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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28
To Farmers And GARDENERS.
LODI MANUFACTURING CoMPA-

NJ.
MANUFACTURED from the nght-soil of New
w iork city, in lots to suit purchasers. Th.
article (greatly improved within the last three
years. has been in the market for eighteen years
ana still dehes competition, ms manure for Corn
and Garden Vegetables being cheaper, more po,,,r-
JH, than any othcr, Mt the same time FREE from al
disdgresabe odor. Two barrels (S3 worth) will
manure an acre Of corn in the hill, will save two.
thirds in labor, will cause it to como up quicker
TO grow iaster ripcn earlier, and will bring n
larger crop on poor ground than any other fcrtiz-
or, and Is also preventive Of the cut worm; also
it docs not injurc the seed to be put in contact
with it.
The L. NJ. Co. point to their long standing
reputation, and the largo capital (slOO, 000) in
vested in their business, asa guarantee that the
article they make shall alwaysbc Of such quality
as t. command ready sale.
Price 81 80 per barrel for any quantity over six
barrels.
= Pamphlet containing every information,
will be sent GREE) to any one applying for the
sane. Our address is
dRIFFTNG, BROTHERS 4 CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse, GO Cortland St, New
York. w3lm3
TIE AUTUMN. As WE VIEW IT.
sSlIAT season has been the Summer through
w which we have just passed three or four
fiery, two dozen rainy, five or six chilly, days and
the remainder deserving of no exact definite de-
scription
hHu NJ" comes the autumn, with It's Narlcgatcd
hues, more beautiful than artists ever pencilcd.
Soon shall we say, with the Poet:
Myriad leaves are whirlng
From the creaking branches,
And the sky is hurting
Watcry ayalanchcs."
There is not loveicr season, in point Of an
pearaucc, than the American Fall and, talking
of Fall, perhaps it would not be out of the way to
inform the public Of the extensive stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
VIC have now on hand. Our stock of
RE ADY. MADE CLOTIIING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
SILKS AND VELvETs,
arc well selected, and have never been surpassed
in this State, and in Quaity, Qu4ntny and Price,
are all that can be desired; and
All who have tried us before, bid try again,
And those that never did now to begin,
at No. Bank Block Very respectfully
b. TURK.
Burlington, october -, 1858. dawtf
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LADIES' Ill L. 4 ID ORNAMENT

in the way Of Pins, Combs, ETC., etc,
Chenille, Embroidery silk also, old and
Silver Braid, silk Braid for Embroidery; in short,
lots Of things for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-N EARS PRESENTS.
Please call and sec Respectfully,
EDWARD LYMAN
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WIRES ~ SHAW.
attorneys and COunScllOrS.
(oFflCE ~ PEcK's BLoCK)
huntington, crmOut

burlington, Vermont.
are also agents for the following frst-class
LIFE, FIRE Il MARINEINsURAN
Companies and viii take risks and make Insurance
prompty,on application at the Office, or by letter
.HNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec-
sLticut. Capital - 100000.
gsOME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
$500 900.
I CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
= ford, Conn. Capital s2no,0O0.
AuHIil-M ESTERN INSURANCE 90. Oswego,
' New York Capital, $4,000
= ERMONT MUTUAL FIRE iNSllRANCE
CO., Montpelier, VI Capital l,t30,0O0.
/ = EN ~ 't-iilFE INSutANC CO., New
l"rS Assets over 81 ,O0O,00O.
| a 'lARIEk OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
v Hartford Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28
WOOLLEN MILL FOR SALE.

rSNllE subscriber offers for sale the following
j described property: Twelve acres Of excellent
land, lying on Lewis Creek. North Ferrsburgh,
two and half miles from Railroad Depot, and one
mile from main read leading from Ncrgenues to
Burlington. On said property isa
UOOLLEN NILL,
four stories high Oucludng an attic ior drying
wool and cloth,) 81 feet long by - wide, with
water-powcr sufficient to drive two sets Of Ma
cbinery for making Woollen Goods, in Winter or
summer, commanding the whole stream, an Iron
Water-whecl of sufficient power and permanent con-
sruction to drive said Machinery, was built new
in ls52 with new humc and dam, covered with new
timber, and building thoroughly repaired, and
has been in operation most of tho time since, with
one set of machinery. There is Dye-Ilouse with
a large Copper Boiler, for Dyeing W DOL and Cloth
Also three good Dwelling -liouses and good loca
tions for other buildings.
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Bulletin Extraordinary {!

