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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-17
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FEMALE BEAUTY.-The ladies' OF Arabia stain their fin
gers and toes red, their eyebrows black and their lips
blne. In Persia they pain, black streak round the
eyes, and ornament their faces with various figures The
japanese gid their teeth, and those of the Indies
paint them red. The pearl OF the teeth must be dyed
black TO be beautiful in Guzerat The Hoentot women
paint the entire body IN compartments OF red and black
Greenland the color their faces with blue and
yellow, and they frequently tattoo their bodies by
ting threads in soo setting them beneath the skim and
then drawing them through Hndoo females, when they
wish 10 appear particularly lovely smear themselves with
mixture OF saffron, tumeric, and grease In nearly all
the islands OF the Pacific and Indian the women
lips The tongue and the whole body. In New Holland
they cat themselves with Shells and. BY keeping open
the wounds long Time, form deep scars in the flesh,
which they deem highly ornamental. And another SIN
uular addition made TO their beauty by taking oil IN IN
fancy the little finger OF the left hand al the second JOINT
In ancient Persia aquIline nose was often thought
worthy Of the crown but the Sumatran mother carefully
fattens the OF her daughter.
Among OF the savage tribes IN Oregon, and also
IN Sumara and Ascan, continual pressure applied to
the skull in order hatten it, and thus give new
beauty The modern Persans have a strong aversion to
red hair the Turks, the contrary, admirers
OF ~ In emma, smnll round eyes are liked; and TIE
grls are continually plucking their eyebrows that they
may De sa ,nn ana long BIT the great beauty Of on
pressed by bandages eecualy TO prevent any further
increase in The four smaller toes are turned under
,he 1901, TO 'he sole OF which they firmly adhere and
a cripple Tor life. Another mark OF beauty consists in
finger nails long that castings OF bamboo are neces
sary to preserve them from injury. An African beauty
must have small eyes thick lips large fiat nose, and
skin beautifully black. In New Guinea the nose is
perforated, and large piece OF wood or bone inserted
On the northwest coast OF America an incison more
than two inches in length il made in the lower lip and
then filled with a wooden plug In Guiana the lip is
pierced with thorns the heads being inside the mouth
and the points resting the chin The Tunlsian woman
with moderate pretensions to beauty needs slave
der each arm to support her when she walks and per-
feet belle carries flesh enough to load down camel
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HrarsrsAp. ~. ~ July ,, 1871
Col u. n DrLrykSi The lstier from ,oa and your
York ID ne celebration q me an d JAY haaded
10 l4si eseainx frna 70 The festival, aud re-
you ny sincere lhahks Zoe your respectful invitation
The Dse4isuos vac mad 70 lhe 90 PsSs ~ your city,
on the 9Th IL luy tg1s and participated IA The
birthday oi The Ualsa States. csBtenen. masl deny
lane anes. and pFe.ensagcsnsRt II may shsps - OF
use iot me 20 Say, belonged 70 the Evolutionary army
when the Declaration OF or Independence MAS isad or
the hfs time he Ah al Jaly i10, "a the Park, which
then lay very the edge u tbs city The AInl ~.
Ioeed aud u loaily proclaimed ~ every direction
United ws slaed-dis,dsa ss isll The s-as q The
tment. What sou Of man - be thsi dare o,en has
mouth o. raise has finger against the unlon 81 these
States II such poor. elasnE, skaikiAg ihing sboali
be found, Why LEI hm and has companions, hs has any
take their property I've don want then eirs anl
10 Austria OF Russia, where hey may hs Foa yoke
,Se n centre Of The unsd states add extend ny .ocs
from the Atlantic TO She Pacific ocean, would e aload.
