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JACKSON MORTON,
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e7Editors, and papers friendly TO the enterprise,
win please publish this Prospectus, which will cntifle
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WASHINGTON, May rs, 1850
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PROSPECTUS
" THE SOUTHERN PRESS. -

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r. TOOMBS,
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rom lHr distant Places hut OF men 40 are knol II
an respected throughout he count y.
i EHrN crIrbralrd SuIg'on Dr.. VALENTINE
M'I ! S;yS:
alt rives me pleasure tn ccrlfy tho y,ln, nm p Il
cacy OF -lycrS On rrg Pr"tra',' warl con,l.r
pee niry ad1pird 10 cute diseases Of the throat an
"I2S' prr,-,,
!, 49, LH $50. me venerable President OF the
vermont Medical College, tuc OF the cmIurutl,
w ~" lIYSci''H"l ms country, writes tie ihcny
fect""i Is * ''i'N, y used ~ ms section, Whcre
mas shown unnlS"kn!ae evidence OF It's happy ei.
tectS upon pm n"nnry dlS"nsrs
ne NrN. JNt. -. - lilt ME, n ui tin-i ISL
Clergyman 81 N" English Church, writes 70 the
prop rt"i from M"nlrcnl. that "he has been cu ed
OF severe ISthlnnllc Ii elton by 'hCrIy Poct0raL
lil' ruer at tan length may be found IN our Clrcu-
lar, t. he HAT 81 tive Agent and is worth the attcn-
tIon pl asihmatic pat nj:
Ihs letter ,"n' ,nr wru known Druggist at Hills
"a = NlcI'-an' o'e ct the in'ge>t dra.c's :" III
'''N '"' ''''' I,.7 ~ ms WI 'pHfINdll
lll'sIae, Allch. Dec. 10, ,ai!.
Dear Slr-lmmrdlaloIy ON receipt OF your ChcIrg
Fe't'T"t' carried h"ue TO an acquaintance ~
a' W. WAS 'TIu-na 10 De near ms 'ld Wilh 4nck
~ ., m"H .l'n o'''u' =" use from ms
y, T. u,' was A'''hey I''"e' Ilie friends br1rNrd
f 'u. SPI' uIe u,"tIS ,rIri could nr ""''ln"n '"'
m ii.ims ;, ,r,, ,m",ni',. ste your eAcehen
we ks. and YOU NAV It, Ice Of nv snrr,. n 10, re-
tur', to meet HIM in the street on INV way home
ron the Is, and ludh had entirely covered -
-Four weeks from the day he CONNIE need TAX me,
volr medicine he was at work al H., uIduous trn,.
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Sewing by Machinery.