rONTEMPLATlNG a change in our business,
~ we shall offer ENTIRE STOCK at
greatly reduced prices, until the first day Of March
next. Many styles of Goods will be sold at great
sacrifice, to close them out.
The Public will now have an opportunity to buy
all kinds of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
very low; and we invite the patrons of the
u T. ii v T.
to call in time to some of the best bargains.
Doubles. there will be n curiosity to know what
the change is to bet shall be announced in due
time; meanwhile we shall be mum on the subject.
TERMS CASH ONLY.
n. PECK, JR., & co.
Burlington Jan. 10, lej9 daw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

Tho largest and best assortment Of PLANO
STOOLS ever brought into Town.
W. ". PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, Oct. /. d6w
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SA VS.! VS.!
e AG r.. PORTER & CO.,
SAW MANUFACTURERS,
BASKERVILLE. Nh,

flHHEbNJ l.E, y. H.,
SINCE 1910.
N hhFE they keen largo assortment and
manufacture to order all tho various kinds
W' Ht'tbAR and ether "a WIS that are used
IN the United States and .anndas.
=, ~ The largo Circular Jaws arc ground by
M"cn,n'' maize exprcs.y for the purpose, conse-
P''ntIy are much tr'"r and superior to those
ground in the usual manner.
Those in want Of Saws arc respectfully invited to
SAWS REPAIRED
at snort notice, and all orders promptly executed.
List If Prices sent by mail to person, desiring
thru
G.. GAGE GEO. PORTER
!. e. GAGE TX. GAGE IT. NJ. ROITF
ilhcrsvlllc, Nov. 49, 1853. wly22
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". IT, FRENCH. Jul-c.
w30w3
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
OVERS HEALING AMBROCATION

has been in use as Imminent and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity, for the last six years.
aud has e.'"hhyt'i n' reputation, as CURE 70
Rhcumati-m, Cuts, Bruises, Swelings, Headache,
aud other affections which are mentioned in the
lvertsement in another column. dawtf
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Ono COPY, one Ncar,

unc copy, one year, 81 90
Six copies, one year. . GO
len or more copies, ono year, so cts. each
And an extra copy to the Postmaster or other
person making up a Club of fifteen or more.
All business and other communications should
be addressed to the Editor and Proprietor,
ORANGE JUDD,
No. lS) Water ST., New York.
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FROM NtSiiINGTON
ANOTHER FIGHT.

WAsIINGT,N, Jan. lat.
Another collision has occurred in the Clpi-
tot. Hon. Gcorge raylcr Of brooklyn r,.tu-
ted the insulting hnsuaS' Of G. G. Wall
late OF the New York Custom House and pub
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28
Crumbs of Comfort

II NITTEb HOODS Comforters; Sleeves !;
IN Gauntlots; Mttens; Wrstlets; Gloves;
Stockings; Socks; dc., in great variety
A l. q
Lalies' silk Undcr-yests
Merino Wrappers and Drawers;
Cent Lamb s-wool Wrappers ami Drawers;
Girls and Infants Merino Wrappers
A :" Job Lot Manila and Cambria Corded Skirts.
only Sc cents-p Very Ch'ap-at tho
BEE HIVE
Nov H.. SO. dawtf
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VI q rricd d.

