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Quick and Cheap.
nj HOWaRDS noo;n

az f1OW 1hDS ugdln,
A N Entire New Stock of Winter Goods
"A is now beng received a, his Cheap
for Cash Store, which have been purchased
with such particular care and attention as
TO quality and prices as was deemed Justly
due to his numerous Cash ond ready pay
Customers. He has very much increased
his usual supply so as TO enable buyers to
obtain almost any quantity wanted, and by
many jndIcious arrangements entered into
with American manufacturing establish.
ments, some articles come to hand lower
than by passing through market. A great
many goods were laid in through the Auc
ton Houses in New York at the late 70.
duced price and now as to the disposal Of
such an enlarged stock comprising every
article ever expected TO be found in a real
Fashionable Silk, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, Family Grocery, Crockery, Look.
lug Glass, Carpet &c. Store. He has 10
say that in Consequence Of the increase oil
business he is willing TO sell at a percent
age less than heretofore, and as the motto
is Cheap for Cash they will be sold very
low for money,
S. E. HOWARD.
Burlington, Nov. 8, 1886.
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EYE WATER.

DR.. ADAMS Ceiebrated Eye Vater,
Warranted an offcciual cure fo1 sore, weak.
and nhlmed eyes.
PRICE % CENTS PER VIAL.
INHlS celebrated article was invented BY
l. one ofthe most distinguished physicians
ofthc age, and during an extensive practice
of 80 years. he invariably rcsortcd to it in all
cases Of sore, weak and innamed eyes, that
came under his notice, and so great celeb.
riy did he acquire thereby, that they came 10
him from al parts, and in no instance was it
ever known 10 fail IN producing the desired
effect. A short time only has elapsed since
the article was first Introduced to public no.
tice. and during that period. upwards Of
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been disposed Of, and the demand for it
is rapidly increasing. So sure and speedy is
the effect produced py this article, that ono
single vial has completely cured IN infamed
eye, though various remedies had for a long
time previous been resorted to, but in vain.
Ample directions accompan the article, asy
well as letters Of recommendation fiom the
most respectable physicians in the country
with view TO insure its usefulness in a more
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
The following persons wholesale Agents for
the sale Of ii, where The public may rest assur:
ed of procuring the genuine article.
JOSEPH FISHER. proprietor,
-,h 6 Ruiinpwood
yo.i'u ~ ROWLAND, 249, Market &
q. = OSKlNS, 376 Market streets,
PHI ladelphia.
DIR. w. l.. ALTEE, Lancaster.
J. & J. II. PECK & CO.,
Burlington, VI.
AS will Of all druggists and slorekeepers
throughout the State.
Orders thankfully received and punc:ually
| attended to for eye. wafer or drugs.
philndnInhia hmm 1000
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Lathrop & Potwin

"AVING been engaged the last two
III months 10 selecting their FALL
GOODS, have now the pleasure Of Offering
to the public one of the heaviest and best
selected assortments Of Rich, Fashionable,
and Fancy Dry Goods ever offered in this
market. The following are a few Of the
leading articles, viz.
81 pieces blue, black, brown, invisible
green, adelaide and drake neck BROAD
CLOTHS.
81 pieces heavy striped, plaid, and ribb'd
Buck Skin and Common CASSIMERES.
Plaid and plain SATINETTS.
Drab. blue aud invisible green PILOT
CLOTH, Tor over coats.
Silk, velvet, toillnet and Valentia VEST
rNGs. French, German, Jacquards, Eng,
and common MERIoNs and CIRcAssIANs.
German, Goats Hair, Grape aud COM
mon CambIets. Bombaznes and 5omba-
zettes. Green, crimson, and scarlet Mo
reens. Merino and worsteG Hosiery. Blk
white and scarlet Merino Shawls. En-
brodered Thibet and Merino Handkrchfs.
Colored worsled and silk blond Edgngs,
Ladies fur lined Gloves, superior goats;
skin do. SILKS.
CT pieces comprising every shade and
quality of plain and figured Gro de Maps,
Gro de Swiss, and Poult de Sol. Superior
black Italian Gro de Swiss and Poult de
Sol. Heavy black silk Camblc,s, grey do,
Pongees. sewing, twist, chaly, and plain
silk Handkerchief and Scarfs muslin and
lace capes and collars; down scarls, thread
aud bobinei,e lace edgIugs and inser,ings;
quilting and nett Laces; long kid and open
silk gloves, &c, &c.
10 bales Lawrence mill Sheetngs. Tick
ing, waddlng, bats, cotton yarn, white
aud brown Canton Flannels; white, green
and yellow English Flannels; rose and
point Blankets, &c.
DRY GROCERIES of every descrip
ton. CROCKERY, GLASS, g. CHI.
MA WARE. &c. &c.
Burlington, Oct. IA, 1886.
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New Goods, October 1886.

