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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18

lovely surface was distinctly duplicated, the
convoy returned to the Wharf, and the crowd
quietly discmborkcd, about o'clock, in the
best of temper and spirits,-fccling grateful to
the RUTLAND g. BURLINGTON RAILROAD Cow
PANY, Mcssrs. BRADLEY g. CANFIELp, Capt
dencc, for rcry pleasant thrcc-hours' Excur-
sion. Nothing occurred to omar the festivities
of the occasion" except certain profano "mu-
sic and dancing" on the IIENRY MAYO, and
the entire absence of the beautiful and bccom-
ing Turkish Dress! In every other respect
the occasion was white" one, and long
may it wave!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
Iron HsaiIinss, &c.

ENIlE NEW ENGLAND IRON RAIL.
lNG COMPANY, No. I ALBANY BLocN, Bos
tom are prepared to make, at short notice, every de
scrpuou OF
FROtGUT OK CAST IRON RAILTNGN,
at very low prices.
The PATENT WIRE RAILING Is a very SUI
pcrur aulcc, ~ TO beauty OF Sr lr Strength made
from the best OF iron, from Is to 81 inch diameter
with heavy wrought non bars and posts. This ar
tlcie IL Becoming very popular Tor CEMETERIES, Fun
Lie GROUNDS, DWELLING iIoUsES, GAgpINs, NC. II
IS also extensively used Tor WINDOW GUARDS Tor
SroGtS DWELLINGS, lUNArIC ASYLuMS aud other
pEbiic buildings. 1t Is more durable aud much cheap
cr than cast ron or any other description Of fence
They keep constantly on hand, ASA, ENGLISH
HIRDLE FENCE tor farming purposes, from 81
% = s. per rod Coal screens, RrdSIrads, Ne Nc
ne subscribers being sole proprrt",s IN the rat
cu' Vine Railing tur the Ncw England states. eau
uop all persons nom Fu6ahSiDe 81 using the same
m that fDIit1B, obamtd from any Other soulce Than
from Them or their authorised agents.
For particulars respecting ntCr ana 'oT dla"lhg7
or design Apply 10 - Wan 4" ~
v1,no,3 AL al, Block, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
Celebration and Pic Mic.

The Sunday School of the first Congrega-
'ionaI Society in Burlington, will hold their an
nual Celebration on Friday next, the 18th inst.
The Steamer BosToN will leave the South
Wharf, at half past eight o'clock, in the fore
noon, and, after enjoying a ride upon the Lake,
the party will land in Shebnrne larbor and
proceed TO grove near by where the exercises
will take place. The Burlington Cornct Band
have kindly accepted an invitation 10 accompi-
ny the party. Rev. Frederick II. Gray, of Bos-
ton, will conduct the exercises and deliver the
address. ALL The Members of The Society, whetI-
err they have children in the Sunday School, OF
not, are invited and requested TO Join in the eel
ebraton.
VIM. WESTON, Superintendent.
July l6, 1851.
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state OF Vermont.

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~ NoyeS ana JuIius Noyes, rrturnabe To the next
II " 'e Coutt OF CilaHcrIy TO rc held at burlilS~
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
W EhNESnAN- Inlu q

Reported for the Traveerl
At Market 527 Ca,tc-about i0C Beeves and -,
stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, two and three years old.
Prices Market Brcl-EXua Sc 80 per cwt: LIST
quality So I'd quality s. 80 Sd quality 50, ordina-
ry : 30.
llIlrs-$j % per cwt.
Tallow-j -.
Veal Calves 80 5a1
S:oreS-W orkng Oxen. no sales.
Cows and CaIycs--S2O, 27a3j.
Two Years Oid-S IT, 22a21
Three Years OId-?2O 2ja3O.
Sheep and L.mbs-41s3 at market. Prccs-C1
ira : ja6. BY lot ST 80, 2a2 40.
Hwlne-RetalI j5a6 G; Spring Pigs 7a9c.
Rcmarks-lhe market is u shade quicker. and the
prices OF last week are tally sustained
- cars came over the tItch5nrg Railroad. and "a
over The Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded w,il,
cattle, sheep, horses and fowls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
CONN ERCIAL,

BRIGHTON CATTLE NARkET-Julv 10.
At market 700 Beef Cattle, no Stores 10 pairs
Working oxen, 10 Cows and Calves 5000 Sheen
ana lambs, and go Swine, 100 OF which were lett
over from last week
Prcrs-liref Catte-Exira, 81; lst quality SCAT, :
30 !; ID do 50 3I do SiuI,1j
Working OXrn- Sales at >SSj, 100, ll0a1l5
Cows aud Caives--Salcs AT so, "a, u, 30. 36ail
Sheep and Lambs-Lanbs {: 80, 2u3, and Sheen
SAL.
S"ine-Spring Pigs &c; retail 6!a7!c fat Hogs
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Portrait OfPOpe Plus TX.

