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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-16
COACH SHEET Il DOUBLE
wv THICK GLASS of Winslow MulEca and

r551I-7. ~ sspTi Eg.--i5y the ships Haguenoi,
r Abby Pfan and Calender, via New York, direct
rom the manufacturers, am in receipt of my fall
STOCK OF EARTH EN- w AEa z AND CHIN A. and
from the Northern Factories, my supplies Of GLASS,
embracing new styles and patterns, enabling offer
10 my friends and the public generally, the largest and
best selected assortment have ever had.
The country merchants OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima are particularly invited to examine my stock and
rices
~ stoneware packed at factory prices, and par
tcuiar attention paidto packing
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-16

zSAPLER MACHi ARTlCLES.-PaperM Ma
a chi Port Folios; Work Boxes Gard Trays; En-
yelope Cases; Work Tables; Cabinets; Writing DESKS;
Inkslands; Trays; Waters, &c &c.
a haiiul assor nent OF the ABOVE articles, suitable
for 5leselLs ior sale at
Dc Is enters, No. 70 Man street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-16

HV Manchester | have received fresh supply
Of Webbs Burning Fluid Those in want would do
well to Try this article, it is superior to any IN the
market HUGH A. WATT,
nAl5 - Main street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

The House went into Committee of the Whole
and took up the Civil and Diplomatic appropri-
alton bill
Mr.. Giddinrs opposed the Texas boundary
claim and insisted on the ancient limits OF
New Mexico. lie was opposed to paying S10,-
600 900 to Texas, for territory to which she
had no Just claim.
Mr. Johnson, of Tenn, dissened from the
powers assumed by the President. in his mes
sage, aud avowed himself in favor of any rea-
sonabIe compromise, TO avoid threatened dliil-
culties.
The Committee rose and reported, and the
House adjourned.
New YORK, Sunday evening" Aug. 11th
A despatch from Raleigh, N. c., says
that Reid, the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of North Carolina, is elected by
5000 majority. The Democrats will have
Ga majority on joint ballot in the Legisla.
ture.
KENTUCKY ELEcTloN-The returns thus
far indicate the election of 7 Wing and
Democratic senators, and 7 Wing and 7
Democratic representatives., TO the State
Legislature. Among the latter, Col
Richard M. Johnson is chosen representa-
tive in Fayette county. There is a small
Democratic gain, but not sufficient TO af
feet the general result.
The Missouri ELEcT1oN.-Wa shington
Aug. 9th,--The Globe contains two St
Louis dispatches. The first states tha
Benton has gained, as far as heard from
and his reelection is certain. The seconc
one says four Wing Congressman are
elected, and that the Legislature will stanC
about 90 Wings 10 80 Benton-thc balance
will be anti-Benton.
JENNY LIND.-Barnum announces tina
the first professional appearance of Jenny
Lind in New York, will take place on O.
about the 18th of September t."--Bos-
ton Daily Adp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
Building i'm Burlington,

We presume at no period within the past
history of Burlington have there been so much
activity and energy in the way of building for
the accommodation of both residents and bus
iness. The character Of the structures COM
peted and in process of completion, during this
season, affords, also, conclusive indication OF
advancement in taste and libcralitY. Not to
speak of the numerous private residences that
are building or remodeling (among which that
of JAMES w. HiCKoK, Esq, will probably be a
very superior model of architectural beauty as
well as Of comfort and convenionce( we may
refer to the substantial and elegant edifice about
completed for the Merchants Bank Oh Water
Street.-The interior arrangements OF which are
in tasteful agreement with the external neat
ness and beauty of the structure; and to the
large and fnely-built Store recently finished on
College Street by HENRY LEAvESwoRTH, Esq
The large FIRST Glass HOTEL, which D.
w. BUCKLEY, Esq, is erecting, on the North
sideof the Square, is progressing with good
degree of rapdty. We do not doubt that this
Hotel, with its basement arrangement of Stores
will be ah ornament to the Village, and highly
creditable to the enterprise and public spirit Of
Mr.. BUCKLEY.
We may add that Mr.. LEAvENwoRTn is also
engaged in erecting a superb and substantial
row of four story Stores, of large dimensions, or
the South side of College Street, and has COM
menced the foundation work of still another on
the North side, nearly opposite The public are
under obligations 10 Mr.. LEAvEYwoTH for the
valuable contribution he is thus making TO the
progress and prosperity of Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
New York Commissioner.