10 Journeymen Tutors, Sempstre,ses, En-
p|oyerS, and all others interested in Sen-
ing Of any description.
SEVERAL ATTEMPTS have been made
- to produce Machines for Sewing but they were
not without many objections and could be used to
little advantage profit.
SINGER & PuELPs Delay stitch Sewing Machine.
invented by Isaac VI Singer, and manufactured hy
- ger Phelps, No, 10 Harvard Place, Boston,
Mas, - offered to the public as perect machine,
and viii he constructed and adap.ed to perform my
k,,,d OF work. from the schlts Of fine shiri-bo.
Gather; The needle ~ straight, and works perpen-
dlcuarly upon the table OF The machine, affordng
room and opportunity adjust the fabric in any way
even ID haIrs breadth.
The stitch made by this machine is one which
WI not raye or open, and the sewing car only b,
taken apart by cutting every second or third stitch.
ON 5n0 TO 1910 stitches according to tie fabric
operated upon, ma, he taken per niuu.e.
10 hlng This machine to perfection, much labor
and study have been expended upon it by tue inven
tor, aud the subscribers offer the Delay stitch
sewing Machine, feeling confident that it will cor
respond, upon tral, with the recommendation here
given.
The profits arising from the use at one of these
MACHINES which sews with either or two need-
les, Is from hive to SIX do lars pur ,iay The otera-
tlon is not confined to the manufacture of clothing
only, but may be applied to sewing every descrp-
u"h OF linen, cotton, wpolen and most kinds Of
leather. .' 20
The machine, with ordinary care, is warranted
to run one ye Il without rapairs aud will last many
years And 1t is SO simpe in its construction. and
so easily regulated ana managed, that any person
OF Ordinary abuty may operate it.
Inc price oi one OF these machines, which Ia
worked by treade, and capable of sewing any or
hliary men, inusin, or woOlen fabric is one humid
red and twenty tive dollars, complete, with all op-
penduges Tor operation.
These machines so beautiful and neat in feas
appearance aud they take up 50 ll.tle room, that
they are an orn,menl to any Iadys sewing apart.
rIent
80 An Agent, with whom exclusive arrange
tn''nts viii br made is wanted in every city and
town in the llnited States
All applications Tor Agencies and all orders en-
closing the money for machines, (Which will ha
carefully packed 10 send to any part of The worldly
as well as all enquiries aboq; ll,eig adaptation to
different purposes, will be promply attended to by
the manufacturers. A letters must be post paid,
and addressed TO SINGER Il PHELPS,
~ 10 Harvard Place, Boston, Mass.
Nov s, 1850. wl9mos3
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Nessrs SrIMrsoV e. REED:
Gcntemrn--By reading small pamphlet pick
ed up at nv door, the testimonials Of large num-
Der of highly respectable individuals in favcr of the
F" DXygenctcd Bltters' for the cure OF Dyspepsia, a
disease by which have suffered for several years,
but most severely during the last was induced to
make trial OF them, and to my great surprise. |
soon found myself relieved of the distress | 50 long
uttered and my flesh and strength returning. And
now after trial OF more than six weeks, and having
taken nearly three bottles of the medicine, | hive
the fullest confidence IN its power to cure and al
thouLh the price is large, compared with other pop.
nar medicines, yet should agail be afflicted rs
was when commenced taking it, should pay ten
times its present price, il could not obtain it other
Wis. Respectfully yours.
ROYAL BQSWORTlL
For sale in Burlington by a. c. SPEAR and
DAN LYON. w2tw2
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old GALEN'S HEAD
ecfions Of the Lungs.

phcanon, without any medicines, ana without caus-
ing pain.
Long Standing and Difficult rnses- Doctor LA
GROIN has gained himself IA great reputation tur
the cure OF long standing and uuwSe treated secret
Diseases whether mild OF vlruent; and from an eX-
perenCe that very seldom talls to the lot OF any
physician, he S enabled to warrant IA perfect and
lasting cure i'll a ~ aud all cases OF above named
diseases.
Tnke PdrticuIar Noticc-Thrre is habit which
boys teach encd other AT the academy cullegt-a
habit INDUCED in when by himself, in solitude,
growing up with the boy to manhood lew OF thos,
who indulge IN this perncious prucice are aware
oil the Consequences until they mud the nervous sys-
| TEN shattered, feel strange and unacuuntabe feel
lngs, and vague Tears in the mind.
DR.. ). Is. Woodward, Superintendent of the Hos
p tai tor he Insane, has the following remarks on
this prac,lre "tur the last tour years" he say,
1t has fallen to my lot TO witness, examine and
ma X the progress u from ten to twenty-five cases
daily, who have been the victims ot tins dehasImg
habit, and aver that no cause whatever. which OPP
atcS on the hun an system. prOstrates all its
ges-menlnI, moral aud physical-lo an equal ex-
.eut. ! have seen more cases Of lducy Iuin this
Cause alone, than from all the other OF nsul-
~. II insanity aud ldiUcy do not result, other dis
eases lrrelnrdihbic ana hopeless follow IA lis ran,
or such degree OF ImbccIily marks its ravue's up
on body aud mind, as to destroy he happiness
NE, an mrke existence itself wretched and msera-
hlc III the tXtreue
Young .uen! Let no false modesty deter you
from masking your case known to one, who, from
resprctahfty can alone beiiiend you. He who
places hunseli under pr. La Croi& and hi, treat
nent, may rallg'"Hsiy c"nhde in Us honor as gen
u,'''n gu, ~ NE"se ooSo''i WIN DC p'e'er 100 kee
"'T s'citt oi .i's pdt'f"t'
There are very few men in the world in whom il
J,te nntre ~. a,y ,.'"y ~, y 's,a =! -"
scirncr, with winch the conntry is ii led and rL,
subf, led b. cnns,,n, sTch .n ",,
Of more ;nstic ri cnm',ln t, ,"hi, '., ,h
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rvrr NAM. or noturp are ir.n,sd ~ h ~, Success a.
Iv The most convenirnt rooms \, yy.vs IN r,s.rw.
ior LADIES' iyho mny wish &C. consult n repu,,r nh, 81
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-20