NEW style Gold Seals md Keys, both
~ combined in one; Gold swivle KEYS
TO wear on guard chains, in great variety:
Elegant Gold Bosom Pins; Fine Silver
Dial Lnpines, four hole Jewcl'cd beautiful,
Movements. Gold do. A new assortment
Ladies Plaques, an article which is fast
taking the place of Waist Buckles; fine
lot gilt Buckles. An elegant assortment OF
Silver Pencils; from so cts. to the heavy
old fashioned Pencils at 2, Q SO, 3, and
SO so each. Silver Combs, Compass
Seals and Keys; Silver Chains, ard many
other articles. We ore getting in all ar
tlcles, ncscessary to keep up the Tariety.
at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN g. BRJNsMAID
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October 9TH, 1886.

+ EMUEL CURTIS & CO. arc now re-.
IL ceiving aud opening their Fall stock of
Goods comprising altogether tho richest as
sortmont they have ever offered 10 the public,
among which are
Rich figured Satins and Gro de Maps, plain
Poult dc Soio's and Italians, Black silk Camb.
lets, Lustrings and Sinchcws; S 10 l24th
red and black Merino Shawls; Wooden and
Worsied, Highland, Valencia and Prussian
do. Valentia, a and Cd bobbnett blond
and thule Laces. Thread and bobblnet
Edg ngs, Figured French Merinos. Gait
O English do. 90 pieces French Meri
nos, every color: Roslin checks, new or
ticle a cases Merino Circassians, from II
to q cts. Superior English and French
Prints 10 cases American Prints, by the
piece, io,o. A heavy stock Of
Bt0d1 Cloths,
comprising all the fashionable shades, at
every price and quality. Pilot and Mohuir
Cloths, Lion Skins Petershams. plain,
ribbed and Buckskin Cassimeres Goats
hair and imitation do. Cambets red,
white, and yellow Flannels. bale d
Ga do. $50 pieces cold Cambrics, | case
do fringed; Every style bleuched Cot,ons,
from 10 TO 80 cts; 25 pair Rose Blankets !;
Mackinaw and Whitney do 10 bales a
brown Cotton from l-2 to 70 l.2 cents.
bales fine Ingram cARpET1NCs
& 3 ply Venetian do. 0nNi Il 1 INV '
Brocking and floor Baizes all of which
will be sold las usual" on the best terms.
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Dry Groceries.

old Hyson.
~ Imperial Tin Of. cansters
Gun Powder, TEAS.
Souchong and Black,
Tyson skin, and Young Hyson
Coffee. pepper, spice. ginger, saleratus.
Lump, loaf and brown Sugars. Lamp Oil.
Molasscs. &c.
good assortment Of the above articles
Will be kept on hand at the lowest prices.
Oct. IA. LEMuEL CrRT1s g. Co.
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WinoOski Patent Block Mills,
AND WOODEN WORKS.

