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The New York herald., 1850-06-13
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JAn RIwARD.-L0sT, ON TUESDAY MORNING,
lOO In going from 9y to ll4 Mercer street. Danond
bracelet containing With wide engraved chain
with he evnsr engraved upon H. TIE finder will re-
osvs sh. above reward by rssrnss the sas ig Mercer
street, above Prince. fWHITE.
COX REwARD-Losr OK STOLEN. some TINE
ia wrapper and nArke ssouritos, properly Of wm r.
CushAn They Of TO but ths owner vhs
will ray reward snd AK questions for their
70 No. Is herchsntS lIchAnIs 20 have them eft
NJ any place 20 he may get them.
osT-oN TUEsDAY EvESING LAST. IN mac
IL sovgai street tbslov Hcustcnl Bodfed street (sesw
Morton or Morton street below Bsdford) Gold Chain,
with Cold Pencil and Lctet sttAshsd The finder viii be
bsndscsly rewarded dslivernsit 1T Pearl street
7 osr-IN GOING IRON InE STATE BANK or NEW
IL York Fhenix bank, hundred and ninety e.ght
win be rev ~sTssd on isavins the cams With
TORrR LiSDAh 10 south william street.
7 osr-A SINGLE DIAMOND BREAST rIS, BLTwEgs
IL Thames street AID the h-rchsnts krhsn rte hnde
will be revsrsed By leaving 81 100 Lsursns street. or
Nuehsats EIchAIse.
PASSPORTS.
CALIFORNIA, NEW GRANADA, EUROPE AND
~ Cuts-U y Passports No land IN Chasr,e,
Panama, Cuba, Without passport. All L. :. fsss-
signed ty John NJ Ciay,sn, socretsry. Issred by
=. ID. hoNHs. Ne - broAdwsy.
CALIFonNIA PASSPORTS OR oERrIFIcATRs or
deithA Trcsprs CerGhcstor q CiNtcnp for thoir
rrotsctsp A. this once in berr notice t o'clock
ihis day. Ne AstoT House. N.B.-Pafsperts fer Ns-
Grklaaa not Necessary.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. us cnATnAx seuARE. orEN

DROOKLYN AMATEUR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
- yauns Ladies Gentlemen wishing adopt ha The
sres profession by becoming members OF this Ass ciaon
about being Termed In Brooklyn where chance will be
given TO the members TO perfect themseye for public
stage. For further particulars address, with real
and address, to 7. y. Booth, oftee of this paper.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

Durability, Beauty, and Utiilty, IL the
Broekss Bsos Shoe Empsrim, the cheapest
sss :. the city 70 sst Soss Bsoss shoes o.srs AND
every style that be Thought sf for the feet IA
tyls - Buskshn shess and CATERS very desirable
ortisls . who have tender fees.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

knewing that ma"y ~ oar Needers are
q gsipg the country andhst 10 impossible 10 get
The tine there would advise them 10 get one e
ssssgs (thev guaraptisd 10 Assp hs
also Of bis Rehsu Ever psiAtsd
0sh Pens. D. pot, e Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

CITus1loN WANDA SMART AND FAITHFUL
- yotng ~omsn wishes -tus,ion Chamhefnsii aui
waiter Nc objection - o sh-rt distance she coun.ry
an V .n for three ssys enly AZ her last fis-s No Hs
fuitsn street
The New York herald., 1850-06-13


ssr Lnept Magic Fui have bees sold without mur-
Ii 10 warranted to the hair IL ~
sAd 10 rheumatic and all other psins old
bruisee weak all spnsmodie and diseases
sholers diarrh &c. sc Dpots $50 Pear 49, E6 Broad
vsy, Grand. and shillings each Large dsiue
tions made to the trade generally.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

and suits Rsgerss Establishmn 70 Fulton street
invts The public inspection Of the greatest variety
rsptalsers vest and Goats to be found IN th
aee ssd offer them the lowest prices The asortmen
- Boys tl"thins 10 equally Enthusiastically shea
5ks latest London Paris fashions are kogsps models
ana the lowest living charges his motto.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13
QrRTONs THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET ma II.

