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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-07
me s'-sss,n.r r,nne,,ee, Cole; Psn.n.; IS days.


BsIk Gsi,lua R,doelL rrsio.d Bag
Brs am kerIithe~, sesrspprt. - asvs
June 2l-sohr Jupiter, Geuet, Sbeai -. 9i5 days.
June 2z--ss4 arg suu,tsr sal,r, "aasslan bs iays.
4 ~ !: s.ss $500 Jay,
ship ChbIlot'e 'roshy. Bosspu. ~ days.
Jane s'esuer elfarn',' iirde, Paasms g days.
s sTs s s.4ss sSs Pct. ~ *
hrs s..o h.SsSS ss,a IS a.s. ''
So, Iy%is, wa. esi,i@ars Z, DAYS.
IA Steer. J.sson, B,ltimors; ~ days.
" . SUI SUI WIGS ta's SIN, ' suni"ra, tSora ~ a.n
s ssTs 1 wg;Gs ',a eSssTo !s Gs s,
Br bark Note, parAsr, Aucslana lS'asy'.
BAN ID, . JshS;;sn caaa, bas'aad q DAYS
r. RT sr s "a wYod ag Ts,Ssa u v
Dutch s,,g tieeres'o wiholmid.. NoyO' Liver
Tris epg,risI Pops sRsaford les days.
June %sselss assss. fr.D;s srs% ~ fa s
Sbhese ss1S Diana, Lsisdis s.sa.lan, g day.
R.s m %sss k Ss. Sass. IL
June RT s sTs S SS Sss gSrS Satnt ssa.y
h.rk huntington, coosesy, Pn,isdseaa l5t days.
Bsri asnt si,, t'oina., WOE. ~ dsys
Peru ss. sSsn a.
Jun. ashp b. s,r t ~ ~ s"'
sIii Plmou,R rousani, Boston, 80 days
shpp siSpar1'os " c%Ss SS-rs Is d.ss
Bark Hall. Santa Eruh, days.
Barb connecticut. PeuhaIo~ -, Atom, 81 ~ days
Sw bark tockholm Bess Hong NoEs, ~ days.
Brig Mary Wilder. Cleaveland Movie. 81, ~ days
Eng mig Acacia Reed. IGleshuans 20 dsys
Eng briE Fanny. Ptisee Edvaro's Islands, 2SS DIS.
Chiinn srg ) Sm,ta, Honolulu. y Gays
sshr & srS1I ar S saTtsa si.sd s' d..
Br bark Swallpr scagrove. sydney. " Jays.
ksrk C.srissa. Lawrence, Panama, o5 days
Brig Ceyon. Bos Oh. igo days
Sehr y C Demsrcst, CoiliHs NYorA. 200 days.
CisNRED
June f0-Dria EAGLE. Davis sislspds.
Avn rIa
Brem bark falisnan, Meyer Pslama.
Schr Gen Cobb. CaDdage. Faita
Brig Meteor Foster. Il Louis.
Bark Vim Kennedy. Trssdway Pansms.
slip kiebd Golden. CARROLL Sisiaads
Brig Almids. NiibeI. San ekn aud sydney.
Peruv tArt Elisa. Montana. Caiiao.
Ship Eulhrasis. BuntiEz. Valparaiso.
Prop sarah sands. thompson. Panama
June 22-ship Grey houna, p ckett, PsnAma-
hsif ,armelitA Fry, Payta.
Ne ~siitn brig Mars Ann Perriu, Slsisuda.
June 2<-Br brig Lalls Rookh Milnsr. Panama.
BARK St-sfois, " aae Psnsma
kr ship Serngapsteul Loveil, sydney.
Br brig Maid of Julpha, Rice. sisisnds and Hong
Ksng
June 25-ship senator. Cofsu sIslsxds
sehr Sierra Nevada, EDWARDS. Trinidad Bay.
June a6-Br bark Danl Webster, Barnes. Auckland.
Ship Bereulsan, Moore. VALPARAISO.
Barb Sarah soers. Keene. TaicahuAna.
Bark Keoka, Ball, Oregon.
Bark Victory, Ryan Panana-
Br bark josephine smith, Honolulu.
BriH Gen Worth. Walton. "sloahu ans.
Br hris BaeA Dog. Hill, Sea Isisods.
Br brig LADY Leigh. White, Hobars Tswn.
Sohr Elm, Sehsde, Valparaiso.
June 2-Brig Ernto. Mason Qua aquiL
I'M Syd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01