In Iiinesburgh, Jan. 20, by Rev. W. II. Tiffany,
Mr.. John Brewin, and Bridget Farrell, both of
Burlington.
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GENTS DRESS ROOTS,

lSADE Of Frcn,h Calf and Patent Leather.
VI Just received by A PR0uTY, in, Bank
Block
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HOODS, RIGOLETTEs. AMLERTs,

and
b A Q L L s.
or Ladies and Children's wear New Gods
lust in, at still lower prices and for sale at the
CORNER STORE.
Nov. 49, wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

FAIR IN PRosrEcT We understand that
tdir, for the purp'S" of raising the funds
buried for the completion ct the Medical
|llcsc building, Is contemplated by the la
Is Of Burlington
The ladies gave a very successful fair for
! benefit of the Medical College. two or
Fec years since, and will doubtless meet
II more than equal success in their present
Prt. In fact, nothing Of the kind, attempt
by the ladies. ever was Il failure. in this
ce, If they take hold of a measure, it
bound to So,
le Western Ncrm ont Railroad, which
for the rast year, been under the con-
Of Receiver, has passed. into the
IDS of the Directors OF tire Troy and Bos-
road, and is now ran under their
nagcmcnt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28
WA,nlNGroN. Jan. 2lst

lr. Phelps tr.ff bin which wi | be pre-
ed to the li1Is, tomorrow, proposes no
life duties. but raises tn, schedules to de-
al points, and # clurs decreases the free
1t is ass rt"l that MIR. f. ha, drcid. d
to propose i loan t. remedy Immediate
'icncies, but reissue Of treasury notes.
bill of Mcssrs. Howard, Davis. and
rill, proposes a systematic increase in the
i combining both specific and ad valorcm
les.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

LMosr \ FiEE.-A bed in wooden rock
inhabited by several French families, in
rear of "Sk nncr's lnc"--a dang orous
|lity for Il fire. became isnitcd in some
Thursday afternoon,anl before it was
bvercd the fire had spread to the wainscot
of the room. 1t did not amount to
|h, however, except to furnish fresh
|Pnce Of the promptness Of our fremcn.
Boxer was run out, its suction dlopped
the well before the door of its engine
Be, and it was playing Il stream upon the
f.. in, as near a. we could calculate,
BIT .fr. minutes from the first alarm. The
IN Allen was not much behind, but in
! ~ there was little for the engines to do.
fire was mainly cxtinguishcd with Il few
kets Of water.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

solid gold studs AID sleeve buttons, Cuff Pins,
Gents aud lndir slides and buckles, and AN cx-
ten>ivc variety of Fancy Articles sent on To- sell
cheap, at the old stand on Church street formerly
Drinsmaid Brothers j. l.. BRlNSMAID
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NOTICE.

"a llEREAS my wifi, Harriet T.. Fay, has left
W my bed and board without any cause, all
persons are hereby warned against harboriug or
trusting tho said Harriet on my account, as will
be responsible for debts of her contracting after
this date. - NATHAN FAY.
Shelburne, Jan, 90, 80, dltw3lw3
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V !. l. L \ Ii l. T. Il ROP E RTY
FOR SALE CHEAP.

- GTUATED on Lee hivcr miles from Jericho
- Corners, of n mile from Jericho Center, con-
sisting Of SHOP, 80 80 feet, stories in front
stories in back. Lower story containing Saw
mill, three Circular saws one 2G-inch CuttinC-off
saw, one Jig-saw. The above is run with leather
betting, and driven by two Of j. F. Farchilds
Patent Wator-whoels, all built within the past
years in the most thorough manner The second
story is occupied Whccwr,ht's shop-wood.
room % 30 feet; paiut-room - 30, with plat
form for drying.
ALSO - one of Guard 4 Scroggs Paten,
WHEEL MACHINES
Connected with the above is BLACKSMITHS
SHOP, u \ 3 fcet--two FORCES, bellows, wise &c.
ILNO-About two acres of GOOD LAND, with
three DWELLING HOUSES, two BARNS-all in
good repair, Of WIZ IS a Cottage with an ell
and Barn, thoroughly repaired within the last two
years, painted inside out; water within ten
feet Of door.
All the above property will be sold cheap. 1t
offers rare opportunity for any one to engage in
the Wheelwrigh t and Lumber business.
A part of the purchasc-money can remain on
mortgage, if desired. Possession given the first
Of April next GEORGE u. WRIGHT.
NAHUM WHITMARSH.
Jericho, Jan, Is, 1859. w3Otf
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This may certify that am acquainted with Mrs
Lucie c. Cushman, and was a witness of the effects
Of the Hungarian Balsam, described in the above
certificate Her case was a very severe and dam
gerous one; and the cure is considered very re-
markablc by all who know her she was confined
to her bed, had watchers at night, and was not
expected to live but few days when she commence
ed taking the Balsam. -hc is now in better health
than She has been for many years. The Hunga-
rian Balsam i held in the highest possible estm-
alton in this country.
oiRIS ;. ANDREWS, Apothccary
WARDFN, Me. October q, 1915.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID + - .ADLEE, Water
town Mass, Co whom all or -hould be address
ed SID by pruggi. dealers in medicine in
every town in tn" United States and British
Provinces. TT 70. 4. PECK, Agent,
ianlCwlm burlington, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

