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PREMIUMS.

Instead OF employing permanent canvassng agents
we have this year decided TO try AMI secure each
one of our subscrIbers-lndeed every one who reads
this paragraphs soliciting agent for US. In this
manner will get the work done at about the same
cost as though cmpoyng agents, and at the same
time have the satisfaction Of giving Que readers
some splendid premiums-articles Of the highest
value, fora small amount OF work. If each person
who reads this article will give but a few hours
time TO the work among his friends, he viii find
that he Will secure ample rward. We Ind, on
the whole, that premiums are the most satisfactory
method OF interesting our friends in the work. and
the most likely to increase our list BY purchasing
them in large quantities we get them at great
reductions from the retail price AMI thus can give
those who work for us much greater value fol
their labor than II we paid them In crsh.
Our first premium is a magnificent
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THE LAFAYETTE STATUE PEDES
tai.
a Handsome Piece Of Stone. " Ork =
Some Notes Of Description.

One portion of John p. Towards noble
completed and placed in position-thc pc
des,al which is TO bear the statue of the illus
trious man who laid the corner stone of the
old building, n1s25. The pedestal is of Barre
granite, and is one Of the handsomest pieces of
stone-work we have ever seen. 1t is in five
pieces, base, plinth die, frieze and cap, and
stands nine feet high. The base is 6 feet
square, and has II rise Of feet 4 inches
The plinth is 4 feet Z inches square,
and has rise Of feet inches. The
die is 3 feet 3 inches square at the bottom,
and has rise of 3 feet inches. The freze
is 3 feet inches square, aud has II 0 inches
rise. The cap is 3 feet II inches square, and
has a rise Of l foe't inches. The base AMI
plnth are richly md hand only moulded III
nine members. The die bears upon its front,
in laie poll sh' d letters, the name GA
FAYETrE and up' II the opposite face, the
worGs THE Gift oil j, I'm p. Howard" cuv
in the stone. The fIiezc is ele.anlly cut In
small mouIdipgs with polished ornaments
The cap is richly moulded in cgg and dots
All The work on the pedestal is done il
the most careful and n curute way iron
plans and dir, clions furnished by }. q
| A. Ward the myker of the statue
aud r, fl c's the greatestcredit upon VI, s'rs
Taplin & Walker, by whom the stones wer
prepared. The pedestal, rs we an
bounced, has been placed upon the iorme
site of the fountain. directly in front OF tn
centre Of the college building, The statue
il is expected, will be finished by next Sum
mcr, and placed upon the pedestal irNme
diately upon completion.
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state AGRICULTURAL IscpOrt.

The seventh Vermont Agricultural Report
for the years lssl-s2 contains, among other
things, an elaborate article on the Flora of
Vermont" by Piof. George ii, Perkins OF
the University of Vermont, which contains II
catalogue Of all the plants indigenous to the
State, where found etc Prof. A. ii. Sabin OF
the University has paper on the "Educa-
ton Of the farmer" and President Buckham
an essay ON "rhc farmers self-educalion. "
Secretary Cutting has illustrated papers on
"Wild flowers andobnoxious plants" plant
growth and fertilization" and "lnsecls,'
Besides these he has also articles on "For-
estry" and Farm homes" Other well
known gentlemen contribute papers on topics
of interest to farmers. From the report of
the secretary ii appears that forty-iour meet
ings have been held in the different counties
of the State during the two years, at which
SEQ addresses have been given, the most OF
which were followed with discussion. An
abstract of the discussions at each meeting is
given, and this under different headings, us
'fertizers," clarifying" ''rcnovating pas
tuies,' "silos and ensilage, ""sugar making,
''blrds and insects" the 'hay crop" the
''corn crop" etc.
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THE WATERBURY, WATCH