The Drjly S,ntinel Of Monday. says:-


When n resolution cond'mnnrorv Of editorial per.
soualirirs was Introduced INTO the Nrrmnrl PEhI-,I-
eis invention. which met at Montpelier IN to-
Der 81 til" editor ot the Burlington C0urlcr was
the fist To hep up on his "t and tvocatc Us pass.
aye with AN erthus asm which wOui' not have been
unworthy oil Peter the rrmit.
The SaH,iHci then proceeds 10 quote enough
personal slang from o's HHmb 1T week
the ConI e. Ia last the old Aibamy Ncr" co p
which d.rd Of its own iiirh) for "A month L.
ANY one read Mondays Sentinel, and II w'Ij
appear incredible that 50 much bIackunard-i IN
could be crowded into o II ordinary sized Coun
try paper, rs the Editor tnnnd in the & uricr.-
w" don't believe the Semus, w,ll volunteer Ia
be Scarenyer for that paper again!-lhe work
of culaling lis sewer literature must have been
anything bat agreeable What it has done Is
minirst "cruntv 10 animals y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01

The Railroads from here to New York are
poor things compared with the Northern Rail-
roads, and the fare upon them is almost double.
The depot building here is not so decent and
scarcely 80 substantial as the Temporary one
built at your place. In fact, they have no turn
table here, but are Obliged, before reaching the
depot, to unhitch the engine and run it round
and back in the cars. | can assure you the
New England spirits lacking in all their en-
tcrpriscs. The curse of slavery is upon the
South, and they feel it. Yet they cling to it
with Il miscr's grasp
The weather here is mild and the Potomac is
not troubled in its course by ice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
sssEsssETT,s
I'D Y II A ID u 8 E I.
40 Washington street, Boston.

fiNIIlS extensive and well. known establish
4 ment, having INTRODUCED all the modern improy-
ments, and discoveries in the ant Of Dyeng and IN
ish,ng is now turning out style OF work that has
never been eguplled
LADIES DRL-ss and CLNAKS of all kinds, SnAwts
lTDK'rs, Scars and Fancy Articles Of all knllS
dyed most Brilliant colurs aud finished so much j. h.
Silks and SILK Dresses vatered III beautiful ayle -
Wooden Di-.~es dyed without brins ripped. Parn-
soils and San Shrdrs dyed ON the hnm's. straw
Bonnets dyrd, and pt-s-.d in -Ilonlbir slate.
Mcrlno Shuwi- c,euAad without inJury TO the Dor
d"fs Grntlemrn's Coats Ovrrc"fts aud Pam.
clensrI o. dyed whole. aud pi~--eI il- = me .e new
g Having taken the lead ~ tIis btl- ur- fr ~
year tIe p opii,to's mean To keep it hy prompt.
ness, the excellence ot their work and moderate
prices.
J J. DUNCkLEE. AdEsr,
Buluusiun, VI.
cye Office Mt the Store OF lIeDss x WEBB,
Church Sueet where all orders viii br p.ompt'> at
tended to- d2GI&w3iu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
George NELSON'S Estate.

