack, as Instant
ly to attract the attention of stranger. A very
large head, connected with broad and powerful.
ly huilt shoulders, by short, full neck ches,
sufficiently roomy 10 contain The lungs of giant
and pair Of short, dumpy LEGS, complete the
physical picture Of the " little giant" ii We ac-
ccpt the bioad lofty Webstrrian brow, and the
deep, cayernous eyes that sparkle and glow when
excited like miners lamps beneath il. ], is the
tremendous brain power, lodged in tina, perpen-
dicular precipcc of a forehead, and shooting out
its fires from its Swallowed eyes, that have given
him the sohriquet which he will carry to his
grave. When excited, and in full flow of debate,
that massive head rolls aud shakes with the EN-.
phass of his thought, and the huge band doub-
les until the nails mleut the palm, or else tho
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
The Phoenix for 1858.

Next week we shall commence the XIV
volume of The VERMONT PHGxIx.
During the past year we have at great ex-
pense purchased The Republican and united it
with The PuGNIx. The people of this county
were tired Of the divisions incident 10 the pub
LEGATION of two newspapers in this village of
like political character. and desired their union.
To effect this it was necessary to purchase un
necessary materials and TO sacrifice considera-
BILE property. But we were willing to do this
if we could be sustained in our course by the
citizens of this part of the State. Our encour-
agement during the past six months has been
such as To Justify the step we have taken. We
trust that that same encouragement will still
continue. We will endeavor to merit it.
In entering upon new volume it is our in
tenlion to still further improve the quality Of
the weekly insialmenl of reading matter laid
before our readers. The experience of the pas,
has, we fain would believe, added to our own
ability, and the increased amount of assistance
we have arranged for will render us better able
10 cater to the necessities and requirements Of
those who subscribe for home paper.
In The amount Of reading matter laid before
WI ichuCio We SGhhNt N"HPS'C WIN tio ioiec
city weekles. Nor do we desire to do So
We shall content ourselves with brief summa-
ries of the foreign news, congressional debates,
ard speeches and public documents. These
our readers will find in those metropolitan jour
nails TO which nearly all have access. But we
shall aim TO give in detail all the local intell-
gence that may be of interest to or benefit our
subscribers, or the community at large. In
this department the paper will, it is hoped, be
servicable, and Indispensable. Even the local
advertising is of immediate interest and mpor-
lance. People want 10 know when they can
purchase their necessary articles of household
consumption of the best quality at the cheapest
rates; where they can sell their produce to ule
greatest advantage; what auction or other sales
Of property will be held whose estates are tC
I've settled aud when and where 10 present theil
claims what meetings are to he held and lheil
objects indicated and scores Of other matter:
information Of which is TO be found only in the
columns of local newspaper. For these pur
poses and these are some of the most impor
tant matters that come within the province of {
local paper-your own county papers are nee
essary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

An IMPORTANT CONFESSION Of the
Northern democratic papers contend that the
question of Slavery is fully submitted TO the
people Of Kansas, by the Lecompion Conven-
tion, in the schedule upon which the vote of
the people is 10 be taken. Why then are they
81 persistent for the non-submisson of the re-
mainder Of the constitution And why is il
that all or nearly all The Southern papers are
opposed to letting the people decide upon the
merits of the entire Constitution
The Charleston (South Caroina) Mercury
TINS frankly defines the southern understanding
upon that subject, and conesses its motives in
urging the adoption Of the Lecompton Consti-
tuition
awe differ, too, with the President MS to what is
submitted to the vote of the people. We do not 1ink
that the question Of Sirery or no Slareryis submitted "a
me cote Of the people, Whether the clause Ia ue Can
guarantee in The Constitution that shall not be inter.
lered oh whilst, i he Siarery party in Kansas can
Keep or get ne mVority Of The Legislature they ma,
open 'cide The door for the icmgration Of slares"
This is the South-side view of "popula,
sovereignty as embodied in the Lecomptor
movement and as we have a South-side adj
minisration and party in power, it is fair TO in
fer that such was the construction that was in
tended to be put upon the schedule by thos,
who invented il.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
End of the Volume

