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NT PAS UMP SIC LODGE,
NO. -, F. & \. NJ.
stated meeting, November Is
L. II. HEALD, Scc'y.
HASWE-LL CHAPTER. NO. II, r. A. NJ.
!.c-ulr Iuottiu- Friday eve, November 10, l~t9.
+. !. DALTO.;, secretary.
PALESTINE, COMMANDERY, NO. 8.
stated Conclavc November 10, lSd9.
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JOHN y. GALE. secretary.
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80 l>,'. Any person proving said properly have
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d.-irAuIr roJrl learn oi such by applying ST
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Young Man worth times it Wicc. AGENT Ar
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Groceries and West India Goods.

Don't fti! 30 call and 'zuuuc o.r ?: 81 Il. u. milo
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w gent Teachers. Students. Clergy.
w m"n, FarmeIs cu- md daughter, and all to sell
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

y man by the name OF McNoll. of Enos-
bur"h while digging drain in that place
on tuesday. to let the water Off the road
stopped. aud went Ia the house t" rest and
two minutes after he tell out OF his chair Il
corpse.
Charley Walker. Il notorious Jail bird, 4
resident OF Swanton. vas arrested at that
place on Saturday. and brought to -. Al
bans Jail. several attempts have been
made To arrest linn before. but Charley III
some way or other escaped. The array OF
charges brought against him will proba-
bly, send him up for a year or two. 1t
took five men To- effect hi> arrest.
Miss Anna VI. Galusha. OF Bcrk >hirc
Centre. on The evening OF the sth inst. re-
tired to her bed apparently we'll. but some
!nne in the night expired /. and was found
dead in n"r bed next morning. Drop~y
oi the heart was The cause. She wa, II
years old. and respected by all who knew
her.
Coy. Page has pardoncd john Daily. OF
st. Adams. vino was tried at the Scplcm-
Der term of the Franklin County court.
last year. and sentenced to two years i'm
pri-onmrnt Tor >tabbing John Mu>S.-hr
having served out les than naif OF the
term.
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New Style PLAID Repelant,
something and ye.y stylish, 1t
HALL q FLETt'HEE'$.
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University at Burlington. committed sui
eide by hanging himself in his room on
Saturday last. No cause is assigned for
this act. which caused excitement and
universal gloom about the college and the
entire. CITY.
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500 Boxes initial Note Paper and
Agents Wanted to Sell

LNNELUrES. which w are -y.ing ,t.r ,ar,.. AZ
HALL & TLEr, HRS
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,.., land Brown has sold his plac" on
.,-,,r IL. thi- village TO Geo. W.
-.rJHnJ.
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Spcfial 1otifs5.
Masonic HalI---Union Block.

N% PAS UMP SIC LODGE,
NO. p, F. & A. NJ
stated meeting, November Is.
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, Hr !. J. Lamb of this place was
Pa. w.. ~rraiiord. he stopped ut Mr..
e. mill in Lun"nhur". 10 do some
.... where he tell through a SETTLE
--LN.- mite badly iniurci.
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means are proportionally impoverished. Man,
ures then, in some form, must be considered
as absolutely essential tosustaininS soils sub
jected to tilage
& In their broadest sense, manures embrace
/ every material, which if added to the soil,
/ tends to its fertilization, They are appropri-
atelv divided into Organic and inorganic; the
. frst embracing animal and vegetable sub
I Stances. which have an appreciable quantity
of nitrogen: the last comprehending only
such as are purely mineral or earthly. and
which in general contain no nitrogen. These
/ characteristics are sometimes partially blend
ed but they. are sufficiently distinct for CLASH
I fcation.
&" Much pertinacity has been exhibited by
some highly intelligent minds, who should
have entertained more liberal views. as 70 the
peculiar kinds Of manures necessary 10 sup
port satisfactory productiveness. We have
seen that Iul maintained that the deepen
ing and thorough pulverization of the soil
was alone sufficient to secure perpetual ierti-
lily. But this crude motion, il is evident to
the most superficial modern reader, is Who'll
ly untenable. Some agriculturists Of the
present day, however, while they scout at the
Iull, (who was really a shrewd man for his
day. will vet claim as essential To successful
vegetation, the existence in the soil Of but a
part only Of the food of pants. Thus, one
asserts that the salts alone will secure good
crops others maintain that the nitrugenOus
substances are the true source Of fertility :;
while still another class refer TO the presence
Of humus OF ceine (the available product of
vegetable and animal decay in the sOil) a.
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UyNTi 81 IONS
Saturday Bulletin.