W. have tIAeu SPECIAL plIu- 20 ascertain thr
watch. and We arc sat,n,d tia, far from beng a
mere toy. II Is substantial and useful article N
ir,t We we're di,trI,tful, doubtless man, If our
readers viii be- thinking it imposs.hi" thd' . really
valuable time kc per could be produced at the
the -nguiary low price Of 500. \ lealne
denom'na'icnal paper taai oilers TINS watch is a
premium says of 1t; We have not oaly inquired
carefully of those who hav' disposed Of scores OF
the watches, hut have taken pains To- visit the
factory at Waterbury. Conn, personally inspecting
the establishment in all its various Departments:
aud We have become convinced ifom the character
of the men engaged in It's manufacture, The amount
OF capital invested, and the general verdict IN
regard to the watch, that We are doing our sub
scribcrs i real favor III Offering Il ~ premium.
| About two hundred and seycnty-livc hands are
employed in the factory, and 1t turns ont ciJAt
huHirsi ,rairhe, dig' Wh.c we do not suppose
the Waterbury TO stand quite Oh par with wat II
that costs from $50 n iloo, We are nevertheless
conv need that II viii compare favOrably with
what are called the l,wcr ttic,l silver watches,
.nI ,h,, many WIN shall come tD own II Will he
s,rnr,so, a. 80 o,,,,r,rv ..n ,in.-Leen.r 1n,
case Is Of nicke-silycr, looks precisely like silver,
and Will wear ~ 1t looks. The watch Is a stcL.-
winler. and cnch one u accompanied with all
needed directions as 10 It's usc
| Not only do we present "A grand chance Tor BOYS
oversvhc,, f., srcurc "A w,t,,, mt we antirip,,e A
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Every pfr,On WHO receives copy oil Inc
WEEKLY FREE Press is earnestly solicited
to secure and forward club from among
his friends and acquaintance, in addition
to his own subscription. 1t is the only paper
published in Burlington suited 10 all classes OF
readers, and that gives especial attention 10
Vermont news full dairy and produce mar
ket reports, home topics for the household,
agricultural matter, and that contains every
week complete and carefully edited news
summary interesting and valuable selected
articles and poems and special correspon-
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900 bushels. Sales Of l,s7s,OOO bushels, including
100000 bushels on spot Exports Of $4,000 bush
els. Ungrraded Spring 90. No. 2 red at 0lH
81 OPA NO. white a. 0S. No. red for
November at loA. kYg-easler at 72@i3T.
BARLEr-lower No. l Canada bright at VI.
BARLEY MALT steady. CokS-exCited, higher.
Receipts OF $4,000 bushels. Sales OF 3.l5soOO
bushels including 10000 bushels on spot
Exports Of 1000 ; No. at ssa9O; No. z for
November az glaiOO. OATs-irtepular. Receipts
Of go bushels. Sales Of GO3 900 bushels.
Mixed western at 39di2 10. wnite at 42d 90 !;
No. for November a. 49,
HAY-frm at co.
GROCERlES-CoFFEE-we Rico at GHai0.
SuGAR-easicr. Standard a at skasss cut Loaf
~ 9k@9-s crushed al % Enthusiastically.
New Orleans al lDa S. KlCE-nr at 5AdI
PETROLEUM dull, nominal. Crude at 81 /;
refined at t5sas.
PRONISlONS--TALLow- at 1f,ss. P0TA-
ToES-irfn at 2jd2jl. EGGs-0rm at 30d3l
Pokk-llnseilcd, new mess al 20. BEEF steady,
extra India mess at $500. Cut meats steady
Picked bellies at lUA picked shoulders Al ;
smoked shoulders at l0 picked hams a. llliG 10 I;
Middlcs nominal. LARD-higher at II 700 II IS
BuTTER-duli At 2U@aG. CHEEsE.-du at 50 t2s,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

