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aioe'a Improved Lightning Conductors.
iih subscribers would respectfully inform the iphs r
!, Tents q "orcsstsr and vicinity titi iher arr
70 eF e.. LiaiiINiNG CONDUCTORS IN ensnlis sea-
offered TO the plblc- substituting f,r t5s ng e 5e'
HOES commonly used copper points and G,stenrts gied
spes' ana COPPER hoiio.s eddg thereby tnntersiiy ~,
.hs beauty, strength, aud dIrabiluy Of mo ,,t "
Orders BY mail promptly attended 70.
Worcester, Mnrch g. dw,f - - hi1Ei
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EpiEeIssV and a1ida

IPh1Npay N1lW HFB0N.
I1h subscriber has been very successful in troa,;r M
curing Epilepsy, Apopexy, Conyusive and nssg o SIo
,he kndfed nature, spinal affections neuragi 81 .,
av ia heGA-noYous headach muscular contracona
a. e'de diseases and weaknesses of every nature ~
IN usyoies as usual, particular attention 10 Unns
ion bronchitis, alterations and diseases of tho rb
SIN " b,,ases Of the heart Liver complaints, Dyspen
,hae c,gsses IN general Gypeope subject to
~, y once ana residence, No Q MAPLE srprvr ro,. ~.
'%vestef House Oilce hours from 10 o,cncL y a, '
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RICHARDSON Z LORTMa.
ssmproved Wanlling NInchine.

Improved Washing Machine.
'H1ilE~E celebrated Machines, for. which received
Diploma al The + air OF tbs Worcester 90. Mechanics
Association made at NJ CENTRAL sTREET where
orders may be addressed.
The following h taken frpm the Editorial columns of the
SOY; We haze had Que OF Coyes's Washing Mgehiuea
~ n1e in our family, ter several past aud after
giving N fair trial Recommend II the beat machine
nr ihf ruepose lha We are acquainted with 1t not
nlanner inure eiohe- much ess than is done by
olher wishing ninchues, 81 by the common hand rubbing
b0prd.n F''e
lyfrice IS. Wnranhd 10 please
May ~. d2aw VT FRANCIS GLOVER
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WiId9r's Patent Salamanca Sagas,

WlEd9T'S FdJoIG Salaman3CY Sasas.
secured st CNnPotcaer and trGTrGnt TED NOT 10 ti,r,
- b9oks OF papers by d1mpness
Eh1BsE sAFES are made in The mo substantial man
her med with composition which IL a perjfct non
cohdacipr Of heat and cannot be destroyed b, fe having
beeh exposed frequently, the most severe tests n,
every instance pr serving their contents uniajured
@aAtiaettred by JOHN 4. WILDER
10 90 State Street BOSpog
Orders received BY WILLIAM CROSS
ApTiI7 disf n, fVorc..,.. n,
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FOR SALE.

kvA A HOUSE gnd LOT, situated In Gfatiou Cent?,
Esy4 q abon' siS rods frrm he Com,no saitahs 10
-Hssssone or 80 families. Apply 10
Crallon, Dec ". du G. . M4fnRpE
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For sale or 10 Vc:,

- A SMALL COTTON MILL, situated aho,r ~
skE IL niesfon W orrssirr, will be sold ne "a cbsbss
@;- Tor other property, or lei fer term Of yenrs IN
uigaa the Once 81 lac Massachusetts soy DO, 6
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Pasture land for sale.

Pasture ElaMel fOr Safe,
TOR SALE, PASTURE, situated in the northwestern
4 part OF RUTLAND belonging TO the Estate of Arlmah
Harlow, late of Shrewsbury, deceased Said Pasture con
ains about Fifty -four acres well waered by never failing
Inquire of DAVID BARNES near the same or of the
Executors. NATHAN b. HARLOW, Execu-
GEO. II. HARLOW, tors
Shrewsbury, Feb 6. 9m
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Paper Hangings,

carriage asai Sign EDmishgsspg.
EuiE subscriber has taken shoo over B,rn,s 4 s,oc.
Wells Livery Stable. No 10 MECHANIC STREET. Tor
he purpose oil carrying this ba On Of business lie
Soics sh3re o. public patronage asi4ction given in
an ctsts or no charge. GLbZISG done when ordered,
sept a. dlf ]. d. ANES 10 Necbapic 81
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Paris Blue.

