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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
VERMONT CENTRALANDs SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Commencing Jan. Z, 1867

fEAISt eoISs soUIE AND IAEf.
Le.r: Burlington sts-so A. n. I2-soP. n, .ad
Hau Train leave. 81, Alb.n. uslgA. NJ and
-ozn-c;s ST Burlingtor With Rutland BurliaEton,
Al " its River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains 70 Boston, Worcester. Springfield and
9TH trains on fsssunpsie R. R arrives at New
Day Express leaves Montreal ut $40 A. NJ.
ST Johns II "a. n, ogdensburEh At Sis P. II.
ledge at Malone leave Rouse's Point 10 as A NJ
for Boston, Ac. arriving in Boston via Lowell
81 10 ~ P N.
Night Express leaves osden.burgh st / 1. O0Ah
Montreal is N Rouses Point SIS NJ. ST. Johns
81 80 P. ", arriving AZ Boston st $40 A NJ cop-
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c, and arriving in New
York At 1880 P. u.
TRAINS GOING EoRru Arp wEsY.
Leave At 4-I5 A. n, 30 A N. as, P, N. IS
Day Express. leaves Boston Wis Lowell 3; 500 A.
Y. for Burlington, St. Adams, Montreal, arriving
a, Montreal a $50 P. NJ, ogdensburghat q AM
NAL Train leaves Boston via Lowell st 100 A. NJ
via Lawrence and Fitchhurg a. 80 A. NJ, Spring.
seld at As A n. for Burlington, snd ST. Aibarr
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 100
Point
Zach tain going north make, close eOnneetiou
Win trains OF the Rutland burlington Railroad
Night Express lesves Bellows Fails at 1000 p NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r r
leaving New YORK, at I2I5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
= n lcsFl1E bocLo- 81 o5l Z. N, connecting
White River Junction with train leaving Boston Al
500 P. NJ, for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal
and oEdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Nigh. e.
press trains running between St. Albsns and
acton, and St. Albsns and Springfield
Tickets TO Detroit, Chicago and al points Test
solc by Il. n. DRURY, Agent, No. American 10
sel Burlington, vt-Bagsage checked through.
Through Tickets 70 Chicago and the Nest for
sale ~ tie Principal stations.
6. MERRILL, supr.
ST. AIbsnG Jan. ? 1857.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED sPACIFIC Pills

Prepared 'y oAR2S-lEEE { DUPoN1. No. 2lz. me.
Lollh1rl, Paris. from the prescription Of Dr. Jusu
DelalllTr Chief Physician 70 the Uospiral On
Nord 81 L1rih-isiTe, q fzi- Trial, thev would Ind
inEe1late rciet- and II short time be fully re-
stored 70 Health AID Strength. 1t i used In tie
practice Of many eminent French uhysi.ians. viii
uniform suocess and highly RECOMMENDED a. tie
oil positive and Specific Remedy for az persors
suffering from Genera OF Sexual DEBILITY an de-
ransemenfs q the Nervous Forces. NtlspcroIy
speTmstorrhUa or Seminal Emissions al Wesk-
nesses arising from Sexual Excesscs O. Yc,thful
lnciscretions, Loss q Muscular Perry. Phvsicsl
PIostrstlons. NeTyousness, WeaE spine IornesF
Of Spirits, DiDness y Vision. HyEl -ics Pains in
= the SACK and Limbs, lIupCtency, &c
No language can convey n sdeouate s5sa or The
immediate and almost miraculous cha--s IL pro
euces II the dehilitzted AID shattered system. In
tset, II stands unrivsllec AZ Cn.ailinE cure Of
the malacies above menrone1.
s1re- no more, bit 1se Tis Graf Frsaci Rsr1,stf.
! VIII eject cure where all others fail, and a.
tno1-l powerful remedy, contains nothing hurt
~ 10 tie t1os- delicate Constitution.
fsnp1lets- containing full particulars sud a.
Ieetlols ilr using. IN English, French Spanish and
Us-r1an. acccmpany each ID ard a.. fIeo 900 -
~ A1lress Wien requested
Dollars 49, --'e
eoto ny al Druggists throzshCut the world or
WI be sent " nal, securely sealed from an OBJ
stveoons BY ineiosing Epeeihed price 20 any su-
thczEsc agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
NV INo 7 < Z n
"The .THeFic0lt Organ,
OIL AND CANDLES.