STATE or VERMONT,i TIE Hon the Pro-
District Of Cuittrndcn, S. bate Court for the
DI'rlct OF Chltt'nden; To all persons concerned IN
the estate OF George Nelson ate OF SuelbIrne IN said
District, drcrlsed, Greeting.
WhrraS Niiimm Harmon, executor of the last
WA ana Testament OF s1d deceased. proposes to
render an account Ul.S administration, and present
h:SaccuGnt against ild estate Tor examination aud
allowance at session OF The Court 81 Pruint Ia be,
holden At tn Pro,lte oil e in Burlington on the
ldth day OF February next
Thtrtor, Youa hereby notified to appear BE-.
fore sal courts The tlme aud place aforesaid. nri
chew Gus, 'ilny ynu have, why the account aiore-
said shoGd not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington tins 2S,h day
OF January A. y. iNjl
BRADFORD RIXtORD, Reg ster
Jan. 80. 80, w3lw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
Largest Freight Train from Burlington 10
Boston.

Yesterday Freight Train of II cara, fully
loaded, passed over Mount IIolley on the Ru
land and Burlington Railroad for Boston, %
of winch started from this place. We b =
lcve tbs TO be the largest through FIe-h'
Train which has LEFT B rriln.ton a. ye'. And
it has tendency to show that our Rail Road-
are doing furnishing business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
8RIGurON CATTLE NARNHF.-Jlu. ~.

lREr)2rED FOR TIE TRAVELLER
Al Mt,k '-jjJ Beet C,.ue.Y pur Work.
lHI OXa1. 70 Cows aud Calves, 800 Sheep.
AMI $50 SWINE.
Pnc">--btrf Cttt,e,-.ox'ra firm at ST. %
lir,t qr,ity, s. Is ; Second. 81; 81 $50.
Working Ox"n-SG} -, s. %
Cows and ca ve>-SI7, ~ g. 2it2S
SLeep--$li2. l5J.2. A lot y! Wether4
sold tor 3 each.
SNin- y, '5i,; retail 5,G:.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
The Testimony Of Silence to the Virtues Of
Dr.. coRBErr's CONGRATULATED
Shaker syrup of Sarsapaiiiia.


This inrlluljle preparation is daily drawing to-
scluus and Chrms:s IN the United Statrs aud IS
prescribed ~ thtirpracce very generally, the Form
uta OF lis prtDlIluun DeIng freely p.acrI with them
tor examination
Z " Let the following be read atcntivrly
From t. K Pra~l"., VI ID Profess n q. Anatomy
iii Physiology. DaltmuuIh College. aud Profess. +
ui Anatomy and surgery in The Medical School,
Bruu,W lex, Ne
UlRorcr " II Dec. 23 49,.
| first hecam' acquainted with IN" Compound
Concentrated S!iup {" Sals"W iii a. prepared J DIR
Corhttl, "l the Shakers Sooirty, simrwhut more
than fur years aLu at tie tim" he urdr is precise
composition pu!tlIc To the mcmhrrS az the New
hampshire Medical Sorrtv Ii WAS at once hrcv.
ed That he formula then published hy Dr C",hctt
cOu nc tail To prove most Vnlu1br remedy in all
N which the peculiar effects ot Snrsapatd are
required TINS eNp"clatloN has, ON trial, been tuily
reillz 'd. Il has peculiar eff acy in certain diseases
ui the skin ana OF the digestive apparatus, and ~
scroiulOus con ito'S generally. The ingredients hj-
Died to the Sarsa parlla itself, of which II contains
MOI" than the other preparation ! have us"j, in
Ctrlse lis Alternative effects aud render It dluieuc,
aud, IN mL> cases slightly laxative also. | recon-
mend II Ia practitioners of medicine superior To
any Syrup OF Sarsaparllia have yet trird IN cases
rrqulrlng the administration OF this remedy none
distinguish the precise conditions in which II is real
" Indicated.
+. r PEhSLEE. VI. d
Sold hv EDWARD BRINLEY X CO., D.uLIst,
Bosion, Sole proprirIou, and by their appointed
Il. IT.... -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01