BE careful Of The Union = /" DO nothing 10 hlurc The
Union = for il is the gift Of The God Of The Bible Yes
the gif, Of the God OF the armies Of the Unea States q
AmeTca-Sales oemenied with the sweat, blood, aud
property OF the fathers OF ths aaion Weive under the
only free generous, wise aud safe government that eS
lists on the babi,abie earth Suffer say born
The th OF January, 100 Joined the army al koN
bury, January, l7Ii, with brother older ,hau myself
aided in building the fort Dorchester Heights b. which
the British driven out OF Boston marched with the
army New York, helped TO erect the forts on Brook Ign
Heights IN the battle when the British landed at
Throg's Point, which lasted tll darkness separated
Soon after in the battle OF the White Plains, o
the party sent 10 drive The British from the neighborhood
OF Whiemarsh when they were rohbing the people OF
their cattle and their family stores. Here was severely
wounded. had also a brother wounded-he hal eleven
ball holes in his outside garments One only injured him
was three years Ia the army; by brother four He
in the battle al Monmouth-was with Wayne when they
took Soney Point by storm My father was volunteer
for two months when The British took New York. He
also volunteered with fifty nine and more from the county
nf la horses.
aided in capturing Bursoyne, with his army.
Gentlemen, you why am 80 strongly attached
to the Union and why wish 10 leave my posler,y and
my fellow citizens in pure unshaken Union That the
celebration OF this day may strengthen the Union OF these
United States, let uniedly and earnestly bsseech
Father in Heaven 10 pour upon our nation the spirit OF
peace and love
am your fellow citizen, friend, and servant in the Cos
pei OF the Divine Saviour.
ZACHARIAH GREENE.
Now tie Bowling Green.
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From the Louisiana Democratic Banner.
Pennsylvania Politics.

The wings OF Pennsylvania have renomnated John
son for governor and by doing have committed them
selves 10 the freesp doctrines OF the North. As Mr.
Webster said OF the nomination OF General Taylor, was
one mot fit TO be made" The wings OF that great State
by thus act have separated themselves from Mr. Clay and
his friends They have taken position antagonistc 10
the doctrines OF all the conservative men OF Their party
Notwithstanding the convention adopted resolution de-
carng - willingness to stand by the compromise meas
ures yet It's action loudly preclams contrary doctrine
Gov. Johnston, IN his speech before The convention APP
plies The term "kdnappers 10 those who are willing 10
and the southern man IN re'akng his fugitive slave and
enforcing his rights under the constitution speaks OF the
repeal amendment OF the ugitve.sav law desira-
ble and only submits to il because claw and order"
qure II nj his hands, and of contempt and rld
cue Tor those who have taken the side OF the Union and
the constitution. Gov. Johnston was known to be OPP
posed 10 these by his whole course OF
duct during bis present term OF service. The legisla-
ture of his State at the last session, passed act
repeating the obnoxious law on its statute book which
refused the authority of State officers and the OF
It's lais Tor the satekeepng OF fugitive slaves This
law had been Justly complained OF by the southern
States, act uninendy in It's character and volave
OF the spirit Of the constitution and the laws of Congress
The legislature, animated by that kind feeling which
can alone preserve the Union, determined to repeal the
Ill advised and objectionable act and replace the State
10 the elevated position she should occupy the "key
stone OF the arch" OF the Union. This law Governor
Johnston refused 10 sign, and gave pocket veto, there
by defeating Ills enactment Proclaimng his opposition
10 the law, he is renomins'ed and his sentiments
Enthusiastically cbeered by the convention.
Resolutions in support OF the fugitive slave law we're
introduced and voted down BY majority OF about three
TO one.
The democratic convention took strong grounds in
favor of the whole series OF compromise measures and
obtained from Colonel Bgler their nominee for COVER
nor clear and decided declaration that if elected, he
would carry their provisions in good faith 1t well
known that, without faith fol execution OF the fugitive
slave law, by which southern men may enjoy the rights
guaranteed 10 them by the constitution, the Union will be
unable 10 Withstand the shock The evaporation OF the
South will be goaded and driven beyond the bounds OF
longer forbearance The issue, then, IN Pennsylvania,
Union or Disunion. We hope the result may prove
favorable to the honor OF the State and the interests
OF all
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Up-Ntycr Int, iiiscpee,

freeman & Co, and Gregory placed US IN possession OF
Sacramento and Mary sye papers early IN the afternoon
yesterday.