THE PUPILS OF THE INSTITUTIONS For TIE BLIND
Il will give Concert Of Vocal and lpsrumeatai Music At
the Broadway Tzbernscle saturday June lb a. A. NJ
Tickets 2 Pupils Of schools with their tesses half
price, The proceeds he apied to the purchase Of sd
dhional piAno for the instit Mon.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

nd straagers call the MAnufaessry
NsdAuYst Heard Maiden lane where thsy have hand
cheapest of Ornamental Ha,r
As city Also witness the spring style Of Hair Cat
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

FI'HF NF&ktH INVASION
II 1hs NentLers varw--from eoor sad walt.
The eoctroachss sna bod tuss cra~L
TIE house rs.eurda Nth tur of hi@a.
The ants cons srth - every sf~f
sBd rst. sud mice no nuch boldcr
1har ~hea the stuogrhsrc colder.
Tbs Insects you'd You gsstp away
Try tse Esrnstic ftwders-thsy
iii coekrossh, des asd bod. bug hsnist.
And eauss the ants snd tirs % ysAlsh.
1.-The nsrnsuc pills ycu u-s
The rats and mice make their adsux.
Insects and termin. rats or asaa.
Dis When they taste these remedies.
soli eriy BY the iuvtntcr and Ircrneta r. LYON "A
bru,dur. -
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

DOhRDING.-sPACI0US AND AIRY ROOMS, SUIT
- aee for gentlemen families desirag either
temporary accommodation may be ebtaned 81 No. us
Leonard street near Broadway
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

Heir Dye.-BatcheIor's CcnuIns Liquid
Hair only he procured at the snufactory Wall
The public should guard against limitations See
various 5pismas Persons whose hair has assumed .
color of the initiation dyes have IL
ssyysctsd by eallinG above. Copy the address.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

GENTLEMAN WHO ASSISTED LADY
IN Who met aosident 81 Nblos evening Of
sLs nth sf Dsssmbsr will confer BY calling
the sfhee Of G.. EAGLE No 40 Nssssu ssrest.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

II flf INSURANCE-sATIOSAL LOAN YuSp trrn
- htsursnle fecisty ef London aud sss
sx,cres kurplus fusd til2O0 iarxe rnars-t.. iass
Iniet States 1teAi Board Directors fsr yr-s.
leorSe Barclay, ism an uo0L, Bsshs NafvsrA Hgury
Iuelss, srd Robert J. Dillon.
tsif0rrs Risks taken favorable terms. ~ msdsrsss
T. IEsNDEk STARR oars-.i As..L
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

"Leafy june IL probably the loveliest

For sale sss by Havilsnd, Reese Co A. b. d. Sands
C. v. Clieheper l. Co. aud at Rushton's.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

Hbts AND TISTOiS.-
risfy, rnFlish aud German.
l,pu single tEIrd o.. a..
400 rnitse statsf hu,tcts. sisEant.
10 DO. do. RiAss.
1aol Pairs Hssortsd T.s skst holster 4sd belt ri,to
80 EsFclv1Ef. ss~ortsd, 81 sa1h.
ttsfJ hrcle needed ~ tIa T1rtsnal Hsnuntk
sho Bsn Cartridses, Cutisssss satr~. Roui. Knives
lnsueins fulls,osk s Hardware sni ruti.ry A. ~
usnely lor prices. A. W sPIt- co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

O. The Messrs. LYMAN arc obviously re-
solved that no pains nor expense shall exceed
their own to provide for the growing wants Of
our growing community. 1t will be observed
that they have been to H nee after fine STYLES
and patterns ofPApER HANGINGs,--thus impor-
ting their wares and making Burlington Sea-
Port Town!
-Their assortment of lIangngs is Ger
talnly very fine; and we may particularly no.
tce several rich patterns of bordcrS, and Fire
board views. We believe that the Messrs
LYMAN are the first Burlington Merchants who
have been their own importers, and VIC trust
they will derive profit from their enterprise,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
The st, Lawrence aud Champlain Ship
Canal.