NNHE public, in the vicinity of Burlington
~ are respectfully informed, that the pro-
gress Of these works renders some regulation
needful, as TO the admission Of visitors, with
q view, both TO their personal comfort, and
The facilities of the workmon. II has there
fore, been arranged, that for the future, resi-.
dents Of the neighborhood will be admitted
70 SEQ the works in operation, on Wednesdays
and Thursdays, fom nine 10 twelve, and
from one 10 four o'clock and that strangers
passing though. may be admitted any day
at~ww-sr. Tickets of admission, for both
these classes OF visitors, are TO be obtained at
the Office OF the Winooski Mills, previous 10
going in.
October 81 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
MARY BROWNING ns INT AIRY S1s BROW


JOS. BROWNING Burlington, having
presented her petition 10 me, made returnable
10 the supreme Court of the State of Vermont
at their term next TO be holden al Burlington,
within and for the County of Chittenden. on
tho first Tuesday in January, 1887, setting
forth in substance that she was lawfully
married to Joseph Browning, then Of Burling.
ton on the Cd day of January. 1896, at Hun
linglon in same County, by BENJAMIN Derby.
Justice ofihe Peace for. said county, that
she lived with the said Joseph from that time
TO the 9th day of August. 1888, when the said
Joseph wiliully deserted her, and that he has
not since rendered her any support or assis.
lance--nnd praying that the bonds Of matri>
mony may be dissolved, and such parts Of
The said Joseph's Estate be assigned her as
to the said Court may appear reasonable.
IL having been made to appear 10 me that the
SAID Joseph Browning resides without this
state, and cannot be served with the process
OF this court in tho usual form, it is there
lore ordered that notice be given of the pen.
dency oil said petition by publishing the sub.
stance at the same together with this order,
two weeks successfully in tho Burlington
Free Press, printed at said Burlington, the last
of which publications shall be six weeks bo.
fore the session of said Supreme Court.
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1886.
sAM'L S. PHELPS, Judge Sup. C.
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Fir Barfnrp+

THE subscribers acquaint their friends
and the public that they have entered
into copartnership, and have opened shop
near the corner OF Church and King streets.
where they viii dress and dye oil kinds Of
Fnrs, at reasonable prices. They also in
tend to keep for sale most kinds of DRE
SEQ and DYED FURS, and will buy all
kinds of raw furs. Persons wishing to have
furs dressed or dyed are inv,ed to call and
examine specimens of our work ut the fac
tory, which i. is confidently believed will
prove satisfactory.
BIERDEMANN g. VOLK.
Burlington, Oct. 70, 1886.
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New Goods-Oct. 10. 1886.

view UOOdS-Oct. ~, 1886.
WE received TO day, gold, openworked,
w chased and plain Guard Keys gold
Bar pins; Specioce glasses Bcmbazine,
silk and satin Stocksi Linen bosoms and
collars; satin bosonls; 10 bundles best
Italian violin strings; Flageolets; clarified
ros'n; Instruction books for bugles, SER
pents, Trombones and flutes; books on
nand for other Instruments; Cologne water,
milk of soses tooth powder; 6 dozen bot.
lies indelible ink to mark without a pre-
paration dozen do. to mark with pre-
paration; either ofthem are good and will
not wash out. For sale at the Variety
Shop. PANGBoRN g. BRrNsMArp.
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NEW GOODS.
LOVELY e. ABBOTT

4 GAIN present 10 the public new assert.
IA ment Of water Goods. just received and
opening-consisting of English and American
Prints, latest style; Broad Cloths, Pilot
Cloths, Cass. mers. Sat,inetls. ETC.; 5000 Yds.
Patent Blk. and White Waddng; 25 doz
Corn Brooms; 90 doz rcd Wors,ed Caps and
Belts; Horse Blankets. Battings, Cotton
Yarn, brown and bleached Cotton Shceting
Shifting, 4 and Ga bed Tickings, Camhrics.
Blue, Green and White Cotton Flanncls etc.
etc. etc.
They deem il unnecessary 10 say 10 tho
public that their prices are low for cash.
Burlington. Nov. n, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18