There has been a general Jail delivery al Marysville
On Monday night ten prisoners escaped IRON the jail by
breaking the lock during the absence OF the guard The
notorious Stuart and Others confined for capital crimes
did not escape
New scovERIEs-It is said that rich veins of gold.
hearing quartz have been discovered about eight miles
from B,lwells bar Feather nyer. and some thirty
miles above Marysviey The quartz is found in high
ridge OF land which lea between two gulches
RIcu sPEcIMENs "A. r. Burnam. esq has Just pre-
scented with number OF beautiful Jumps OF taken
from rich Just opened at The Union mountain 90
the claims OF the United Mexican Mining Company. The
rock seems TO be very much deeomposed. and readily
crumbles the slightest pressure One OF the speci-
mems which we have will pay - TO the pound
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nv nYER Is noauInE, Aue,,en,sr..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTIoN.-we shall sell that valuable
Oak Grove, al auction, on Saturday the 10Th
O'Clock, the premises situated Two mites
fouf miles aud hall from the
OF Washington Long Bridge and Gravel Turn
nix which forms containing
acres beautifully situated gradual descent the soot
supplied The grove about fifteen
growth timber, surpassed By the
vicinity District.
III. buildings OF block and log stable, with well
the door, situated sminrnce, IN
tepde o large extent Of foreground
the purchaser Tor beautn
residence country a short distance
the contemplated plank road from
Fairlax court pass sale
and harness, with all The farming
utcnsis-such rs pousis, harrows, &c.
Terms Of purchase cash, the
eighteen months satisfactorily secured bear
ing interest - . -
Title indisputhbe DYER MCGUIRE,
Ju Aucuoueers
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A GLANCE AT THE pAsr.-The history OF Pennsy lvania
tells powerfully against wing rule the editor OF the
Reading Gazette earnest Gany as TO what special
claim his exceency Governor Johnston has the graft
tude OF the people, has, with psaell IA hand, gone into
figures Here some Of them When Governor Wolf
twenty -four millions Of dollars, and when Gov
ernor Porter came into powell II amounted TO more
than thry-tour millions OF dollafs-being IN
crease OF ten millions during the three years OF
Riners misIule II is true that Riiner, in his last
MESSAGE, attempted 10 show that the State debt was Just
he found but subsequent nvcstisatio disclosed
large number OF unaudited claims due TO domestic credit
commenced by virtue Of the act OF February IS 1895,
charerng the monster Bank Of the United States, and
for other purposes, amounting m the aggregate to ten
millions OF dollars The existence OF these claims
purposely concealed aud their ausment showed of, in
order bsd the people tohe true state OF affairs and
impose the burden OF making provision for them upon
the shoulders OF R,neI's To this enormous
expenditure must add nearly $4,000. 900 received from
the general government out OF the surplus fund
and about 900 from the Bank Of the United Saies
on account Of the bonus Il conditioned 10 pay for its
charter-a oil which was squanderrd by the Rtner
directory IN Improvements which afterwards passed
toto private hands tuinous saethce 10 the State.
totally abandoned. This !. laihfs exhibition OF
The SORT 1T economy" which characterized wing rule
from 1896 to 1882, and 10 prove that the same dsPos
ton still prevails ~ the party, we have only 10 recall The
attempt made last winter by whig senate, al the inst
CATION or with the OF Governor Johnston,
10 The State debt By permanent loan If 81 oD0
for the people, this dsngerou. crashed BY
the re-oluie opposition OF democr,o house Of repre-
senave- and TO that body belongs the credit OF having
shaped an appropriation bIli whose estimate. coo.
fined within the ordinary available means Of the treas
ury.-Pofstonn Register.
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New YORK, July IL

steamship is now building and will be ready for
by the list OF December which intended 10 ply between
this city and Galway stopping al Halifax the route.
The contract with the builder is that the steamer shall
make the trip between Galway and Halifax in six days
otherwise the parties contracting for the vessel al
liberty 10 reject her The steamer TO be OF the largest
size with accommodations for 500 or 900 second class
passengers besides having Accommodations for first class
passengers.
Isaac DAVIS, the negro preacher arrested here for steal
ing, has been recognised fugitive slave from Ken.
lucky.
