davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-23
THE ORIGIN OF D1MPLEs.

One morning in the bloESoming Of May,
A child was sporting 'mongst the flowers,
Till, wearied out with his restless play,
He laid him down to dream away
The long and scorching noontide hours.
At length an angels unseen form
Parted the air with conscious thrill,
And poised itself, like presence warm,
Above the boy, who was slumbering still.
Never before had so fair thing
Stayed tho swift speed of his shining wing;
And gazing down, with wonder rare,
On the beautiful face of the dreamer there,
The angel stopped to kiss the child,
When 10 at the touch the baby smiled
And Just where the unseen lips had prest,
a DIMPLE lay in its sweet unrest,
Springing upon his check of rose
Like ripple walked from its light repose
On a strcamlet's breast whom the soft wind blow
And the angel passed from the sleeping one,
For his mission to earth that day was done.
a fair face bent above tn 6 boy
1t must have been the boys own mother,
For never would such pride and Joy
Have lit the face Of any other;
And while she gazed, the quiet air
Grew tremulous with silent prayer
Anon it ceased, and the boy nwoke,
And a smile of love DER his features broke,
Tho mother marked, with n holy joy,
The dimpled cheek of her darling boy,
And caught him up, while a warm surprise
Stole like star to her midnight eyes
And she whispered low, as she gently smiled,
L know an angel has kissed my child"'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-23
thou ard saved. and I ann destroYed.n

thou art saved, and am destroyed"
Both the wives wept bitterly. Their
natural jealousy to each other was merg-
ed into desire to save the fanatic from
the consequences of his madness. Rebec-
ca attempted to deny her former state
ments, and used great intercession with
her relatives to forego their vengeance
The French woman made intercession with
the authorities, too, hut it was, all happi-
ly, in vain. The friends of Rebecea were
implacable, and insisted on justice.
Ibrahim works now in the gallies at
Toulon. The captain is undergoing pun
ishment also. The magician it is to be
feared, is practicing his old trade.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-23

Ezr II Is not de Iassfe Of gold, spark
ling OF diamonds and rmeFalds, nor the
splendOr Of dress which adorns OF embel-
fishes woman, but gravity, humility,
discretion and modesty.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-23

f<r Asparagus Is strongly fccommen-
ded IN Affections d the ehsr and lungs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-23

A year had passed away; The Eng,
lish had been driven from our shores, and
the blood-thirsty savage had ceased to
sSarm the midnight air with his hor-
rid war.cry. and had sunk back into the
impenetrable morasses of Florida, and
peace spread her silken wings over our
favored land,
1t was midsummer in the glowing
South the orange and citron groves wa
we'd their enammelled boughs in the radi-
ant air while myriads cf humming birds,
that rivaled the fragrant flowers IN beau
tsrregaled upon the rich blossoms, OF
darted away with meteor sEiftness, shed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
--latest News Items.
TFLEGRApUIC

Nrw IoRK.-Thc Wings of 1th district,
Illinois, have elected a Scott delegate. The
majority of delegates from Illinois are for
Scott.
An extra session OF the North Caroln1 Leg
islaturc is TO be held to rc-urrangc the Con-
grcssional districts.
4 bill has been introduced into the Mary
land House giving the Wings two districts
and the Democrats four.
Col. Benton definitely announces himself
candidate for Congress from st. Louis district.
Mr. Gr!nuclFs ship, the Advance, has lett
the sectional dock, and Is now ready for sea-
Nh Grinncll is ready at once to fit out another
expedition III search for Franklin provided
government will give him officers and men,
Mr.. Peabody, the American banker at London,
has authorized Mr.. Grlnncll TO draw on him
for ; 10000 If nee cssary to start the expedition
CHARLESTON, May pa Wing meeting
was hcld in tins city, last night, and a commits
tee was appointed to issue an address 10 the
Wings Of the State, requesting the election OF
delegates on the 10th of June next, to attend
the National Convention. a resolution was
adopted sympathlzng with Henry Clay i'll his
aillictiun.
LAKE SurERoE CANAL.-l'our distinct
companies in Canada have given official notice
ot their intention 10 apply TO Parliament for II
charter TO enable them 30 commcnc" operations
on Il canal around the Falls of Saut Stc Marie.
Il he subject has Iiardly been brought to the
serious consideration Of the American Con-
gross.
Gh,cago, May 3l-Wc learn
from Lasallc, that the Cholera is on the IN
crease at that place. There have already been
sixty deaths from it, mostly of laborcrs on the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