STATE OF VERMONT, al persons con
District of cmt'en'en S. Within , !" ie e We.io %,
tate oi Colchester. in sail district. irceascd
GREETING
Aia PIouarc Court. holden AZ Burlington. within
Jul tor the District of tu,tcnlen, on the 10Th day
~ November. l,>2. an Instrument, purportlng to be
the Li,t Will and testament of William u. Weston.
late ui Colchester, in said district. deceased, WAS
prtscairl 30 tile court aforesaid, for probate. And
y Is urlugcl hy said c1ur thai the 18Th lag Of De-
remhsr. l-s9 AZ the Probate Court rOOuS In said
Burlington, he assigned for proving said nstru-
meat AMI that notice thereof be given 10 all per-
sons concerned, by publishing this order three
week, succ2ssivoly IN the Burlington FREE PRESS,
news paper printed a. sad Burlington, previous ~
he tln- appointed.
Therefore, Won are hereby notified 10 appear he
fore said court At the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of SAID Will. II yoI have
cause.
Glyeu under my hand a. Burlington, IN said Dis
tric,. this 90 h day OF NOvembe' lS+2.
2lw3w GEO. W. WALES, Register.
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STATE Oh VERMONT he HonOrIhi, lie
u.rpt,r as. ettt-r-sr,t.> - Probate Court 10y ne
District OF Ch.ttrul-u.
To all persons interested IN the estate OF Carlo,
GRETIlsG.
WHEREAS. SAID Count has assigned the 18th dny
81 December -. next for the settlement OF tn
administrators account, and ordered that pubic
notice thereof be given To all persons Interested
n -td estate hY publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous 10 the tlay assigned
90 the Burlington FREE Press, printed IN Bur
.ug1on, IN sald District.
Therefore Nou are hereby notified 10 appear at the
Probate Court Rooms in burlington, on The day as
-igurl then and there 10 contest the allowance of
SAID account II YOU see cause.
Gwen un,ltr my hand, ths 18th dag of Noveu-
hpr \, u. lNN9. GEO w. WALES. Register
yIN.W
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Sanford T.. Weston's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, J The honorable the
DISTRICT or cniTrESDEN'ss district OF Chi,ienden.
To tie heirs aud all persons interested IN the
tate OF sanford +. Weston, late of Buringo de.
ceased. GREETING:
Whereas application hath been made TO this
Court IN writing by the executors OF the asst Will
and testament vi sad deceased praying for license
ami authority TO sell ihereal estate of SAID deccas-
ed. setting forth therein that II would be beneficial
to the hers egatees and devsees and all Hose IN
errstcd IA the estate 10 sell the whole of the real
estate of SAID deceased AMI convert the slne into
mo ey and having filed IN court the consent IN
Writing Of all the heirs, lcgatpc' and Geylsces NJ
sad deceased TO such sale,
Whrrcupuu, The said count Amounted and assigned
the 10Th day oi December, l-~3, AT the Probate
Count rooms, 40 said district, ~ hear AMI dec.1c
upon >lii Application aud Ictltua, and Ordeted
public uIticr thereof iu hs given 10 AL persons In
trrr,'rl therein, 10y publishing said order, together
Win Oh" time tnd place at bearing, illrce weeks
sgrr'-.l'rlr n tine darlington Free Press new.
pdpo'Wh"h rurulHics In me nclghhothood Of those
p.l-uu- Interested Ia said estate. all which puhli
cations -hll hr previous tn tie ddy assigned i"i
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be
lore said court, ~ Inc time and place assigned, then
and there IN hd court 10 make Nuur objections 20
M" granting uf such lic"usr. IL yul see cause,
GN,a Under ny hand, al the Probate 'onr
Rooms. .hir 18Th dlN ot November, \. u. l>Nt.
.IW@W GEO. ". WALES, Register
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Steel Engraving Of Garfield.

