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preston he made was decidedly favorable, ant
has gained hin, uotcs.
He was followed in a speech of about the
same length by Mr.. Broadhead, his political op.
.ponent, in which he took but few issues with the
old Captain. Mr.. Broadhead's speech was
meagre and dull, and was accompanied with an
Of indisposition. 1t certainly was not as
good an effort as that gentleman is capable Of
making. He dealt chiefly in the common whig
slang of the day--"Where, where has the funds
of the State been squandered that should have
been appropriated TO works Of internal improve
ments." We have not space to notice at length
the points touched by the different candidates,
and must therefore pass to the next.
After a short intermission for dinner, Billy
English Of our city, one of BeDton's candidates
for the House, mounted the Rostrum.
In a dull talk of an hour.
Without mounting his "shot-tower,"
He heav'd on his masters foul ball,
But 10! midst mirth and surprise
Of the very boys who had eyes,
His treadmill would move not at oil.
r., T.o,.a.p ..., -, a..
s,,nd 7, hold ..r.;h,o avid u,,,v .r..ch If
an hour. he clearly defined his @uos;,;on u,on the
leading political topics Of the day. In flew well
directed shot. be ,,ted .ucce,sfullv the ranks
of the English, and answered by facts and figures
MFR. BroadEeads slang about "where is the
A ,.dk S.ns. ,of the State TT. noipted
him 10 ths 8;fsreni necessary appropriat;ou.
.,.,;rv III. S.s,,u,. far which hosh wh;,s and
democraf. ss;ea. Col. VAUGHAN is n sterling
democrat. SSene;ble farmer. and worthv The ann
poat Of De snlire party.
Col Vaaeasbuss followed 10 turn by atom
BeutonssE democrat by profession, but
who has opfeted directly or indirectly nearly all
Of our caBa&Aez foe several years, when run
ming agsinzk raqcmprenising wings. He spread
hinseH b zpeech Of an hour in abnse Of dem
ocratic ined democratic measures, (includ.
ing the Bahfss rikaoR kurling one blotc upon a
rhig speakse schig paper, or a rhig measure.
We repsstzN'S Fom Benton Fagg, protesting TO
be a democrat, denounced without stint and with
out measure David R. Aichison, Missouri's Sem
atOr, and all of the leading democrats of our
and particularly .that little sheet the
Democratic Banner" without uttering a syllable
apoinst a-whis sneaker. n whip measure. mr. ,
D....' ,L~:.,Ios ~. WI.
P"fI ~
nc opposed and riii'icd The positions ana claims
Of the faithful Vaughan and Carr, he had not ous
word TO utter against Broadhead, Draper or Tate,
no- cou,d h. ,a;u. n. vo;o. IN dsfs,c. II HI.
49, -, :. &C ,ho..n
party against '"e assaults VI any " ''eSe 'he"'
SUI this man claims The name Of Democrat
Verify, he is the Fag-g end, and will soon be of.
We venture the prediction. he never will again
art NTH n. douocr,,;c r,r,v .bu,. from him
P''' INN
Is evidence 10 US llat We are i'gn''
Mr.. Carr next addressed the audiences. To
those of our readers who have heard the speech
es of MIR. Carr. we need saw n~o,bine-tbev
n"U" he SPeaN' 'or n'mSe". III a speech Of 4
''ule more IMAM ho'r'h ne enchanted the attention
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

The Savannah Republican Of April Ath says
-" By some singular coincidence, none of the
papers of the city yesterday contained the re-
suit of the election held the previous day for
delegates to the Nashville Convention. The
election passed off SO quietly, that not only did
we forget it, bu! it escaped even our sharp.sigh-
ted news collector The whole vote was l39,
The usual vote poIled in the couAty ranges from
1900 TO 1000"
The Augusta Chrcn'cl Of April 4 adds
"Fhe election in this city was rather thin af-
fair. The nominees received llG votes In
Burke coUnty there were ~ votes polled. In
Columbia county no election was held. II the
other counties in the district have done as well,
we imagine that the non,nees will feel some
delcacy in making their appearance in Nash.
Vile The farce is oyer. however. and we shall
soon have the result We hope the Governor
will pub ii the number Of votes"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
Correspondence Of the Free Prees.
Washington, April 4, lSj

