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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. 1880

1t is " no ways likely" that there ever was
anything in the way Of cool irnpudcnce oni,e
equal to the following. Our readers will scatcc-
" believe that it is from the righthand twin
OF Slamese Democracy" the Bur,ing,oa
Courier.
W The Sentinel announces the Dcno,,o,i, -
victory IN North CarUina, aul SAYS thnn II is snch
| glorious fellows as thos. victorious Democrats
thni Vermont Free Democracy holds no fellowship
WIN. ] rue enough, why should il Thrv use ,hr,
ID D'mocratlc cant, while their opponents howl Viii
gerry but both alike rally around the foul system nj
tyranny, froud, violence and brutality which tba
mmt,"et itghfds wl'h such philosophical indrfie-
rue oet ON such canting, lying, false prctenders
/ to DemocracV ! We understand drmorracs ~ L
founded on the idea that mans rights are hober and
@ @loel thail any law or constitution, and not on the
success OF any party or faction. From the Demnrr,
cy mat enslaves It's brother, or fraternizes ,rL N.
nrctch Icho does, Good Lord deliver US"
There, Mr.. Sentinel, you may as well sbr,
up shop! The Courier will not yet caucL,
having anything to do with those who "frs,er.
nIze" with the glorious fellows" vic achieved
the }" Democratic victory in North Carolina :,
not lie lie rolls up his innocent and unso.
phlsticated eyes towards heaven, at the hare
thought, and piously howls: Good Lord do
hver US = We like this mpregnabe virtue.
TINS holy horror of having any fellowship with
the Sentinel folks, who &" fraternize with ,bo
wretches' in North Carolina. We are deen,v
fascinated with this street pietv, this house ton
proclamation of purity. The Sentinel ought IN
De ashamed of itself for agonzng the feelings
OF the Courier, by prasing the &" glorious fell.
lows OF the Baltimore Platform Democracy
BY the way. we cannot conclude this article
without presenting in parallel columns, certain
nominations for Office in this County. As tbev
appear in the Sentinel s. Courier.
Sentinel. Co,,.;e,
Candidates OF the Balu ,ondido,ns r H.
more Platform Democracy Democracy who nrs, he
who " iraternze with the Lord to deiver% ;ho, @
wretches who licked tn, from those ,vhn ~i. ,; III
Wings in n c. Ec'Ec ""0 "u'e'i''ze
for %ndfor For Senator.
J"scpn -. Aien. Joseph ID. Allen.
1H - noumy |noge' FOR County Judge,
'an'on Jones. Ransom Jones.
'' I,nte q S.t""ey' for States attorney,
Jon" W. NuNe. John u. SAKE.
Any body can see at a glance how widelv
apart both in principle and PRACTICE ara
Inc ne"f'ne! and Courier. 1t is rery affecting
and we hope the Courier won't fail to keen on
defining its position SO that nobody will ever
suspect it of having anything to do with those
who fraternize &c." 1t is absolutely heart.
rendins
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
Second District.

Inc Hon. William Hebard has been re.nomi-
mated by the Wings Of the Windsor District. .
for Congress, by acclamaton He will be elec.
ted good deal in the same way. Free De-
mocracy" has nominated our young friend
IHos' J. kIDDER, Esq. Excepting L. B. Villas,
OF course, this is about the best nomination that
could be made-for the Wing cause
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30

=, VI Charles Sumner, Esq, accepts the
Free Soil nomination for Congress, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr.,
winthrop in the Boston Distrct-[ Troy Post.
Yes, and Charles Sumner, ESQ" didn't
gel votes enough to raise the transaction 10 the
dignity of an ordinary farce! Free Soil" in
old Massachusetts, is the most dminutive spe.
cies OF SmaN pretaieis!"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
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been known lciore) the greater the econo.
my Professor Page was himself surprised a,
the result. There were yet practical dilIicnl.
'eS TO Oe overcome yet TO try the experiment,
on grander scale, to make power Of one hun
cred horse, or more.
Truly the age is fraught with wonders, and
we can now look forward with certainty TO the
Tune when coal will be put to better use than
10 burn, scald. and destrny.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30

d'ncr OF lndin aiiiirs in Oregon, which was
amended So As 10 increase the force consider.
aOIY' Some progress was made until the item
directing the pnrcsa,c uf Grecnwood's Island.
Mississippi. for $4,000 was brought mp, which
led to debate, pending which tie Committee
rose AID the House ahi3urneI
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zhe Fugitive Slave L.aw-A Life saarsacsa