IMPROVED STEAM DREDGE.-
l. The subscriber offers to build on the
most reasonable terms, at |. g. J Towns
ends furnace, Albany, his newly invented
Steam Dredge. Having built number Of
Machines for Lyons g. Howard, for the
U. States, Hudson river improvement, and
Canada, and also one for the U. States at
Chicago. and one for Troy company.
flatters himself that his Dredge is superior
to any now in use.
Persons wishing to build or contract for
Steam Dredges Of any size or form, either
in part or the whole iron and wood work
complete, will do well to call on the sub
scrlber before they contract.
All persons arc cautioned MOTTO infringe
on the rights of the subscriber, either by
using or venung the same unler INT pen-
atty Of the law.
3w. MELLEN BARTTEL.
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Over-COat Cloths.

T EMUEL CURTIS g. Co. have just re-.
IL ceived in addition 10 their former stock
an invoice Of heavy over coat cloths, compri.
sing Heavy Pilot and Mohair Cloth, Peters.
hams and Lion skins Heavy Drab, Green, and
brown Cloths, also Broad Cloths and Cassi.
meres, Of every color and price.
Oct. %. 1886.
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BtoIG Cloths.
SATIN BEAVERS.

SATIN BEAVERS.
lust received on Consignment case
q Of Ladies and Misses Satin Beaver
Bonnets, being the most splendid and beau.
tiful article ofthe Bonnet kind ever offered
for fall and winter use.
ALSO q full assortment Of Goods oil
every description which will be sold cheap
for Cash at The Cheap Cash Store by
S. EARL HOWARD.
Rurlino i0n Oct T. 1886
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
Martin Van Buren,.

WdTIIH all DuTcI1s
T ARGE portraits flor framingl Of Mar
IL tin Van Buren,, Vice President of the
United Suites, and Miniatures Of Martin
Van Buren,, painted on ivory and set in
gold, received and for sole al the Variety
Shop. FANGBoRN g. BRiNsMAip.
Oct. 90.
NNHE AMERICAN ALMANAC and RE
~ rosIToRY OF USEFUL KNowLEDoE, for
1887, for sale by
October 81 v, HaRnINeroN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
.Ne1v Fall Goods.

ELEGANT gilt and plated metal scab.
IL bad Sabres: also leather scabbard
Sabres crooked and straight. fine and
common Swords, Holster PISTOLS Spurs,
Sword chains, Belts, sashes, lace, Buttons,
Plates, aud almost all kinds of goods ne,
cessary in the Military line, this day rec d
and opened. Some of our new swords are
the best we ever had; all of our military
goods are new and in fine order.
FANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp,
sept a. poristv Sk.r
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For Sale

Marryatt's Works.
TNHE work 10 published in scmi-mon thly
Il numbers, each number complete in
itself, and containing the whole of one of
his works, equal TO t,co duodecimo volumes.
Tine whole series comprise eight numbers,
ane will form two royal octave volumes Of
about twelve hundred pages, for $3.50.
List Of ,corks comprised in This edition.
l. Peter Simple, or the Adventures Of q
Midshipman.
2. Jacob Faithful.
3. The Pirate; The Three Cutters. &c.
a. Frank Mlldmay, or the Naval Officer.
S. The Kings Own.
6 Newton Foster. or the Merchant Ser
vice.
7. Pacha ofmany Tales.
8. Japhet in search Of Father.
For sale by
Oct. 81. V. HARRINGToN.
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japanese Lotion,

ITO remove feckles, pimples, and ell
l. eruptions Of the skin. and for the cure
of chapped hands, faces, &c. for sale at
the Variety Shop.
Oct. 20. PANGBoRs & BRISsMAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18

