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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21


The very last Burlington Courier, in MOTTO
ing the lately deftnct Congress, after remark
ny that it did very well in the beginning
says:
"-hu very soon after, being in contact with the
aposlate Webster, aud the trimmer Clay, the rot
struck IL, aud step by step It descended through the
loathesome stages Of drcompusltun until, rerkiug
with rotteness, II emitted the Fugitive Slave bill II
the shape o presidential cluyIa, POISONING the NOR
al atmosphere and marking by tokens To be mis-
taken The spot N hlsloly where Ito dlshonored car
cas- is buried"
We call this a rare SPECIMEN of post-motem
examination. We are glad that the Fugity
slave bill is nothing more than "pestllentaI
effuvium," because n sort of moral chloride OF
lime would eilectually render 1.-THE moral at
mostphere" lnnocuous, even if the - dishonorcd
carcass" were not handsomely " buricd." The
Courler's description is rather masty, but We
suppose the A" teelinks" OF that paper were UNI
usually excited.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21

o. The New. York tame journal, which
circnlates principally among " the upper ten
and is aristocratic to the last degree. contains
the following extraordinary paragraph
Sometime since, the discovery Of gigantic
eggs III Madagascar was spoken VI. Three VI
these eggs have arrived d: Paris, one broken on
The route, the others whole, and VI. GeuA'-y -.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

Stalking trih Intent 10 Rn-Yesterday ofhcer walsh
OF The Fourth ward arrested man named James Sherry
en- charge Of violently ssssuting Charles A. Braydo
residing at No Roosevelt street, with knife letting
several sfabs with intent 10 take his life wound
vas inflicted In the side, another the and the
third on the eye The wound in the side IL considered
dangerous. The accused taken before Justice o.
born, who committed him TO prison TO answer the
charge.
.9u,a Of FSgair, -ofhcer Rsdford Of the Third
ward arrested yesterday maa named william Marsden,
charged with being fugitive from justice, ffom Buffalo,
where he rends indicted for grand larceny. Justice
Osborn committed the accused TO the romDs yriot TO
being ssnt back for trial.
Ch@ssfcr Stealing Caps Ofhcer Elder yesterday ar
rested man named Meyer Harris, aud man calei
Msulce lisrtz the former charge OF stealing guam
tty OF tk plush caps, valued at 500 the property
of Charles Fox, doing business at 133 Water street
puspty Of the stolen caps found In the possession
OF Hsrts at his residence, No 136 Greenwich street;
search warrant issued and Hsrtzs premises searched
whefe the property alleged 20 have teen solen re.
covered. Justice Osborn committed the two sccused
tsr'ss q prsoDIisrs for stealing the eaps snd a-s
~ reei,sr % t.,lsp property
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
sOCIETY I1E ETIros, &c.

NoTIcE-Io THE VETERAN CORPS OF THE wAR,
lsN-AR adjourned meeting Of COMPANY n, will ke
held 2, H.rmsEe Hall corner q Houston and Allen
on Ifurfesy the 2bth inst at7H o'clock r. TO receive
the report Of the Committee that the
meeting and for other business. By ,reer.
n Z. A-TDE MEMBERS OF LIBERTY CHAPTER
" 10 u, o. L. requested 10 attend the
guar mtetnF On Friday evening 18th inst Every
hrarticulary requested 10 be pesn. I'm
ssss will lie introduced TO be acted upon.
MARTIN III. DUANE, sachsm.
CEGAR MAKERS MUTUAL PROTECTIVE AssorIa
- uor-All members ofthe above Association no. twelve
veks in arrt tars are hereby nothed (or The 10
sttend arssular % morrrw frday evenias
corner of Grand and ttsbeth srte business
BE- bro usht forward. ISAAC REIYEA P-.siJs,s"A
A. HART, Secretary,
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
THE MILITARY.