Xhe Fugitive Slave LnwA Life Sacrificed.
LoDI IN. u Eueiday. October g.
To the Eaitcy of TIE Tribune:
have just been inogmed CT melancholy ca
ssssrophe ariaing out Of Ihs operation of thio afs
nous bill-wbich occurred in the village of 40.
quaohnock on Saturday evening Iart The Psrsic-
ulars az far az could sarn, are as toll0ws A
theft had occurred in tee village fres black man.
resident, wan accused Of the act warrant wa
taken out against hinni two eonstnbles who had
gone to his house to take him prisoner, found that
ne gone of up the river they followed after and
met him returning on horseback By thia time It
vas dark. The consta6les attempted 70 seize i'm;
the poor fellow Composing they wsrs kidnappersl
iomped from bis horse aud lied homo TIE consta-
bles went TO hiq house. to seize HIN hen. stu
lstorDg under tho same impression he alta 'Aei
them with kuife, determined 10 die rather than 30
taken TO Slavery. dc 60 ssverey wounded one Of
the constabes in shS neck sith the knife thas he is
not ex peoted u i've Subsequently IL was proved
that he wac st nome when the sheft took place and
had no hand in il whatever He also stated that II
tie cons,ables bad god him FOR what they were
seizing him, he would have made no remittance
The co'ored people under suoh terror, from tho
fsct that they can so easily be 0eized under this
arocous law, that they yslll be likely in defending
themselves, to DC the means Of shedding blood -
Liberty il Ba dear to the black to the white man
and tho former has as good right to 1t too. VIC
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PSlLAolLrHi.. Wedoesdsy oct ID
littlo girl named Mary Gpsin, oted At sSs
Hospital this morning from the effects Of burns ra.
ceiysd or Monday iass
The stear er Americas adglc publsSet VA m0nsaE
Id Impaired trraesis 90 CorIox bat c,aar Wis
,hey hAys no percecibie ePset tie pssksl Pas
FLGug market 70 quiet: sbOnt 600 bus asndA4 braots
The Uniform ahirg iaciUdlaK Stra q, IL
sole. a. 1874 s. FOR common aae good BRANDS iaia
$50 ur sSiYA f4rcT Ne:stp an1 New sOs al tlEs+r
rates The marietta IeAry bare u RYE ttou2 ooSa
@E4I Il bsld firmly 81 81 = barrel, a which Noas Gr'aex
sslts hage been Thera Ia hut tented am u It
HEAr o5Gs &c lke rece ooI lhe soatl ~ - era
ds5s pas have been quite sms sses % rcd 81 VZ@
- whitesh = buibel Tn mAket 10 scsres II
hfA ard i, waited Corn g IL steady demand s't+ "a
lSf fooa yellow. OATS hcei sEe steady 60 81 eiS
eath-l ,o sonbsn, and Has 10 IN ProasY' saia Tes
,1c, ~ syGAR m tsf hsrds u a0r e1hsus'sd sses OF
~ ahcs West Ia Ia al ful rstes WHISKY - adj aad
icW mis- hgN
sAIEa or sTccK-Fir.t B5atd-a aerriAburs RR a.; o
90, 45t 10 DO t5t $4,000 s. - IS Gifard BAaS.
IT bpo Morris Canal "a; 81 do III Toe 40 a. 8 90
Sp ING Garden %. % lo0t ,fO9 Tennessee SIS sag. u
Commercial Bank 6Si Loo X aai5g Dr. Ssh Goa do S.
~ 81 GO 10 ~ u Mir ektl RR 65, Is l'oa kk Teaz
SS htn Aec bsnh % $ sec Gin e. 80 too4; So 800
do, 65, 1909 81 ylcka butg ltI
Second ioaFd-l0 NOrr RR s.; , Phlsd Bark l4s;; &
Penra Bank Ilf3; $50 Upou Canal 81; So aen Bauk IL
40 u Bans. 2; Is 20 L 2eOo Sch Nav Is 49, u
Sl0Co LehRhes, 7s4; goo Morris Csns, 2i $cce VITA
Pr 81, 9z!,
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HIST nupIrSHEn.