The census Of France has been Published.
The population is set down at 3I,1Sl ,62S,
from Which it appears that the increase since
lSlj has been much less than in former pro
portionatc periods. The dimnution IS accoun-
ted for by the emigration to South America
and California, and by fewer marriages having
been contracted in the late troubled times.
Politicians talk in Paris, but somewhat
vaguely, ofa now law tending to arm the Min
lister of Police with discretionary power over
foreigners i'll France.
The interviews of the Northern SovcrciTns
cause considerable uncaslncs, it Is said, at the
Tulcrics, and it is reported that special agents
have been despatched to watch their move
nCnts.
1t is publicly stated that Gen. Cavaignac has
purchased homestead near Ruudan, where he
intends to up his residence.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor Of Austria entertained the
Car OF Russia with great pump. The latter
was at Dresden ON the l2th inst, OH his way
from Nicun to Berlin.
A great camp evolution is to be performed
on the 9th June, at Cveglcd and KcrcSstur, in
hungary. All the disposabc cavalry and thirty
batteries Of artillery arc to be nanauvrcd du-
ring forty days.
PKussIA.-Anothcr conference Of the Xoll-
vcrCln was held on the 10Th inst, without re
suit.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

portanttO Dgspcptics DR.. ]. $. IlOUGllTONS
PEPSlN. Ne huc Digestive Fluid, or GaStric
Juice. prepared from Rennet, or the fourth stomach
OF the Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBlG, the
great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGH-
TON, NJ. d., Philadelphia. This is truly won
dcrIn remedy for indigestion, Dyspepsia, Iaundice,
Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
alter Notnre's own Hcthod, by Noturc's own Agent
the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets continuing Scientific
evidence Of its value furnished GRATIS. See notice
among the Medical advertisements jylGwly
On "Wednesday Morning, April II, by the Rev.
DIR Boring litRAcE =. JAMES, Esq, to Miss JULIA
NJ. II. Hall, Daughter OF the late DR. Hall, OF Bur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
Democratic National! Convention.

Baltimore, June | II A. NJ.
During all yesterday crowds poured into the
city. The members Of Congress arc here in
large numbers, also many editors and other in
Ilucntal men. During last evening a number
of Caucuscs were held, and an amicablc feel
ing prevailed Although Cass, on the first bal
lot, may receive the greatest number Of votes,
it seems to be agreed That he will be almost
Immediately dropped. Buchanan seems TO he
the most formidable opponent of Douglass, but
the members from the South and South. Invest,
are decidedly opposed to him. Some new man,
it is thought, will be taken up as a compromise
candidate. The feeling generally prevails
among the influential members that Douglass
chances look the best.
The Georgia Delegates are unable to agree.
LATER, 1890, p M.
The Convention assembled in the large Hall
at ~ o'clock. Some delay occurred in organ
lett, of Massachusetts, read the Call for the
Convention after which Hon. r. N. Saunders,
of North Carolina, was chosen President, pro
tem Mcssrs. w. X. Stewart, of Indiana,
Day, of Mississippi, L. C.. West, of N. J. Col.
Vcrboss, of Tennessee, were chosen Secrcta-
rics. Prayer by Rev. J. G. White A Com
mittec of one from each State was appointed
to nominate permanent officers of the Convcn-
ton.
The defeat of Davis, and the election of
Saunders, as President is considered adverse
to the chances of Douglass. Mr.. Douglass
Mr. Van Buren,, and other distinguished gen
tlcmcn, are attending on the Convention.
Baltimore, June ..
The Convention was called to order by the
President.
Hon. Mr.. Borroughs olltrcd.a resolution tc
appoint one from each State, to report resou
tons framing the Democratic platform. Laid
on the table.
Mr.. Grannis, of Tenn. offered substitute
to raise Committee in the same manner tc
whom all resolutions be submitted without de-
bate Adopted.
The members were delayed, and at II
o'clock The delegates were not all in.
Al burned to ) p. NJ. to allow better accom-
modal ion to members.
The IIon. Rcverly johnson, accompanied
by Lord lIorncIill, aucndcd,thc Convention
this morning. Several cnucascs were held last
evening and Douglass chrncc looked moro
favorable; and were it prolrrangcd, that II
strong vote would he given to Cass, on the Is
ballot, he would be elected ON the ID or 3D.
Dlcklnsons friends are wurking and it i
thought by knowing ones thu he will succeed
There is Il strong outside influence in favor Of
him.
1t is supposed the balotting will commence
this +. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
FOUR UIY!S LITER FIR VI
EUR Q p {.