I AEn. Sperm. AND 81 HALE OIL.
/ OLIVE. lLAlrE AND -EJ OIL.
EERJSENE AND MA HISE3Y OIL,
sPLzN 8 ADA1IaS TINE CANDLES AID SOAP.
Forsarety BRADSHAW EPATCa.
v.u So. el-E-- U.--i. E5-t.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
DO Better UOrk,

wit LESS FOTE7, is EAsIEE - cPERATE f5- both
q. ~ and --s-s- rs-1- rr-s -u-zs's, more SIN
3 e. 'sss i.isr 60 -f.1 srzs-r. az ,zsly
si-ss and is therefore s-zriy tie machine f1r lie
farmer g buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the stten-
tic1 % Farmers % the following facts
That tie zaruiacture o. Moving Machines va
e. pts1 BY Us a. 8 permanent business IN 100
That re have shop and tools fcr that especial
business. That believing Il true economy f5r you
. tuy e perfect Machine 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
JOINER WORK.

TIE SUBSCRIBER has opened q shop IN Ps.ee,s
i building on Main ST., opposite the Pos. Onoe
and il prepared 10 do all kind Of JOB, JOINER
WORK, In the best manner and on reasonabls
terms.
BENZ LAWSON.
Burlington Vt. Jan-2 Iss--dsv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
Medifires.
d EN TIsTR Y;

Preparatory TO retiring from the prsctiee 2, ".
ilszy in Burlington, have tassn As pars1e. ~,
etucsted dentist, who graduated 81 The bszLlo =
College o. Dental Surgery In $50, and hse zen =.
s1ccessful prsctice ever since. BE came 70 nc 80
,e~oTn-enaed and having been with ne nov three
IsonthE / find hin all that he vas Recommended
70 be. - -, ..,-,--l
sDent. 10 the public for long and liberal pstroa
49, respectfrlly solicit its c0ntirusnce st TIE 90
stanf which 1 shall leave in the hands q u
Watel. who L we'll qualified 20 conduct first class
Den'a4 es'-1 JAMES LEWIS.
,,,s. An - rass lV dav
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

DENTISTRY.

nR-WL. HARRIS having rutu-rsd % bui-ins-
ton has lifted up and opened SUI 2. 1oe-- -s
- the corner Of Chu-ch and Colsgs Streets over
LyrnA's store. s.s.---
Dr. HsrriI has been in the prAeties OF dentistry
sixteen years and cs.safely guarantee peliec. a..
isiaction In al operations, DOH u me
And mechanical dtpart-1tctf II n
he refers with pleasure % v. Carpenter, a u
s. Thayer ND. 3. v. Carpenter, y D.
a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
RELIEF N TEN MINUTES.
Bryan'S PuImOnic WATERS.

II Tie original medicine established II 49,
ana lrst article q! the ANA ever introduced under
the Lame q -i1-uluic Waters IL this " sry
other country a. other FulLl c " aie-s are coun-
te--eIis The c=-uius can be known b tie name
5hf AZ being STAN pei OF each wafer.
These waters lave been before tie public flr
nearly thirty yeas, and TIE immense sale AKA NED
not only II AEerlaa rat ID l1-e ~ countries. fully
attest t1elr intrinsic worth. Ttl medical urCuer-
ties are superior O. any other article dtered f1- the
cure q Pulmonary C- Lrl. -L-ll Affections and The
quantity contained u each hex Is nearly cuua-e
t1at Of the many worthless mutations Advertised
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
BANKING HOUSE OF
u IL y e o KE r. en-