including ,cdotes and Incidents OF his Travels -
Edited by Dr. W. NorlhAl! Among the contents vii be
found The Two Fat ssS'" Cousin Gu's 81 The mu'i-
cal Family, Learned Society," Misplaced Affection
,Burgca Ambition, 1.-THE Spirit Willing, but the Flesh
weak. Lover.' Qusfrslsn "The RsrRoom Loser,'
nCbip, from Saratoga "a Poor Specimen OF the Yankee
Character ard Foereble Fair Sample OF the l'h Char
sctorn Is A Dinner Party, Dinner Party" Anti
quiies and Products Generally being lecture on tho Van
kee Character.
ms golup IN good style for the low price OF 80 cents
Pubilhed by w. BURGESS, y Ann'es
For .ele by al cbeAp bookseIera OILS a
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LeDny I,lod,. lioccptious.

ARRIVAL OF JENNY LIND AT PHILADELPaIA-
The Swedisn Songs!ress lefs New YORK yesterday
afternoon for Philadelphia in tho O'CLOCK line.
having only arrived from Connecticut at bali past
l O'clock. On arriving at Tscony, on the Della
ware she left The regular line, ard took passage
fr Phiedelp hia on board the steamer Ed vim For
rest, which had been chartered for the purpose by
Mr. Barnum. The boat lsuded her as Bro~ninga
Ferry sip, Remington, between and 10 O'Clock
Pm where sbe entered private garbage which
was in waiting, and proceeded to Jone&a Hotel.
Cresnut At. To avoid notice she entered the hotel
by the back way Here splendid suite Of rooms
had been pre- pared for her reception. Meantime
noisy rabble assembled in Ctosnus Of. 10 frant OF
the hotel, and oamorously called for Jenny Liud.
At length Bsrnum appeared the piazza, aud
endeayored 30 excuse her, stating that she wes
very much fatigued from travelling. 1t was OF no
use, however the clsmOr was kept up until jenny
Lind herself appeared upon the piazza led by
Bsrnum. She walked up to the railing, waved
her handkerchief 10 the mob for minute or two,
covering har face with another. The noige Of tho
throDg .hereupon was truly terrific, in tbs midat
OF which Jenny Lind retired
A great crowd had assembled at Waln1t,s..
wharf to see her arrival, bat learning, a'ter tbs ar
rival of the boat THAI tho songssross was on hoard
the Edwin Forrest, they proceeded In body to
the usual stopping place Of that boat, Arch ST.
ghsr, wbere 4 second disappointment awaited
them. North American
JENNY LIND AT NZW HAVEN On the arrival
OF me evening express trelD, tho news sneS the
vertable Nightingale, with her friends q "a In the
rear, capstd grand rush thther. Tha Jar, though
it vas licked and the windows cloEed, was com.
pctoIy blookaded, the MACS meanwhile continuing
TO receive large reinSorcements-enoh in his ooUn-
teneDce seeming to Eay, : must get & glimpse OF
her. Than commenced the chesFng, loud long
and strong Ths cars moving few paces Jenny
rased The Eiodow, anlilod bereGoently, and shook
hands with all in tho vicinity at the sar3e titna
nhe waived her handkerchief TO those more re-
mote While tbus engaged, we Che ifreaponsi.
biel bad fne Opportunity Of gazing ct tho benev.
clent sestures Of tho 8sEede, every neamsnt Of
which YVES radiant with good nature, and mona
could fail 20 observe that abe waa a muoh DELIGHT
Cd as the most en!haaisGsic Of her admirers After
changing osrs abe continued 10 chat and shake
hands With thoae ABOUT her with apparent pleas.
ute, until tae train moved of amid deafening
cheers. At Springfield and seyetal other Railway
stations, M6e, Lind was grec'ed with cheers from
large crowds " no had assembled to oet1h glance
atihe fair 8Wede Palladium, 18TH
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CARPETING.
ENGLISH OARPET1EGS
AND OIL CLOFHS
ETER6OH HUMP sTT

