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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09

Two STORIES OF SHEEtDA ~" Sheridan
told me that has father, being good deal
plagued by an old maiden relation OF his always
going out to walk with him, said one day that the
weather was bad and ra.uy,to which the old
lady answered, that, ON the contrary, 1t had
cleared IN. Yes said Sheridan, 1t has cleared
up enough for one. hut not rtwo' lie men
toned, too. that Tom StoI noy supposed algebra
10 be Il learned language. and referred to his
father to know whether i, was not So who said,
Certainly. Latin, Greek and a gcbn.'' by what
people was it spoicn:' . BY the Algebruns, to
be sure sand Sheridan"
Shaw, having lent Sheridan near $500, used
to dun hm very considerably for it; aud one
day, when he had been rating Sheridan about
the debt. and insisting that he must be paid
the latte! havn9 played of some OF his plausible
whcedng upon him ended by saying that he
was very much IN want Of G2l. to pay the cX
pcnses of Journey he wa, about to take. and
he knew Shaw would be rood ualurcd enough
to lend 1t to him. "'Pon my word" srys Shaw
" this is too bad after keeping me out of my
money III 80 shameful maner, you now have
the face to ask me for more but it won't do.
must be paid my money, and II is most disgrace
full" SC, &c. My dear fellow says Sheridan
&" hear reason the SUN you ask me for is very
considerable one, where as | only ask you fol
five and twenty pounds
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the Empire,
THE WAR between Russia and Turkey
BODIES no good to our Lcxicographv. We
might get along very well with the Turks
by calling every man Elirndi-who wasn't
the great Sultan himscli-but what can we
expect to do when the Emperor of all the
Russlas brings once more into the battle field
his pOndcrous array of Marshnls aud Gene
rails We had about made up our mind to
stand by1hs Sultan, but only see how these
Russian barbarans came down on Na,plcon
the Great call on the road from Moscow -
There was Iormazow and Jamalow,
And all the others that end in ow
Milarodoyitch and Jaladovitch
And all the others that end in itch
Schamcscheh, SouchosareH,
And Schepalch,
Aud all the others that end in eff
NasiltschikotT, kastumuron,
And Schogokoh,
And all the others that end in off
Rajefsky and Noycreisky,
And Rif,ky,
And all the others that end in caskv,
Oacharofsky and RostotI,ky,
And all the others that end in ofisky,
And Patotf-he played them off,
And Shouvaloh-hc shovcllcd them of,
And Markoi-he marched them off,
And Crosnoh-he crossed them of,
And Tuchkol-hc touched them oil,
And BorosHolf-he bored them off,
And kutousolf--hp cut them off,
And Parcukof-hc pared them off,
And WorrOuzoh-hc worried them OF
And Doctoroti-he doctorcd them oil,
And RodionOh--hr ioggcd them off,
And last Of all an Admiral came
terrible man, with terrible name
A name which you all know by sight very well
But which no Que can speak, and no one ca
spell"
There what sight can the Turks max
against such as these or the descendants o
such n ra 20 nf iu luoo i IJ,JruH IriL,,no
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1t is reported at Washington that Santa
Anna obtained the $3.50 900, to pay the in
terest ON Mexican bonds held in England, OF
the Pope, and that the re-establishmcnt Of
the Jcsuits in Mexico was the price paid for it.
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SHEET MUSIC.

More than Ten Thousand Pieces on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received Is soon publish
ed. Glce Books and Church Music Book, of every
description.
MH. RUST will sell all articles rs low rs those of
the quality can be obtained in any city, aud a
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus fan
received he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
store, and by constant personal attention to his bu
sncss, hopes to in his New and Commodou'
store, ALL of his OLD, and many NEw customers
Burlington, July ID, ls53 wiwu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09