Corner Wall d Nassau SITS New York,
In connection with our house Phil.aslpb,. and
wasainkton, We have opened . sEw YORK
house a above location, and offer our services 70
Bsnn' Bankers, And Investors for the transae,iOu
ofthsii Susinss' in this city, including purchase.
and Aiss ofeove-nnent Securities, ssocks Boud,.
and sold. We are constantly represented at the
STOCK exchange and Sold Board. vhsr. orders sen,
rs are promptly slsd- We keep On hand 8 .ur
supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES
buying And selling At current priees and ,.Ilovp,
ecrsspoadsnz the most liberal r.,., ,,,. -.
aAcrds-
"s-assiv. JAY COOKE co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
BrYan's Pulmouio v afer,.

cure Coughs, Colds sore Tt--- Io--ssress.
Asthma, Lata-rL, Bronchitis. III llt Er=a tl.r-
Splitting u bl0'c. Pains 2 tle Clcs- I1- l..-rr
Consumption AID al DISEASES q RE ----s. lct
c.! Al--ll-E zen .l-ary relief 10 e-e--5u. O.
fai and lasting c-re nc are warranted g. eve
sat-siactlCl - every Instance. ILlE CA. uls l4u-
se4te --.e a-c.l--- CON pounds l-- tie L-t---l--
prlp-la-les az Ll o. III 81 Agreeable AID
pleasant & Tie La--e. tllt a-y ll-.- VII readily
take then. u1e -lse WI l-Eags AFFORD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
CAN FRUITS FRUITS

DUT Up IN FINE ORDER. consisting IN pay. Of
L Charles. Pine Apples. Egg Pluns, Black.
berries, Peaches, rcnssos, Etnsloys efsss Com. =
HARrB,
dssls No. Bs1k Bloch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
Or. HIAEsHALL's
& alta FFh SnU fl

Tbs 5laE has t1-11-LIy proved i;seIf @ De-
the bess Hrtic -laVr f1r cc-iuc the CATARRu.
COLD il tie LE4u Guc bEsuACHE. Il has
been Z. IND a. srcele-t remedy 10 many cases OF
il. AZ ALAElNG l-s oi-tu been greatly improved
- itz use.
It is irsEr1-i and Agreeable, ana
Give, immediate Relief
Htl1- Pc s-r-ait.-s after usl- % are ---Lt.ul
n1C l1vlE--atIl-- i opens ara pur-es 0ut ali
olstructCus, f-ler --he-z the -isres. and ave. s
beatty action % the 9---7 --lc-si.
Iore than Thirty lea,-'
O. sale AID zee q DR. MAEsUALL-s CATARRH
and HEADACHE SNUFF las proved IL Erea.
value icr az the con E1ln diseases q the Head and
81 tAis II nent i staucs higher than ever before
il Is rec -1u-ar-e1 by many q the best physi-
cans, and e Used WITH great success ana sa-.s.5c
;.sn ercrgw1ere.
Read The Certificates OF Wholesale
Druggist in 1851.
Tie underlined, having f- many years been
o. TAINTED with DR. MARS HALLS CATARRH
an HEADACHE SNUFF. sold lt IN cur wholesale
trade checrially SKATE, ta-t We believe IL % he
H4la-. l. every respect g. t-e recoUr-en -atills
gwen O. 80 fdr ths cure &C Catarrhal ai.ctl-s md
that i : decidedly the best article Ee have ever
h-o=n i-I a. c---aien diseases Of tie Head.
Burr Ferry Bos,o1. Barnes 4 Tsrk New Y5-E.
head austin Co.. 90 A p ID. sands
Brown, La1, 10 a Co. e. stephen Pau & e..
5-eed. Cutler z Co. '' Israel Minor q Co.
Wilson Fairts--k 6 Co." A. L scdvill & GO.
Heushas, Edmaals & Co. Ward. Colse 4 CO.
Il u. Ray Portland, Ne, Bust 4 Gale.
Tor sale ty al Druggists. Tryit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
3a:lroads.
sUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OF TINE.