The friends of this great project, which
completes the magnificent chain of Public
Works in Canada for removing the obsta.
oles in the way of Ship navigation between
the great Lakes of the West and Lake
Champain, are by no means idle or indif.
tcrent Active measures are in progress
TO push forward this most desirable and
important improvement. We are 9 lad TO
announce that meeting of the Executive
Committee, appointed last August at Sara.
toga, will be held on "Wednesday neat,
the LIST of May, at the American Hotel in
Burlington. Mr.. YOUNG, the efficient and
energetic Chairman, has caused Circular
letter TO be addressed TO each member of
the Committee, inviting their attendance,
and we doubt not there will be Il full meet
ing. The projected measure involves in
terests of great magnitude, and is in the
charge of business men who will not suffer
it to fail.
Captain LYON, the Burlington member
OF the Executive Committee, has politely
furnished US with the Circular addressed
TO him, which we suboin -
~. Lawrcn'e and Lake CHAMPAIGN Canal
Executive Cmmjiice.
Montreal. April 10, 1850
Sir Il am requested by Mr.. You've the chair.
man OF the above named committee, of which you
are member, to inform you that he has thought it
expedleht TO convoke meeting of the same at
burlington at noon on the Isl May nert at the
American Hotel, for the consideration and despatch
OF business OF much importance and have to add
that he trusts you will not fail TO attend
am Sir, your most obedien servant,
JNO. GLASS.
Hon, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
DIR. CORBETT'S
CoNCENTD SYRUP oFSARSArA7e11A

, his snguIarIy eilicacous Preparation may he r.,
eu upon as Oehs pre-c eminent in that have be.
lore resisted all other applications whatsoever. Tho
Gnis,lnslished Professor Hayes, State Assaycr Of
1T should have a preference over all othors e.,
cures III whch the medical qualities of Sarsaparla
are sought ''
But what say others who stand as the obles, in ,o
healing art" ''' III "'e
From DiNi Crosby, VI D, Professor of snrgerv
ana oOs'etHcs, Nc., ut Dartmouth College, \. ii
Hanover, N. II. February %. 1917.
Deaf SIR IN answer TO your inquiries concerning
the Society OF Shakers in CanterburvIN II I vonid
say that have long been familiar with thr pr.ecrin-
uon, and have always recommended il from, nv ,r
sonal knowledge of those concerned in lis prcp,ro
ports to be- DlXi tRHSnV I,0'-
DIR. Thomas Cotbcu, Shaker VILLAGE, #
am, Bristol, n. II Jan 90. 1919.
Having directed and used the 'Compuund Com
Grntrated syrup OF Sarsaparlla prepared bv the
GnN"1 Society OF Shakers in Canterbury, conf.
u'hy recommend 1t to the profession as n valuable
auXilary in the treatment of Scroiulo and Jscas.s
OF the Liver also consider it an cilcacjyh5 ren,ed,
ior the cure OF variety oicuancous diseases knnv
ing something about the Formula of this SWIM. and
watching Its effects on the system | can saf.lv rcr
omnend 1t to the suffering parts of communiu
W. I. SAWYER N. d.
The subscribers therefore place this before the nun.
&c as 'ie most effective remedial agent known 10
ule age Testimonies as to It's wonderful cures in
general Diseases OF the System, Impure Blood. Az
, i,i' Il, 't uhSs winch daly are given, thy those
VINO DeEeVe 1t duty to render tllrnJ prove il the
greatest cure OF disease and restorative to health ever
yet known ~ '''' ''i
tE>EDW,ARD BlINLEY & Co.. Sole propri-
e'oiS' NO. " South side OF Faneul Hall, Bostol
, 'L-J Sold 10y Edward Brinlcv 4 Co. Drngr,sts
Boston, Sole PIoprrtore, and their ,e,c 9.s'
None genuine wlhou; Dr. Corbctts sI,ng,ura '''''
Wl!W2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
New Books,
Hon, Secretary,