t""N n\'. We - "lL"'
/ Free M!ihuric liCid s2.yG HHiCd, l04
/ 81 phdfo al Lame, 80 o. OfgdHr ErUGctrc
/ IIoiO- NH 'I'hdfe Uo", II 3 matter, %
Nnlphdtc If 1 'nmiHH, 90 -
. NHiphdte NJ -Aid9heSlH, y GFdiHS, 10! I
! SsIiE WATERS of these C. LIBERATED NJ
decimal Sn,iuus hive also been ouo.,s,d t.,
/ Prof + Euu,uus tf \ t,uy md PROF S,tii,,,,I
Jr Y,,.to'la. 'rnrrt nr- r,u,t -; tI,..,. enr,,,,.
but ouv the ,;,Ie al lutr, have been Submitted ~
uu,,,ss FIN. ,,,uinuurnt n4Its nm, similar T., th.
above var, ,ug however m .trrail i'm :: ,Iy-, ,I,.
NV IN, -. warI- nave been suiil.r e. :f tS;,i,,-
utt,pn Ia yoiIns ma. l.tI u.,,t .,,I,.u and n la -
number have. ,,!yru rnlu,cpdutury uriuiou- aiu,Ts
whom aIp tn. ln.uwIla.
Ne ~ T. ,,..,. D.. ,v.
"' ''~N' |i''-"y'
Dir. EDWARD ~rhING. Ner YORK.
In = - ~ ,1rrC
Ia p--,, C,vror,, D;o.cyy w.,
~, -. i' t.,, t..,.I ...il -. -
~ ~. 80 ""'''' nav ~" ''"N '''N'"l i" 'le
''''o""s nISC,SEs,
ci.- " Il n 49," o.t,
SnIonlc D'II"F"' Cn'o.i'c 'i,tH'l'iha,
Siohc y! SpIH", C"'u'ouI AH'I''h rs
D'S''S' ; "I 'le 'hl"' C,n."nlI ia !E'HS'
I"I"n,c pYS'H,'S' t ii1 ,irU,n''
i.SS ~ NP. ~ ii''''" = 9''''I -
Dih"trs hud tysuus' HhI"hc LaHn4lts'
ChrolieNu'ou>o'l''fn Luce r"r' an" N!'r's'
Piles aud many other Chronic and Acul" Disc;
particularly those 81 the Digestive and Urinary Or
Enns
DR.. EDWARD SPEiS8, al the Cry OF New Noik
writes III letter have Ir"sriitrd the "a it-I- 900
my private practice, To srv' RAJ o. my patients, ana
both they aud have been very much prnscd WIN
tnrr effects Ihrcnsr, wMCah.yc experienced tine
most benefit from u-r, wr," cases oi g'ucf', ra,.
ty, resulting from d.r.nsrd condition "l the GI-rs.
TIVE uILuus, Oac cast al IhI, KIND IN wm'h tn
o)d ,Gcts ct lnc water were most sttrrgl mn. kea
was ii c-sr OF Cu0"ic Dinirhcd, Of srre,oi yeG}s
ST Hdins, aud which had been uu'I NY cuc tot
Tie last tIrr yrars The U.s. 81 rhrrr ho.rs oi the
water was IN Tins case attended with he ,rp,s r,-
su,is-tc,trniuIms tine dmuhola, gnirg tone - tue
digestive oJsnu- and # course improving tie arrt.
raj health, The individual himself Is W~ rcI-uia' d
I al tie brrrlil hr has derived. In ihS case J. / Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01

A gentleman passing through one OF the pub
lie offices was affr0nled oy some clerks, and
was advised To complain 10 the principal, which
he did mus havs been abused here by some
of line rascals of this place, and | come to &c
quaint you OF it, az | understand you are The
principal. ~. Y. paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01

's'tsr bSruDic'- lArai.pis,y.