c--7nsu-l-s. Jaa. =. Iss-, train, vii III =, fcl
lows
LEAVEBuRLIssTos
So A. n. MAIL TRAIN far Boston Lowell v -
eester. FitchhurEh. Brattleboro. Sprin -ieli Hart
ford, New usveu, Troy, Albany and NcH York
Arrlve L Troy q ID ?. u New fork rs P. <
80 P. " DAY IMPRESS, f1r Rutland, Bellov,
Pals, Troy and Nsr York. Arrivin. in Rutland
as ?. " Bellows Fails. s45 P. N. Troy, IS
2. n. New York or A n
AZ P. N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN 70 Rutland
arrives IN Rutland 81 : p P. n.
a. ?. E..NIGH HI EMPRESS with Sleeping Car, FOR
Neu 1rk and Boston. Arrive IN Troy AZ $50 A.
n New York l2-Is Pm; Boston 20 A. II.
rA-us Trry a. Rosfo- ck1.gs of Co...
rhs - o'clock ?. NJ sat SID O'Clock A. VI. trains
make close Connection with the New York Cen
TIA 81 Toy and Albany fcr a. points West
res tss Scala 1sG East Trsi-i s-rirs At BurI-gfv.
AIEAE-, NI6HT EXPRESS TRAN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves New
Yorf AZ P.s-, Boston $50 ,.
9 ~ a M.ACCOhODATTOS TRAIN ron Rutland
leaves Rutland II $40 A. NJ
go N. DAY EyPRESSfron Troy and NevYork
S.4g P. n, NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell. Wor
-este-. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
I'D Sew York. Leaves Boston s.O0A.E
For further Information apply ~ the Union Tick
81 once, No. !. American Hotel Block or 81 the
Rztlan1 Burlington Passenger Station where tick
60 csu be purchased for al OF the above routes
knd a. points West North IVES; and South West,
ehoioe nay e made from ,ny o. the various routes
Bon Burlington.
v. KARDTELL, Agent. Passenger Station
J. ~ CARPENTER. Agent, No. Anericsn Dotel.
GO. A MERRILL.
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No. 2.
FoUR FEET TouR IxCu CTR.
BEST MATERIALS.

Il VII 90 better v1rk O. a. varieties Of sur.h-.
thkn Erv other mower. II has no SIDE drAft. nc
weight upon the rc-ks o. horses and has the Light
est draft Therefore it is the hest machine f0r the
team. i s, also the best for the driver Il "a.
6 vel srrancec- easy Ep-iuE seat, snc car e
handed perfectly BY boy o. ten years. without
any ca- ger q hei-- thrown upon the srives. The
advantages o. the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on 81
points TIA; constitute perfect mower, are BREEZY
that i vii
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
Apothffarifs,
A.C. SPEAR & co.
81 DrMggisfs,

PATENT MEDICINES. CHEMICALS.
SUR6ICAL and Dental Instruments. Deu.i..,,
y Polls, Mineral Teeth, Trusses and Supporters.
Shoulder Braces Damages, Leeehes, Mineral VA
tiers, DrugE-sts 9 lAss Ware, Brushes, Bird Seed,
PeTfuneTy, Flevoring Extracts, Spices, Shaker
Herbs, Dye stuhs, Inks CAnphene, Burning Fluid
and Kerosene on.
e No article Of inferior qualify Kept.
AMOS C. SPEAR EDGAR ". erRRIT
Church ST. Burlington. VI
April I. 1855. az
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KINGS
rEEPAREp PRESERVATION.
CC.ySC.HPTFO.S..

MADE from tie Prescription Of Rev. CHAs E. KIsG
r. d., IL p. he ] IL Confidently preseuted = tie
public ~ tle PreTeation and Cure Z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
.8nnks and stationerp

RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
THE WAY OF TIE WORLD. . novel hy v. :.
L Adams, Oliver Opt--
TIE DRATTONS and the DAvENASTsi By the
author ofthe Gotta Family.
DARRYLL GAP, or WHETHER IT PAID, BY
Virginia ?. Townsend.
POPULAR PAsTIYBs, f1r fed and hreside o.
amusement fJr young a11 old.
THE NEW GOSPEL OF PEACE, according TO
ST. BENJAMIN.
sTIN6IN ROUND THE CIRKLR, Petroleum :.
Easbys OWE book, illustrated.
TIE CHURCH ALMANAC f1- Isf-.
For salebT CO. FRENCH q co.
TINS BUTLDIse,
opposite City Hall and Post 0Gce-
Jan4daVg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