TNAReET PosrPoNEkENT.-TnE TARGET SHOOT
ng u have taken place At the Pavilion Hotel, New
emle IN the 20 Instant s postponed ~ eonsequNne
s.nsrei msunderstsnding between the holders %
ngs Ihs ,har will come on at the time and place
On Ihusay October 6th next and further thee Wishing
tend iii be governed BY the fsliowing rules Nus
,e o. medium weight will be furnished BY the pub.crber
Icsded snd prmed by gentleman In eharre Judges will
so Iponed TO decide the best shot the vkol. AZ
ar Will be conducted with strict regsd Justice 20 an
w. DILLON, New Rochelle.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
Malls for the Pacific.

The Postmaster Of this city has issued the following
notice
The Mails U. 8. Nail steamer Cherokee will close At
this once Friday, the 26th nst at2P Letters fer
Havana must be paid 10 cents per half ounce; for Br
tsh West India Islands 10 cents do other West Iads
islands cents. do; for chssres and Panama, .nt dol
for southwest coast Of South Amercs 80 cents do for
China and Sandwich Islands. 6 cents. do.
The wrrKLY HERALD, for California will be publish.
cd a. 10 o'clock to morrow morning.
sirgle copies, In wrappers sixpen,e
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

FATHER MATHEW RETURNING HoME.-Our
readers win find in another part of columns, to-
day, An admirable and very Characteristic letter
from the Hon. Henry Clay to the Hon. Henry
Grinnel, Of this city, invoking his aid in raising
subscription for Father Mathew, the Apostle of
Temperance before he leaves this country in order
to relieve him from the pecuniary responsibilities
which he incurred in promoting the cause OF tenn
pe1ance in Ireland. These responsibilities amount
to considerable sum; and ualess he receives as
sistance, the reverend temperance advocate is in
danger Of spending the few remaining years of his
life in penury and suffering. He has administered
the pledge to I've hundred thousand persons in the
United States since his arrival; and shall we not
demonstrate our appreciation of his valuable SER
vices and Of the benefits which he has conferred on
our country, in some substantial way He is not
man to ask for it, but are peculiarly the people
who should not let him depart frcm our shores with
out the means Of not only paying off all his indebt
ness, but Of having sufficient to live upon after wards
The most prominent men in the country have taken
this movement in hand, and we hope it will be car
ried out successfully.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
PUBLICATIONS.

Il GsEDITIoN OF LEWIS sARUNDEI,-ConPLgT
LboN ready. Levis Arundel or the Railroad Of Ils.
eehpiete ~ one yclrme ilustrated The puto would az
vii N this vork 70 loot AZ Toe inrrnt Lonss
ss y riee sn complete There 10 mutstet ssI
sfeo scitien Tor sale which haze deception and frsaa
"' ''' I'16' iossS cSs;,s' :as;ss e, ,,sy ,...
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

that stendtd the introduction Of Enoxs beautiful fall
style Hs u h rumord that the hstters have 70
purchase entire tock 70 be sent abroad or destroyed
hat HE immune afrsy of customers viii. sppleaton
n.etNih cttTJoinment We DO not know " this
TTor tine; but false IL will do
t,. On Kk6N stNo. ~ Fulton street, and your
Ita Bts-Mtrrte ~ vtiet, 40 ususl, 10 tut So
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
The Presidentisl Campaign-cnlI for n De-
mocratic National Convertion-Jas. X.
Psuldipe's Secession Letter.