STATE OF VERMONT, Tn. Executor of the
DISTRICT OF CHlTrENDEN, IS. { estate of Abel Owen.
ate OF burlington, having rendered his account OF
nus administration aud requested that the same might
be examined and allowed the Pr obnte Court for the
d,s'rictoi Chlttenden. have assigned Saturday, the
2lst day )ecember, 1850, at the Probate Office Tor
me examination OF the same, and it is ordered that
notice be given to all persons Interested by publisb
ing this order in the Burlington Free Press, three
weeks suct essyely, the last OF which be before the
day set for the hearing
Dated at Burlington, this 18th day of December, A.
ID. 1850.
w23 CADAMS I,dge
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poh munirat6d for the Rpository
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

We would call the attention of our readers to the
circular enclosed in this days Issue OF our par er
which ia itself its certificate of character and
the intrinsic worth of the preparation it goes to re
commend. Read tit is worth reading
The disngu Shed names lent in its favor are suf-
ilcient assurance Of its value and the medic itself
shows that II is worthy the best communication bes
towed upon it. lVhen sIch men in our country rs
Prot, SiiIiman Of Yale College, Professor IInch.
cock, the venernb President OF Amherst College
Professor Bartlett of the Transylyana College
Medicines; Doctor Valentine Mott of New York
City and the learned editors of the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal, the southern Medical R.view.
the Western Lancet, &c. as well as manv biob Me-
deal Authorizes in foreign countries gve thrir evi
dence so strongly in iayor of the Cherry Pcctorn v
could not doubt Us efficacy, eycp if we had not iii
evidence OF our own experience in It's favor. No
medicine could have better friends, and certainly
none deserves them. We may then safely congrat-
nate the public on the possession ola remedy which
can be relied on for relief from the scourge and terror
Of ourclimate, diseases OF the lun!a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-20

The NEXT PREsIDENCy.-Thc !Tavcrhill
tMs) Gazette is in favor of Gen. Winfield
Scott being the Wing C mdidatc for the Presi-
dency a corrcsrondcl 1t of the Norristown
pa Herald, suggests the names of General
Winfield Scott, for President, and the Hon j.
J. Crittendon, of Kentucky, for Vice President
The Wing papers of Virginia seem to be d.
rectlng their attention towards the present in-
cumbcnt for re election. Tho " inchnstcr Re.
publican Chalcstown Ere Press. AMI Bedford
Sentinel, have already given tie Fillmore flag to
the breczc.-Bo ton atlas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-20

QFThe Homestead law passed by our Lc-
gislature in 1919, went into operation on the
first of this month. 1t provides at house and
land to the value of $500, with the produce of
the land shall be exempt from execution, ex-
cept for taxes. In case of the deceasc of
husband, this amount of property shall descend
to his wife and children, without being subject
to his debts, unless made specially chargeablc
thereupon and such homestead cannot be alien
ated or mortgaged, except 10y Joint deed of ius-
band and wife. The homestead is however liza
Bile FOR debts contracted before its purchase, and
the husband may mortgage the same at the time
Of the purchase without the consent of his wife
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-20

"SLIcK" MoNEY.-Moncy ch1ngcrs would
do well to rccolcct that by an act of Congress
which took effect on the first Of August, "slick'
quarters are to pass iur twenty cents; "slick"
II - cent pieces for ten cents; and "slick"
Ia cent pieces arc to pass for five cents.
This paragraph is going the roun Is, although
there is no truth in it. An effort was made du-
ring the last session of Congress to pass such
law, but it failel.-.hJany Journt.
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0jFThe President an Tie Postmaster Gen.
have decided that when Deputy Postmasters
once become Executive appointments, rcquir
ing continuation by the Senate, they rom in so
thereafter. This decision renders it necessary
to submit to tlr Senate the nominations of MI.
merous Postmastcts now holding appointments
from the Postmaster General Aiono, and t is
thought many chlnges will occur amongst them
III
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William kObs's Estate.