ESt che Eendsrful progress q Medical
~ E E>cienee during the Tatf sir years only
A1@fuakes Il possible fo- the conscienticn
- AyE Phy slcIRn 70 declare, now thzt Consuur-
- L74iioi. certs MY Cured s. TaforTslffonf
kEs4k&Fsrer AID certainly prevented as
nal Poz.--Cic-'ss z. Eiag, ". 2 II D. sfc
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GOOD ROCKS

Every body-s Friend. 70 cts.-Book Of Wonders
q cts -,hor--Har- Elch u NJ s-e-. o
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01

~ Q e -E- Ec-V! pains caused by diseases Of the
Hsa1 De ser-at'.1 after us.u- 70 are -e-l-lt.ul
ail llF ls--lilis- u opens ara pul-es out ali
clsiructilrsi f--er E-he-z tts -.sr-s and ave. &
healthy a-tl.- % the g---= 4-lt-af.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
OF The Best Materials. Work and Finish

To demonstrate and make good or claims flr the
EupCrio-ity o. tie IMPROVED BUCKEYE s.
stated above we Will give any responsible mar
Wto wishes . buy, opportunity % test or Y
chine 0r his arr in oo1sfifisz t-iis ssv ofks-
3 yeas uarle time. or Ee vii through Cur Agents
e1hirit the hFECvEn EUcKEYE IN public trial in
COMPETITION WIZ Any 0THgE OF reasonable notice.
We take TIL. opportunity O. thank qu- uumer-
patrons f0T the eucours Ee1eat they hsve given
nj = rui-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

Manufactured 81 O. near hone, il which 10 Il
TEEsE has been spsred, thA; might contribute Z
.ts sfe-irs-ss' s-1 f--stsify We shall build flr TIE
noble. Grand Isle Franklin Ia this state. and %,
Canada adjacent full supply o these unfivAllsi
uzcLines
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
Read The Certificates OF wholesale
Druggists in 1851.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
EBfc--EFC0ifEl--&frCugfb
Observation-Disclosures.

Huni-c1s and thousands annually Gle premature
y wheu, Il they woul1 give tic Great French
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
THE LATEST PARTISAN N0vELTT
ParIOr Fireworks.
y ENENINE TNTERT AINNlrN-

@A-f 4 y ---f--'H A--f 4 Aa-AA Il ~ nv BE-
Devils Tears, = c-s h1-tle-Eallirz STAR
cts. a pacEaEe- MrceC-lc showers 81 cts. q rr~-
Brilliant Draw -u---aou tights, 1f cts a bCx-B ---
N Napurs. 81 c-s. pa-za seA-- Of which serve S.
highly entertaining qar-or diversions ior both CD
and young.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01
First Class Mower,

ty taking cur whole supply OF 80, a. the Stvznese
price asked rs Is over other machines. and also
flr the unauuous sIpressors of satisfactor 10 the
use q the IMPROVED BUCKEYE
ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY co.
EovAKD A. sgITH.
joys ". NEWTON. I
ST. AIhass. sept. pa. ls5s dsviy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
Farmers Vices.