FETERBUN n e
E52 PeartAt. Madison.
nFfEs FOE sALE one Of TIA mort ezIeus'Ye ard
" eiessnl stocks Of Carpstng, &c. be found ~ 10
City Embracing
RICH VELVET AND AX&INsEER,
Thchin gyie quality, colOrs and detglt 1BsgEpaJss
and VII be S9ld 81 prices rUiroQg 10 The trade
PAPE5TRY AND ERUsSELE.
In oar stoct cannot be equsled, snc sf ste;g
eEnnosbe eIceed and price tutez psf eect lesE a os
ENGLiBH AND AMERICAN xHREEP1Y
Thts description 0i cRrpes have TEde ECch sTkD -
With the importers and manufacturers ts!
prepSEc Et a. mee furnish lie laleGl E1d beEt esgl5
INGRAM CARPE Ts,
Our lcck Of Low Priced Cerpc:s 7ss rsYs. btaF, 1Ea
kelEg {: rrtces varying from IL 70 t. per g&rc
OIL CLOTHS
ID erd!4ts varieties, exceedingly rcs varying q
width rom To "A feet, and selling wiz al ether choca
goods tund II Carpet sioreg l per cent !ess taGr
other ei2oiahmentF 10 prcVs which cEliis collected
Rp22 2misThsa7nf
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no0xIATW CLOSET AND PUG Iss assisas--visr -
- q p ssPY szg. Ct s t' %
stcogn, Of he peror quality Of s s rSo1 ss qas
seS % co4Sss aRd r S Ee, fs5;ssP 9ss'
MA c9fsA Th6gst
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CLOTHING.
A LOyKRjs DREAM

2 AUf e KS UEEhAR-
~ liza ot,Sh The tns hen foihs are 10 love,
They sud theu.slyrs sos'ra ill le aooPs
Ana she siDgular dream witch wish TO relse
WIZ raEt coLh shat I've se0iursd 10 sisie
Yeu must know then before proceed with my dfes1a'
Tia SOY Ind ghtned my love and esteem.
But msis ycu . very SD p1ghtl wss IT.
Siuce, much as loved her, she cared not pin
~ fcEotslent'eAGes sbe met with sighL
Assuring me cooliy abe you'd FeQgie.
Sc slecpinc night with my mind ali IN gloom,
rant than young Cuptd 6-w into my room.
auer DIN 81 once by MS arrow and bow,
80 Hssed him 10 stnn eud he cid not say No.,
When tod hn the facts which I've stated elbows
An crGyed big sdgcc IL tie matter ei love
Il cort!der (sid Crpid) your prese1t distress
hay be quickly r-ieVsd ~ chapgs 10 your drsss;
90 TO 5ALoS McKf"SI 81 hb famed c'oih,ne mart
ARD eln ctfisin re osynasl uiI give np he heart
You must buy SUIT, snd, By way OF cSpper,
Obtain in addition Oyercost Wrapper.
Appearance. ,ou know. soesa very great way.
So take ny advice witho1t fl Their delar
Pray siu1 your private welfare, tsaid Cu1it,)
Hr6 boy fou AcEIMM-i uot y0n'l be stupid
You'll Tan her consent, he ,hc cog, keen, or grim,
When aided nv d,esI made by TAILOR AckIsN.
WM MCKlmA'S Calh Clothing Stofs. for men,
boss srd CO dfen II CermIne-si OF Blocker ~ Y
OILS SIS Turks
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BOOK TRADE.
sEADGuARTERs or FASHION, AIT AFD LITERATURE,
1874 C1eInut.sL