This is from the Henry Bill Publishing Company
of Norwich. 1t represents 1--WE months of un-
interrupted labor on the part OF Nj, Samuel
Hollyer, the New York artist, who was directed to
spare neither lime nor expense III producing the
finest engraving possible. 1t is in line AMI sppic,
Is by ~ inches, and, both AS a likeness and work
of art, il such picture as every patriotic family
must he glad 10 have. Copies suitably framed
have been sent TO Queen Victoria AMI MI. Gi"l-
stone, and the picture is very warmly indprscd by
ex-prcslcnt Hayes, George william curtis. john
q. Whittier Presidents Hopkins, Sgclcy fdrchd,
Chamberlain, and many others of the most eminent
men in the country. The engraving is from a
photograph taken IN the Spring Of looo and
represents the statesman III the prime OF his man
hood. The regular prize Is 80. bui we have
secured IT in very large quantities On sura lcrnls
that we are able to oncr copy TO each oil sub
scrbcr vino. on paying 10: ht' own paper a full
year in advance. sends ~ oNE HEw SAHE rim
$500.
II any of readers prefer they can have
either OF the following handsomely bound volumes
poems instead 1.-THE picture at the same terms:
Aytoun, Burns, Byron Browning Chluser,
Campbell. Cowpcr, Crabbt, ColeriIge, Dante,
Dryden, Eliza Cook, Favorite Poems, Goethe,
Goethe's Faust, Goldsmith, Hemans, Hood, Mere
diih. O,sIan. Odyssey, Poe, Poetry OF Flowers,
Pope Proctor, Religious Poems, Schiller. Icrhcui.
! HAD. IugelOw Keats kirko White. iurlr. Milton.
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The Tobacco Bill.

In the Senate this afternoon, ii. 30, pro.
hibiting the sale of cigars, etc, to persons
under fifteen years, was reported adversely
by the majority of the judiciary committee.
Seuator Hogan wished to know who the min
GRITTY were and Senators Bingham, ldc and
Howard responded, also Senators Branerd
of Franklin, and Jones of Washington, in ia
vOr of the bill. Senators Walker and Bur.
nap opposed the bill. Senator Burnap Of.
fetcd two amendments, one prohibiting the
selling, etc "knowingly' and the other that
the age should be 81 instead of Is. Boll
were adopted. Amendments making the
line $1,000 and the limit - years of age wcrt
lost, I Ii" third rca Ting was then refused by
IA vote of q to IS
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Rrnducc Nlnrkel-NON. ~.

CulSToN-lower. Midling uplands at O9,ld,
FLOUR-Recepis of 2I,0Ou barrels. safes oil
10 900 barrels No. ut 9 i5,a3 50 supertne state
and western at 20 az 49, common at I5@4 % F.;
good at 4 i0GlI 90; extra western and state
Al o 25(dI 90; extra ono al IS ~ common
10 choice extra 81. Louis AZ 1871 25 MIN
nesota extra nj sOd 90; to double extra at loo
40. RYE FLouR-weak at 40 ass So CORN
MRAI-lower at4 O0tdi 20. ,
IN-wHEAT-higher firm. Receipts OF 2Ys,-
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ST. ALBANS.
Railroad Accident.

Almon G. lnman freight brakeman, met
with an injury yesterday morning whereby
he has lost his right arm. lie was on n train
bound north, at Colchester. 1t became nee
essary to divide the tram when the engine
came back for the last half of the train, and
while coupling the engine TO the cais Almon
slipped, and throwing up his arm, it was
caught in the bumpers" and crushed. On
arrival at st. Adams the wounded arm was
amputated by Drs. Clarke and Fassel,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

NAWENyoRE.--I Charlotte, Nov i'm, So, John
Nariairl re, aged ~ wears.
llo>FoRp.-in Charlotte, nov. 10. Of paralysis.
Ten an Illness OF Two years Ruby A, wife Of Dean
llosiori. aged ., years.
WARSEE.-ln Colchester, NOV. 10th, tss9 < C..
Warner, aged y years and smonihs
MriQrEES.-ln this cry, Nov. 81, i,s2, Denni.
MuHno,n, age1 81 yrArs.
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Claims Aya'n.tthc state.

II, 276, "rclating TO the adjudication Of
claims against the S'alr,' was taken up us
the special order for this forenoon. The bill
provides that tic Committee on Claims shall
consist Of fourteen members, five from the
Scnatc--no Two of whom shall be of the
s,me counIy-and nine from the House, to
be chosen une from each county having no
member of the 5 nate committee. This com
mittcc shall hive full powers in criminal
cases, aud us Il 'cision sh,Ol be final ii ten of
the committee concur. 1t was dismissed.
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Harmon Niead's Estate.