VllI, Undersigned has received a few Of
I the Splendid mezl ltlnr engravnqs o. this eupsrb
picture Of Pope flus N painted in Rome by The ac-
uompsh American Arust, ANrs OF Boston, in AS
Subscribers, by paying one dollar will receive this
beautiful nlez1otnr, and ais chance to draw the
onsnal pduung. GO. MCGOWAN
July Il, d, d6tAN2
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j / { i

On Thursday, the loinst' MARY JANE daughter Of
Geo. l.. and Maria II. Reynolds. aged Il months.
la ST. George, ON the 9th inst. CHARITY, wife OF
Reuben Lockwood aged ii years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
GROVER & BAKERS
Patent Sewing Machine
Patented Feb. IIth, fS5ll

TIE Inventors and ProHrietors, after long time
L spent IN periectmg and simplifying their lnyen-
ton, and having now received United SAFES Leulrs
Patent on tie same prepared TO offer Tor sale the
exclusive R9ht oi Territory FOR States, Countir. and
Cities or Machines, with the right to ust. This is
entirely an Original invention, nothing al all sinaf
having ever before been offered tu the public IN,
right OF the invention l. therefore uncuntesied Ont
Machine, by the use ct two needles supplied with
thread from spools, forms nFw stitch winch v III not
open or rayel,-In tact, iasl stitch. II l. adaprrd
To the sewing OF all kinds OF fabrics. also on lrath.
er, IN staIght circular or other seams Ii is cana.
bic oi beng worked nj great speed, and requires but
htte power. ly means OF the I, ed carriage, which
IS compact and convenient the stitch may be rruu.
ated 10 any length. The needle strikes pprpehdirv-
ariy upon the table ct the Machine, and affords nm
opportunity Of sewing as tar IN from hs edge of the
cIoh as may be desired The Machine is worked
by treldlc hand, power is easy regulated and be-.
ing compact and simple IN construction rs not liable
TO get cat "i order. We are confident that our Mn.
chine, on trial, will Corroborae all the statements
here made. The prlCe oi one OF Our Machines com.
prie (Which VIII be carefully packed to 90 to any
part OF the world Is one hundred and twenty five
dollars. Applications for ngh of Territory, or the
machines A." nth night 10 use as well as all inquiries
respecting them, and all orders enclosing money for
machines, will be- promptly attended to- All letters
to hc pos paid and addressed the Proprietors and
latcnlcts,
GROVER & BAKER,
Il Milk ST., Boston. Msss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
Indian Roots and Banks,

which no other medicine Possesses These most
Purifiers of the Blood that known either
nd"'n or 'te % mud these being eomIouHdcd with Ills ''oHS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
EE HE va ga DEr-
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
In the WHOLE WosLn.

rS- Pries 81 PER Bottle, Sir Bonln for s3
II ia now put up in QUART BOTTLES. of the same
Po7er ana n'dc1t efficacy when IN small bottles. Each
Large bottle contains Sl\TY-FGTR DOSES, md the
med cations nre 50 strongly Concentrated that only
One Id6trToohJR i required at Dosc-rhrec a day
thus one bottle ssls Twcnty-Onc Days, which much
longer than bottle OF other because there
Is required of % loss quantity dose
The grcnt AUpe,irig Of this Blood Purifier all
medicines, a
part OF it, compound pors,jA Medical Virtue,
NJ aLLLu .ur.lI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
BOSTON STOCK SALE july IT,
General Debility.