Messrs. E. SMITH Il Co, have Just added
largely to their already valuable and extensive
assortment of Literary, Classical, Scientific
School and Miscellaneous Books, and of Sta
tionery and every article usually TO be found at
such Establishments. AS "a general thing, the
Standard Works, in Literature and Science.
that have been selected by Mr.. Smith, are ex-
cellent Library Editions, printed on clear pa
per with good type, as they should be- The
two-columned, small type, poor paper, twenty
fve-cent editions of works that are of establish
ed merit and authority, and that every in,elli-
gent man is expect ted to have in his Book case
or on his table, are mere typographical NUS
ances-priners speculations, that no man
ought to be seduced to buy They are "made to
SELL, and nobody ought TO commit the mistake
OF buying them to read. lie who is deluded
into purchasing what are in more senses than
one cheap editions" Of good books, pays more
for them than he thinks he does. The small
saving he makes from his pocket, he pays over,
with compound interest, with his eyes ,-and
don't have TO wait a thousand years to find it
out. We have seen, for instance, "cheap"
edition of Plutarch's Lives" which could be
bought for :" next to nothing" and which was
worth good deal less than nothing after YOU
had bought it. We would about as soon un.
dertake 10 read what CAamqoun couldn't on
the Egyptian monamcnts. IN. book was
" made to SELL ike tie Yankees lazlrs and
the man WHO couH read it would be- without
excuse, if he had lived in Nc,o's time, for not
being able TO read that respectable lyrant's
cdicts Oh the top OF his highest pillar!
I'VE are glad to say that Mr. SMIrH don't
patronize this kind Of " cheap literature" to any
alarming extent and we feel the fullest co.,
tidence in recommending lis selections to uni
ycrsal patronage.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
New Publications.

We have received from the Publishers,
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON g. Co., Boston, through Mr.
SMITH, VOL Ill, of their fine, readable and chear
edition of Gibbons Roman Empire, disinfde-
li-ed by MILMAN.
Also, from the same Publishers, No. ",
OF Carlyle's Latter Day Pamphlets, containing
The New Downing Street"
Also, from the Author, Mr. LEONARD
DEM1NG, of Middlebury, unique little pam.
phiet entil d "Obligue Hints on the Difficult
ties which often attend the Instructions of Com.
mon Schools" Mr.. DEMlNG is practical sort
oil man and many o: the "hiuts" in his lit!e
book are worth remembering, Though they are
direct rather than ob!iquc. as lie himself admits
by saying: there arc mahy individuals who
viii no doubt, fad themselves not only shot at.
but fairly and squarcly hit lie SAYS he sup
poses he was born as other people are"
though ic has no certain evidence" on the
subject. Oar notion is that lie will wish he
never Lad been born if the ,ronaen get hold Of
MS structures upon q. 'a alleged I24'ca,uu-.
lie Insists that tJ universal race Of mo;Acrd9ul
e play 'he Gcvi! gencraljy' with Common
Schools ! We arc GLAD ne never said, nor
hntcd, such treason.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

The Boston .H!aS, some days ago, in reply to
an intimaton of the Boston Courier that it (the
.4haS) was opposed to Mr.. Webster" said as
follows, and we desire to be understood as say
ing the same thing =
We regret to see the Courier pcrsisting in the
absurd and foolih statamc that we are oppos-
ed to Mr.. Webster. We have never uttered
one word opposition to Mr.. Webster" We
have only expressed, in calm and respectful Ian
guage, our dissent from some of the points taken
by nm. All that he says in favor of he Union,
IN favor OF harmony and good fellowship,
and the admission of California,-all that he
says against the annexation of Texas, the Mex
lcan War, &c, meets with our hearty concur
renee. What we dissent from are his views in
relation to the neXpedlcncy Of enactng the
Ordinance OF lIS1, in relation o New Mexico,
Mason's bill for catching fugitive slaves, giving
Ss2OO,OaO000 to the South, to rid themselves of
+ &c colored persons, and the impression which
he leaves that the North has been the aggressor.
and not the South. We also objected to his
views in regard to the admission of four new
slave state out of Texas. In the speech, as
published by us we understood him to take the
ground that ongress had no Discretionary pow
er in the premises, but was bound to admit four
slave states, when We, Texas asked for their
admission In the last revised copy of his
speech, as printed ii the Republic at Washing
ton, his views ar explained on this point more
at length, and it is onceded by him that Con-
gress has the option to admit or reject the ap-
plcation, which is all that we have contened for,
and nsequently we make no mplaint now
on this point. The following is the additional
paragraph TO which we refer;
"What mean to say is, that the time for the
admission of new States formed out of Texas,
the number of such States, their und,uies, and
me requisite amount Of population and other
things connected with admission, are in the
FREE DISCRETION OF CoNGREss, except this,
TO wit; that when new States formed out of
Texas, are to be admitted, they have right BY
legal stipula tion and contract to come in as
slave States"
BY this we understand Mr. Webster to saw,
that Congress may admit or refuse admttance
to new States formed out of Texas, as the ma
Jorlty in Congress may determine. Ev-ry thing
in relation to their admission, except the on
matter OF slavery, IS GIN THE FREE DISCRETION
or CoNGREss." This is Mr.. Webster's ground,
as explained 1t does not vary from that taken
by Governor Seward.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