Wepu5lsh this morning, another curious dems-
cratic document. II purports to be a proclamation
appointing the Ii ne and place for the meeting of
the Democratic National Convention--to. wit, the
frst Monday In June, aud in the city Of Baltimore
Il is attested by a certificate from Mr.. Secretary
Sanborn, in behalf Of the National Democratic
Committee According to the statement Of Mr.
SaIborn, this decision has been precpitated by the
publication Of the Donaldson correspondence, and
the result OF q re e,ommendstion from Mr.. w. F.
Richie, the Virginia member Of the National Ex-
ecutive Committee. Whether this is or Is not
device to cover up the Donaldson eorresp ,ndsnce,
the democracy themselves must determine. II
strikes us, however, that the National Committee
ought not to have come to any definite action 10
the absence Of Mr.. G. ii. Donaldson, CT Texas, and
Mr.. Nathaniel II. Greer, Of Iowa, both these gen.
tlemen having gone home in considerable disgust.
But II, "a but and an f)-but IL this call be bona
sde call, We must commend the tact and sagaeity
Of Mr.. Secretary sanbon, in selecting the Nsp
Ydk Herald as the best medium for lis immediate
and universal circulation; II IT be not genuine, Mr.
Sanborn had better, perhaps, try again. In the
meantime, something ought to be done in ferretting
out the mystery ofthe theft from Mr. Greer scarpet
Bag by which most beautiful free soil roj for the
campaign was exploded, and good many oth,r in
teresting democratic notions were broughtto light
The idea Of inveeling Joshua X. Giddings into
the support Of General sam Houston was certainly
bold push for free soil patronage, and very much
calculated 10 shock the sensibilities Of Tsmmany
Hall The authenticity Of these letters IT, however
established. We give the call for the National
Convention, for what IL ia worth IL may. at least
furnish useful hint 10 the democrats in Congress
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

phn,s.,phis, Sep. Is, Isl. iwssfssrcoTT 4 HALLowsbb.

TX KsNARD.-sToLtN. OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE
a. .gm on board oftbe ship Hendrix Hudscn, from Lon
~, iruhs marhed on the bottom L. Rift eoatainins
npe Psrrs Of no value bat 70 the LIBERAL
'"ete VIII pe gwen ior the Of the above Iy
q. b. RICHaRD. No. S. orsenNieh ,trest
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

the rsf in the fashionable vord-Csl aud examine tAe
an Judge ier youref before purchasing slevhsre Cen
sDd boys cloth Csrs Of every variety, At W. p
NlD :, ~ Broadway, near DuaIe street. N. B.-New
style Of Army Regulation Cap.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

A.o, . .sre assortment Of boys aud ehdreus Beaver
r. snd rk Hat, be found this city Velvet and
cloth ears IN their variety One Price.
w. KELLOGG, 1s Ctnsi street
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

r. e Bresdvay. have just introduced sbs stion sos
seasnsns ha Alse ssye euliasiy ADAPTED 20 yesng
asvrs the publie thst the quality Of their Hs sros aay
The fastSlious - 49,
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

srtie 81 the price, eld "a the city and their styles embrace
everynsthat elegant and becoming Stsnf BY the Hat
t.rs Union, No n fsrh row. opposite ths Ast5r House
Standard prices ~ and o.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

Auction Sale OF French Glass at w. Gre
noush Cos 100 Wall street. We beg TO call the aten-
ton Of the trade and ethers TO the unpreedented large
sale Of French window Glass BY Walter Greenouyh Co.
At half pest 10 o'clock this The whole
nearly 400 hexes first rate Assortment all Of
importation. This 10 opportunity VIII sh should
neglected by builders &c being the aud %
superior quantity OF French Glass brought ham
M in
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

i osT-oN TIE MORNING or THE 2gTH IN GOING
IL down Broasvey between uncn place and S.swsrt Il
corner 81 broadway and sesde street. Geld Chain
serpent h.se ana snam,lled, with heart attached The
Hotei broadway. " ''"
CARftT BAG LOST. OR TAKEN Bv nIsrAKE nv
srrsge from orr site the ofiee Of the Harlem Rail
tosa eerner Of Iweuty seventh aud
avenue, on s,.srdsy ths ath instant .. " cioes p
~ 1,, express uan from Boston Whoever has Ia
20 Canal street. ""s ~'"PanV
SIQLtN BANK N0TEs.-oN THE 10 or Aucusr
s,is =, Tnn es,sa May lso Mes 1850 ISL psy.
e 70 sonn Whtemin ~ bearer stolen from a vounr
msn In cur employ. The Bank Of Penpsyi,anIs b,vins
rev s.ue Of post notes Of that d,ss1
,,s srs M sna stsrnatng and redeemed ali c shs oS
stepped snd will he resisted The reward
therefore revoked snd the pubs are ssa,or.d poa 4,
p,p.a.,.,,. wEsrcoTT HALLowsLb.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

aimost al th, fugitive slaves that have been ar
rested in this city un aer the late act Of Congress-
has opened the BALI We trust no discussions
Of this kind win be tolerated. This 10 not
the time to agitsts such subject. The public
mind 10 coming calm on the negro question, in all
its various phases, and any attempt to revive the
agitation, in the church elsewhere would be high
y ipjudicous and improper. Besides this, the con-
vention viii have excitement enough in eleeting
Provisional Bishop Go to work, therefore, gem
tlemen delegates, lay and clerical-elect your Pro-
visional Bishop-keep your tempers- and then 20 to
your respective homes
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
sirgle copies, in wrappers, sixpen,'