Gov. FISH, OF New York, has honored us
with the appointment of " Commissioner for the
State of New York to take the proof and ac-
acknowledgement of Deeds and other instruments
to be used or recorded in said State, and to ad-
minister Oaths and Ailirmations, pursuant to
an Act of the Legislature passed April 10
1880"
1t is not generally known, perhaps, that by
the provisions of the Law of New York alluded
10, the terms Of office Of all Commissioners for
that State in other States, appointed previously
to the 3lst of July last, expired on that day.
1J-It is obvious, Of course, that this appoint,
ment is a very judiciOus one, and reflects great
credit upon the sagacity and penetration of Coy,
FISH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
G d e ID Z A H..

The mos perfect remedy for the cure Of
Cholera, Cholera NloIbus, Dyscntery, Summer
Complaints Of Children and panl.c.a, eth
er recent or pro!rac,ed
THE public have been familiar with this
I medicine Tor nearly twenty years and through
Is intrinsic merits II has created tor itself a wide
pread ma het both IN this and distant countries It
ever has been e4uaied BY any other medicine, and
here l. no probability that II ever can be eAceiled-
Is poWcis IA Ct.ciin5 an immediate CURE III every
0t
Cholera, Dysentery and III rrhoea,
nevery country. and in every climate has astoni-h-
d the world. fhyslcuus have looked OIL their dy-
no patients with wonder and establishment al scelsg
hem revive and become restored, when the las:
mark OF HE seemed to be hickerug, and all hope OF
rcoyriy h I'd fed. Such cases have been every day
,c,,urreucrs 1t Is not too mach 10 sag, that not
in.le from either OF h"s' diseases need be- lost.
yhrn tins mtdjclie Is administered IA any reasona
,e time 50 l. II to cure
1t sci ,om req ll.rs NOR, than a sw dnys 10 cure
he worst cases and all recent gas : axe cured III
hs COURSE OF a icw hours.
Al this season al the year every family should have
raj hand IN case o sudden attacks the lmmtdt-
!r use Of the Cordial will entirely prevent any Sell
US schuess.
Mre T. kInuEE, lngeG>og and Proprietor.
- sold as formerly AT the Old stand, 100 Cour.
;trttt, Boston, by Mis- l.. BIDDER X co.
A. {. SPEAR and SCAkLElT & LYON,
Druggists, Agtn.s tOl Burlington and vicinity.
Wlmos2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
EhOralas 7Hiils' ElAtnlc.

STAT OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable the
DlSrRlcT OF CHrrENpLY, IS. Probate Court fox
the District OF Chlltenden:
To the creditors and others concerned in the estate
of Thomas Mills, late OF Burlington in said District,
deceased
Whereas the Administrator teik Tie wW ANNEXED
of the estate of said deceased has made application
to this Court. to extend he time limited Tor making
payment Of the debts OF said deceased for one year
from the 9Th day OF August 1889, the 3lst day OF Au-
gust 1850 being assigned for hearing in the prrmi-
SEES at the Probate Office ia said Burlington, and it
ha,ng been ordered that notice tLerco, be given, 10y
publishing this decree three weeks successfully in the
Darlington Free Press "A news paper prucd at Bar
lnglon, before the time fixed for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court al the time and place aforesaid then
and there, To make objection if any you have, to the
said time OF payment being further extended aorc-
said.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 18th day
OF August 1880.
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
w1w3 Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