Nrw YoRK, May 30 The steamship Arc
tic, from Liverpool, May 23th, arrived oil SAN
dy Hook last evening.
BY the Arctic we have Liverpool papers of
the I9Lh, and London Of the 18th, aud full
tclegraphlc despatch irogl London on the NOR
nlng of the 10Th.
There is undated activity in the manulac-
turing districts IN Manchester; the general
demand for goods IS nnimpaired.
The reports from Nottingham arc favorable,
there being large orders for the United States.
In tire wooden districts there IS an unSatisfnc-
tory feeling respecting the wool crop of Aus
tralla, with increased firmnoSs IN prices.
ENGLAND.
Little worth reporting has occurred since
the sailing of the Cambria. The case of a
British subject, named Murray, sentenced Ia
death at Rome, for political Offences, wa. be
fore the House of Lords on Monday; as was
also that Of some English Protestant mission
aries, banlshed from Austria. y good deal OF
feeling was cyinccd by the different speakers,
but the discussion led to no practical result.
Our London teegrGphic despatch OF we'd
nesday says:
The House of Commons was counted out
last egcnng, and the Maynooth debate did not
come on. 1t is said that Ministers wished to
get rid of the motion altogether.
A numerous dcputatlOn waited upon the
Lord Lieutenant of ireland. at the Castle, on
MONDAY, to ask for his intcrccsslGn on behalf
of Smith O Brlcn and his colleagues. He re,
fused to recommend the prayer of the memo
rial o the Queen, for the liberation of the pat
riots on the ground that the had not expressed
conrltlon for their crimes, or loyalty or graft
tud, towards their Sovereign.
IRELAND.
The weather in ireland has been propltlou
beyond the best hopes OF tue farmers IN Eng
LAM. Seasonahle rains have revived the crop
previous y suffering from drought.
FRANCE.
There is little Of interest from Paris or i
fat from the Continent. Generals LamouclerC
Bdcau. and Lcio have followed Gen. han
gnlot's example by publishing letters. STRONG
j. Dc nouCc.nl Lo.@ Napo'cor, aud ass gun
n"r reasons Tor rriu.,og 10 taee tao oath Z
ale claucc 70 the President The Letters ~
spaly distinguished a. General s lJr the
t2IGness lad spult.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
W hig Meeting.

In compliance with the previous notice, the
Wings of Burlington assembled at Concert Hall,
on Tuesday and were called to order by Chs
i. Nelson, Esq, Chairman of the Town Com.
mitrec. On motion of Mr.. CLARKE, the meet.
ing was organized as follows:
JOHN PECK, Chairman.
JAS. llIcKOK, Secretary.
On motion, it was ordered that seventeen
Delegates be appointed to represent BurIing.
ton in the Convention at Hyde Park, on Thurs
day next.
Whereupon, on nomination in open meeting
the following gentlemen were appointed =
John Peck, G. Baxter, l.. NJ. Ilagar, d. w. c.
Clarke, John Wheeler, J. A. Shedd, Il. Rixford,
Jas. w. nickol, Chs. l.. Nelson, Edwarc
Smith, |. Sherwood, l.. p Blodcet', Carolus
Noyes, Chas. +. Ward, WIN. Weston, 7. E
Wales, and Chas p. Ilgbee.
On motion, it was voted that the Delegate:
appointed have power to fill any vacancies that
may occur in their numbers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN PECK, Chairman.
J. w. IlICKOK, Sec'y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