OF TIN, SHEET IRON
w and Copper Ware ; Eayc Troughs and Con-
ductors Tin Roofing done to order. Also, dealer
in Hot Air Furnaces. Cooking Ranges, Bath Fix
ture,, Stove, and Stove furniture, Pumps. Lead
Pipes, Zinc, &c, Nc.
ISAAC DOW, Agent, ChurchSt.
Burlington, Sept Is, ls53. wl3mos3
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"WtE llrMANIrY.'- A friend Of ours In
a little boy Of great activity, aged three years.
He proposed 10 take hIm into the country re.
Gently. and day was fixed for his Departure
The youngscr WIS greatly delighted with his
prospect. and earnestly lougcd for the day to
come. 1t cujnc. but brought snv re August
rain with it. The disappointment was keen,
and grew more bitter corsanlly as the weary
hours Of two d!snlly rainy days went by
The httle fellow could stand it no longer. He
first cried; still the rain poured down. Then
he changed his tactics, and tried the efficacy Of
prayer, for his mother saw him at the door,
looking steadily into the harvans amid the CO.
plous shower, and overheard hm s.ying:--
SIS bod bod! don't let any more come
down. 'qucczc it up dry: 'queczo it up dry
with towel don't let amy more come down =
"This Is not al dnecdotc, it is l .iaci. The
best of it was, the prayer was lnn'dntcy an
swered. The rain held up; it was 'qneezed
up dry; and the little boys happiness was COM
plete !'-hnickerbocfcr.
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&c r.! !!
HscpsaOSas I!

RUST IIAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC
i. STORE to No. :, Bank block, one door east of
the Farmers, 81 Mechanics B41.h, where he has
complete assortment of
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AZ HAITIAN NIRLl1 AltIIONLER.~- II IS rather
amusing to hear one Of the jew auctioncers
of Chatham street, recommend lis goods to
an audience. The following (lrom the phila-
dclphia Sunday Murcor9) is pretty good
description of their style - lAdish and
shcntlrm"ns, dish shawl wash the identical
one which Queen Victory wore wen She was
corrynatcd. give you my word and honor
as Il shcntlrlnru dot iSh IL fact n'sh here
grcas" spot wash made ou ithy the arch bishop
wen he annuntcd her head with oil, and desc
here i,rtlc holes which look like moth-htc,
wash made by sticking in de- goold ornament,
all over. If | tell YOU lie, rive you leaf
to call me "a rascal. Wien lie grand ccrcmo-
mes was over, She give dish shawl to her maid
of honor. IL very nish ~1l which married Il
music-man wat sing at de concert and play on
the big brass Trumpet. When dry came to
America. she choke hcY+clf dead with fish
bone, and aftcrlat, when he look at the shawl
it always make him cry 50 he spout it to my
friend Mr.. Reuben Moses, and now sells it
sheep, How much ish bid How mach YOU
gay for queen Mictry'> c,rrynution shawl -
SIX shlllingS Ii Nou m.h dish ,hamcc YOU
never forgive Yourself. Who said half a dol
lar What would Queen Wictrv think Of
me if she knowcd sell her corrymtiou shawl
for one lousy half dollar! When She hear it
she say I'm shabby ltllcrl VIII uobodys
start it at five loNicSl Well DEM den ducSh
anybodvs bid Twenty-Five ,hcnt> Three fins.
Is nobodvS here hash cot any soul, Three
pics ISL bid Hash uobolvs rot :; quarter J.
Quarter ish bid. Desc ISL hard times when
nobodyS can raise tirty-pnr >hcnts -
Thirty-onc shcnts ISL BIZ hy two. wish
BarulIu wash here. he'd hid t,y.ut, dulI,r.
for Queen Wictr,'s shawl Wh, siv. three
lryics Three lryics i. hid. Ish ,orc no I'm.
.sli,lman here to Lid four dirty lcyirs for IN,
honor of tine Rriti,huationl 'rour lo,irs isl
bid at lasht. Here She go ut four lryios -
Done at four lc,ics. Ouoslt. twisbt-C
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A French DoGRERRY.-'rhe Mayor Of II
village in France, lately entered On his regis
ter the following declaration
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09

NJ. ARAco's FrNrRAL-At the gate of
the cemetery, General Cayaignac observed to
Captain of the line, These are great hon
ors that you pay to NJ. Arago." The Cap
tain, who did not recognize the General, re
piled, Yes. Sir, with forty rounds Of ball
cartridge in our pouchcs''
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against such as these or the descendants of
such race Of jaw br0a kers DtfroH IriJuRc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09
The Esess Hair asyc.