Auction Sale OF French Glass at w. Gre
ss.sh b Co. ic9 wall street. We beg TO call The ...sn
fsnss sns %naw anS ;shss s S s st.
half p,st 10 o'clock this forenoon. The whole comprise.
inRcI.,In Ihi:i: an 0gpor.spiiy vsiII should
qssry french Gi,. ever iroSsis to the ham.
Phillips Fire Annihiintor.-At the argent
:a'c :. %,I sG 1s srs. y is rIS
q ss eommuhy ~ large BY public experiment. lla,,rs
s s.sii.s:s 'i; A 's;Iisi s,ssssg
sphihiatea alre.t iDs.aptsneously The aemonstraon
rtau: 81 for faa & &: machine: and
sh.nis.l shsris. can :. eomglsed5yseh will se s,Iy
r1Pi 1ss;; SsEsun lhs cgSs'I's SSss.1' ssr,.S
Nosice.-Our friends and customers are
.s"y fol i,s%'S ,s1 !, ss, b., q. ss a. g Arm stree. has
70 attend al the branches Of gold and silver refining aud
'''' ~'' our ';RSiss SOLOMON Co. Sam stree.
The First Original Portrait OF Catbarine
Rss.. S,.ur. IN 's: fsrn' may Sn a. sRADr
fulton strest ~here may be found collection Of ave hun.
aisd r.rtrs,, TIE most dissngushsd Statesmen. scholars
Albert Maretzek, Restaurant, GOO Bro.d-
,sr snsa s s .sss sss: s
ia Crosby street.
Comb Faetory.-Lsdies are respectfully In
yi,ed 70 e1snine the choice selection Of combs the
;Ssi. u. sta 'A thIsHs y siS Sa.9 ss'
The Last of the AIcbymists (sir Richard
stee rresnoscated that the elixir Wits would be disco.
hstSefore iors and truly ss Tar a. sspsrsnee hs 10
prove is nov discovered in WATTs Nervous Antidote.
DEPOT lo7 Nssssu street.
Bso1isn Pfsnofovtss.-A very large sssort.
ment Of Pianos with and without ire ceebrasd oIisn as
esmganimebt made BY Gilbert Co, st rooms ss aud
sy ss:sy are 'n'r'' very w.fSs E fii,s brssS S.
Beautiful Hats for Chisdsen.-The Paris
sntiful snd N. season has Get In when the small
requre 70 don their lighter head oenin 10 order
prepared for the demand has iuss received very
vel, his matehess home mansfss.ursd fairies, viii be
ssia' Hcorainr 70 eneeom, 81 very moderate prices
GksIN. 2i4 broadway, opposite ST. Psuis.
EHeelssov.-Bssbs q Co., Fashionsbls Hae.
r M Broadway have just introduced shs fall shion for
s f., III. sa .s.. 81. 81. "a ms, .isD.s !.
q former ana shss 10 paiss vim y spArsd V please
KelIesg's Fail style or Hats, now ready.
hl,c .i.s IN assortment OF boy. aud ehdres nesver
Nv. KELLoCo. Ie ctnsi street
The Hat Finishers Union make the best
elegant and becoming ssnf by the Hat
s,sa.x mo ~ pnn row, opposite the Astor House.
w. y. Davids Fall style OF Hats are All
the rsf in the fashionable vorld-Csl and examine tAe
d Judge ier yoursef before purchasing eevhere Gen.
DAtlDs, spi Brosasay, near Duare street. H. B"Nsw
style Of Army Regulation Cap.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

and most shifu manner invariably adapting ths style to
we xsags ana entire sppesranee OF the BY HILr
where ced ana
faces may enjoy eleanly and comfortsble shave.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

sshons Tor Childrens Hats this
snd u. season hss nov set In when the small
srequre 70 dor their lighter head DIRE cnin 10 order
e prepared for the demand, has iust received very
in evety variety Of rich msteria and thess
wei. he matches home Manufactured fairiss will be
seld' seordinr 70 euetom, a. very moderate prices
GkNiN. 2it broadway, opposite 81. Psuts.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