washington, hprll H. loou'
To day, NJ WEES TER suggested to the
Senate that four months of the time Of Con-
gress had already pissed without the accom-
pishncnt OF any business. Time enough had
been spcut ia taking, and it WAS now time 10
act. BE said the coNntry required action. He
proposed that they take up the bill for the adj
missjon Of California, and act upon that first,
and after California was admitted, then they
might settle the Territorial question. As for
himself he WAS anxi ,us tn act upon both qnes-
iions but upon the California queson first
MIR. WEE r4Rs remarks will have their effect,
aud have tendency to bring about action.
Mr.. 70 TIE said he was gratfrd, not long
since, with the views presented by Mr.. WEE
sTEE, but he was surprised that he should press
upon the Senate, action upon the California
question ii st. lie sail the South were anx:
ious to have all questions settled at the same
time. 1.-THE Senator from Massachusetts, said
Mr. FooIr, thinks that there is force enough
10 press thrur gil IKE az OMISSION q California; he
will find himself mistaken. The pressing Of
this question: at the present fine, would have
a tendency to dissolve the Union. There were
enough persons, he said, WHO stood ready TO
resort IL legislative measures to prevent any
action on the part of the majority. Mr. FooTEs
speech was very violent, but my impression is
that he Will fud that his statements are not
made on good foundation.
When Mr.. Foors took his seat Mr.. WEB
srER rose and said he did not see any great
cause Of alarm The Hon. Senator, perhaps
may recollect certain Saturday (which was
Monday, when he stated that the Union would
be dissolved. On that DAY the sun rose at set
and the Union retained It's integrity. What
does he mean by banding together?
Mr.. FoorE, for party purposes. Here then
we have the avowaI, as Mr., FoCrE explained
further, that if the California question was
pressed, a determination exists on the part of
certain par,sans, TO call the ayes and nay and
prevent any action if possible. w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

The Montpelier freeman, the only A" MATERIAL
born organ of . Free Democracy in Vermont,
says -
John G.. SAKE, our Vermont Poet aud Satir.t, has
become associated with Mr.. Paul for the future edi-
toral management of the Sentinel-Mr SAKE is a
man of character, of mind, and, we think, of good
and elevated principles and we cannot but hope he
will do justice to all these qualities IN modifying
Dhdt zoe deem the mistaken tone of that paper IN
regard TO the great question otthe day.
There, Mr.. SAKE AS you are a man OF
character" by affirmative decree, and g of good
and elevated principles" by plain inuendo, will
you or will you not, modify" That is the
question
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
CiNE FOR HEAD ACHE AND why
.VtN INV itiilIiIA

The following letter from the DISTINGUISHED Edy,r,
E,Phclps, NJ. D. Professor Therapeurc. and Wa,a,;,
Medica id Dartmouth College, ls worthy orr,rsf,I
readng;-
MESSrs. T. BRINEy & Co
on ask me To giyr my opinion of the IluiJ ~,
tract OF Naleran, which you prepare Wer, IL :, ="
cre remedy or patent medicine, cer,ninIv ,yn,Id
not reply, But from the honorable ,rnnnj WIKI
you nave t"Hen III TINS matter, and knowing also In,
Ihpor 20" have bestowed upon this preparation nm
WILING TO give publicity to my opniol of the nrcnnr
allon referred to. Ever since our knowIrJ,. n or
game chemistry has been 50 much increased we h,v
found ont that many very excellent rrueLi.s ,,s i;
Ule natural state so combined and associated win
other principles as to render them i'm a ur.nt de"re
useless TO us lhls was remarkably the case Win
the Naelran. We could not use it ns ot,en ne ,,n
Maeu, because OF tie gre bulk both OF powder and
INFUSION winch was necessary To throw intn Tho
stomach III order to get foil effect Nausea omd
even vomiting resulted from the larne doses 'Tbs
compelled US to abandon It's use Chemistry sbo,u.J
US mt ue active principles Is peculiar acid lthe
Naltrlalc aCd) which exists only in small ouop,i,v
IN the root In yuor method OF preparation his nc,iyc
principle is detached from the nausratiur constiin
enls OF the root, aud obtained in solution We may
men look upon your luId Extract OF Vaerian ms n
solution OF Nalerlanc Acid. The action OF his nr,
Gle upon the nervous system most happy in nil
Where the sum total OF nervous energy IS below the
healthy standard, and it hence becomes most i'm,
P %n,d,s remedy, We owe you and others many
hahks Tor putting 50 valuable a remedy as the Vn -
ran INTO CONVENIENT shape for use
mn EDWARD +, PHELPS, MD
r d LLol, lhScIapeuucs and Mat. Med in Dartmouth
college. March 10, 1913.
L. BRlNlEY & Co.,
A. sole Propretors,
no. ~ l south slde Faneu Hall, Boston
49, SoId by Edward Brincy & Co, DRUGGISTS.
H ooie lIoPretofs, and their general Agents
42w2 signature
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