Business Department, j. RUSroN. moi
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VVANTED-By young Man, who has been in 8 Law
w Oee two good pennsn md intends to follow me
profession Law Ocs CLERK and ASSISTANT
where be woud have opportunity dy COM
penon required Cnexcep1onsbe references be gwen
Address J. A. T. Tribune Ofiee
WANTED-A Bread, Pie and Cake Baker A man
of steady and temperate habits 6od constant employment
and good wage. the year round Enshman American pre-
ferred. For paricu ans inquire AZ The Tnosne once
VVANTED-A situation by respectable Protestant
w young Man bookstore which he has had some
considerable experience 70 make an AIS sesent 70 eu nc
Business Can urnsn the ees OF differences aass
II X, OF c. Donohue, No Is Wal ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for smart, tidy, sober, honest
industrious and capable Of every domec station At
the Protestant Employment Agency No Carmine THIS the
only Agency that obtains the Recommendations OF Sess directly
Employers NB-Stusons free 70 loca frotess IN
able or unwilling 10 pay
w ANTED-TO ORGAN BUILDERS-A Man thor
oushly acquainted with the manufacture OF Organ Meta fes
can employment and good compensation BY sdes
or applying o STEVENS L Co. East Cambridge. Mass
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DrBLIsBED THIS DAY-THE ABUSE OF FIG

PUBLISHED THIS DAY-THE ABUSE OF FIG
( TON; or EFFECTS NovEL -READISe. Lee'aIs- %
the be produced By the yellow
the time, showing that units for hs d.sns o
On pursuits tendency dease and corrupt the 1n''
cur yosth T eT otber. No 5 Broadway stnssr Town
send No u Broadway H s. Dunn No v5 sSY s Tic
publisher ,,I.., I'D EDE ds. oJ JsoS..s 81
UHLSONs SCHOOL HISTORIES-HloIORf
w OF THE UNITED STATES from the esries, di,,ovene:
the present TINE with S sa0n .nS ,bs GasS5 Of tie United
states explanatory notes and questions new
sIssd and @RIT Ds . n III. e6 m0t A. '
O' WILSON'S JUVENILE AMERICAN HISTORY for Primary
TIE trade supplied School Books Stationery Paper h''s
"N ' No lSs Bro Vivsy
COMPANION to KATY DARLING.-TIS TOO
- TRUE. DEAREST KATY, THOU ART sLEEPINU D'
tn: gem selling 400 copies weekly Beware Of as1
well es Rghts7 (which IN Its fourth Thousand an1
Muterous RsppinFs PSks yOLLlE No ~ GEIn
Musie Store. No. 20 Hudson-st
CCHUBERTH 81 Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, No. 2oo
- Broadway request the public 70 Inspect their nn
Seh 81 Ssot see,ion IN he United states Of scOo worth
Pssann all sramsnts Orders for foreign and AneAn
Music viii be attended 70 with Promptness
WOMAN RIGHTS--WOMANs RIGHTS
w WoMAIs RIGHTS b x h. ai.i hO ~. ov.
From those VINO with her Ink
Bu' not her rght when troubles come,
To change and from them sh1nk
IT'S Woman's night If needs must be)
The 20 brave,
But not her night the bark to guide
Across the - 49,. -
GRIFFITH Co $40 Hudsonst and JOLLIE, 800 Broadway
CTATIONERY-Plain and fancy Foreign aud DO
~ nestle Stationery including al the different Pa WIs. and
other nsnuictues Ink Waters and Sealing War OF superior
quality and all articles in the line Of Stationery used BY the
mechanic professional constantly on hand :, ,.,y
GEORGE H. BELL sahOner and Printer No. l31 Nasan.L
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Amusements.
UNJF~TH OF THE SERIES-H. r. DODWORTHS
II FIFTH GRAND CONCERT, at
METROPOLITAN HALL 80