llE ~,lr"g Fern OF tn lu-tltuuOH WlI COM
m"nce brniry 2-th. aud couilnue eleven
weeks under the care ot VI Dwurll aud Miss 7. !.
D,.lue.i Instruction Wi, ur -.r-l ia French Music
d ID Drawing nnI Painting II desired Board ia.
c,u.iu. ROOM wood and washing. - per- week.
r.. Is. HEKilCh. >ertcirry
Mori>town, Jan. -. !SJJ. d2f2tl2NMaIwJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
TOR SALE.
SOticc.
Dr. TJ-,rs!I
SusJplrj 49, H. l. ~ n'd cherry
PLY SICAL i,ii TtkS,
At5s ,ttls.

CARSAPNRILlA, I..To AND WILD
> CnrRRY Bttr. '" ne. .'rome standard
medici.r uu-,c. n'o>.i ~ lIN'clnus ms
safe spr ,sv ,nudt z ,ir1l 'usN - NcJuons, lef-
.coJjgi aud Cufpt,oS h sods''; IInuare. lodges
ilon Dysp.p.u 4 ,inu- D,'r' -. LAYER I .nplalHis
Cnstv me-, Wrak nui $50 Stom ch, I ceis and
f. ..iInr Sores SWel. ~ ul the Limits, Fam IN The
D1n,.. Tnmnt. m the hroaI Rheumatic Ail' otiors,
Sun Rneum, Ey.prl.', had liumms, L;mptcns, on
the Face or Boy. C'locrcus Sons, Kings LNl,
Chronic Calarsh. Lan-uor, Dvhlty liraunchr' pr
xiurs, Saliow Complexion, an all those disorders
which arss from the abuse OF Mercury, or nom an
in,purciniu. in The blood, no matter how acquired.
The extract here presented Is prepared after dltec-
ti,ls ven hy III, celebrated DIR. Warren, whose
name il bears and will bctound superior TO any use
hi, highly concentrated, entirely vegetable. and very
incl. favored To the iuste he change which IT pro-
Iures IN ihe condition aud tendency OF the system
speedy and pcImlaeW .,;, H.. blood
Asa Spring Medicine for Purifying the blood
strength, nug tine stomach and hody-and chrchlng
Mi c,usuni.tlyc h1hii,-- the S1rsaparla' omat9
MA NVrd Caerry bitc,S are entirely uuiivard'
liepited adj sod by ,o,.,,rrcSON
~ lPusliag, .n =.g-'l b SIGN.
AqsI,is HuriN,ruN. Ih"o rr'N '"''' ne
= u ..r g.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
Hit Of IOCal Agents.

Mddlebury Y, lion. Dorastus Wooster. YER
sennrs--Solon BoruuGhs Esq New tlayen-Geo
" Brown, Lsq Bri,t"-Wm G.. Manson, Esq.
Srarksboro- y. VI. Hawkins, E-q Hncsburgh-
lohn Fay Niles VI. y Charlotte, baptist conner
VIM ) Baldwin, E~q. NInoosiI tal.s-James II
Atn. Esq.
Essex. :. Y--Nyron 5. Hocomb. Elizabeth.
town. y Y j. l. McEcne.
BY applying To any oi the above authorized gents
tuiuimit"u Will E- Lgrcrlu'ly given TO these VINO
tee, interested, and applications Wll be received by
them Tor Liic ana lI-u ~ Insurance.
Burlington, January :, l-jl. veg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
LATEST NEWS.
Topographic Despatch



N"'''o1''n' ! '""" - ar
Hena'e'-Mr' ''"y '''ro'"'e' S''''' ~
reS""''"'' d o"" ,"","'' ,"'
slavery q''3''"" "hd 'u'''"''' TIE same It,
powerful HP"ec"' ".'N" was 'PT" ny "'
k"Sh OF Lex IS j. '>"h D'''s' ~ vi $50 ""'
''"'''' =, ha ,... -,
w
aug ''''' WY" ''' ~,
.r,., C.rr.r,;. ,,i,I .,i,,lJ
P'P ,;,,a, ;n,,. ,,.r.;... 49,.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
ES1ssOtNjlON.