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NEW subscribers bog leave to inform their Gus
they received new supply oi u'o oho"
inv articles, To which they attention, namely
Black chaily, for mourning dresses
Do Grenadinc do DO
DO bonbasins sill warp alpacas, very light
and fancy bereges aud de LANES
Fancy French organdie aud lawns
and figured jacones, for dresses
DO Swiss and polka muslins
fancy Fouard silks .
embroidered CHEMISTS, cuffs, and collars Of every v
ney and price
Ladies' gauze merino and silk vests
Richardson and Grays undrcssed irish linens
English and American bieached long cloths
gentemens kid silk, and Isle thread gloves
Also description sentemcn and youths wear ana
great of other goods all Of which will be disposed on
.he most accommodating terms.
We also beg attention of housckeepe to our new
supply Of 80. ..., ,,,
Napkins toweng white and coloed Marseles ana Aendhe
quilts
Table and piano embroidered and lace curtains
White and buff linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chinzes
A aud ga white matings
A and 81 colocd mattings, new style
"A, a, and Ga plain aud c0lored cocoa matlngs
floor oicoths, new designs
very handsome
Aud large stock French and English velvet tapestry
ply ingram carpets, at very reduced prices
" HOoE, BROTHER. co.
May 2i-idn
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The Congress Of Bogoia have granted exclusive privi
cse 10 company in New York city 10 make ship canal
aero.. the territory OF New Granada TO connect the
waters OF the Atlantic and Pacific The district through
which this route is TO is heretofore little known,
but has been actually used by boats hitherto and appears
to offer every desirable facility There has been much
gossng about canals and railroads the I-hmus
ibs, The public are tired Of hearing about the thing but
want TO see some plan successfully completed.
lOhio State Journal
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The SEIZURE or LETTERS lit was mentioned In
Saturday, Herald that the post nfhee authorities went
on board the Brother Jonathan, her ARRIVAL Friday
and seized several trunks, supposed 10 contain letters
and that they restored BY the Postmaster General
who happened to be IN the city on the ground that The
seizure illegal
Satisfactory proof had been furnished the pos otice
authorities that large numbers oi California .tier. bad
been for time past conveyed illegally the Cslor
MIA steamers by the prrae expresses. Ia fact this prac
tce boldly proclaimed in their bsndblt and aavsf.
tisemens. The Postmaster G.seral. who has sworn 20
that the laws OF Congress relating 10 his department
are faithfully executed gave instructions 10 Of hs
special agents to obtain, In his way the necessary
proof upon which to base prosecution tor ihose repealed
and bold violations OF the laws The special agent (Co
Sballcoss) after obtaining the aid of Of the
officers went on board the Brother Jonathan and dis
covered in oil the express trunks, which bad been
opened by directions Of the custom hou.s otieer,
two hundred letters addressed 10 parties here
and elsewhere which Letters were admitted BY The
10 have been brought 20 him ih~g
by the California agent of Adams Co The trunk Was
taken the post office and after awhile given up BY d.
rectlon OF the Postmaster General. after pledge from
the counsel OF Adams Co. that a seh~Jus Of
the letters should be furnished the department and ali
letters deposited in the post cfoe.-Nsu fort Hsrsid
SINGULAR Arrnp-SuprosrD MuHpss WITHIN ru,rfY
YEARs-fn digging up the foundation of an Old building
at No 90 CorDhill-now owned BY the Fifty Associates.
this morning, about ten fee below the surface and an
derneah the sidewalk, the work discovered The bones
OF a human beng, supposed 10 have been murdered
The bones OF the and legs had been sawed N t.o
40 as to enable the mudere TO shove the body into the
hole The skull in excellent state Of
lion, and many OF the teeth stil sound The build
ing has been erected hry,hree years, and the murder
must have been committed within that time. The mpr
derers had evidently gone into the cellar, pulled away
two or three stones from the foundation, and dug the
grave OF their victim underneath the sidewalk and then
closed up the wall again-Boson paper. July II.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTioN,--on Friday AZ
ternoon July 25h o'clock the premises, shall coll lot
subdivision 342
on strce north, feet 10Th
Terms; balance annual nrtalmen,s
years, with interest, satisfactorily secured
DYER MCGUIRE
July I'D AucuoneeIs.