possible point in popular favor, and that IS
something Of an achievement
- In the Ia e fire at San Francisco, we nos
,ice large quantity oiiAyer's Cherry Pectoral
burned, in the possession of one of the Drug
gists of that city. God will not control dis
ease, and even in that Ophir country they must
provide this best of all remedies for colds,
coughs, and affections Of the lungs. Indeed,
we happen to know that it is an almost inds-
pensabc companion of the muetecrs and min
ers, who are 50 much and 50 continually eX-
o,ed to the eyer.changing atmosphere Of that
ciiinatc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
Michael Reads Estate.

I'VE the Subscribers, having been APP
Nv pointed boy lA" Honorable the truhac Court
ur the District at Chticulru, commissioners t" IT,
criye, examine aud allu, The claims and demands
oi all p,r-olo, against lne estate OF Michael kead
late Of Charlotte, IN sad DrUct, deceased, I'PIc-
scented iu,ovcui, and also all claims 0nI demands
rXnibilcd IA offset thereto; aud SIX months from Inc
dty ol the dat" hereof, beng allowed by sad Count
tor that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that VIII atlrnd 10 thc business al our appoint
mrnl at the dwcm. OF Rcbccca Read, widow "l
SAID deceased, IN Charlotte, IN sand DIS ret on the
second saturdays ol August and October next, al
10 % clock, \. Vi ., on each Slld days.
Dated this Iuih day at Aprl, \. d. lSi2'
CuAS. RUSSELL.} commissioners
JOSEPH MARoll,{ Oo''''''S''''''''
wlgw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
HE the Subscribers, having been up.

ME the Subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden, commissioners to re-
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and demands
o all persons against the estate OF Royal N Beach,
late of Winston, in said District deceased, repre-
sented insovent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from the
day OF the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
tce that we will attend TO the business OF our APP
poin tment, ut the dwelling OF Mrs Lydia Beach, in
will ston in said District, on the third Mondays oil
June and November next, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, on
each Of said days. .
nLiAM II. FRENCH
A. S. WELLER, Commissioners.
RQSNAEII. L. Fay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

-Ihc .Hb0Hy Erenmg .jorUrmR says there
were many pleasing incidents connected with
Nos,uth's stay in Boston, and among others
mentions the following -
understand that a purse containing : 100
was sent to Boston to kossulh. by Mrs A. G.
PAIGE of Schenectady. I he purse was exceed
mgl y rich and beautiful, and bore upon one end
an accurate and striking representation of the
arms OF Hungary. Touched by the appropriate
ness OF the gilt, kuSsuth assured the gIvcr that
while the contents should be devoted to the
Hungarian Fund, the purse should forever be
kept by linn and by his VITO in remembrance
OF her.
Several of our Wing papers are out in
their respective fashions, we perceive, upon
Congressman Bartlctt.- Green Mountain Free
ann.
For ewing papers read dem cratic papcrs,-
! The Burlington Sentinel has had the most Sc
we're article against Bartlett that we have yet
sicn,- .Aoaipoii0 Uaichman.
Exactly. l he Sentinel took the skin of the
back of the cXmembcr oilhc National Dcmocra-
tic Committee, in artistic style. I he Wing pa
| p'rs have higher game lnyiew that the extreme
ly diminutWc cs'ulcnt of the potatoo tribe men'
toned by the freeman.
-- The Courier of to-day Though It's Edi-
tor, We are sorry To say has been i'll for some
/ dVs p.s'l has e..7n few epdec's f's to ,he
Ga Ho.poy Steamers on oar i4oe. We
would copy a. were It not t1lt we hvc no mai
ice against anybody. Nr. Burton hts cue
ce-dud IN reducing the Old Line 70 the loves
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