The reading Of essays by the ladies is
one OF the exercises winch give life and
interest to the Springfield (Nt.) Farmers
Club. From one Of the essays by Mrs.
Daniel Rice, published in the VT. Record,
we copy the following
"Did you ever think of the amount Of
thought required to plan three meals a
day Tor 800 days i'll succession To pre-
pare enough and not too much, and for
those living at distance from the village,
to remember that the stock of -four, sugar
and tea is is replenished in due time
DID you ever think OF the multitude of
her cares and duties She must rise ear
ly to prepare breakfast or oversee it. Per-
haps there are children to wash, dress and
iced, or get ready for school with their
dinners. There is baking, sweeping, dust
lng, making beds, lunch for the men, may
be-dnncr and supper to be made ready
at the proper timc-the washing, starch
ing, folding and ironing-the care of milk,
including the making of butter and cheese
AND the inevitable washing of dishes.
In autumn there is the additional work OF
picking, preserving and canning of fruit,
drying apples, boiling cider, making apple
sauce, with the still more unpleasant task
which falls to her lot in butcilering time.
Ihcn there is haying, harvesting, sheep
shcarlng, etc, when more help is needed
bringing an increase of her laborS. Twice
ayear comes housekeeping BY the way
OF all the foes house-kceper has to con.
tend with, dirt is the greatest. She may
gam Il complete victory and think to re-
pose upon her laurels after her Semi-an-
nual engagements-but it is only tempo
rary. The enemy soon returns, and even
daily skirmlshing does not keep it at bay
There is the mending, too. Sewing ma
chimes are great blessing, but they can't
set patch or darn stocking
do not mention these things by way of
complaining Of woman's lot in general, OF
asking tor her any rights which she does
not possess. | don't know as there is any
remedy in the present state of the world
1t seems to be one Of the evils of life
which must be borne as we bear other ills
but what do ask is Il due appreciation
OF the important part that woman acts.
and concession that her labors, mental
and physical, are as great, all things con-
Sldercd, As those Of the other sex. Wo-
men are not so childish that little SYM
pathy now and then, or acknowledgment
OF their efforts and sacrifices, make them
imagine their case worse than it is. | tell
you, men and husbands, 1t doeth GOOD
like a Incidence and many poor crush
ed, broken-down wife and mother is dvinq
for the want of it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
THE CALIFORNIAN.
A9rMultural.
Tie V0iue Of Peat as Fuel.

The results of numerous experiments.
both practical and scientific, have already
proved that American peat, however
rudely prepared, will answer all the re-
Gulremcnts OF perfect fuel. more eco
nomical than wood or coal. When solid
flied, it is equal in value to any other fuel
Tor almost any purpose. It's composition
Is closely allied to wood and coal. con-
tanning carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nj
trogcn, with less waste than the best of
coal.
The political power of any country de-
ponds upon the development Of home
manufactures. These, as we'll as the COM
fort, health and high civilization of the
people, depend upon an abundant supply
Of cheap, good fuel, widely ditfused over
the face of the country. Since we have
destroyed our forests, no other source of
supply fills the measure Of this requisite
50 completely as peat and it's abundance
in hi, country, where steam is the great
motive power, not only for manufacture
but locomotion. is destined to be the
Great source Of comfort and wealth Ev-
crvlhing, therefore, which tends to in
crease the knowledge OF the existence and
use OF peat. as well as the treatment for
improving its quality and heat-producine
efficiency, should he ranked as great IA
iional blessings.
The purposes to which peat fuel can be
applied are us wide as those OF wood or
coal. For domestic purposes it is superb
or 10 either, except that the peat requires
repicni>hing oitencr than Il coal fire, and
ic>, - than those Of wood. 1t burns in
open crates like camel coal Its great ad-
vantage as Il locomotive fuel is that it
burns with great freedom, givcs intense
heat, and throws off no cinders. Nalua-
bic as this fuel is, and situated as it is at
your own door, we believe it can b" exca-
waited, dried and made ready for use with
less labor and capital than coal can be
mined in Pennsylvania yet peat depos-
It's are so diversified, that the cost Of
transporting the fuel 10 the place Of con-
sumption would be no more than the cost
ot transporting wood.
Another Of the great benefits which we
anticipate from the use OF peat Is the say
ing from further destruction Of the tim
bercd land Of all the older states, as we'll
Us the prairie regions of the west The
truly philanthropic minds Of the present
generation should be at once awakened to
the introduction of peat fuel, as likely to
produce one Of the greatest blessings they
could bcStow upon the poor. The subject
Is even worthy the attention of every leg
stature, to encourage the development Of
peat, its manufacture and Use, as one Of
the best methods of preserving the timber
ed lands, which adds 50 much to the
beauty, health and wealth Of any country,
where duly proportional with the lands
under tillagc.--E Y. Tribune.