NkHE TOKEN and ATLANTIC SOU
u VENIR for 1887, with IL engrav
ings, for sale by "
Ojt. 81. V. HARRINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
United States Pensioners.

y TIVVu OtUVCO OKISIOIICI De
BANK OF BCRLINGToN,)
Oct. Ia, 1886.
TIME following circular having been re-
l. celved by me, from the Treasury De.
pertinent, it will be necessary that a strict
conformity with the rules should be OBJ
served by all classes of pensioners. who
may apply either by attorney or in person.
E. T. ENGLESBY,
President and Pension Agent.
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e. FITZGERALD

ACs Il Il Il IL ~ 1LAtS1 AD
now opening his winter stock ofgoods,
Il but being too hoarse 10 "sng long song"
he simply says to all those who wish TO pur.
chase
JEWEiRY, without heing Jtped,
WATCHES, which need matching,
CLOG KS. of one who is always in time,
FANCY GOODS, of a E,ncifn trader,
HARD WARE, on easy terms,
LOOKING GLASSES fone " ho fears TO use them
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of one who is often
out Of tune,
WILLOW BASKETS, Of one who basks in the
shades of adrersity,
Day GOODS. Of one who does n dry business,
SHAVING APPARATUS, " iiiout being shaved,
COMBS, without having The - combed over
their eyes.
PocKETBoOKs Of one vino has little use for them
RITES & FowLING Guns, of sharp shooter
CANES, Of one who does not raise Cain,
BRrsHEs & BUSTERS, one who is ever ready
to 'brusI, The dust into his own change boz,
And MAEY other articles Of man If fe,o wo,ds.
urJu>t call At the Green Store, east side Of
Church Street.
Burlington. Nop. ~, 1885
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Hardware and Hollowware.
l. New York and is now opening largo
and general assortment of Hardware and
Hoilowwaro which he will dispose of on mod
crate terms for cash or short credit, at tho
Hardware Store on the corner Of Church ST.
and the square.
ROBERT MOODY,
Burlington. Now 1886.
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Second Comptroller Office,
September 90, 1886.
The agent for paying pensions at Burling
ton, Vermont,
SIR--ln order to gunrd more effectually
against a repetition Of frauds, as heret ofore
prac,iced by the production Of forged pa
pers, the first three following additional
rules will be observed by the accounting
officers of the Treasury.
|. In every case where The pensioner
employs an attorney to receive his pension,
the execution Of the power must be in the
presence OF at least one witness other than
the magistrate before whom It is acknow-
lodged. No payment to an attorney will
be allowed unless supported by voucher
hus executed.
2. In all cases where the signature OF
the pensioner or his attorney is required,
such pensioner or attorney will write his
name at length. il capable Of so doing -
oss...=, Use his signature may be by mark OF
or cross, in which case the execution must
be in the presence Of at least one compe.
tent witness, other than the justice or no
,srv who acts officially in the case.
8. No payments will in future be made
10 any peuelOHeV, eNnSI III pcIeou VI Wy ~
torney, who has not applied for his pension
for more than one year. without the pro-
duction of evidence Of his identity. as pre-
scrlbed in the instructions from this office
of June 10, 1888, chapter l, section 2, and
form 3 nor until such evidence has been
transmitted TO the Commissioner Of pen
sons and a special direction authorizing
the payment has been given.
4. In cases where cetificate has beer
issued by the commissioner of pensions tc
the widow or children of an officer or sol
der under the act Of June 7. 1892, or un
der the net Of May Is, 1928. no proof o
the relationship Of the applicant to the de-
ceased officer or soldier ia TO be required
by The pension agent, that proof having
been necessarily filed in the Office Of the
commissioner of pensions prior to the ssu
ing Of such certificate.
Respectfully, sir, your ob't servant,
ALBION X. PARIS,
Comptroller.
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BLANKETS, Heavy Rose & Point Blan.
ID kc,s, cold. Horse do for sale low by
LArHRoP e. PoTwiN.
Nov. IL.
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II CURTIS g. CO. are now opening
IL. their fall purchases of Crockery
and Glass Ware, consisting Of all the desi
BILE articles in :hcir line. Among them
may be found.
Globe. Hall and Astral LAMPS
Cut, press'd & plain Stand do
Champaign,
Wine, c1AScps
Lemonade
Dining Sets, from Il6 TO 2l0 pieces
Plain, White and Enamcl'd Ware
White, gilt edged and bronzed
China Tea Sets.
China Frnit Dishes
Cut, ground, and Flint Tumblers, &C
A u of which will be sold on the best terms.
Oct. IA, 1886
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
CHEAP FIRE WOOD.