How many thousands suffer from the most trouble
some complaints arising from weakness and dtrange-
ntnt OF the natural functions the food taken INTO
the stomach Is lnprrcctly dlgested and consequently
gives little noursnmeut To the system, the whole
economy OF nature synpaihls"s with the difficulty
and langulshes until disease IN some form Is devel-
oped, understandable symptoms and sensations deprive
the sufferer OF the common blessings OF exisianee-
o all such we say. read the statements Of remarka-
bic cues hy using the OXYGENATFp BlrrEGS and YOU
Will not wish further evidence that this l. the most
valuable medicine IN the world Tor uvigoratiug the
system and restoring health and strength TErIr.
REED, BATES X AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gisis, No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston Genera,
Agrnts. Price S per bottle SIX bottles Tor So
- Forsl by WaRD ~ MOVES, A. G. SrEAR and
~ q, \. fnK, Burlington, and Wm. Is. latch
Wmooskl Falls. w3s2
~ There has perhaps never been medicine
before the public 50 well deserving their confidence
and patronage as lgers Ciery Pcctprai. Nolam-
NY should be without 1t, aud those who have used II
never WILL see Advertisement. wlwi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
Sarsapari]la, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssAFRAs eARks

make his Vegetable Extract. only tho gysdic't Blood
Purihcr, but also. cheaper medicine 10y odds
than amy Other II cheaper because the quantity
may be bought for One Dollar will last much longer, aud
VIII cure Ten Times more Bluoddseasr, Than Iol!aJi
worth Of any other mrdIcLnr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
We should think fire would get sick # try
ing TO worry California after awhile.
dor the Free Pfcss.)

Tile torIorn condition ofthc poor Free Sellers
and particularly the Cowier, for Two weeks past puts
me in mind OF the niger who caught Rabbit. and
was very happy in the thought OF his good lucl
lie was carresSing him in his arms, and sayinr
What very fat Rabbit you be q, how rcry far =
Presently the Rabbit escaped and ran away. Cufv
stood IN perfect ama1rlnent, and finally gave vent to
his feelings by saying: Yam poor Huic Lyb.tailed
dcrd! yon amt 50 VERY fat, after all :"
Our Free soil friends do not find Mr.. Peck so rc,v
fat. atjcral r.
Our friend Colonel ScmouLEF, the cal
liant and inylncIblc Editor of the boston N as.
came near being drowned, near his delightful
residence in South Boston, on Monday last =
50 say the Boston papers, but we don't believe
1t. The Colonel was born to die in harness, and
long may he waye!'
-lHother a,Sick candidate lion. Io.
MER +. llUBBELL, of Franl lin County, one of
the candidates of the headlcss Free Dcmocra-
cy for - nitor, has authorized the 81. 1Haus
Messenger 10 say that he las "slood It as loug
as he can" lie declines the measures Of
party that hasn't got PCct left Poor Free
Democracy 1t is truly reduced to Pint!
- Mr.. CAruorys NAvr>cGrr We are happy
10 nave u M oar power To ,la,' Up tine most rrl a.
hl' authority ihIt Tins luylou-'y cooked tor work
COR ihr publication ui winch the Legislature al Ii-
l3-i session made a llhrlh appropriations Is now IN
M hludr hand and VIII be Itady ~! iu,trvlu
d lew Ilys,- LhIIGsipa sun.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
The Attention orPurchascrs

AND Consumers is solicited to the follow.
~ M namrd SUPERIOR GOODS made Of the best Lou.
lsla4d Cotton, they have taken Premium Medals IT
the last Exhibitions OF the Ins,itutes m Nov Yort.
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
MRS. E. KIDDER'S
WORLD RENOWNED
Cholera, Dysentarv,
HNU UH4RRIfH.1
a = q - q E q ID n "a

|H'lllS Cordial has long been known as the great
n Remedy tor the Cholera, Common Cholera.
Morbus, Dysentary, aud every form of Diarrhpa
SO sure is 1t to cure hat scarce a case need be
lost il rightly treated with this medicine II give,
Immediate rriitt from
FAIN AND LRAuPS IN THE BOWELS.
AIays all irritation, stops the Painful Discharges and
restores the bowels to perfectly healthy state-s
W hen taken at the commencement OF the ds-asr il
will cure 1t IN very few hour. however severe the
attack may be.
1t will save the lite of the patient when in the Inst
stages OF the Disease, and when no other medicine
Will have the least beneficial effect 1t has annually
cured more extreme cases of
CHOLERI COMMON CHOLERA. MORBCS,
DlSENrARY, AND EVERY FORM OF DIAERHGA
elhe recent or protracicd than all the other inedi-
clesc put together, which have been placed before ths
pnbli Tor these purposes.
Many thousands are now living who were cured with
n while III infancy, after beng reduced to m.re
skeletons with Diarrhea, caused by tpethnr In
such cases, no greater blessing can be- conferred upou
the child than to administer to it this soothing and
nuuuShng Cordial as il
WILL GlTE LNHEDLlT'E RELIEF.
and exert almost magical influence in RESTORING
the child
The effect of this medicine is the same in every
country and IN every cntate and thousands have
been cured 10y 1t both on the Sea and on the Land
In cases OF sudden attacks OF either Cholera. Moi.
bus, Dysenary, or Diarrh,ra the effect OF the Cor.
dll is immediate and not untreunently single doss
"HicVeci thc c"re; and they nced not lose an hour
from their day avCcations.
1t immediately checks vomiting from any cause
whatever and is tie Grc0t Kenneth foy Sca Nick Ines,
so y BY
Mrs. II. BIDDER Il CO..
at the General Depot tor the mos, Popular Medcine,,
loO Court Street, Boston, and by Druggist, and
Medicine Dealers tlroug bout the land w5lmosS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18