" AsHI-NHTON, jan, "
Judge Samuel s. Black, Of Nebraska, is
70 be Governor Of that Territory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-28

e Ladies Of Burlington propose to give
rME PARTY for the benefit of the .hlrVyNch9ol,
r Town Hall, on Friday Evening, Feb lth.
seems unnecessary to urge the claims Of SO
rtant an Object. We are sure all must feel
interest in a work so beneficial to n class of
rem too destitute to avail themselves Of the
let Schools. 1t is hoped and believed that
! person will make an effort to contribute to
ntercst Of the occasion. We shall have Great
ty-the costumes different nations and Of eve
&c. Let all make their own selection Of char
nnl dress. We promise a rare treat
>cts-jO cents for those in costume; 81 for
not in costume, ".
beautiful set of silver ware, consistlngo
sllvcrs. two tea urns. one llr-c water
Ter, two so5lcts. one wat + urn. a sugar
|slpp-bowl, and creamcr, has been pre-
d by the employees Of the Rutland and
Ellington Roal, to j. Wilder, Est, the
superintendent Of that road The set
five hundred dyllus.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-25

BGP There certain persons at the NOrth, people
who call themselves gentlemen tOo who have rather
pechan for queer tools to effect their purposes There
is man calling himself Hinton Rowan Helper-he
used to be called in North Carolina Helfer rather
poor affair any way you can fix it, and not without an
tecedents notorious than distinguished. This poor
devil went out to California and being too lazy to dig,
published book giving most awful account Of Cali
forna He came back about as rich he went, still
anxious however, to strike q vein by working which he
could get living without earning it. So Mr.. Hinton
Rowan Heller got up book abusing the institutions of
his native State and this book he carried North know
ing that there he was likely to obtain MARKET for he
was in the market as well as his book, apparently
We have before Us a Circular from the Republican
Central Committee of New York. we Think setting forth
the merits of Heer's work entitled The Impending
Crisis of the South. How to Meet It." 1t is to be
circulated gratuitousy in Pennsylvania, Indiana, New
Jersey and Illinois, which States are to decide the next
presidential election.
Hon. VIM. FL. Anthem, David Dudley Field, ETC., etc
flourish as the endorsers of Helfer's book
Is it not little strange that these men should so ca
gery grasp at the isolated testimony of man, certainly
not of the very best standing nor wholly above suspi
cion, whose evident intention is somehow or other Il
get money, in opposition to the united opinion of tn
best informed and most reliable people Of the Southern
States If testimony has any weight how out of all com
parson must that weight preponderate against such
isolated and interested renegade to his native section
Mr.. Hinton Rowan r ,lper
We are glad we got this Circular however, for
shows us how active opponents are, and how earl
they are in the field and also reveals part of their prc
gramme
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-25
cane Fea. and Deep River NAVIGATION nset,ng.