uTThe Burlington Courier has concluded,
on the whole, to give that remarkable carte
depth, in order to oblige our friend of the Bel
loUs Falls Gazette, and obviate the necessity of
the waters rising or 10 feet above the top
before running over"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
Charles Halls Estate.

AIh Ot ar WONT, ! The Hon the Pro.
i)!NlF.tI u ChlrfENDEN, - ! oite Conf, tor ,ha
Distrf orrS'i, To al prlso interested in ihe c.>
tate OF LHarlrs l,ul, lac Ol Darlington in sail d.,
tr.ct deceased
GaLLTING
Whrea', Villain Ftston 4 imiaisrrator OF H..
i.'at" OF tn sal Jeacr1 ID, tins ~ tieI IN
Cont ms eltion, IN wiring, lra Jirg said Cru,, t.,
u I hiin LICENSE 10 Sc much OF the Real ps.q,
81 the suid drrrasrd as vii be ucc ssary to nay ii
drDn against the IT estate, ana the expenses 81 tn
administration thereof:
=, herrup"n N'id cpu:t assigned the 9Th day Of
way 1897 at th- / ODule office IN SAID Bur!inu,no
iorhthrug hhI deciding on slid petition ami ,r,,e-
td ri an prisons Interested in 81 ID csi:,,- sh.,,
hr l"th'd Iiieir"t, by publishing the nature Of H..
dpp'at'pn, lnr teiSoi tor the SANE, ana the I'm
aHh r'a'r a'sg Ell irh~HruE ana ,iecid!nt on spl
PeN''' 'Ait 81 e. success rciy, in th. lurlurri
lr' ~ "a a." : q rr pllntrd NJ sail BurIn1,o:
t!c 'lHI ~ wash ,r'' ttlJ,is II b. u.cyluu4 f.,
-ald IA dIy OF VI 1850
lhe'io.r,y a. a. n'ieny nniitrl 10 apbrar bet.-..
anu '""'I q KIP u ~ AhI .'>r aforesaid, and .,.
ton eh' u.H mot b gained
llHt,I 1T Bln /! lon IA said Dist,jr, III, ...
%. -\rH, lsJp. '
BRAFO2D RlXF02D.
i-N" Rrgietr7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
LATEST NEWS.
Photographic Despatch
REroRrsp hxcLrsIvrlY FOR THE pAl.y FEE rnrss

Washington, April II.
Scnaie.-hiler Executive ScsSion yesterday
the chair said lie was authorized 10 a commit
tee on the navigation Of the Miss, and an.
nounccd as follows :-Messrs. erwin, Clay.
Bright, Douglass, Davis and Downs.
M. King offered a resolution IN favor 0t
erecting Il Custom House at Mobile, pending
which Mr.. Batter pre- sented ,tc Credentials of
Mr.. Elmore OF $. &,
House. Robinson Withdrew the name Of
Brenner ami said he hoped the Democrats
would unite on Mr.. Young. Calls Of order from
various parts Of the House. M'ssrs. Smith
and Walbrdg &c we're also withdrawn.
SIXTH ballot. Mr.. Young had II, Down.
|, PrindIe 3d. Stansbury :, Walker 81, Tor
rey 3, Clarke 6, Smith 3, Schlap 9, B-enncr IL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