IF our Burlington readers really wish to
crafty themselves and patronzo mcrtorous
efforts for their enjoyment, they will call ON our
friend WESTON, of the BURLINGTON COFFEE
House. All the Injuries of the season,--cu-
cumbrrs, tomatoes, new potatoes HOLSTERS, Oys-
tiers, Clans, &c, &c.,--lhat can be obtained
in our City markets, are 10 be found at his es-
lablIshmeur.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29
FAYETTEVILLE, N. Ca valua

Fayetteville, N. Ca valuable CORE
spondeni. says The Scientific American,
sends u The following particulars con-
corning the progress Of this enlerprising
place.
.FayeiievilIe is situated al the head ol
the Cape Fear Navigation Co., 1870 miles
from its mouth. navigable for steam hoals;
the population $500. We are now bull.
ding four plank roads, The longest 100
miles. The shortest % miles; in This coun.
" there are Z cotton factories running 1925
hons aud about $4,000 spindles. Our
plank roads cost $1,000 per mile. There
is company engaged in opening the
river about us. called the Deep River Nav.
igaiion Co, they are engaged in consiruc.
ling d.ms and locks a, five different
points. About 40 miles above on the
river. an immense bed Of coal has been
discoveries; a company from Boston, hav.
ing Dough, The land are now engaged in
opening the mines. The coal is anchri.
otto bi,umnous and an,i-biiter. The only
public building of any importance is the
United States Arsenal. one Of the hand
somes, in the United States
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29
MONTPELIER, w., Oct. 80.

Resolutions were introduced into the
House to-day, asserting the correctness
Of The views hitherto expressed BY the
Vermont Legislature on the subject Of
slavery, and refusing 10 assist in any way
the extension Of the slaveholding power.
They also urged on Congress the abolition
of slavery in The District Of Columbia,
and maintained that The writ Of habeas
corpus and trial by jury could not be de,
MED. They also instructed their Sena-
tors and Representatives. to ACT according
10 The spnil of these resolves. After some
lille debate The resolutions were laid on
the table.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29

oiiice q the North caIolins Rail Road Co,2
Greensboroueh, Oct. "a, 1851. )
- IDS Cor the following wosk on the line Of said
ID Road viii be received at The Office at this
place until the 18th Derenlber NEXT. when the
Lettings will take place al said 0iIise, sir;
For the Grading and Masonry Of the following
SECTIONS Of the Second Division Of said Road,
viz: Sections !, 2 3. 4. s, Q; .. 10, ~. II, 10,
"a. Is. 10; 30. 81. 80. 80. and -.
For The Grading and Masonry Of Sections IL,
and Of the Fourth Division. a. they may DO
inally deisruined upon ny the Eneioeen
For the Masonry and supersirurture Of the
following Bridges, viz: across crafiree. two -
cross Emo. Back Greek, and Haw River. on the
Second Division.
For The Masonry and supersiucture Of a
bridge across Derp River on the Third Division.
For the Masonry and supcrstruciuie Of the
following Bridges on the Fourth Division. VIZ !;
across the Yadkin River, Irish Buiialoe, Rocky
River, csudle Greek, and Sugar Creek.
Contractors for the Grading aud Masonry ON
the Sections, and Cor al the Bridges except the
Yadkin Bridge. win 10 expected 10 take sock TO
the amount Of one-hslf Of their b;d. and bidders
will state what stock they bid upon. or whelhes
they propose TO take such stock as may be assign
ed them by the Board.
Bidders Tor the Yadkin Bridge win accompany
their bids with the amount Of stock they propose
10 take, and state what stock they bid upon. o.
whether they propose TO take such stock rs ma,
he assigned them by the Board Of Directors.
Separate bids will be received for the Masonr,
and Tor the Suprrsrnciuie Of ihe Bridges.
From and aiier 18th November until the le.
, ling, estimates Of the Grading and Masonry. an,
proiiles Of the Rosi and estimates Of the Mason
ny and Superstructure Of the Bridges, and tn
plans and drawings for the same, may be seel
: at the Office Of the Rail Road.
Bids may be forwarded by mail. addresss
! j. President Of the N. q. Rail Road, Greensbs
r rough. N. C."
; J. NJ. M0REHEAD,
4 President Of the N. Z. Rail Road.
!, October %. 07-6'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29