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ANOTHER REMUNERATION OF rREE-soL DEMOCRACY IN
VERMONT We ind the following para sfaph the Bur
ling ION (Nt Sentinel:

ANOTHER RENUNClAIloN OF fkEE-sOlL DEMOCRACY
VERMONT We ind the following para graph IN the Bur
lingJon (Vt) Sentinel:
Hon. Homer T. Hubbe of Fairfax. who was nomina.
ted last week by the eesoilers OF franklin county
canddats for senator. gives notice the public, in the
Messenger that he declines the honor Mr. Hubbel
heart a national democrat, and he does wish any
longer occupy position which will leave the fact IN
doubt Verify, The party is in trouble all Sides
Certain II is that the party is in trouble in the Green
Mountain State. We have heretofore chroncled the re-
fusa OF its nominee for governor TO bear it's standard in
the approaching conflict, the ground that he cannot
assent TO its principles proclaimed at Montpelier by
the State convention which nominated him We have
the qualification TO record the withdrawal OF one of
lis nominees Tor the senate. and precisely the same
ground lie is national democrat, holding fellowship
with his democratic brethren throughout the Unon and
prefers not to such association by consoning
with sectionaliss and dlsunionss, and merging in
anti compromise and fugitive slave-law State club,
having no atinites with anything northern aboli-
tonism-AtbdDy .frguS
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by A. GREEN, Auc tioneer.

according to Davidons subdivision OF
s squares section of the rst ward where
property > rapidly improving. =,
proceed square loJ
- A GREEN,
July l6-cohds Ancuoneef.
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IA wpAtSSs ~ nS~ ss~~aAs ssA NJ wsssee, wne
snte~ " Mao ~ Rssvr' Sss" sss
Lass rkAscK TAYLOR
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FURTHER DISCOVERIES oF GOLD IN QUARTZ Captain
Wilson, well known IN connexion with steamboat enter
prises on the Mississippi rver has shown very rich
specimen oil gold quartz taken few days since from
creek known Hon Cut, about eight miles from BID
wells bar on Feather river, and about thirty miles above
Marysville. This specimen, well as many others, was
taken from the point of ridge crossing the gulch where
he was work The ridge extends abou, SIX hundred
yards from one guch to another, and probably will be
found 20 be rich vein,
Almost every day discoveries OF the character OF
the above being made IN almost every section oil the
State from the southern 10 the northern boundaries, and
enterprises in progress for working the veins dscov
cred
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INTER TO THE PUBLIC-The subscriber, hav-
weiesablhed stand Of Andrew C0yle
Son. opened aud entirely stock Of boots aud shoes
1t intention always hand all
articles largest
confidently number articles mod
crate prices. My stock comprises
light black CATERS figured, tipped, and pan-very
beautiful
Ladies' black tipped and kid boots and
buskins
Ladies black and bonzed Jenny slippers walking
light black and coored boots, gaers and slippers
Mlsses buskins and Jenny Lnds
Chdens black, bronzed blue green, and light boots and
CATERS, all sorts
Gentlemen's CATERS, various s,yles-very beautiful
DO Iasing md cloth bootees, for comfort
calf boots and booees, of all styles and prices
Youths, aud chiIdren's goods of all kinds
of market and conf
IDENTIFY the best which be procured
JuIy I0-eodw THOS. A. SCOTT.
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nEsIKABLE Reudy-furnished House for Rent In
wadThe house, with the valuable furniture therein,
and 2 present occupied BY Mrs.
whole part. This
er in neighbohoods the city and
For be pleased
apply To ND SMITH.
July 3-eod3if
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CARD.-The respectfully NOTIFY persons
with according
bills will be rendered Ash
present month.
They that all will be carly
books maturity, order that the better
bl.d conduct business successfully possible
hose have literally pauo1
Kcd since gallon OF hrm
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
Juna lp-dmn
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BypYER q MCGUIRE, Amo,ionee

NM. ma n Of Georg clown Coli
place Thursday 2tt instant at hslfpa
prccisoiy and the hour on me preceding
Tue.day 2Sd instant The graduating viii exhibit
en n chemistry and natural philosophy
The public respectfully invited 10 attend .
JAMES RYDER, President
July i5-2tcpsdTu22dS rh2ith