1000 Wigs and Toupees always on hand,
2, the wig hetory OF hEDHURSr HEARD, az Nader
lane, New York or National otel rton D. O. Thex
are made CT the best natural hair and Combine All ths
hsest inproysments Ladss' ornamental hair In Krea,
abundance. "a Maiden lane. - ">~~'
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
iDVERfuEMENfs RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSONAL.


('HlLD Iosr.-A LITTLE BOY, THREE YEARS OLD
- named samuel Nerman. Dress ss-LigLt blue mousss-
n Iane iroek linen apron white rsntsoons cray soeis
snd Ereen velvet cap Any inform Of him will
GRATEFULLY sekr by his father r. NEWMAN Post
Buidirrs, Hanover street.
I'VE LADY WHO CALLED YESTERDAY tIN TE e
nps Al bleeeker street. about apartm 10 re-
lutsed 70 cali again or sesd word where she be
WANTED-A REsPECTABLE PERSON OF FAMILY
vho wsnes 70 ADOPT an interesting American boy.
80 Ms1otstr" yes ofage Any application be aeeomps
Nth WORTHY rstcrs.Ss mat the boy will with
ZONE Of care Eindne. An address to Orphan at this
s@~r.. will be answered. ~
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, Sc.-A
beautiful assortment of the above acles the most
and unique patterns can be seen at the subscribers
A. l. J. SAUNDERS, l47 Broadway,
corner Of Liberty street and &7 BroadWay,
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

Portable Dressing Cases, In all that thu
name imports compact and complete containing useful
A. l. j. SAUNDERS, li7 Broadway,
corner Of Liberty street and 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

sleeping to day the bosom OF fair autumu sunbeam will
long break upon with mi yht and main and then
wo to the gent without an oyereost To prevent dsap
~ to Gen Head 70 Fulton street. corner
Sod and tuy one OF those double faced Oyercoa o.
VIII IN the town speaks in terms Of highest praise
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

kssna Miniature Gallery No. 35 Broadvay corner of
died p.rrsts Of the most dtng statesmen scholars
d artists our country.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
Phillip. Fire Ann,hila,or.-A, tho .rren,


respectfully Informed that the ire At IS Arm street. has
caused In our business and that ready
attend 70 al the branches Of gold and silver refining aud
sweep tneltiag, at our refinery as usual
SOLOMON CO., Sam street
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

Nj. Levett. Dentht, No. Gas BroadWay.-
The many Improvements ntI oduced by Levett the
perfection oinserting Mineral Teeth
through this medium He would, therefore, he pleased 10
great excellence. ~
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

The Last of the AIcbymists fs,r Richard

vi,ed 70 essnne the choice selection Of Combs. N,
sutserber store. The variety hsyond ali doubt H ths
greatest in the city. AL SAUNDERS 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
Sterling Adyice.-Obserye che Croyxd th.t

daily visits the establishment Of T. Smith, Jr l02 Fulton
street lie selling cheap as dirt all bind. Of elothne
and the excitement already created 10 COMMON toric
on in all business circles When Smith 10 about
the i've dollar tuit Is mo where"
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

vsyA new and most french euisiasr has
Teen engaged at this favore and fashionable establish
ment rsasss 10 private rooms Of the ss,sbiishmsnt at
ia Crosby street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

wigs ana dToupees.-Batehelor's celebrated
I,et.ry No wall street. where be found the
Manufactured on the premises Of best material an
Cory the address
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