n,med Fves Inf ,muotorv Rhnupotistn Chiblaius
old and inyricrnte sores il cures rndrnllv and poe
itivrIvi II never Gis nnI ther, s no mistake only
tct tie prnriue DnlIv Soivei
GLOSS TVPOSITfOE
C.rrtoN m Dr,Irpst In.rruuuIoua vendors of
couH,c,io AN, ~ n t,,s anu, Je
tprous sfuT with fayy bnyrs Of ,Ie pennin, Daily
Sayc in rnch dozen muller n well initiated LGi
Counterfeit Wrnpppr of The Old Size, and thus oil r
If to danIr,s nj n ,r,ucrI nrice 'tbis Ran takes
win irnnV Jrolrrs bnt the ronflin5 sif;.rer vino
hnp9pns To- use the connrr,it and uoisouons stuff
nays the nrrnitv o The fraud noorovptcJ dis.as -
unsirhty drt,iIniIv resutur from severe burns aud
wounds and moi rnircuurniy loss Of life itself and
the wofuI consequences
Shin ,be poisonous couniercits and buv Dallevs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
Sarah Hsracc,S gI.tatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, I AT Probate Cour
DIsTRlcr OF CmIrENDEN, IS. holden at Burlington
within and tor the District aforesaid on the 9th day
OF August A. d. 1880, an Instrument purpurtmg to be
the last VIII aud Testam snt Of Sarah Brace, late OF
Burlington, in said District deceased, was presented
to the Coult here for Probate, by William IL
lVhite the Executor, therein named.
Therefore il is ordered by sand Court, that public
notice BIZ given 10 all persons interested therein to
appear before sail Court, at sessiOn thereof to be
holden at the Probate Office in burlington ON the it
day of September A. d. 1880. and contest the pro-
bate oil said lt1, aud it is iurthcrcd ordered that
this order be published three weeks successfully IL
the Burlington Free Press newspaper printed Al
Burlington, in This Stnte the last OF which shall b,
previous to thu day assigned ms aforesaid Tor hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office hi,
9th day OF August a ID 1880.
BRADFORD RlXFORD,
Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDIYGs. Washington
Monday, Aug. 18th Senate. AFTER the trans
action Of preliminary business, the Senate took
up the bill for the admission of California.
Mr.. Soulc addressed the Senate at length, in
a speech upon his amendment, which he closed
with an imprisoned appeal to Senators to for
bear before it was too late.
Mr.. Douglas, in a few remarks, said he
would consent to change in the boundaries of
California, but Mr.. Soule's amendment differed
from his views.
The question was then taken on Mr.. Soule's
amendment which was rejected-2O to 80.
MIR. Berrlen next spoke upon the bill He
presented the grounds on which his State OBJ
jected to the admission of California. lie en-.
deavored to show thai California did not want
Stale Government and argued in favor of
territorial government, lie reminded Senators
of the Convention to be held in Georgia, and the
importance of considering the probable conse-
quences but studiously RETAINED from prcdc-
ting what measures they would adopt, or pro-
nouncing in favor Of secession, When five or
six States should resolve to secede forever from
the Union, it would be at an end, Force could
never preserve it. There was no reason to
Hpprehend that any resort TO force would result
in destruction to the Union.
Mr.. Cass replied to Mr.. Berren's sentiments
concerning the sovereignty of Congress over
the territories. After some further coloquy be-
tween Messrs. Berren, CIss, and Foote, the
question was called for.
Mr. Hunter moved an adjournment-Lost
20 to 81.
Mr. Foote moved to lay the bill on the table
lost.
Mr.. Turney moved an adournmcnt-Lost.
The bill was then ordered for engrossment-
33 TO 10, as follows:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

GTMr. Clay arrived at Newport on
Thursday morning, and took lodgings ut
the Bellevue House. lie leaves Newport
on the 18th, to attond public examination
at the National Jaw School in Saratoga
county, n. y, and will remain several
days at the Springs, Mr.. Clay visited the
Legislature, which was in session at New
port, on Friday morning. The two Houses
were in Grand Committee as he entered
the Hall, and as soon as he was discovered
entering the doo. Tie Governor and all
the members spontaneously arose, and re-
ceivcd him in the most respectful manner
A recess was taken t1r hall an hour, and
the members were introduced TO him.
Boston Atlas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