'THE Copartnership heretofore existing -nder the
/ name Of hISBEE & BA.Es, IS 10y n.Gtatl c"nrerI
this dny dissolved I ! n ''l' 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01

~. i. BreE-EXtrn ircnlns nothing Int the h st
large oxen, well stu fed AT least yer FIRST
qltlty consists of lrrgr fit oxen stlIi.hi nj i-,>t
y'ra! tHJnlts. ) second qinluy mcu les the best
gttss-t'd oxen tn" hest stab ted c W., aud the best
thee years ui ~teis rnri qiiIity consists vi good
OK lat cows. rnd fat 3 Yeas uil steers
= I"'p-.INriu consists ut choice Bucks and fancy
4-"s ar Stock AMI the best Cussets.- alubnIg
Chronicle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS

taken at rates which wi,i compare iavorably with
Other comp tie~ 20 Rs. Is taken on any Life ior
.feIt-r amount than i've ihuasaud dp.lars aud 10
Jumruc,> are riieclrJ On Fire or Marine Risks -
Toe insured luay dispose OF their policies TO the
p mpHuy ou lair and equitable terms, loans will
h-uI1u'. ur GA thriu acrnrtuL - their value. BY
tA- aTlau- ru.rL 10 person need L. his policy lapse
nom q temporary lnahilny 70 pay the premium Tor
4 loan On tar pJ,l,y viii always afford rehet This
sy-trm l. Nriy IdTtutlIruu, and equitable, Gnd re-
moves those directions against contract Tor years
wIrrr the plIty apprrnenJs lint ch1uge OF crcun-
,jtucp> may render linn uu0tir 10 carry 1t out ac-
cordng TO the original Intention The rule OF re-
turning the value wlibr applied to peicies tor tho
wulr duration OF li'', II two Or more annual pay
meIis have been ma ie.
BY the payment OF one. half per cent, the sum
insured. irtuliups W. be- given to the persons on
~ h,.' Lno lu-H..nc" - ell. .t-d max. voyage
ont ana home 10 ANY pant Of the Continent ct Europe
orto any port an the Atlantic Ocean Guliof Mexico.
u 'dtri'n an Sea, OF North Sea, prevailing it be to
healthy pots. "
Premiums must be paid in advance in cash annu-
ally, semi annually ui qlrrctiy. The first payment
- he ma ir up n taking odt the policy 10 the conf
drurr tisjjr 10y the >o, C.! dis institution, and
the rq ut1be principles upon which It's business is
conducted and 10 The advantage to the public in the
practice al Lie lnsu aHcr look tor continuance
ri that pauCnaae which has 80 far been literally eI-
tended.
RICHARD Il. BULL, A. NJ, Secretary
HORACE LOVELY, }GEC " SAVAGE,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
Silver Lace.
TWO WIDTHS OF NARROW SILVER
n Lace. A teD more DAMoNo Rings and Turl
qnois Pms and Gold Pencils received
BRINSMAID d BROTHERS.
E'Or Sale.

'INHE Subscriber offers for Sale the Tavern Stor,
situnted in Huntington, North Village, and
formerly occupied by J b. Dixie. There is a large
two STORY House, with Barns and other out buildings
aud ncrcs Of good laId, oil Of which viii be go I
chrnp. aud terms easy. r. J. WOOD i
Huntington, Jan ;, 1880 wl7us
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01