IHIFTH OF THE SERIEs.-H B. DODW0RrH'
i FIFTH GRAND CONCERT at ,,r,
rmrps ShFn fS2siEd, l HAIt q ,s,
On w5 SS!' os Sss@ ST,nd My
Band viii be introduced the SECOND CoKNEr BAND V"' m
n cnsss1enc expressed desire Won Weber: JUBEL
win be repeated.
PROGRAMME.
Ssss1 o @' SSs Tx%s by request: Mcy,Ie
Variations for the Oboe Henry Goremeyer
Pourne from La File du Regiments Donz Got Rand
Midnight ouadrlle. podworth Orchestra
Quics.tep from Domino S0 T DSne Military copet Band
Grand ovie.s.p from the 'f Bale. IL, of "Unelc Addam
L By the fun Military Band nsodins both Correct Bands
Csatna Son Nersn Neifo'o S,o h Allen poiworth
s. Tp by Railroad H B. DOdwG5th 9sas"tIs
s. "spriiO Gsndl" DOniaetti c.. c,.,,.. poax0rth
cGfs% G.S 9s1 d had SS1 e IL B. DoDwoRTa
NTIRIO,s GARDEN.-GRAND COMBINATION
EAN 70. oFE TAn EF2gEE T
"a for the Benefit Of 81 ft sAx r soRS "''
Matte Nine AlScni Laelsls BOrsa Nine ID De S.S
et Dollar ssee'% , 70 9 &c no o PSS
on Friday essnSs~tSe next opss nsht win be Saturday
NIBLO's GARDEN GRAND COMBINATION OP,
IN FRA TRooP-A CARDssnO sALv Sses 70 sn1 TIRS
DAY r%Rt hope: %S s
ss h. soa s r s Benss vii
ing at both ticket Offices.
BROADWAY THEATER-E. A: MARsHALL, Sole
ID Lesee-THIs EVENING Aprl q vii Be performed
THE LADY OF LYONS. . -,
Cl.use Melnotte MIR Forrest
Mr. Dayldge Islne Mme roeisi
LITTLE TUDDLEklNS Al, NJ,
Rrovpsnh. nAvidse Capt Littepop by bahu
Mis- Vernon anls Baoeo@9e MT:
Doors open u IS ~ soxe anc fIqnet % GEMS
Upper Cire.e, % cents.
VXTALLACK's Notwithstanding w WAL
w I,cK Les.ee-J w LEsrEs, Stage Msn.ser-THIS EVEN
TIE LADY OF LYONS .
<,.us Mslroe Lester Pauline MISS Meme
-, No. Mr. Blake Mad Deschappe .Mrs Blake
HIS LAST LEGS. -
Mr. Brougbsm Julia. Mss Srimei
O'Clock performance commence al IT, FH9u
and Dress Circle, 50 cents; Family Circle, zoeens
DURTONs THEATER Chambersst = THIS
ID EVENING. April %, will be PLAYED ,,
CIVILIZATION. =, -,
Hercue Mr. Wallack, Jr Madame knkAoon ,'un..
N Isscelus.....Mr. Fisher Hortense MIS- okef'es'
THE MERRY MONARCH CHARLES III. NJ, ~
Charles Mr. Dyott Capt Copp... M puioSS
O'Clock performances commence ~ o3s 80
Psqus, Second Circle Is Private Boxes vi or
cbsstrs Chain. Is cents
HNHE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ST. CHARLES
III was again crowded las night to EyELEEN WILSON
s,osbr new play by r. W. Pilgrim TONIGHT EyELEEN VIII
som ard intensely interesting drama THE MILITARY exc
CDTiON with THE ROUGH DIAMOND most excellent bin
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Cost an0 found.

Cost ano found.
GESn REWARD-MiSsed since THURSDAl
pOeIU EVENING. Dec. B 1852. WILLIAM SCHUYLER
Drowned Murdered The following
crpon bis person Five feet eht inches IN hight rather
red f dark pants and double sed boots
offered the and delivery OF his
mains Of sos offered for
the Gold Lever Watch and Cham aud further reward
OF $50 is offered for recovery his Silver Watch.
JAMES SCHUYLER, ofice No. South st, Newlork or
Ne. go Baxetst- Albany.
d = REWARD-Strayed from No ia Warren.st.,
% - large NEWFOUNDLAND DOG with white around hs
neck white and legs the end of his tail white and ned
with hus leather his neck and answers 70
The above reward will be paid BY returning the
Dog 70 No ia Warrer-st
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summer Retrfais.