III MeSsrs. |. d. BIXBY g. Co., it will be
seen, have brought into our market very una
sually large assortment OF Paper IIangings, and
our own personal inspection authorizes us to
state that they are of every variety of style and
cheapncss -" from crave to gay, from lively to
sercre"
Tho rich Grape Shawls and other rather
costly feminine adornmcnts, which Mr.. Brxny
has carelessly brought into Burlington, will ma
turally be trying to the sclt-dcnal of our ladies.
as well as test Of their preference for CITY
goods merely because they are City rools.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
Troy and Rutland Railroad.

The friends Of this Public Work are nushin,
1t forward with great energy. y large portion
OF 1t between Rutland and Poulmey is already
graded, and it will be noticed from the para.
graph below, which we cut from the Troy Pos.
of the 27th inst, that the active and saracious
lroJans are taking care Of their end of the line
RAILROAD CONTRACT.
The Chief Engineer, Mr.. Prescott, piycs no.
tee that proposals will be received to construct
II miles otthe Troy and Rutland Railroad. an
pLcatlon to be made to him at Salem. The
portion of the road to be put under contract lies
between Salem and the IIoosic river.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
[I-Jte1,

IN this village on the afternoon Of The 29th inst
Mr. Lew S. Thomas, aged 10 years.
III Wesipori, N. Y, on the nth inst MARY JANE,
wife of Ephrom Bradley aged SO.
AT Essex Nt|Sth inst of Consumption, George
H. Tyler in the 18th year OF his age. Eldest son of
Lorin Tyler late of Essex.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

GFConsiderable rain fell in this vicinity,
night before last and yesterday, which had the
effect to advance vegetation and retard Railroad
trains. The Southern Train, due at 2 past
D. old not arrive till after g, and at this present
"ri''ne' Z O'clock p. NJ the Eastern has not
arrived at ALL Our Boston papers of yesterday
are oil course, missing. What the particular
aeyi'ry was we have not sscer,aincd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
Boots Shoes and Leather.

ny subscribers has Just rcccvcdhis Sprinr stock
~, q, OF Ladies', Gentlcnrns, Msyis, Youths. and
GhlIdIens Boots and Shoes he feels confident tLnt
tnr Ladies and Gentlemen oi Rurugon will on
tA"iuldiHg ms goods pronounce them thu best in
quality and style that was ever before offered Tor
sac m TINS place His Stock Of Leather embraces
french Call skins Goat of variods kinds. Morocco.
NO, l,innFs and Bindings sc. All Ut which will
be sold at the lowest pricC 9 for cash. W ~
JAMES H. PLATJ'
Burlington, April -, 1850 dlsEwiat,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
>, L. X. FENDALL.
Hon. Thomas II. BENTo U. S. Senate.

O. The Rochester ~ " .l,nericcn is res
Ponslble for the following:
u A landlord in Pittsburgh was in the hab-
1t Of dunning in a most unmerciful manner, one
OF his tenants. A few days ago, the tenant
sent note IN substance, as follows, to him;
Dear Sir IF you will call on me, back room,
OF third story, at this afternoon, will pay YOU.
Yours, truly.
Inc landlord had read the testimony in the
Webster case, and has not troubled his tena nj
since.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
10 Lumbcrmcn and Farmers.
For Sale--Gi0 acres OF Land.