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May 2q.-d3t&wt
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Thanking the Public

For their liberal patronage and confidence, during
the past year, he hopes by strict attention 10 busi-
ness and the wants Of his customers to continue to
merit, and receive continuance Of the same.
Z. DANIELS.
North Ferrsburgh, April 21-45wtf
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NEW BOOHS
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SEEDS AND SHEAVES, By Thompson.
TIE GATES WIDE OPEN, by George Wood
PHINEAS FINN, by Anthony Trollope
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TIE PLAYGROUND AND TIE PARLOR.
TOMMY TRY AND WHAT He DID N SCIENCE,
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TWELVE NIGHTS ~ TIE HUNTERS CAMP By
Barr0ws.
EULGARISliS AND OTHER ERRORS OF SPEECH
and many others for Sabbath Schools and Chill
dren Aiso Literary Works which We cannot now
notice, but invite attention 70.
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agricultural, Or.
By our Agricultural Editor
Painting roiaiOrs.

\ correspondent writes US a long letter on
be subject o! deep planting and level culture
of potatoes, as recommended by US some two
or three weeks ago. 1t is impracticable at
this late day to publish it. He is mistaken
in assuming that We recommended planting
in the bottom of the burrows. We recon
mended trenching Or furrowing the mellow
soil four inches deep, and dropping the set
in that, and slightly covering them so that
when fully billed the surface should be level ,
but such a process implies that the " bottom
Of the furrow " is at least 3 or / inches below
the bottom Of the trench. lie states broadly
that % potatoes will not do anything il plant
ed at the bottom Of the furrow" Now While
we wish it distinctly understood that We DO
not recommend any such method OF planting
We have the most satisfactory evidence that
they Will do well. and yield bountiiul crop
planted in the bottom Of the furrow- Sever
al wears AGO we had nice piece Of scotland
upon which we proposed to plant potatoes.
We spread heavy coat Of coarse manure M
on the surface and with side hill plough,
began at one side to turn it over; in the bot
tom Of the second furrow next to the ploughed
land and in every third furrow thereafter W.
dropped the sets, and turned on them fur
row slice four inches thick. They were 81 al
most forever" coming up, but just before they
came through the surface We narrowed the
ground over with very Light barrow, and
they received no farther attention till time to
dig them in the fall The crop was all that
We could ask but the labor Of digging them
was 80 great as to deter Us from ever renew
Ing the experiment.
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Also makes plain and fancy Cassmeres also the
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PIANO FORTES.
Piano F'Ortes ,

" POWERS has the exclusive Sseacy for this
A section of the best PIANOS manufactured such
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PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE

PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
HAVING bought out another printing Office, we
IL viii sell cheap, for cash, the following mate.
rial
A. Hoes COUNTRY PRESS, frst-rste machine,
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VyHE OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS OF THE
] BURLINGTON TINES remain in the hands Of the
undersigned, who will personally attend to the al
iustment Of the anne at his office in the TINEs Bull
ing. GEO. II. BlGELOW.
Burlington. Dec. a., 1855.
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STATE OF VERMONT. } To ru per.-
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Of South Hero. deceased, G5--
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CONSIDERED on the 18th day Of June next A.
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Given under my hand atNorth Hero. hi.
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- Ii. RUSSELL, General House Painter. Paper
-. hanger, &C., &c, has removed 10 the Lane,
one door est Of Messrs. Roby 4 Brothers joiner
shop. Please give me call.
s. H. RUSSELL.
Burlington, April q, is6e.--d6r
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A THREE-HORSE PGRTA BILE STEAM ESGINl
A and Boiler. in good running order, for sale &c
want Of use. Enquire at the
d6wt: FREE PRESS OFFICE
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Is also making splendid style Of sidehand Cassi.
meres. light. double and twist and Cuban txeeds
suitable for Spring and Summer all Of which he viii
be pleased to show 70 his friends and 'he public and
70 exchange for cash OF wool, to manufacture bv
the yard a. desired.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16
PRESIDENT GRANT.

From the Port Gibson Standard
We confess to no little surprise at The
remarkable and sudden change which
seems to have come over the minds o
some Of our Democratic contemporaries
in relation 10 the capacity and patriotism
.of tHe President elect. We expected
that. so soon as It should become known
that the general was the rising sun, he
vou d have plenty Of worshlppers; bat
we we're not prepared TO see so many oil
them from the Democratic ranks. These
new devoees appear to be jostiiug each
o.her rather roughly in their haste to be
the first to greet the new Lana; and are
forcing Greeley, Forrey. Dana. and their
sort. rom tie front to he back seats u
The temple.
Scarcely was The result OF the election
known. than the discovery vas made that
the nomination o. Seymour was "oCe
not + to be made" End tia, Blair was
= milestone about the Democratic neck
Papers which bad been devOung lhels
columns for nearly wear 70 the task Of
showing up Grant as blundrrer aud a
butcher, have suddenly discov cred in
"the general Of oar armies" the "gieat
Captain 0! the Age"
Many who had % lit,lr TO say Of his
bibacious habits. have become satisfied
that he is the very pink Of pr,priety and
mo 'Iration. Others who fidicuIed his
" a n Of capacity, now tell Us that Lis
MD is too gr a. b he controlled by
party Requirements; while Others vet.
abo only few rerks ago denouncs I'd him
as the embodiment Of R4dica'i,m, now
volunteer the assurance that be has al.
Ways been a dem o 1t. and uat His
|awiuislralion will Re model Of mod.