This morning, by the Rt. Rev. Bishcp IlorHiNs,
Capt. CHARLES B. MARVIN of san Francisco,
California, to Miss ELLEN e. BLACkMAN OF
Burlington.
A, Richmond, on Sunday evening. May 23d, by
A. Il. Cooper Esq. Mr.. OGvls STONE OF Bolton, to
Miss LUcIHDA CocrER, OF the same place.
In Addison, ILL.,, on Sunday Evening, May 18th
by Rev NJ. Parker, Mr. HIRAM G. ANDERSON, OF
Chicago, to ELIZABETH VI, eldest daughter OF A. Il
DuRANp of Bnrlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

BcYToN.-This interchangeable and earnest
political agtator has sent the following notice
to certain Judge !iough, who has been rather
Conspicuous As being made use o! as tool to
aid in defeating the recollection Of the great
Missourian TO the United States Senate, The
81, Louis Republican says OF this Judge, that
AT the last Senatorial election, after many vain
efforts to elect Benton. llough was put mp by
the BanlouteS, As Il sort Of blind, or 10 CoZcu
the Anti Bentontes. ard they amG,ed thcm-
selves by voting for him two or three times, but
without any intention of eIecling him. Now
the Colonel has taken him on his knees, aud is
going 10 give him such ilrwyH as he never
had in his life -
70 ,hitc H,aea or,ie Su.i--a r,-pa:
1,s.-. email -p"tS 10 rae Peep a. Itcr -oo.
{ ape Crd'dnan Couoty, On saturday, the i5ul
lEst., and saa,. menuon your udue N way
which Whlch Wtll ooncern both the public ana
youreei', aad give you 'aIs notice Of my ia'ou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-May 81.
At market G2j Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 2i50
SWINE and 1850 sheep.
PRlcEs-Becf Cartic-Extra 81; LIST quality 80,
I'd do $50; Sd do $500.
WORKING OxEN-Sales $50 100 40.
Cows AND CALvEs--Snles so, 26, ", 81 81.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Sales, 50, 3 so; extra 5a 575.
SwINE.-Ga1c; retail 7aSkc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

ton, that YOU may attend If you please, aud
hear what is sad, and answer II You think
proper, when am done. Yours,
Tnos. II. Benton.
st. Louis, May 9th, 1852
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

FLOUR AND GRAlN-Samc MS last week-de-
mand steady Rye scarce at 80 cts
PROFESSIONALISM is quiet at our quotations -
Hams scarce nj II a u
POTATOES-In good demand and fair receipts.
WOOl.--Ihc Market is quiet but no change 10 re-
port.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
Eigin Spring House.

THIS house is now open for the recep-
/ ton of visitors. The Proprietor will spare no
expense 10 make it desirable place OF resort Tor ia
valid or porties o, pleasure. The medicine quail
ties OF these SPRING. are equal to any in the world,
and are highly recon mended by the best physicians
in the country, to wlom reference may be had by
Drs. Bradford Maxfeld and Hopkins, OF Vergennes
DIS Allen and Russell, NJ iddelbury, DR.; Cram, Fer
rsburgh, DR.. Ilineberg Burlington, DR.; Horton,
Cholchester, DR.. Warner, New Haven, DR., Il3'Ie-
ton Bristol, Or. Bromley, huntington Dr. Wethcr-
by, Wcstlord The proprietor VIII run carriage 10
the Depot in Vergenncs Tor tie accommodation oi
those visiting the Springs in connection win the
Express Train going south, which leaves burlington
1915 A. NJ , and also the arriving at NergennG7 at
II % A. NJ, aud also the accumulation train g
ing north, whice arrives at Nrrgemrrs II l6 A. NJ,
reaching the Springs in time for dinner, or any other
ira in when requS stcd.
All orders for water promptly executed, and Tor
warded by Cars boat in bottles or by tie gallon,
Post Office address VergcHnss, w.
The Elgn Spring Water is kept for sale IN Bur
l!ngton. by r. A. Peck, a. c. Spear, and by Smith
& Richards. -
SOLOMON ALLEN
MAY 81, 1852 wi1mOs3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
AUCTION u COMMISSION
S I @ r Z +!
P E M . v a l.