NEW and beautiful article for carriage and ornaments
"A painters. For sale at SAMUEL G. WHITES deale
in Drugs, Medicine, Paints, and Dye stuns,
No. "a Washington So, near Western r. X. Depot.
Feb. 81. dec v3In
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EaOVEsc aOt Cor aaVe

PLEASANTLY situated OF Fruit Street near Pleasant a
4 80 r. front and 1874 H. Deep which ore plumber oil
IN IL trees For particulars, nfue of T.. ADAMS nj Nun
Ems. 2i9 Mans stairs, the subscriber IN Ioll
Mach g. dow WIN. WBITCoMB
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COltsGoOt Rock,

lust received fresh lot Of the above and er a,,
u sale and retail by ''' '"""H
roo LEWIS T. LAzELL, Apo,Aecgrp.
Fb uwowf 2el Main-st, doors north Am Ho,..
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SPIRAL HAY CUTTERS FOR SALE
He subscriber has few Hay Cutters, very good ar
tice, that he would exchange for CASH or Woop. In
quire at the New Brick Shop on UNION STREET.
N b. Hay Cutters repaired as usual and on reasonabI
terms LUTHER WHITE.
Jan q diff
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Artists Tools and COIOrs,

COMPLETE assortment Of the above always on hand
"A and for sale SAMUEL G.. WHITE Druggist
No. "a Washington 50. ncur Western Il. II. Depot
REQ ~, dw9n
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LATHE FOR SALE
n Z six feet Engine Lathe Said Lathe is almost rev
"a will be sold cheap for cash Inquire at No 30
IREEN ST. dt Nov Ii.
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SHOP TO LET,
GlTUATED on Hanover street, suitable for Painter
~ Or Boot maker. G. A. q E. HARRINGTON,
Zee u dist SO Map 81.
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HEAR THE PATIENT.

J. =. CALHOUN, ofsouth Coro,pa
Prepared by J c. AVER, Chemist Lowell, Mass SniI
IN worcester by Lewis r. Iazcll jas Green Il CO. NJ n
Green, IT, g. Bates j. Scott, IRA Co Dr. Barrovs Web
stor NJ H. Smith N II. Villages o. +. vmor " eStbo,,i
~ Adrich, Grafton; Ballard Il Messenger CptonviIe ni
Druggists generally. eeod eoygD Ma ,J, "a"
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- Valuable Mare for Sale.
SVIA 1fI of Worcester House.
Jan IA. diff
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Oiled Silk.
COMMUNION Wine

4 VERY pure article, for salevery low by LEWIS T
LAZELL, wholesale and retail Druggist, No. 2Ol MAIN
STREET, doors north Am. House. If Jan30.
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Cold Comfort for the Free Democracy.

Tho Daily Sentinel contains Il letter from an
cold line" Democratic correspondent in Green's
boro, Orleans Co., in which the following para
graph occurs -
Our State ticket is a very popular one, and
will receive the cordial and hearty support OF
every democrat in this section, and believe in
the State John Roberts we voted for in old
Jackson times, and know him to be an able
and horest man, and true democrat The
free sellers thought they would gain something
BY nominating Mr., Peek, but they will be miss.
taken, he will not get over two thirds as many
votes in this region as Needham did. We
worked hard two years ago to elect him to Con
gress over RoSelI the Wing Abolition, Free
soil candidate, and now we are acting together
with H0raS Everett, William Slrls, In mrence
Brdinard and other federal worthless to defeat
the democratic party. We shall not soon for
get Mr.. Peck's voting about three weeks for a
free solel for speaker against the democratic
candidate last winter,
And yet the much. abused Free Sellers
have made sort Of suctertaSh nomination, il
Chittenden County, including three old line,
anti Peck and an'-Nree Democracy candidates
The Old Live" will never forgive Mr.. Peel
for " voting about three weeks for free sole
for speaker" against Cobt, while, at
same time, d" old liners" very complacently re
ceive nominations to Office from Mr.. Peck
friends II the eyes Of the decent and honor
able portion of community are not opened b.
this transparent jingle, they may be said to b
hopclessly blind. The Sentinel abuses Uorac
Ecere1, William Slate, and laurence Brain
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST

James b. Henderson, (Anti-Denton). st.
Charles gives Porter, (Whe) $50 majority
over Henderson. This is a Wing gain on the
last Congressional election of 500.
Another dispatch says the intelligence from
the second Congressional district is highly en-.
couraging for the election of Porter.
The whole Wing ticket for the Legislature
Municipal officers in the city and county of St,
Louis, the Sheriff, Corpber. etc, is elected, with
the exception of two Judges OF the county
court,
Aug. S-'The election returns come in slow
ly. No satisfactory results yet. The returns
received thus lar are favorable to the Wings,
and, no doubt Porter's election is certain.
Marion County has elected Wing Senator
and two Wing Representatives, Ball county
has elected Wing Representatives. S. Charles
county Wing Senator, and two Benton Rep
resentatves. Linton county has elected a
Whir Senator,
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DAILY FREE PRESS, AUGUST 10, 1850.
Change. Oh the Political Chess Board.

The "noise AMI confusion" created by the
long, exciting and frutless Omnibus discussion
in Congress. have produced a good deal of
" doubt and hesitation" and brought about some
strange political results. The Wings appear
to have lost, temporarily, the staunch and noble
State of North Carolina, in the recent election,
and there seems to be good reason to believe
Tat they have carried one of the strong-holds
Of Democracy, MISSOURI The Geographic
news from the latter State is quite extraordinary
We arc decidedly more gratiied with it than
we are panied BY the intelligence from the old
North State, because North Carolina is sure
Wing whenever the day Of trial comes, aud
Missouri is clear gain.
We rejoice at the result in Missouri, (which
is entirely uninfected by the modern political
rnonstrosly called Free Democracy because
it proves that the attachment of the American
People to the principles of Freedom, and ,hcir
aversion to the preparation of Slavery in the
! Republic, are widely spread and deeply seated
/ The very doubt Of the result in Missouri is a
/ u bile Wing triumph! The Calhoun branch Of
I
the Democracy, in that State, has evidently IN,
dergope a perfectly disastrous defeat There il
not corPlr4rs guard Of them left ! we hear
Of no solitary ultra democrat elected 1t is
either Ben;on,' (Which is not SO bad) OIL
"Whig." The ardent patriots who only ash
for time aud opportunity" to carry Slaverj
into New Mexico, arc niserably defeated.
The following is the Geographic dispatch j
the Boston papers Of yesterday
Missouri ELECTION. LouiS, Aug. 9Th
First Congressional Dislrct.-John f. Darby
(Whig,) has three hundred majority in St. Loui
county, oyer F, A, Roster, Benton Free Loiler.
In Cape GJadeau County, James b. BowliI
received six hundred and HiiY-two votes Da
ley, 500, Roster, 375.
Second Congressional District.-From thi
district we learn that Marion County has giveI
GiIchrst Potter, (Whiel 262 majority ovel
both the Benton and anti Benton candidates.
Balls County gives Potter 100 maJoIity owe
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sonably be expected Higher rates how,
ever, Tor Twist are conf lcnty anticipated,
even with cotton ct lis present value. AL
most every department Of the fustan trade
is healthy, and with very extensive BUSH
ness doing. Should the coming crops in
Ireland prove abundant, an extraordinary
demand for the low qualities ofthis article
Is anticipated, as the demand for the last
year or two has been Of 50 limited a char.
acter. The printers and dycrs arc all busy.
The market closes buoyant.
Harre, Ju1y 2Oh.--Thc cotton market
was extremely dull on Saturday last.---
Yesterday it became more animated, and
loo bales changed hands at late rates.
MISUNDERSTANDING of importance was
doing in the House Of Lords. In the Com
mons, on the 30th, Sir r. Peel took the
oaths and his seat. Baron Rothschld also
presented himself and on being sworn,
omitted the words " on the faith Of Chris
tian,' which gave rise to a good deal of
discussion, and the matter was postponed till
Thursday.
The news Of the arrangement Of the Greek
question was received in Greece with unboun-
ded joy.
e,
but business continues active.
IRELAYD,-The patriarch Dorner died lately
in Kildare, aged 1913.
DENMARK AND TIE DUTcHGEs Accounts
| aiaie that Oh the 18th the troops Of Schleswig
/ lIoste,n and those of Denmark, had an encoun-
ter, in which,, after eight hours hard fighting,
the Danes gained decided victory. Adyces
of the 9th say that the Schleswig -l1olstein
army was encamped at hestedt $4,000
strong, ready for another engagement.
RoME.-An attempted Assassination Of Col.
Nedon has led to the discovery of conspiracy
Of much importance.
RUssIA.-A terrible and destructive fire has
reduced the city of Samara, government Of Sim
brisk, to ruins; 33 stone houses, and 496 house s
built OF wood, were destroyed, with the chur CHI
and many public buildings, and l26 corn mag
aZines.
Hamburg, JN1y 27ih.-The killed. missing
and wounded in the battle between tAe Danes
and lloIsteiners, are now stated at 1000, the
most Of whoa are Danes.
LoHdoa, July 30N.-There was no change
in the money market Consos closed at 90
1-Sa97. Mexican bonds were lower in conse-
quence of the refusal Of Congress TO act at its
late session.
We notice no arrivals of vessels from Boston,
or departures for that port, in the Liverpool pa
pers of the 30th. The Caroline, from the CLYDE
for Boston, was spoken, July 18th. The
Thomas llanford, for Boston, with passengers
put back to Queenstown OF the 27th, leaky.
Owing to the lateness of the hour, only two
papers could be obtained, no European Time
+ being published to come by American steamers
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEMSIIIP PA
CIFlC AT NEW YORK.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
New YORK, Sunday crcnjng,
August llth, 1880.