WE Che subscribers, having been appointed o.,
The Honorable the Probate Court Tor the "a let Of
CWtrudru. commissioners 10 receive, eNdhIue
aud adjust the claims and demands ut al PER ems
against ihc estate of Harmon Mead, late of Lnuri.
mi in said district deceased. and also ail claims
aud demands exhibited IN offset thereto; and siA
months from the day of the date hereof, being a.
lowed by said Court for that purpose, We 40 there
fore hereby give notice that we Will attend 10 the
business OF our appointment, Al the residence OF
samuel !. Mead, IN lnderhill IN ~ district on
me Third Tuesdays in December and February next
at 10 o, locN n. M, on each OF said days,
Dated ms llih dal of November, 1852.
John ROSS, i,,,,nmi.st,n.rs
u. q. FRENCH, commissioners
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Town Aid for Railroads.

:. l,3, allowing towns TO bond themselves
TO aid in the construction of railroads to an
amount not exceeding five times the amount
Of their grand list, came up for passage.
Senator Burnap offered an amendment limit
ing amount u four times the grand list
Pending this. Senator Hogan renewed his
motion TO order TO lie. This was again re-
fused Senator Burnap's motion was also
lost and the bill was passed without amend
mont by a vote of Is 10 6.
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SETS OF BOOKS.

For larger club, We oTcr me magnificent
premiums Of lull sets OF irAcns, TharEcry nj
Scott.
Fora club "i twenty ,uhscF.hoss old or mes.
,rth 81 eaeh. we vii! send Charlie. Dickens CON-
pele Works Loyeirs Illustrated Edition, IN IS
volumes, with over l5o Illustrations.
FOR nftecn subscribers ran g. orrh. we wlil give
the Way,rly Novels. Loyclls Edition. ~ volumes
bound IN ~ large clear type.
For fourteen subscribers, gh 81 erch, We VIII give
Theckery's Complete Works, bound in II hand
some volumes, an entire new edition hh'ly ll's-
trated with over 300 iull-page Illustrations
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'"''"' "'''N' ''''' '''''''' - ' 80
81 65,a3 - Z hhl
Yyr rtoI-r nv. rluur ma. hc.n ,,i,ir. salcs
il, s,n,l inf. at i u,t -
me-. -. , . ,..
The week a, : - ot ~ for milpn 10 good: ana
s;'e' 80 for choice western fancy hIdhls.
GRAlS TRADE
,,,>. mn, .,., &c.. ., h.. .,...i.., ,,,.
NJ ~ ~" eyr r,' I , " , w,
=. - ma. "a . ,,ix.i a, 80! lao, ernie. a.. -
per pus"'
OATS oats are que. W" qupi' sales "l -. ]
c !, MnU e We .G. \ r, .s'','
MH, ~ a. - ~" ~ ""'' ." ''' "''N'"
~ '"~S'o Z "u9"'l
RYE Market quiet AMI pfi' are m'nlmllly
a. soc a >ic i hn>h"l FOR o.dthdr! E'nd"'.
SHORTS The prices of short. have hanged
fam as 10 d, 10 r'ton.
,,>'r ,,,.,,, ,>'n ,,nrr,x.., Matt. .,..,
ZINE 81. Grp -" 'NN'' P'' 10
'''oc' :" - - '"' ,.,.,.
III lhh' .hE"Nh ~" I'"s'
III TEX There - mn !I'l h.lng Gone IN
Butter but choice grades nave ltcn ~ selling al
nnder late prices. iht sdies OF western ana
Northern treanerics nave been al 10 q Boo Tor
go1i nu hcnn a, S,S H. . ~ ,,r ,hn,.
AMI "a 'f fr ~ ~ tnr t,ir II" ,,o r6oc" W.stc
niu go ~ " !" ~ a., W. -'' ~ We e,
CRATES AZ .'@z' F"'
hEEsE Cheese SUI 'Hm.,hnr' III ~. .i, "r'"Cu'
w. 9uo,en Smo, o sTGes O. ; n ,,, ,., n ,"S
i.n I"r '''' u soo'' anu ~ - 'o' '''"'"'''
E.'Es, lIS,n Egs, a'e UNI naira u' i, Il
Trw Yort snd Vernon, t.c. Are o,,oeI A. ia tc
IT noNcn iaii'v ',I"V 49, ~ On "a, .
10, ner dozen.
re'
GENERAL FARM PRODUCE.
BEANS Thorn fof pcrn, - stc,iy, sales
81 Webi,ms ~ - Gi.ay 10 ana Y,iiny E,os I'M.
nrnypd nj 4 boa 90 Rod HI Gcy. At = 20 u 20
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Mr.. Roberts this forenoon presented 10 tho
House tie following resolution

