Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-09
TENS At HOME AND ABROAD.

plies to our friend CAMPBELL. as follows. The
two shots having been given, the friends will
please remove the carlliss!"
Zen CLARHE In recent number Of your paper
Il certain amabIe correspondent called upon vouwjth
my o!o' 10 CIPHER out'the number of horne to Rut-
lahu Railroad dilemma" The liberty he takes upon
d Frry sIght acquaintance in thus endeavorinq to
ara" 'ne mo newspaper squabble, would in
}o""ger man De considered impairment To attempt
to enlighten him upon a railroad dilemma - or,
horh,' would be Idle for his nmiIa rity with both
Is, believe, very generally acknowledged Relo,,
discussing SO intricate question: aud to nyiod anv
bad feeling should like to be assured thai il vii
be perfectly agreeable to our sweet tempered friend
to Introduce for illustration, EXPLANATION and copnor
lson, the nature and treatment OF such railroad Iii.
tem"''s and horns as may possibly have come under
ms observation elsewhere. Perhaps Mr. Campbell
VIII INFORM us how many horns there were 10 in.
roy Raroad Bridge dHemnia" and also give us
s'lf particulars about the hornS to the yves, Phil.
aoe'phla Railroad dilemma !" and, il convenient.
the late st Adams Wood-box dilemma" &c &c.
&c las these might aid the investigation into other
dlemmdS. Possibly sober review and rpconsid.-
'"on VI Inc case IN all OF ITS bearings may persuade
HE combushe gentleman TO Withdraw his illod-
uOln
ing his pipes in this direction as the recent discovery
oil FdWeS "Udtcr gas" will answer every purpose
Very Respectfully
the BUSINESS Public"
st. Johns, April 9th, ISL
Mr. BIXBY has made large additions to
his valuable and attractive stock of goods. No
will be seen by bis advertisement. Where's
Lyman:
For the Free Pressl
GENERAL CLARKE:-My attention has been cnN,d
! 10 the communication O. The Business PylI;cr =,
your paper Of the I'd inst. His aiusion. O the.yyes,
PmIadeiphia Ra,,road the Troy Bridge and IN.
Adams Wood box dilemma" are placed 10 same oc-
count, and exacty balance in value his Nupchansen
stories published within the last six months both
"ornllg' and in reyp black ink about cornerot;-
distances by some halt dorm i,aaeiaa,, Railroad
routes, leading from the head and tail of Cam, mr.
'gntio". at i1c Cifyof St. Johns, to the yIios,so
Nc'c York and BoSton, with c-isiine lines yia Ron.
SEES Point and Mortified. His bump" OF "inren-
ton must be quite large--a Lecidfd "eeaiusn and.
whal. "rcrl nice young man" | would not n,ar-
rel With him for lie world but you know, General.
that "m,stnkcs will sometimes happen in the be.,
regulated families" In ny slight allusion 10 him in
a former Communication, made ,he same rois,;k,
that Colonel Crockett did, when he bun,ed Wood
Ct%ic@ and caught a--Skpnk CARR cut that
| 'caIk-dsS'
Yours 70 serve
II. 4. ca MPBELa-
Nos,hdeld, VT. May 9Th, 1851.
- Hon Henry Clay arrived at Louisville
on the 18th inst, on his komeward route. A
very large number Of persons assembled to
meet hun at the landing and he was received
with much enthusiasm. Tie Louisville. Jour
nal says -
1t gives rs extreme pleasure e, bs able % an-
nonncr ;tnt w. Clay's health has crca;, imcroyed
since IT, lcn Washington city. We chink b. looks
as healthy, and ygoFoUs, and even as vonnG, il we
may U.s. that wcrd IN connection with a nan u
years Ode "a re Has looked al any ,lr,e s,ihin the
.ast sIA or eight years.
Il loa't hike this telling about VIVA, people
give to this and that obsect, - said penurio,s
perscn. "what give is noth;ag to anybady
LAENru on TIE CRARLEs A. S1rrSoN The Syho-
oncr CharIrs 4 oetson was launched NJ Neya II ~
EN- on INT 9TH instant She -slLl to. o. teantltul
vessel Ste IS 10 san for London Va ,he IL Anmas
and then be exhibited IN the Thames, AZ a speq.Ins+i
OF our lava. ar-hteclure, to which have no OBJ
IJec'lon beeyng that -hr will ,roye itrset worthy
i Oi tier n7me. W shah ohi-ct huurv-y 10 me or
lGina! Clar4"s y. Steson ;he Prince OF Hoie Dir
ectofS ana tAf most rasS aud uTtlne u boss = ing
] removed from The A>or House even though John
Buil might profit by his visit TO The Crysa Palace
y. J. Com. Idur.
we shoHlC not object to the rresertotiots Ct
0 the Hosts Of the Aston to Her Majesty or eTen
i to their exhibition at the Weeds Far. as
American Citizens, provided we were there
4 to see and provided also that both gentle
men wero kept, like costly merchandise, this
: side up and dry" and returned in the same con-
a dtion as when shpped.-.Abany Ere Jor.
: - The Astor Honse boys are no, easily
), clipped over so the Colonel can 90
, Our old FRIEND, and the p:bcs old
n friend, Mr.. Deputy FERRIS, has arrived in Bur-
= llngton on visit, from his new "home IA the
$ West" He speaks in high terms of the ad1an-
I tagcs of the Western Country, among which
W understand though lee said nothing on the
nj subject are the common law regulations, which
c make murder petty larceny, and stealing, book
Ia account. Mr. Ferris thinks the Free Solers
: will carry the State, the immigratoEs Of that
class Of citizens, ia consequence Of the liberal
" legal regulations mentioned, being immense.
Strong hopes are entertained that the cores
ponGng Editor Of the Brandon Post will shortly
+ establish himself in Wisconsin, in whioh ege-,t
TT it is confidently believed that stealing will be
h made more respectable.
Among all the Improvements that or
+ business establishments are receiving, we ave
!. noticed none that are superior to those Mr..
I. STAMFORD has made in his Store on the East
at side of Church Street. The interior and eNte-
IN ror Improvements that he has recently perfect
ed, at considerable expense, have made his
Store one Of the most attractive and beaut al
in the Village.
ID Mr.. DAWSON, the Junior Editor of the Alba.
ID ny Evening Journal, has gone to Europe, from,
. which miscellaneous Country the remaining Ed.
70 ltor promises that he will report progress
ID Mr. DAwsoN's reports will be those of gen,
III temln and scholar. and we shall Ne gk.l e