Many hearts in Vermont will be saddened by
he intelligence of the death of the eslimable
lady, brief obituary notice Of whom we cut
from the McConneisrWc (Ohio) Herald Of the
ihllit. Mrs. RI II Wd5A dtu5It.r OF EGEYE-
FER Bush Esq, Of Sh)rehlm, in this Stt'e,
i RlcI is alsoa nitiye OF Vermont, BEN
brother If Hon. ID. RIcG of Sho reharl, and
has many friends who will read this paragraph
with Sincere sympathy in the ailliction rha, has
fallen upon him. Ed f. p.
DIED,-in this town, Of CONSUMPTION.
on Monday evening, the LIST instant, Mrs
SARAH c. RICH, consort of VRTuLoY RIca,
Esq, in the 40th year Of her age, universally
amented by all who knew ter 1t is but a
feeble tribute TO her memory to say, that no
lady was more respected, and more highly es-
tcemea, in all the social relations OF life of
which she participated. In her bosom, the
splrl; OF envy, hatred, or resentment, was never
excited all there, was peace, good will, and
charity. Such were the amiable qualities of her
mind and the humane virtues of her heart.
which were ever modestly displayed in all her
intercourse with society, that she could number
as many friends as acquaintance. To her, this
life has been a continued scene of preparation
iol bllssful existence which will run coeval
with eternity. Blessed are the pure in heart /;
for they shall see God"
This morning, very large number Of
our people, Of all ages, manifested their great
respect for the deceased, and heartfelt svmpa.
thy for the bereaved, by uniting in the last kind
offices to her remains. The Rev. Mr.. EATON
delivered an appropriate, instructing, and i'm.
pressive sermon, on the occasion, in the Con-
gregational Church, TO a very numerous au.
dencC.-The mournful hymn and dirge were
sung,-the tears have flowed, 1.-The funeral
rites have been performed, the long process
! sion has passed, snd-THE TOME IS sriLL,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

The C0urior sympatlIzos with the gentle
man it calls "jrotler Raw,on," oflhc Woman :
Record, heretofore printed in Irasbnrgh, because
that paper is to be discontinued, and Wing
paper for the good and true Whiy County Of Or
loans is 20 be established in lis stead. In the first
place, our notion is that NJ. RAwsoN would feel
quite as much hattcrcd to be called sister Rawson
as brother Rawson by this Mandy PANTY Free
SoiIer. And, in the second place, we most cor.
daily congratulate the Wings of the staunch
County of Orleans in getting rid of a hernia
phrodite paper, which was neither one thin .
nor the other. a newspaper that lays no claim
to be considered simply literary, and still as
SHINES to discuss politics anl remains neutral,
is just exactly nuisance, in any thinking com
munity, The Record has long been such a
paper, and we venture to say that Mr., RAWsoN
will, IN the end, tind reason to rejoice that he
is happily rid of the Jdnus-hced concern, We
say this with entire respect for Mr.. RAWsoN
whom we know TO be an upright and intelligent
man, aud who, we trust, will be benefited rather
than injured by getting cut If the gloomy re-
gions Of non-comm;tt,lism-- whether he as
sume, hereafter, the definite Shape ola WING OF
Locofuco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
LJtc0,

In this iowa on the l2,h instant, FRANCIS ADJ
LAIDE, Only child of Cnssus A, AMI Mary l.. Gas
tie, aged 20 months and 81 days.
Go, thou lovely little flower,
Nipt and wthered in a day.
Short and ieeting was thy hour;
Go, thourt called from Earth away.
Yes, thy Savior calls for thee,
Gathers thee in benutys prime;
Heaven thy ling place shall be,
lis thy own congena cline
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
CAMBRIDGE VI ARkET-W ednesdrnv ApriI