In this Town, August Sth at the residence of D.
Winsow, by p. Backman, Esq, Mr. JEnrAL c.
HAYES, of Ferrisburgh, to Mis- lNLz ADAMS, OF Pan
ton.
In Washington, on the 3lst ultimo, THO MAS
G. ri ~, Esq, OF Boston, to Miss ELLEN daugh.
ter OF Hon. j. CoLLAMLR, late p VI. General
In New. York City, July %, by the Rev. Dr.
bowling, MIR. CHARLES r. Moore, of Shebovgan
Wis, to Miss SARAH JANE VAN ARyAM, only daugh.
ter Of A. Van Anam, Esq
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
rAINT no us ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
CRANES PATENT SOAP,
IN HOUSE CLEANING,

its virtuesarc pre.emincut the labor, much dread
ed in the spring and fall, beng reduced LORE THAN
THREE louErnS, 1t leaves pant a GOOD as new IN
Appearance, ,pi!LOm iGj"ring as PermdReHcyW TIE
The printed directions which re furnished to cv-
purchasers, in all cdScS te ScrHFH'DS'g c0$cIr-
ed in order to obtain the benefit O the soap.
The following are among tjir Communications al
ready Obtained from persons who have tested lis viz
Burlington, May p, 1850.
Mcssrs WoonpCFr &, RAJ
Gentlemen have at last arrived at the concG-
sion in regard to your Patent Soap Tor Family N"sn-
ing. suppose you will consider me rather illdy IN
reporting 10 you but waited Tor several trlals "a
found some difficulty in getting fair ones, as wash
els are 50 in the habit OF rubbing that II has beel on
repeated trials that could get fair operation, and
am now told 10y the pcrs lns trying tor me That they
are fully convinced 81 It's utility and entirely cs'ab-
S'''R A''t S Suu truly ruy " '''''' JNMEs COOK.
Philadelphia, May -, 1880.
have examined Cranes Patent Soap rs made 10y
G. ID KNIGHT * Co., and am well satisfied that It
contains no ingredients which could be injurious to
tn. most delicate fabric which it u employed.
have also examined it practically, and hnd II TO pos
sess most excellent detergent g"9''iG'ssp BOOTH,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
OF Professor Booth, DIR, Rcyuc Coates, who is
hardly less distinguished as Chemist and Flysl~
clan than "A literary man, says
MIR. Booth IS 50 well known throughout the land
that | should hardly think certificate OF his sclen
tic standing necessary. lie Is universally ADMITTED
ODE one OF the tcO best Chemists in the T. States
CIane's Potent CompoHnd IFGsh Mixture, sup
Piled by l.. Woodruff, Agent tor Vermont has been
used IN my family Tor several weeks with the most
| gratifying success have no hesitation m Iecon-
menlinG It IS highly useful preparation, aud that
It's value IN the process OF Washing Is unqucstonobe.
! LESTER JAMES,
Pastor of lhe VI. f. Church in Burlington, Vt.
! Cranes Patent NOdp-We have tried this conf
position IN our own family, and it is OF the most
I valuable domestic Improvements OF the day Ii
saves time andlabor and preserves clothes from be-
mg rubbed to pieces The qualities claimed tor It ~
the advertisement are not exaggerated. Eh'iddel-
phid Daiiy san.
z q The above article may be found at The store
ALBERT CHIrTENDEN, in In iPard's
Il ulldmg East side OF the Sdua'e, corner OF Main ST.
MANUFArTUREp BG
!, g. CHANDLER, AGINT.
d&w July &c, ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

Tho President has rendered the Department
Of the Interior to the Hon. Il, VI. II. Mci<ESNoX
of Pean., and the War Deparmon, to the Hon.
Mr.. CDyRAL, Of Louisiana. The latter is in
Washington, and has accepted. a despatch
was received from MckENNuH's son by tie
President this morning, stating that his father
is absent, and will reaurn to morrow There
is little doubt about his acceptance - y. Y.
Cour. d Eng. Aug. lOM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
{1ic0,

In Providence r. l., on the 9TH inst, Mr. GEORGE
SANDERS, formerly tea her of Music ana Dancing in
this place
In ST George, July Goth, GroEGE NEWELL, son
Horace and julia Allen, aged months and 10
days.
This lovely bud so young and fair,
Called home by early doom,
Just came 10 show h W air flower
In paradise would bloom
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
SErOlsGsst llGfa Pines.