&lOA LED in the town Of Clinton. Gin
- ton County, n. Y, well ,inhereJ NH ,,i'ii
pine and other trees ht Tor saving. The OoJems
bur2h and Chamrlalu Rail Road masses ibrouGh ,b,
ot' furnishing superior facilities tor Transporting INN
Der TO Lake Champain-dislance 10 miles.
80 Also
go acres OF superior Farming LAND-vell,i, Tim.
bered with spruce, cedar and hard wood Imam Nh,
premises are two good and commodious dwelima
nouse ;, TWO 3arn5 and other out buildings about n
acre. III good cultivation well fenced and diyIdro
into ten acre fields. The lot is situated uoom ,bs
south branch OF the Champlain River. and conan.
a, HHlGnble Water Power sufficient Tor Gang Saw
WI. Iannery aud other hydraulic works 0"'
q The property will he sold cheon and ,,ro,
easy terms OF payment. Title indispntnbe. "P0'
AFplyto +. G. ELLSWORTH,
N,rol..,e.o Attorney at Law.
Univ" W lo''' Wi"m' flarShurGh, n. Y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

The FooTE AND BENTON DIFFICULTY
The National Intelligencer contains the follow
ing letter from the Attorney of the United
States for the District of Columbia to Mr.. Sen
atOr Bpnton -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

GIVE are indebted to Senator BENTON
for copy Of his Speech on the compromise re.
solutions of Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee, and the
Committee Of Thirteen,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

: + tie Transportation y Prooo9y
ESETWEEN 2osray. Nay Yosv. A.n,y,
ana Qptbac, '''' ''''''' ="
Connecting at Burlington.
Win Hooker ana lIoton's Line Of Steamers nm,
hnrGrs VIA the th1mbiy Canal Tor N..n,rruI Or.
h.c' ports IN me 81 Lawrence h.u..ia.i.C IT. a.,
al nor'S ON the rpprr Lakes.
The froprcturs Of THIS Line hayjr, n.al, aud
arrange" iiz ~, prepared with
Neic 0ad Substantial Late Boats
n1ssins directly between Ncv Yo,k apd Ports y,
LAKE. ,hhmpaln To give pro =. pi despatch 10 ali ma,
perry intended to pass between th. PAGES alb y,
named with which hey may be- rutrD~i,I
The Iioa's ot this Line are Iuya,tui.,' ,,y.ol h.
Htthln'Is on Hudson klyer and ink, juar1,,. i'm
Property Actually weighed and not .ihi-cr.,I f., ti
ment. go "'''''''I
by the connection with Hookcranl-IIn'ron,s i'm.
"i steamers and iilrWs which Icav, BuIIf,,f,, ~
weekly, property passing hrtw,rn Ualnd1 and \.,y
Burlington oaV ~ i''''. ~ at
D'nrntarr and Warehouse Business viii receive
prompt attention. ''''.
Property To alI from Boston forwarded by v,s....
when drsilrd. '-N' ~ 's'''
Property 10 be forwarded bv either Of the P,iI,,,,
L'dirs rom Burlington " III receive ugrilclIar ,,',r
ne ft'prlr,uis believing u,elr triur,.s t
we IdP'u transmission OF property to be- uusurpas,.
Respectfully ASK Tor II continuance OF patlonagr
AGENTS.
j., y. Johnson, 9Cncnties Sin. N,,y Wait
I Lowell, n y and Boston Packet Ollie,
Uo,L,,. u.l. =, LonI Wharf, Boston.
n''" 1911 Wolf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
Vermont on Rum-Selling,

The following table will show how the peo-
pie of Vermont have voted on the License ques-
ton for the past four years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
OFEIcE OF U. S. ATTORNEY, d. C. !

W usHIIIgIoh, I7th NprlI, Ie5U. {
Sr:-Whlle gagged in a trial Yesterday,
received your letter and the National Intolli-
gencer both of that date in which letter YOU
state that pistol had been drawn on you in the
Senate chamber, and express your wish that the
subject should "be brought before the criminal
court OF this District, for the examination and
decision which the laws would give it." That
court Is not now IN session, its March term
having closed on the first instant, and will not
sit again till the third Monday of June neyt
Your communication will then be submitted 70
the Grand Jury.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedlcpt servant,
u Il NM
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Paper IEanpinrs.

944A ROLLS Of Spring Styles, open.
CVVU ed this day. We arc prepared to fur
nIs.l Country Mrfclanl9 at as low rate, and from
d&wu ID IIXPV g. do
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EissOfui;0p.

'sllH Firm Of Ferguson & Blodgctt was
dissolved by its own limitation ON the 10Th inst
eiher OF the parties are authorized to use the name
OF the Firm in settling the accounts
REUBEN FERGUSON,
GARDNER 5. BLODGETT
Essex, April TO- 1850. w4t,.2.