At mar.ct3)j Cntle-abuut 23O Be.vcs and :.
stores consisting OF lPokimg Oxen. Cows an,
C'XeS, two years old and three years Old
ffrlcHs-Mardet Dre-Extra at Sc - per cyt-
mary S31 80. o'''
Hea Calves SEQ. Hides, siai2j. Tallow
S'ore'-Working Oxen, 500 S0a 100.
Cows and Ca,ves-32U, 2Sa3j.
leariiuLs-Sl2alS
Two Yeas uii--Sij 2Oa25
Three yeais obs s. 23n47
y Sheep and Lalnbs-55l AT market Nearly all sold
Ft.crS-hTlra' -. 5ad. By lot-sl 80. pa, So
tymnrks-- The market is active, sales are readjl,
effected and former prices fully sustained ''''''
ol cars came over the Ftchbur. Railroad. and /.
cotte, sheep, horses and swine '0"''u WIN
Cattle Sheep 4 Lm,s Swine. Horses
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
,LINGTON FREE PREss, FRIDAY MORNING. Anr l0 la50

GTWM. WARNER, Esq, of Burlington, has
been chosen President Of the Sullivan Railroad
Company, in place OF Ex-Governor Hubbard
resigned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
"Wednesday, April 10.
Reported for the Traveller

At market 600 Beef Cattle, Al pairs Working Ok
Prices-Bcet CattIe-Exra S625 LIST quality &c
I'd do 50 80 Sd do ST. rs ~
Working Oxen-S7j. 80, 81, 90 100.
Cows and Calves-5l7, 49, %, 26, %, 81, 80.
Swine-3 tal9c retail ia5c
Kemafks- Market very full for this season of IN,
Cows and Calves
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

The Burlington CoTir says the Washing
Rpu5iie attacked Senator SawARD's noble
speech" by the adtice Of Tayior and his C4Ji.
"e'' We pronounce the lrohy declaration,
what it i, a lie.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
Correction.

We arc iH'rriarl tnal II was the LITTLE
WESTERN. and not tire " Ito SGa. that sue
cccded in working her way valian,y through
the ice to Whitehall, on Saturday. We hasten
to make The corrections because the {" IIrTLE
WESTERN is Il gallant craft. aud she AMI her
Captain are entitled to receive the praise that
is due to them.
- The Regular Night Line was pnt on t.
day. The UNITED STATES, Captain p. r. DA-
Wis, and the BuRLgNGro*, Captain WV. AMBER
soN, commenced running, this evening, between
st. Johns and Whitehall. The navigation of
the Lake, for the season, is therefore fairly
open.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
Stephen nights Estate.

I'VE Administrator Of $ ephen Kniyh ;
SHOW that the sad Knights died spizrd OF a l51rc,
VI '"'' =" WINSTON, c"l-"iinT ct seven ntrcs a..
one hat nl lease land in which the .yiJoy ia r,,.t
to dover which is now being 81 out and thA; me
sum OF S5I1 63 has been allowed ;grnst the rs.-,.
ana mat the whole land including tn. rcvetalo. .,
ule WA 'ws DOVER viii be required to pay the de IS
and prays he may be licensed to sell the same
Ana II is ordered by said Probnte Court, thar SAT.
nrdny The iih day oi May $50 ut the p obnte ilce
'e assigned Tor hearing ana deciding ON said petition
publication "a the Bud ngton Free Press, III e"
weeks 5nccrSSyciy, tr last OF Nhich to Be before i
day assigned iu hcaIinI.
Apgil II 1850 49,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

u By the recent arrivals from California, VIC
have received san Francisco papers from our
friend Fred, BILLINGS Esq, but no letter,
" Eheu! qnamFo minus DE, dc,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

C. 1t showed pretty steadily all OF Saturday
night, and yesterday there was some or s
inches of snow upon the ground, and a struggle
commenced between sleighs and wheels The
wheels had decidedly the advantage, however,
and to-day " the middle of the road !" looks like
a black snake in a field ofbnck in bios.
som. Winter may as well give it up.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
NOTICE.
Zeal Estate for Sale.


R'" pCbSCbD''i"' WISHING To CLOSl
up thCir business, o'ler Ter sale the following
P'icc1 T -, . neu' il., r,,, ali,
" Si, nm ro o ,',H Iaeo inc looms arn
oo"'s ooS HJ'1, WI sS l1fH are very eNiensY'
WIN D'I'S "'Io Htaocs sufficient To-
letu' ~, IVY oxen ;.t RI p.r.
.. me 'ot on whlch II bradry now lives con
m pi ABOUT one acre OF ground with small house
nlcN STORE store mouse ana all necessary out build
'"SS ri. Dit. -. 49,. p..-,e..
d. ne prlck mouse, on earl street below Churcl
s.'s ECU ,, = ny ~ Gr nreel:
SeSei HOUSES on 'Iocn street tins plot OF ground
r,tn nr ,r,L Eol i anu VIII De soId sera-
,rre ,vi,t fnns Wnnop,sa ABOUT one
aT,u WIN i'oUsG' W oouhouse' Barn and good We'll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
BOSTON STOCK SALES-April Is.