's'IIE Subscriber would respectfully IN
4 form the citizens of Burlington aud the COM
muniry. that he has taken the Auction and Commits
son business formerly conducted by Isaac Shrr-
wood, and removed to Col. Ihom;lS' store, on
College street, la'cy occupied by Pierce, Dayry Il
Arn where the business viii be slrclly attended TO
in all its branches The roomS will b" opened every
day in the week TOR the retail trade, and Auction
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Particular attention
will be pald to Tie commission business aut Gus
toners may dr"rnd upon having all busacs, ma this
branch strci,ly aud fairy attended 10 and m1J rely
upon prompt returns the Subscriber will also attend
o the safe Of r.al estate, i've stock and every KIND
or Merchandise which may be thrown Ia'1 the
J. !. DUNCkLEE.
rl,li.rtnn June list 1852 GNWl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
J | { D

Gin Albion. n. Y. on Sunday morning, ODD inst ofte
severe illness OF many months, Mrs. FANNY
WALBRIDGI,a aged G3 years.
{ .%@ Vermont papers please copy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
DuRLINGruN, May y 1852.

&c.,, ,..
Sal had the curiosity in recently maN'n4
II" ri" from New York TO }urIins'"nhy Railroad
I" kr'pa m'm"rand"n OF tIc arrival OF the tram
ut d'!"fcm points IN the route. By tins VIII De
seen III" tnnll'GE I'm" ct II" various i"hd5 Wh''
m7k" up III" unr,ald MS my recording was pur'I
are'''nt'i' NmHY, WITH proWic'y' DC relied upo"
an cv"ry-day performance
Let New CORK, 90" A. W.,
d" 10 3ist St, "'~l 90
Arrived, Albany, 1879 do
LEX DO l"'l 90
Arrived, Troy Io@J do
hudson i''Vcr h"'I"a''-''o h"''
Leu Ir"y' m,lo \. NJ
Arrived Fa-" l'ud@''II,"' d"
nw.'. ,'',,',' ','''''''' ,i,l ~
Arrived, RmIand lgGp, NJ
Rutland and Washington Ra.lroad 81 miles.
Lrit Rutland, l,3o +. Nj.
arrived hoiI'"@'"n' $40 d"
,.,'','.,, 7,q ,,,;,.. -, .' ,...'..I
from which mich, uroucr,v be- deducted saw ,,yr,,,,
minutes tor the Inst three mics on, ot New Nnih.
whrr" the cars are drawn by horS"po H'i cal
IN" 1t "'''' hours ana UNITY minutes yves ra''
''''
,nn;,rcn, rooJs !, rho lIIn,vin, ,,ro,,r,inr,.
IIudson River E,iIroaJ 30 miles nrr hour
Troy & Boston do - do do
EutIand n Washington do 81 do do
h"''''" " hu'""-''" d" 81 GO DO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04
stntc OF XCYssaNrGt.

NiIEKENS. Inc sad pTaIUIl h1VMH rnI'T0U
lis action al as-unp-tl M sad CONT against lHr siII
defendants, declaring ur"n Il pruml~S"ry note, dtlrd
(lriobrr -, INJl Tor $50 huHjrcI dollars, iaNah.r
20 the plaintiff three mpath- alter th' etd date and
executed hy the slld Defendants, and ayowlaI the
nun-puymrut oisud note, aud demanding IA DANA
,a.- the sum ui our hundred dollars, rnI II appear
,po 10 sand Court that the sand Laura beach Is alb
sent from this State and hns not had personal notice
q, the pending OF si s', it's ordered hy sad tou'i
that thrlr cause continued 20 Tie tenn "i larll
Court next to be- rcd AT burlington, ~ and for TIE
Col,,iy ut Allrudru, on lac llujd Tuesday ~ Sept
\ d., 1872, auJ tuat in said Lruya Brcrn be- nulI-
fed of tr prors., 10y the puIucauou Of inns order
m lur Burlington Free Pres, "a newspaper puHIl-h"u
AT burlington, M uuo County, lurrc weeks ru'rr'-
.lyrly, the last OF winch iu,urou shauoc II least
IN e.. We. - b,'iu.c l.r s,4I urAt tenn.
kASSON y EDllONDS, Auy, og Ha'nuil
b. Il. Bt Galley, CIcIA.