NEW Okh, SHHHdy tttHHS,
August llth, 1880.
The steamship Pacific arrived at this
port about 10 O'Clock this evening, from
Liverpool, which port she left on the 3lSt
ull.
The Pac ic brings 81 passengers.
Cotton, since the sailing Of the Cambria,
had ADVANCED Is to lid. Indian Corn
was lower by Is per quarter. W heat was
Id lower per 20 lbs. There was no change
in Provisions. Wool was in active demand
The sales of cotton on the 23rh at Liver
pool amount to $4,000 bales. On the Both
they reached the same amount,
Manchester IhurSday CrrRmg-Statc OF
Trade.--Wc had large bus mess doing in
both goods and yarns ihis week, and stocks
of both are lighter than for a long time
past, with little exception, Consequently
prices for both are sustained. The guam
tity of Twist daily sending offs enormous,
The demand was never known to be BETTER
and from appearances likely to continue
for some time to come, as buyers seemed
reconciled to the probable fact that no re-
duclon Of moment in the staple can rea-
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1t Is hardly necessary for us to speak in
terms of praise of the ALLEGANIANs. AS often as
they please TO come, they will be welcomed, in
urlington--welcome because their Singing
is intrinsically good and because they are mani
festly improving. We think it would be diff
cult to arrange a Quarettc superior to theirs;
and Miss GooDENoUGls Solos show the adni-
rable quality and faithful training OF her sweet
voice. Such musical combination Of Vocal
melody as the Allcganians possess is wholly
unequalled by any company that have ever
visited Burlington. Bass, Tenor, and Alto
were equally well sustained, and the entire per-
fornances were received with particular graft
fication. We have never before seen so crowd
ed and incommoded an auditory so well content
with the goods the gods gave them" The
corner. Of the Hall, and the obscure places"
generally, were filled with ." fair women and
brave men," and nobody complained except
the unfortunate few who could not see what
they heard We saw Ladies enduring patient
y the necessity that kept them Oh their feet,
and gentlemen gorying in the companionship.
---On the whole, the Alleganians may set
themselves down as established favortes in
Burlington, and entitled TO full house when
ever they present themselves. We cannot pro.
could J but we will vouch for equal numbers
and equal appreciation of their excellent sing,
ing.
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DAILY FREE PRESS AUGUST H. 1850