STATE OF MONT, THE Honorable the
DISTRICT or CHTrENDEN IS PROBATE Court for the
the Estate OF William Roby late of burlington. in .oiG
District deceased t;rs.ti,,, '''''
=, Whereas " am l. Strong Administrator of IN,
Estate OF sad deceased, proposes to render an nc
count oi ms administration, and present his account
agains: said estate Tor examination and nInvn,c ~
a session OF the Court OF Probate, to be holden n,
me Probnte Office in Burlington, on the 2Slh dnv a.,
December A. d. 1850 '"' VI
Therefore, lon are hereby notified to appeor be
tore sad court at the time and place aori,niI and
Shew cause II any You have, why the account al,
sad should not be allowed ''N''
,,HVrh under my hand at Burlington, this llth Iny
Of December A. ID. 1880 ~ '''' VA!
o,o BRADFORD RlXFORD,
Register
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Rich Plated goods!

WESsRS. BRINSMAlD, BROTHER
a,na n R0 are rCdeYe lGrser a9aGr,men, hsn
Po,s, Sugar Bowls. Cream Cups and Stop Bowls.
which are SOLD IN sets OF single handsome nssort-
,neht OF rleh. plated CandestIcks, Suufte and
rays o varuue patterns md sizes rich prin mad
open, work plhted Cake and Fiuit Baskesa Cop
mnunon Plate; ted'Tankards; Baptslnal B9Wl5
Plates, Gobets .''f
oullrr knvcs, Spoons OF al kinds, Chlidfens CuIs,
Npectacles, &c "'"''
Plated CAsroRs.-Rch Plated Cas,ors with hsav-
cut glass bottles 80
All kinds Of Plated Goods furnished at "a ow
pGes ao the same quality Gun be had tor any where
, / ne ATTENTION OF all who wish to furnish private
HOUSES, hotels or steamboats, with Plated Goods, u
called to our asyorlnlert
BRlNSMAID. BROTHER geo.
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Warren vlurray,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, / THE Honorable The
DsrRIcr Of ChTrEyDfN. S. Probate Court ior the
District OF Chlllrnden To al persons concerned in
me Estate OF Warren Murray late OF Burlington, in
SAN Dstr'ct ueceaseh, Greeting
whereas Henry Murray, Executor OF the last viii
ana Testament OF said deceased proposes to render
a" account o' ms ADMINISTRATION aud present his ac
count against said estate for examination and allow
ance at session ct the Court OF Probate to be hot
den at the Probate Office in SAID Burlington on the.
18th day OF December 1880
lhrrr'ore, Y GU are hereby notified to appear be-
'nre SAID court at the time and place aforesaid and
Hhrw cause. II any you have why the account -aiore
sand should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this 9Th da,
OF December a. ID 1850.
w2tw3 p;,
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NO. Is.

TuosE VINO would conserve or improve the APP
p nrance of their hair and complexion should see
l}oge's far famed cosmetics Ills Hyperion Fluid
for the hair, Amolc for shaving, and lebcaona ior
removing ian an ireckes, are the best articles
known to public taste. Sold by the inventor Wm
Boyle, 221 Washington-strcct Eoston.
w2.wi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-20

O. FATAL ACCIDEYr Two Irishmcn
were killed, Tone instantly, and the ether liked
but few hours) Tuesday morning. last, on the
ground of tn Vt. Central Railroad Depot in
this village by the falling of stick of timber
which they were loading on to Il Car.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-20

CENSUS OF MA>sACHUsErr>.- Tdc popua-
lion OF Massachusetts, As appears from The Uni
ted States census 99i6 i5, being an increase
OF 200 300 over the census Of 1910, ard 90,
920 over the recent State census.