RICHARD Il. BULL, A NJ, Secretary.
HORACE LOVELY, }GEC.W SAVAGE, /
Travelling Agent ! President I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01

grown Mr., e. is young, both in age and as a Sem
a:or).
The resolution taken UP and passe | 4S to 3
1t was the tenor OF Mr., Clemens remarks, aud the
resolutions OF Mr.. Douglass which caused 50 strong
vote in favor OF the passage OF the resolution. The
supposed opposition OF Northern Senators TO the res
oluion, was, they were unwilling the South should
see tnlt an rnt had secretly bceh e.npoyei BY the
Government IN IRA nlns constitution excluding
Slavery charge wholly untounded watch the cor
responlencr will show. Tue zeal OF Mr. Douglass
in the first plr OF the debate TO dlsabuse the
mlnn of the southern Stn,tprs of any such intentions
of Northern mn. The debate shows the conservn-
tsm oi the Senate, aud the love OF the majority Tor
the Union.
A lull sketch OF the debate is well worth reading.
Gen Cuss is to make another demonstration on
Monday lie mas been preparing, with great care
sprech against the WllmOt Proviso lie Us he has
examined the law and the documents on the subject,
and will speak advisedIy, lie will probably have the
floor at one o'clock and continue to speak I'LL the hour
of adjournment, and will not finish his speech before
Wednesday Mr.. Phelps, in The event Gen. Cass
preoccupes the floor. may moi succeed IN speaking tor
some days, and may defer his speech altogether.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26
GEN. lane.

By the Democrat of Saturday, which by
the way is nc authority so far as any of the
movements of the Democratic party in this
region ere concerned, says that Gen. Lane is
expected to arrive here in few weeks, being
now on his way from Oregon. The Demo
GRAFT says" Gen. Lane comes home at the
solicitation of his friends and fellow-citizens
in several Of the States (among which we
have heard named Vermont, Ohio, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri Kentucky
and Indiana) to run for the Presidency" If
Gen. Lane is coming home for this purpose
he has much less sense than even his enemies
have accorded him. The citizens Of not one
of the States mentioned, have proposed him
for candidate. The Democratic Represen-
tatives of this State went SO far as to herald
forth his name as a proper candidate for the
Presidency, but they only did SO to remove
formidable opponent in minor Offices. The
idea of Joe. Lane running for the Presidency
is too superlatively ridiculous for evenhls own
approval. None of the States if we may ex-
cept our own, has asked him 10 return. We
can speak for his friends of this county, his
own home, when we say, that it is a matter Of
great surprise to them that any one should
have sufficient political boldness to mention
his name in connection with the Presidency.
He had better remain Ia Oregon: where he
says he is making money, than return kere
with any such ridiculous aspirations as that
oil either beng run or elected to the Presi
dencY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26

~ There is no business which has made
so many large fortunes as printing newspa-
per, but these fortunes are made for other
persons by advertising for them; not by the
Iy understands his business, is well aware of
the great secret to successful keep his name
continually before the public, feeling well as
sured that the public cannot forget a name
which it constantly sees. 1t is we'll known
among nostrum Dealers that the amount of
their sales are in direct ratio TO the amount
Of their advertising, and that for every ten
cents they pay the printer, they invariably
realize one dollar in return. So is it with
every buslness-gve the printer ten cents in
advertising, and you will get your dollar for
it in the end.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26
Preachers Excited.

During the exciting race between the Pom
tIac and Gen. Washington, in which the pas
sengers were in perfect phrenzy, and ready
to fight, owing to unfair play, there were
three ministers on board the former boat,
who went fully into the excitement of the
scene. One of them. an old grey haired vet
eran of the Cross, remarked as the boats were
side by side and passengers cheering and
swearing, that although it would be inconsis
tent with the whole course of his life and his
profession, yet if the passengers on the other
boat felt like fighting, just let them say the
word, and he would show them what an old
man could do. A young minister grew per-
fectly feverish, and his voice could be heard
first and above all others when the cheering
commenced. The third was highly excited
or oppressed according to circumstances
This shows that steamboat races are the most
exciting ofall public amusements.