We have tho satisfaction 70 anrounco ,b.,
tho lin ,d,oi,,irr r. .,,ror,-. 4. ,-,r,roo,.,,,,r
norelod in bcr rohcs Of Froodon ;, and with ber
own Constitution and boundaries as defined nv
b,r.olr u,os nassau 70 ho o,,,ros,od !, tho
Senate on NIondav last bv ,ho decisive and
noble vote Of 33 TO 10 Onr reader, will find
in ano,bor colum, = teIorro,hic ,hs,,oc, IF tho
nrocoedinos of tbs So,.tn ON ,be oo,, .io, of
recojvin, This vonng bnt noverrnl S;s,e, in,o
the cl,r,on. ConfoJoracy Of >i,a,oo Tbs, tho
Pu veil, mass tho Hans, ~, =, oop,l, d,ci.;v.
vo,o wn entertain M, manner Of douh,
rims as fine imned,mouts which have for
eirb, months ub.trncted ,be ect;,n If rooqross
II the ..oncsrioDabe shane Of Compromises
and Omnlbuses, are swept away, the National
Representatives are able to do the State some
seryice1 The wisdom and patriotism OF tie
late President TAYLOR are INDICATED, bv the
return OF Congress to the course o! duty and
true policy pointed out by him. The bouada-
res of Texas have been fixed, so far as the
Senate is concerned, tnot as flvoraby as we
could WISH to be sure, but FIXED) and the adj
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guage is studiously calm and moderate, the po-
sliions tahen cover the essential ground and
are mprehnably fortified. We seldom meet
State paper Of equal felicity and vgor. We
can imagine no reply to them save with the
e-knIc, aud even ,nat is not in point with
the bayonet5 Of a regiment of regulars con-
fronting it. 1t don't reach the case.
We shall see whether Mr.. Webster is that
Judas, that traitor to Freedom that tool Of
the Slavery Extcnsonists,' which he has been
so literally pronounced through some months
past. We have not liked his Speeches nor
some Of his votes on 't the Wilmot,' &c. but we
shall now be sadly disappointed if he does not
prove more effective champion of Free Soil
than many of his most unsparing dciamers.
L ct US look aud see
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QJ-Some sagac ous observer, writing TO the
Boston Atlas about Commencement Day and
its interesting events, conclude his letter with
a" flying shot" at the rather lubberly carcass
of " Free SHE" in this District. AS to Mr..
Beardsley's taking the stump against JAMES
MEAcHAM, all that seems necessary to remark
is that the gentleman will certainly get tre'd'
in the experiment
"a word about political movements, before |
close this hurried letter. The Free Soil party
held their convention here today to nominate
candidate fer Representative to Congress, in
opposition to Mr. Meacham, who now SO ably
fills that place. Some week or two ago, the
party met here for the same purpose, but there
was not enough assembled to organize con-
veution with all the officers and the usual num-
Der OF Vice Presidents, and so They adjourned
to Commencement day, hoping to gather up
from the crowd sufficient numbers 10 make
small show at least. They did muster Ger.
poral's guard this time, and nominated Her
man r. Beard,ley, of ST. Adams, as their car-
didatc, to run down Mr., Meaoham. Mr.. Peek,
their lasts candidate, very modestiy declined a
denomination. lie is modest man. and his
very nature and constitution shrink from taking
the stump, as his friends desired him TO do last
year. | think Mr.. Peck has got out OF the
scrape very luckily, 1t is expected that Mr..
Bearlsley will take the STUMP apd 60 ahead.
Very well, let him, for it is very certain he will
have to do all his speaking on the stump, and
none OF it in the halls o! Congress. The truth
is, the Wings of Vermont leave no ground for
these free oilers to stand upon, S,i,h Barber,
KasSon, Needham, Stansbury, and a few other
choice spirits will continue to harp away in
spite of all dlscoWasemepts. | admire their
perseverance, and would wish them God speed,
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o. 1t has been generally remarked that there
were fewer people attracted TO Burlington this
year, by the Annual Exercises of our University
Commencement, than usual. 1t is supposed to
be owing to the fact that the" Free Democrdcy"
Commencement Day-people of well-regulated
minds feeling dreadful reluctance to be inns
plica,ed, directly or indirectly, in such gather
my. 1t has got to be an established fact that
in any town where Free Democracy Conven=
ton is held tho aggregate population, for the
time Icing, is apparently diminished. We are
mortified to state it, and hope the Barberzed
Democrats will try to keep up their spirits as
they lose their numbers.
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DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70, 1850.


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~ Fruits of TaylorIsm."

The leading Locofoco paper in North Caro-
lima 0he Raleigh Standard) under this head,
has the following
There is room enough for all in California.
ii that country had been thrown open to slave
labor, slave property would have been at This
moment twenty-five per cent, higher in North
Carolina, and we should have stood some
chance Of realizing our proper and just share
of the mineral riches Of that remarkable land !;
but as il Is, under the Free Sol Administration