~ AIWORTu s MASON, IL & p Devon
~ shire Street, Boston, manufacture 1p-weiGrd
LOCOMOTIVE, STATIONARY AND MA
RINE BOILER FIIES, STE AN AND
GAS PIPES, BRASS AND IRON
VALVES AND COCKS,
and every variety OF apparatus for steam and Gas
ll'mk Tubular Steam Boilers; Feed Pumps; Steam
and Vacuum Gu14cs Improved Tubular Heaters.
for Steam Engines. Balance ana other Valves for
Steam Engine Regulators; and yaretyoi Steam
Engine and Boiler appultruauccs used by r. EiurcIs
They also fit mp in the best manner, Cotton an!
Foocn Mills with GAS APPARATUS, AND
Steam Warming. Drying and Dye Heating Arpar-
atus an u @ a r.rty Of Improved Steam FIX
lures for Manufacturing nnd ether purposes.
{ y the plan OF warming buildings by steam 'rM
smqU wrougH H0n HIcS was oEnlNArEH ana has
been extensively brought into use by IVGtc3rh /
NGS0n
Angnst 9, 1850 wIWl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
NO. r.

REFINEMENT ladies who use the TIebeaionn for
the complexion, and the Hyperion Fluid for the hair
as invented by VIM. Boyle are distinguished above
all Others Tor clcarness and smoothncss of skin anc
luxurlance oil shining ringletS. Sold by the inventor
VIM Boyle, III. Washington Street, B,slon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
Yg.HEg&Eg'S h'.sWE,NT OIL.

Il is now two or three yeas since it first in
troducrd 10 the public. dining ssh ch tim" it has gain
ed rcpuratioa, both huIh' and uhruad tar above
any and everything else, tor Poria5 Light and it
is now admitted That MARSIi'S PATENT Oil
is The
Natlsomss', Ciecp ST. p s and 'ofest article
for Liglt in me No Id.
The introduction thus far has been the most nlter-
ing the PROPRIETOR and the sale is unparalleled in
all history ct inventions.
1t is perfectly safe and free to burn in any Common
Oh Lamp. with the SIMPLE alteration at Tube
which Is uuur llr the lrnL expense of II = Gems
Thus maxim. the change from a dim, nasty, sll1ky
Irht tla
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
MARkET-IPcdnesdc Aur.

Atmarket $50 Catle-about 700 Beeyes and $50
Stores, consisting Of IVotkng Oxen, Cows anl
Calves, and three years old
Price Market Bert-Extra at Sc .25 per cwt-
lst quality, $500; II do, s3,7j 81 do, s. %; ord.
nary, S ,jUaj
Veal Cuiycs-S2 5Oa5
Ilidcs--3 80 per cwt
Tallow, 50 80, per 100 lbs
Stores-Worklng Oxen, Sj6, G5, 7ja9O.
Cows and Cniyes-$20, 26, 3Ja3j
YearlmgS--None.
Two years oid,-3l7, 23a27.
Three years old, Sl7, 2ja30
Sheep ami Lainbs-,Io3J at market. Priccs--Ex
ira none. liy lot 81 so, $50.
Swine--None.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

II the Vermont Wings were not doing all that
can be done against the extension OF negro
slavery, and doing the work, too, better than
ihav can do IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
The Peoples Academy,
MorriStc,Cn, Vermont.
TENHE FALL TERM OLE THIS IXSTIruTIO