WusnNsros, N. c., March 22d, 1859, o'clock, 2. M.
Meeting met according to adjournment the Committee
ResoEoed That the act of the General Assembly of the
State entitled act to protect the interest OF the State
of North Carolina in the Cape Fear and Deep River Navga
ton Company" ratified the 10th February, A. D. 1859 is
Resolved That giving assent to this act
unmndu of the great injury and loss which must be borne
Carolina attached became surties to certain bonds issued
by this Company and certain other who are cred
tors of this Company for work done and materials and
plies furnished for the benefit this Company and would
declare decided opinion in view OF the
of this Company that the debts SO due by this Company
should in good faith be paid by the State OF North Carolina
John H. Haughton, Esq, one OF the Committee, made
The first resolution of majority of the Committee
Haghton, L. J. Haughto9, and j. H Haughon proxy for
Peter G. Evans, and Jno W. Scott by j. c. Smith proxy
The second Resolution was unanimously adopted.
ResoEeed That the minority report of the committee
filed and recorded with the proceedings of this meeng
On motion of W. A. Wright, Esq. the following resou-
tion was unanimously adopted
Resolved That any sale by Henry A. London by virtue
of the provisions of the deed him Trustee by
this Company to the payment of bonds to the amount
of issued under the provisions OF the Act of the
Act entitled Act improve the Cape Fear and Deep
Rivers above Fayetteville ratified the 18th day of Decen
Thirty days. anything contained said deed the contrary
and notice OF the time and place of such
deemed sufficient notice
On motion of w. A. Wright, Esq., the following resol-
ton adopted:
WHEREAS, Peter G. Evans. Thomas Hill, Isaac Clegg,
John H. Haughton Elias Bryan and Lawrence Haughton
during the years 1851 and 52 became bound surities
certain bonds of the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
Company issued for the purpose of obtaining
sary for the construction of the works OF said Company
which said debt there due about the of $3 O0O
including interest and whereas the funds obtained have
been applied the general benefit of all the stockholders in
said Company, it is, therefore,
ResoEoed That the stockholders In good faith should
tribute pro rata according to the respective interests
stockholders relieve said sures to the debts referred to
in the PREAMBLE hereto and the Directors of this Company
requested to digest mode by which the principle
embodied in this resolution can be carried into effect.
On motion.
Resolved That the thanks of this meeting due and
hereby rendered to His Excelency John W. Ellis for his
personal attendance at this meeting and for the proper and
liberal course pursued by him as the representative of the
stock held by the State of North Carolina this Company
Rsoced That copies of the proceedings of this meeting
be furnished to the papers of this place for publication
No further business appearing, motion the meeting ad
journed. FRtDK J. HILL Chairman.
H. A. LONDON, coo+,s
DONALD MCRAE, {
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WASHINGTON, March Dist, 1889.

Gentlemen: In recent issue of your paper, find the
following article published without credit:
L" The TELEGRAPH AGAIN.The other day the Geographic
dispatches from Washington astounded the country by
false report that the President and Secretary of the Navy
had been implicated by the Naval Investigating Committee,
in the most disgraceful transactions 1t proclaimed
that both the majority and minority reports charged these
high functionaries with the grossest mapractces.
of the House signed by Messs Bocock Virginia. Groes
beck of Ohio and Ready, OF pennsylvania which entirely
pcity in the Irregularities which prevail at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. The committee fail to discover any frauds per-
petrated by the officers command and only direct aen
ton to the looseness Of discipline and the evil effects of
pointing the subordnaes with view to party purposes
% 1t is time that the Associated Press put check upon
the INSCRIPTIONS partZan who makes up the Washington
and it is time too, that the managers of telegraph
lines take steps to from their employ the reck
less sanderers who make the wires the medium for the cir
culaton of their fasehoods.''
Now, gentlemen the Agent of the Associated Press
at Washington sent nothing abroad which could be
even construed in anything like the above. While we
cannot prevent papers abroad from copying the
thorized dispatches of special correspondents here and
embodyng the contents of such with our own report
do protest against being made the scapegOats of
scrupuous correspondents by papers friendly unend
ly to the Association.
No person CT persons can use more caution than we
do to verify IT. advance every statement which give
to the public 5 facts. Important rumors we give as
such but 04n hen strOngy convinced OF their
TRUTH and ar, without the means of certifying them
The managers of telegraph lines have right
10 kn0W what we SEND over tner nes IMAM nave post
masters to open your letters and read their contents
They are common carriers, and in wise responsible
for what they send their wires unless muated in
transit, or lost.
think it but fair that those journals who have pub
ished the article referred to should give the benefit
of denial 0to of having sent from here anything of
the sort.
T. BARNARD, Agent for the South.
Messrs. Forsyth Harris, Propretors Mobile Register.
So far the press in this town is concerned, can
cheeruy endorse every word of Mr. B remarks above