"iE undersigned offer for sale Fire
l. Wood ofsupcrior quality, in small
or large quantities, to be delivered either
on their farm Is miles north of Burline.
tom or on The premises of the purchasers.
The road leading through the farm to the
WOOD land being now in excellent state,
affords to persons desiring to buy their
wood on the land every facility of getting
it out to the main road
b. HEtNBERo.
II. r. MoLT.
Burlington, Oct. 6, 1896.
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Earthen, Glass g. China Ware.
~ Packages comprising Liverpool, plain
l " and gilt China ware in great varieties,
Dining Sets complete, Astral Lamps, cut
Fruit dishes; Champaign, Jelly and Vino
Glasses, Tumbcrs &c. &c.
LATHROP & POTWIN.
Nov, IL.
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Ktna Insurance Company.

Htna INSURANCE Company.
NNHE subscriber continues to insure all
- kinds of real and personal property
as agent for said Company, TO whom ap-
pl'caton may at all times be made at his
Office in Burlington. TIE established
reputation of This Company for stability,
fairness and llbcrality in their dealings.
needs no further commentator.
VIM. A. GRrswoLD.
Burlington, April 6, 1886.
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Ne7v Goods,

TIME subscribers have just received
Il from New York m extensive assort-
ment of FALL and WINTER GOODS
comprising all the usual varieties kept in a
country store, which we will sell us cheap
as the cheapest.
WELLINGTON, WHITNEY g. co.
Milton Falls, Oct. I8, 1886.
N. 3. Also 500 bushels coarse and fine
salt.
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Westford, November 10. 1885.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05


A contemporary is talking abou, The in.
dependence Of the press! II may appear
strange to some. but with all our vaunt>
ing. the Independence of the periodical
press in this country is non entity.
There is no such thing. There is q
censorship exercised more potent than
the ordinances Of Charles the Tenth,
or HE lois Ficsch Of Louis Philippe,
and il makes itself fell through the sub.
scripuon list. I. acts through the pock>
et, with much more force than through
the medium of government prosecutions.
Every doIt in the country who takes a
paper, is Bourbon 10 a certain degree;
and exercises his power by resenling any
publication which does not square with
his notions, by the magic words " stop
my paper" In this way the American
press is crippled; upon IickIish subjects
i. has the alternatives Of punishment, by.
pocrisy, or silence; and !, rarely speaks
until satisfied as TO the opinions of its
subscribers. This is the independence
Of the press-the liberty Of the press!
This country is divided into two great
parties. So are the newspapers. and they
have defined fields Of action. They must
decry every thing done by their antago
mist as wrong. and laud every thing done
by their friends as right; no matter what
may be the character Of q portion Of these,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

4 beautiful and curious engraving. from
the skilful BURN Of young Bcyn,nn. is on
sale at the bookstores. II il a miniature
c"py Of the Declaration Of independence
engraved on an enamel card. about four
inches by six. The declaration itself is
contained IN space Of only 81 inches
square. is surrounded BY a rich border
emhrllished by the Arms Of the thirteen
original States. The names Of the sign
-rs are all subscribed IN fac simlle. Il is
indeed a rare aud beautiful work. that will
enhance the reputation OF The artist.
Boston transcript.