This number closes the XXIV volume Of
The VERMONT PHGNIx, or the third of the new
series. With il all our Club and most of our
single subscriptions expire. We have COM
peted our contract with our original subscri
bers, and finished that begun by the Republican,
In accordance with our advertised terms we
shall close our present subscription books, and
open new ones, sending The PHOENIX only to
such as have paid in advance. BY adopting
this course we shall avoid sending the papers
to those no do no, want it, and thus not be
amendable to the charge frequently made by
subscribers that they" cannot stop their paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

WuDHAA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SocirTY.-A
meeting of the Managers of this Society, was held
ut Fayetteville last week. a proposition to hold
the annual Fair Mt TINT place for five consecutive
years commencing with that Of 1858, was adopted
Fayetteville is the most central point in the county
but the attendance upon the Fair and the amount
of stock exhibited would, in our opinion, be much
larger II the Fair was held in this village As the
more reason for locating their places of exhibition
the center.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

In consequence of the " hard times" The
PHGNIx will be furnished the coming year TO
Clubs of tcenty subscribers, when the paper is
sent in one bundle, for $25 /; and at The same
rates for all over twenty subscribers in the same
package. As in all other cases the money must
accompany the order. Cash in advance will
be our invariable terms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DFATH.- The Io"Vo"
On. H.0 Congregational Journal gives Inc E'i
ticulars Of the death Of a young lady nameu '"a
en- NJ. Khlredgc, of vigorous physlca powers c r
Nelson, N. IL, under somewhat singular hin.
cumstances. On Tuesday, 9th inst, she eau. .I"o
tied some symptoms of the typhoid fever, s|, ..
prevalent in the family. Some one proposeu u, az
remedy what is iamilarly termed o,b
sweat" This her anxious and aliecloaa'e sO'|
er attempted to administer. After being 10 .ir
moment surrounded by the ascending NV her
she gave signs OF suffering she cal ca ~ arm
brother, who stood near for aid. upon Who's I %sr
her head fell, in manner indicating 'hl' ,be
life was departing. She was placed upon no0 nv
bed, and gaze, and an exclamation Of 'sJH
from the almost frantic mother, followed aaa5l
ilolzed chlll-her beautiful lielen-,'w"s. s. thr
Alcohol had been used, aud too much Of II have
nervous system Of the sufferer seems 10 hojr
been completely overpowed, and her ~O0'' WV
was drcadlu'ly burned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

ErIDEaIcs. Neither measles, scarlet fever nor
those other niantile complaints which occasion pa
rents and nurses so much anxiety, and which lead
to pills and powders, blisters and boluses, are cur
rent just now, but there are other epidemics rife
that cause quite as much uneasiness, inasmuch as
these last visitations from other than the Heay
emily powers. Incendiarism and petty larceny are
the moral diseases that seem most prevalent in this
region. The frequency of their occurrence has dis
sipated the idea of their sporadic character. As n
prevention as well as prophyactic we suggest
the Propriety Of keeping constantly on hand full
supply of" blue pl'' in quarter and half ounce
doses, and combination of nitro, charcoal and sui
phur in the form Of a course powder. A proper ad-
ministration of the two pro re nata. as physicians
say, would do much to prevent the recurrence Of
these complaints.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
SARGENT's School MONTHLY. Boston Epcs Sar.

SHN"HN' HNhOoh -hONihL1. DOoIOtl f.pCS Slr-
gent.
The ripe experience and excellent taste of Epes
Sargent MS eynced in the preparation ofsuch school
books as the Standard Speaker and Standard Read.
en- will give the public n school journal of unoues-
tonable value. We have received the January
number Of a new magazine with the above title of
which he has commenced the publication. 1t is
designed to furnish interesting and instructive orig
inal reading for youth, to include information of
every kind that may advance the interests of the
school room, to furnish pieces for defamation,
dialogues, &c. Teachers may obtain specimen
copies gratis, and others by renting three letter
postage stamps to Errs SARENr, Boston.
VERMONT Stock JoURNAL-The December num-
Der OF this monthly has been received. 1t is pub
lished by d. c. Linsley of Middlebury, who is the
Corresponding Secretary of the Vermont Agricul-
tural Society. Improvements are promised in the
january number which, il carried out as the, will
be- will make it n desirable paper for our Vermont
farmers and For stock-growers every where. Price
only so cents per aunum.