In this Town, on Thursday evening April l6, in
the Baptist Church, by the Rev. II |. Parker, MR.
GEORGE &. DORR to Miss HARRIET NJ
NOLCOTT, both of this Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
Boston Business DireftorD,

The following is a list Of many ofihr most Substan-
tal and Honorable Business Firms in Boston
Merchants and others, visiting the City, wi fad
the Directory OF great service to them, and they
arc advised to take it with them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
Real Estate nj .aucsiou

T'HE undersigned Administrator of ~,
4 Eslai" Of l,lshl \ Woodruff lat" of lI.,.. ,..
rospd will SCH, hy ,rrm . hrru>, To- him, -,,,.
d Tor that purpo'' 10y 'h" Probate Court 3, Ia.L.
AUCTION, to the n .h,si bidder all the mi
Nhlch tie said Woodruff dcd seized, cons,s,,o, -
us home place al Milton Falls. coaiaininy ,b,,'
ghi acres OF land, with house and other bu,,d;n,
hrlron Hali S1,r VIII '7k" place on The Premise,
N tie 2Oh day Of Api.i 1850 at / O'clock T. VI
,,,.- ,.,o ,s.o Wm $. JOHNSON.
~ W. 'ilH'' TO-" NIlN2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

A GeDD MovE--The Southern dsunonsts
having called strengthening, disunion
Convention to be holden at Nashville, next June;
it has been proposed to hold Notwithstanding,
union Convention at Buffalo, or some other
central place, about the same time. We sec
ond the mo,ion.--[N H. Ind Democrat.
50 do We most heartily. and we wish it
might be as early as possible BUingtoa
Courier.
We rather guess these Free Democracy
chaps won't try Bq0a'c again. The "hoofs and
horns on the first trial, were found rather too
obvious We recommend that the next "meet.
in of these submated phianIropists, (whose
plans have every good quality but that of being
practical be held in IIardscrabble, the flourish
inr CAPITAL of Skunk's Misery
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19
SELECT SCHOOL.
Boots Shoes and Leather.

/ II I"' It nus JU5I received ms Spring Stock
~, OF Ladies Gentlemens, Missis Youths and
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Burlington viii on
examining his goods pronounce them the best in
quality ana style that was ever before offered for
sae IN HilI pace Ills Stock OF Leather emraces
french Gan okins, Goat OF yarious kinds Notncco
nd l,inngs and Bindings &c All OF which vii
be sold at the lowest prices for cash. '''0' wiz
JAMES II PLATV.
Burlington, April Is, 1880 dI2Sw,D,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-19

1.-THE Exhibition of the Moving Panorama
at Concert Hail, last evening, was numerously
attended, as we understand, and gave much
satisfaction. The pictorial display is said to
be very interesting, and I'VE mean to be able to
judge FOR ourselves this evening.
The Exhibition viii be continued 10 morro,c,
(Fridayl evening, and probably Saturday,
Those who would ike to see Wh,rs Old
lack and Gen. Scott licked" the Mexican.,
hvea rare Pportunity-erery body knows hoDr
they dld it
The Editor Of tho New iurh Star, does not
Ike the Double Eagle" bccauee it is an in.
convenient pocket piece.
We expect to be able to carry a. share.wilh.
ont mlicrlaI Inconvenience. - t,tioa Wig.
We have seen bat one, and we really think
II Is one % the IN ,.t untlstr tai and ugy look
ing coins that VIC t,cr saw! II it was not
sobeiIy worh so, we should pronounce i, RI
dicul,u$. j. :. We wish it distinctly under.
stood Il al we ever expect TO see another"
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aEiiSE" Hens and Turkeys Fcarhcrs.--
"a Warranted first rate article, for sale ivy
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