o.pn on STATEN ISLAND -Four IS, sSC m. . 1T
a +. T.ai ss:d ss s: partial ''''' pc
bay y.ndeIS,s: t.sSsiS. wYoi Post once MN
i o ,s1'i d DAVID ..s..:. Sis.. M:
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The rs ia and ,ns 81 o.
80. s,r-x Dearmsn -
y The H.s.01 RIVE, HALL.Lms
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sss he hs'e 20, Of osd- and
uTNRY KERR for infofmsu, a. male desirable -
A Herman Band vii Be proslo'a, HEINZ ''oD
residence BY 70 1'' pa.rS in the country for Family 1 az
~ ~. w. esss % city, ps''"'s ~'-
dIe.. DO. No ~ w GAGE of Boston and DAv ~
Fan. w. sssd e, ra ssi% and era.S
FREMONT HOUSE Ssss one Ss nd ss sS
asp, oy rs hotels in United s,s ss hoess
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ssa Mss. d neie Jerry'p viii Be one GAGE BRoriEko
travellers respectfully invitrd 20 " ,SsS
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CT CHARLES THBATER-Bowery tnear Cna =,
THIS EvENiE %fI ARssR Exs e PfTFffS5d the
Henry Duva Mr. }kSE fI2s; M MI: M'''n
Bsrney oslasber Mr. Pilgrim Eveeen wison a .
Canary 1TaiE Roycd 6IAMoSD NJ Mitchell
CIRCU s.-NEw-YORK AMPHITHEATER, No.
" 81 Grand de6t Of The GREAT SOUTHERN ClkG
MA 1 St W. If ESde. Fs1Oq Msn.: John shay
TUESDAY EyEYNG AP HIPe sa vii oomP 3 x1i9
Dsnoe Equon ns,s caaseI b Ma RSse MsTsn Sa &c
To conclude VIII IA AdS.n N.Fcs a Stone
Doors open oelockPerOrmsnce 7-Bozes 3 ePt ~ eo
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The exciting
ID domestic Drama of the WILLOW COPSE-THURSDAY Az
MIG Ne To Ap9t9 6ds
she Willow vi tGPsE With new scenery with the Who.
jsDs ?: Se % eea PGqas Dd first Balcony
VyTOODs MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broadway, above
w Howsrda--OPEN EVERY EvENING1;H WOOD Asn'
pv Of Musician, and Ethiopian Denessors equAd
BY other band in the United States See pogIa5e gpo OPn
ne respectfully Informed that
A FEW FRONT SEATS, for salvi's Benefit at Nib
~ los TONIGHT had the Central Ticket Office H. b.
DODWORTH Coz Mu Store No. i3 Broadway Also orders
for the first night Of Norma -
METROPOLITAN HALL.-SANFOBDs GREAT
WI NATIONAL PANORAMIC PAINTING Of the MISSisSLP ,l
only Painting exhibited the Ryei tom R MGgt
EVERY EVENING Il O'Clock Saturday Afternoons at O'Clock
Admission 20 cents Children Is cents .,..., s..,.,.,
n B-schoos and children with their parents admitted SATURDAY
afternoons at II. cents
DOBERT HELLER, the great Wizard and Conuror
III performing every night CHINESE HALL New.IorE
SPIRIT RAPPINGS. SECOND SIGHT, and other WONDERS
Ada ance Is cent? 50 Children hapuce
Afternoon performance Saturday at O'clock
CTUDIO CURIOSO-Contains curious Mechanism
- Precious Stones Sculpture Painting. and Specimens Of Ar 9d
rssi B6 TS s 6A amy any
Fourth Week. - -
CONTINUED SUCCESS of Mr.. JOHN OWENS.-
~ ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.-0Pen every Evening IN the
Great OF the Chinese Building No. $50 Broadway See FRO
gsmmes Admission SO Doors open at u commence
quarter before g.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-NOw OPEN
IN at the Gaae No 663 Broadway opposite Bond- from A.
TO Top daily 18th Annual Exhibition containing nearly O
Works Painting and Satuary never eNbed by hVns
admission % cents Season Tickets % cents
DANVARD's GEORAMA.-The stupendous Ruins OF
ID Baabe the City of Beyroot Mosque Of Sdon WITH other
and iptee sting added the PlGRlMAGE TO the no
LY LAND addition 600 feet OF canvas EVERY
EVENING and Saturday Afternoons at
Exhibiting at No 56 Broadway 50 cents Children half
price,
'CHE WASHINGTON EXIllBTIlON-ln aid OF the
EewYork Gallery Fine "A choice collection Of PC
open ga NJ till 10 p M at American Ar Union
Galleries No Broadway Abundance cents Season Tickets
so cents
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