Clumsy, NJ htting Shirts any price, None
ever lett or will be permitted TO leave GREEN'S
Ea5nshmens, No-l Astor House. His system OF htnG is
ioiable the style Of his shirts mstohes Ous purchase
~ 'reens ana you become permanent customer.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

Haf Dye.-BatcheIor's genuine LiquIt
Coiorng Tor the hair eyebrows and whker can be rrc
cured at all the Wholesale druggists perumsrs in tow
snd county also at the principal once and
limitations. "NA'S
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

ment Of Pianos with and Without ire celebrated osn as
comyanimeht made by 7. Gilbert Co., rooms s3 aud
M bro.d.,y are offered at very e. prices flesse call
And see them. WAfERS a BERRY,
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
j. N. Gimbrede, Card Engraver. No. s.

Nisos Carden-Wedeng and Invitation Cards graves
ana printed in superior manner Wedding Stationery
great variety from De La Rues manuaetory Paris and
Bridal Prescnts-Pspier Mache Goods, Fame
Gard Csfes &c, &c. Coats Arms, Crest &C. engraved
on stone and brass Intas stamped paper
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

ste rresnostcsted that the elixir wits, would be disco
ysrt snd nest lhelyby chance after all their
that before iorg and truly far experience has rome
grove ~ e new discovered in WATTS Nervous Antdote
DEPOT l02 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

get tired ofstang for the information and ze6s of tho
community large that the greatest Carpet Oeoth Rug
and Mating Store Rooms In the United States
Messps pstsrson Humphrey At the corner Of Broadway
Lite street Every sort Of goods produced from the
will be found there in and for sale
as 70 create wonder even smong the most pru
this fact beyond the possibility Of q doubt.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25

se,s red Or gray hair to black brown His Medea.ea
Subtle uproots hair Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair
SIoss are equally prfled At No. 81 Walker street. neax
breiswsy CALENDER No. IS South Third street. P1ade
phia; Jordan. No. ls5 Wash ngton street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1851-09-25
Fulton street, No. $50, at Brooks Boot antl

Shoe Emporium. where article warranted every
m.D woman and eld in the city be supplied with s
cheaper than can be purchased in any other
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JRIINC5TON NREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, july 1851

o. why are women and editors alike Be
cause, generally speaking, they are noted Tor
their modesty.
~ If we scrutinze the lives of men of
genius, we shall find that activity and persist
ancc are their leading pecularitics. Obstacles
cannot intimidate, nor labour weary, nor drudg-
cry disgust them.
O. If the spring put forth no b lessons, in
summer there will be no beauty, and in autumn
no fruit SO, if youth be triilod away without
improvement, ripper years will be contemplate,
and old age miserable
NJ When Socrates was asked whether 1t
were better for man to marry or live single,
he replied, Let him do either, and he will re-
pcnt it," at must be recollectcd, however,
says my aunt Tabtha, "that this was after he
had endured for some years the pcstient tongue
of the worst scold that history has any record
ofD
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sunday School Pc Nc Of the LIST Congre.
gatioHal Society, in Burlington.

We are very sorry that no one whose good
fortune it was to participate in the pleasures of
this annual celebration, has given lis notice
of its details. In such things we take an cs,
prcia delight We have been rrJuliy inform
ed, that everything passed of much to the graf
itication of all who joined III the interesting
festival. Capt. Chamberlain, of the Steamer
Boston, and the Burlington Cornct Band, did
all in their power to add to the agrceabencSs
o. the occasion. The ride upon the Lake was
fine, the grove on Shclburne Point delightful,
and the collation. such as Burlington ladies set
for their own Children and their guests. The
Children were happy in their orn right and
the older ones were happy in seeing the child
rem SO. The quiet and orderly dcmcanor of
the members of the Sabbath School was OBJ
served by all. The remarks of the Rev. Mr..
Gray, of Boston, who, in the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Bush, kindly consented to be
present, and who has, on many previous occa-
ons,manifested his interest in Sabbath schools,
were remarkably appropriate to the occasion.-
They have, no doubt left impressions upon the
minds of the children and youth present, which
| will not be soon etfaccd.