HOUSE Tie following RESOLUTION
To the Honorable ;he Senate and House of Repre-
scntatives ol the state ~ Vermont IN Legisln'
lure assembled:
We, the undersigned, citizens and business men
ui the city Of Burlington, ia the county OF Chitten-
den and state OF Vermont, respectfully represent
TO your Honorable body that II Is with difficulty that
we procure from the agencies in this State sum-
ciehl protection by Insurance against fire and be-
eNlng the bill now before your Honorable body AT
dlng q tax On gross income OF fire insurance pre-
nums would sui further tend to embarrass our
business we respectfully ask you 10 modify the bill
and exempt Insurance premiums from the propos-
ctl tax.
Skilhng whitney \ Barncs Lumber Company,
by ID. ". Robinson manager shepard Morse
Lumber Company, W. \. 'rOmbic manager ; II.
y Nichols Co j. Il. Booth, L. A. Woodbury.
Pope Watson. W. d. &. Crane, Brownsons,
Weston, Dunham 4 Go.
Huntington. VI. Nov. 2l. 1852.
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Taxation ofInsurmncs Premises.

Mr.. Roberts of Burlington offered the
petition Of lumber dealers and merchants of
Burlington representing that it was with
difficulty that they could obtain insurance, and
asking modification Of the revenue bill re-
ported by the Committee on Ways and
Means, which would relieve insurance com.
pauies from the tax. The petition was read
aud referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

Mr.. Frank II. Ilurd and other leading
Democrats of OHIO, have arranged for II tar
i'll and labor dinner at Columbus on jan
uary &, when Messrs Thurman, Mcdonald,
Watterson and others will respond to
tOasts.
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Nhe 6ree Dress.
To Subscribers.

WI your p per comes to you IN phk "rappe'
II is notice that your subscription mas eNp'reu
Please renew promptly and miss no numbers
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A1t ltIE1p.


FLYSS- BREwIS.-fn this city, Nov. u, at :
Mary : Cathedral, David Finn and Ellen Brew
Reception at GcOrgc Babcock's.
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SU MN AIRY.

For one new subsc riber with your own re-
newaD copy of the Gsrield Engraving. lf6O ccn's
additional IL sent we will send tao copies of the
pictures, one for yourself and one for the new
subscriber.
For i've new subscribers (or .fop WITH your
own name) a Waterbury watch, or II preferred
a copy of the Garfield Engraving for each one.
For fourteen subscribers, rhackery WORKS
" Fifteen scotts WORKS.
" rwenty Dickenss Works.
We have no doubt that many Of our readers vii
take advantage OF the foregoing liberal oilers IL
earn for themselves II line steel engraving oil 'he
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Special Orders.

H. 22l making appropriations for the State
Prison, was taken up. Senator Childs inter-
rogated the committee and thought ii mex
pedlent for the STATE to attempt to derive any
revenue from the State Prison by raising
hogs. Senator Bingham answered the inter-
rogaury aud, on motion Of Senator Howard,
it was ordered to lie and be made the SPECIAL
for Thursday at 1890 IL. III. 5. 2O3, relating
to commercial fertilizers, was taken up, aud
Senator Howard moved to amend by strik-
ing out sec. II, which provides that the Uni
versily of Vermont and State Agricultural
College shall be paid 50 for each analysis
and the Secretary of State Board Of AgTicul-
turc for time employed IN ordering samples
Pending the question, ordered TO lie aud be
made the special order for tomorrow at
1880 n m.
On motion of Senator Hogan adjourned
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il. 3l3, MI Kimbals bill providing that
lister shall hold office FOR three years, and
onc-hird to lie elected annually, WAS read
third time and dismissed.