Mr.. Bind. shs suprrinlrndrni. Was in
This tiny en Saturday. aud whiie here.
revived drspairl.. stating lIlsi TOO iars
af r.. ir..n. land naI T.. zs sisird in The
PrIer-bafg paprrs.l whirh he Ind pur-
rhased Al The Nnrl. had arrived ii t;s-
ysbnrs. M. Is. Immediately made at
rsngemeni<. ihrnnsh the irlegfash. hy
which illr lion wzs prnhshly drliseffd al
Gasion on Monday rsenins. We I~an
that il uiIl he Immediately laid. and -
much nf he Road as the new iron will
rorrf lie put in iharonsh order. The
rargn frnm Enrnpe NAV he slaarily fx-
ported. and ilie ralrulalIon consequently
.. lllal il will nnl he many monills hrlnrr
the hole lsaad will he -resleemed aud
regenerai. d. The elIicirnry speaks veil
for those inia hose hands The Road has
been en.nmiiird.
We learn hist there will be no re,saiion
Of the regular nprraii"ns Of The Road. assl
M drienlian. indeed. during The progress
81 is Reconstruction. Raj Rrgisfr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29
A Magnetic Subject

A Magnetic Suhject-Earl Baron
Won RIchenbarh. in his work ON "Mes.
mrrism or Animal Magnetism" tells the
following wonderful story: m. Schulz,
in the house he then occupied, had the sin
gular custom thar. when he awoke early
in The morning. he regularly turned himself
in The bed so that his leel came TO where
his head had lain during The night. and
always fell asleep again. The second
sleep was invariably much more refresh-
ing than the whole previous night' rest
contrary 10 the usual rule. that The first
sleep. especially before midnight, Is most
refreshing. When he faied TO obtain
this morning sleep he felt wearie,l the
whole succeeding day. and this strange
habit had long become necessity 10 him.
| inquired The position Of his bed. and
found il was so placed that the head was
towards the south. the feet UPWARDS the
north. By my advice. he laid himself on
going 10 bed in an opposite direction,
namely, with his head towards the north,
and his feet towards the south. From
iha, day he never fell the necessity Of turn
ing himself in bed in The morning. Iii:
sleep was Lood and strengthening. ant
he forever abadoned his old habit"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29

Amongst the liens exlrzeiea by some
81 azr contemporaries from late Bnen0s
Ayress papers Is The following:
"A dreadful connagFaiion had taken
place among The Chinese shipping in lie
river kisng on The lsl January. The
naasbrr af craft destroyed Is esiimsIed by
some al $4,000: aud mare iIlsn 10000
dead hadirs have bren taken from the rir-
sr. The "details are horrible beyond de-
seriplion."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29

The Plague at the Canary Islands
The Havana correspondent Of the New
Orleans Picayune furnishes several mel
ancholy details Of The prevalence Of plague
a, The Canary islands, said TO have been
brough, to The islands by some f-hermen
who caugh, il on The cost Of Africa. In
two months 5000 persons had died in
the CITY Of Palmas. and | 900 persons
in The island Of the Grand Canary. A.
the las, dates. August IL, the disease was
abaling in The city. though it still ragged in
the country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-29
N office.
Office Of the N. c Rail Road, ,
Grcenshoronrh. Oct. %. 1851. I

0o'~u5''' W. 10 FUUfs
III is ordered by the President and Directors Of
! the North Carolina Rail Road Company,
that the Stockholders pay into the Treasury Of
said Company ten dollars upon each share Of
stock held by them in said Company. on or be-
fore the 9Th day Of January, 1852; and that in
terest be charged upon any deferred payment
from and after the LIST day Of February, 1852.
For tho convenience Of Stockholders, pay mcnts
made to the Bank Of the State, al Raleigh, and
10 The Bank Of Cape Fear. at Salisbury, to the
crcdif Of the Treasurer Of said Company, and the
certificate forwarded to the Treasurer, will be
deemed sufficient.
c. p. MENDENHALL, Treas'r.
October %. 07-4w