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Patterns furnished from goods prepsdng fo'
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The exclusive, ursurpArs-d
sad uBspproscbsbe Ar augemoot
FASHIONS or THE EARLIEST AND EEWEsT
sTfLss = eysfy number
ORIGINAL LITERATURE IN 1851, FROM
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E Lorgfoov ArsA- V Hull
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AID to.t OF cha
Original Enersve s. fro1, the fceG arssts America
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TIE November aumNer OF
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The NcYEmBER NO. CONTAINS ORIGINAL ARTICLEs FROM
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Richard Penn Smith ABgsis De Hull,
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famed 7. Zelda, Mtis Emma D1vsl,
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ol73sD1ltW 1874 Chessucst, Philadelphia.
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- NEW.YoRY EEGIsTER

The NEW-YORE EEG1oIE.R
Of MEDICINE AND PHAhAAcY, Edited By G. D..
~ Gfiswo.d 81 D.. No ?, Is iu' pd7.ishsd contain
ing Reucrs ifcIn the CNlquss by Dr. Van BQenAt 8oe
7as ard Dr PsIse St tho College Of Phjscians ald Sur.
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90, FOR SALE-A Farm located IN sou.h Bsunapick,
S sicdekex County, NeTJersey, cOntaaiDg lao acres
1@N4- of snd portion Of 1t woodland, good buildings,
suiieen, for the well Of al ha door Lsnt
pleasantly 'usied ard kdsp pied TO kind OF crops,
Fruof al knda and every other advantage that Is desr
abe sor bs!ler description apply 20 the owner, VINO
cal the Barclay Ho el o! Barclay and
h!D day betwean9 aud y clock N. Rt any
otter time Of he BAf-kaeper OF The hotel.
OF IL WM. NJ CONOVEN.
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d P5IY5gGTANsj,-AnS wishing 20 locao II
New 'eg can obtain situation ~i'n prEciics 7,orsh
81 900 % aaur, by pTcleinR real 9s's1s worm So
geyus rs wcn5 exchange fcY property in toe Cry
Information appiy 10 5r. keeer NSsesu-st 90 lar
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ayIXUATIOS Is ANT%D-By E respectable young
= woman GO pnin cooking s excellent bagor, and
w assist IN the washng and ironing. Understands mi K
nv and no objections 10 20 IN the county, Apply 1853
IT,
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RTEW# PTTRBICATIONS-TF c0oeDtrafOr Sale ;hv
~ 81 b. DuluY; vci. 12mo Paper 80 cF colh Is CTS.
a Pronouncioq GermAn ResdeT b. JAs O. p-hscbia-
Gsoree Caa'r.oi King Ct Albania tLtfa on By c. G.
Moore, Id; l2uo Phpsr. 75ci coih 81.
lien Parry Trials OF he Heafl; by Olivia; l2mo
RSfnun1s Psr1.s.as belrF Confidential Di'clo.urea OF
the Prize Committee the Jerng Linn Song I'm 25c
literary sue Scientific den Of America by Dr. Hyna'
emo. 81.
tie Prelnde or Growth Of PoepG Mind, pol,Llmous
poem hv ~ ofdSwor,h; l2mo. 81.
T6e Deserted lie, ny Emma De He7ia southwolh i
Fhs Earrs Dsughisr by Mis-. Swell. Paper, soc co'h
- cis
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A70g,TCE,-A youug nsu recsu,ir graauA'e5 at New.
b$F1psrd College, who hes tev0.ad hnEef 0f 'hs lat.
Two or Three wears 10 Toe euty elementary law would
sEe empIo men in city IA Rird OF bunel' lhes
sonid sGoT6 opportunities for Advancement II ne toes
moi and suobs EMP oymsn bere he Intends 10 pracce
law in the es ana would eke chsrgs Of an p aSe9Gg or
other busnrss Communications through me ron Oince,
5iTec,ed to HI R "a VIII no attended -. olt5IA