TENHE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION
n will commence Thursday, Sept 9TH and contin-
ue eleven weeks, remaining under the superinten-
dence OF NJ. Dwinell, A. b. and Miss Jane +. Dw
nell.
Instruction will be given in the branches usually
taught in similar schools and also in French, Music
on The Piano ami MeiodeOn and in Thorough Bass
and Draining and Painting.
Lectures will be given the Natural Sciences it,
Iusrated by new aud extensive apparatus in Pncuma-
tics, Electricity, Magnetism, Electro Magnetism. As
ronomy, Optics, and Chemistry. a course oi lee
turcamay also be expected upon Anatomy and Ply .
sulogy.
A 1cachcrs' CldSs will b. formed, and peculiar ad-
vautdgrS offered to those intending to teach.
VUIIlON-Common English branches, $500.
Higher English branches $50 Greek, Latin. French
80. Music, with Use OF Piano, 500. Music ON
Melodcon, 800. Thorough Bass, 500. Drawing
and Painting, 200 Writing, 100.
Board, including rooms, washing and iuel, s 2j
per week. Good accommodations can be procured
by those wishing to board themselves. For board
address ID. W Putnam, Morri-town, Vt.
The Trustees, having iuII confidence in the ability
and taithuncss OF Mr.. Dwne! and Sister, have Sc
cured II continuation OF thcr services and they take
pleasure in recommending the ScAOo. to the friends
OF Education.
ARIEL HUNTON. NJ. D.
HORACE TOWERS, NJ. D. Prull. Com
y. W. PUTNAM, NJ. y.
JVy 81, 1859. viva
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
WINGS OF BURLINGTON

The Wings ofBurlington are notified to NEE,
at STRONG'S HALL, on TUESDAY the 2OtI
inst, at 7 o'clcck p. W., to nominate Candi.
date for TOWN REPRESENTATIVE anC
the requisite number of JUSTICES OF TIE
PEACE, for the year ensuing.
G. l.. NELSON, ! Wing
l. SHERWOOD
F. NJ. VAN SlCkLEN. Town
{. =. IIlGDEE,
B. EDGECOMBE. Commit.
Burlington, August IA, 1850.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
I'M MONTGOMERY HOUSE

7Iiii- NIN- I It = IT IN I 1INJ z y II.
IL Fremont street, Boston.
rbNllIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS no.
4 TEL. has been thoroughly rcii'tcd aud rcnova .
ted. is now open Cor the accommodation OF transient
and permanent boarcrs.
Tie internal management OF the Horse will be
under the immediate direction OF Mr.. JAMES : PAR
sER, late proprietor OF the Somerset House, Ply
mouth, Mass.
The situation of the Montgomery House is unsur-
passed in any respect by any other in the city being
nearly equally distant from all the railroad dcpots
aud steamboat landings, and very near the business
part OF the c!ty--aud the Subscriber hopes 10y the
ftrcics attention to the best Interests OF thosr who
may visit him, 10 srcugc liberal share OF The pIJ.il
patronage.
Tens Tor Transient Boa,ders 81 30 per day.
TllOS. 7. WILSON, Proprietor.
R,s,on AErust g. 1850 N.WI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
Z. q s. r

SOMEWHERE IN BURLINGTON OR BETWEEN
~ Burlington and ShcIburn. liaht brown leather
WALLET, containing two - bills 81 and num-
Der OF notes against several persons, amounting to
about $500. The owners name, L. PElkSON, is
printed OF written on the Wallet in three places 49,
The finder Will he handsomely rewarded bY leaving
it at this office, or with the subscriber IN Sh"buuc.
EDWARD PERSON.
Shcbum, Aug. II, 1850. dNwf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

" 1t is said that the Cub an invaders are at
work again. The President has been inform
ed OF the fact aud the rascals will be watched
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

OT Hon. Henry Mes, member Of Congress
from Pa, died at lark ia that State, on S,tur-
day. He has been in feeble health the whole
session. lie was Whig.-[ Boston Alas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
BOGLE'S uEBEAIONA.
FOR RErEEsnlEG AND BEAUTrYING TINS CONS
PLENlON,

ErndicatiuI Ians. rmp.cs, and ,tIcr crSpions of
The skin and II, ndcuug tar, delicate and blooming,
1t is equally cihcaclous IN projecting the skin from
the hot suns OF summer, and ic'llug blasts of VIM
ter and Is the most fragrant aud delicious article TO
be found at the toilet ol fashion.
All tn, above Articles have stood the test OF the
strctesi investigation and are WARRANTED superior
So on rial the money! III all cases viii be refunded
! by my Agents WM. BOiLE, Proprietor,
2!7. Uo,liN.