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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

The balance against the Irhed states that Year
s342 so3 which settled partly BY specie lu, mostly by
bill. London by the U. $. Bank, and goat,i
Hong merchants among whom the reputation Of the D.ns
stood as high it then did in Wall T. loss rspu
ation which that institution has sustained WILL perhaps
greater difficulties ia the way orAneean trade there,
the which the opiu- trade has taken. The
loss sustained by the American dealers !. lriarg they
being more concerned in the introduction OF the Turle,
opium, which ], Imported from smyrna The severe los,
has fallen upon the English Dealers will cripple their
movements and lead to dioultie All this will lead
in all probability to adv ancentnt Of The American inter
ess they have stood high the estimation of In, gov
eminent there, and rupture with the English may be the
means Of modification Of the laws in favor ofAmecsn
sells by which, after temporary interruption, the trade will
Iurish more than
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
325,053

These imports and export, the values Of merchandise,
exclusive of opium and cotton and leave balance OF $780,
OC4 in favor OF China The of import. opium and
cotton from b. India into China for the year.
fellows:
Cotton, 3,0lI,000
Opium, l2222,52S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

We is no mail tins morn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06

AT the meeting Of the Burlington TIP. Club
on Monday evening, it was resolved to invite a
meeting of the several Clubs in the County,
and as many of our fellow citizens generally as
can make it convenient to attend at THIS
PLACE, on SATURDAY, the 9TH inst. for the
purpose Of hearing the result of the elections
just held, and adopting measures in reference
to our own. Messrs. pnELrs of Mddlebury,
Ross of Essex, ToMrINsoN and SIMMONS Of
kecseville, have been invited, and will probably
be present.
DJ'It is proposed to assemble at Russev.
Tavern, near the Glass Factory at ONE
O'CLOCK precisely, and march in procession
TO the Court House, or some other convcnien
place for discussion. We shall have som.
glorious news by Saturday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06

lie WAY THEY CROW IN GEORGlA.-TIlc
Editor of the news and Gazette published al
Washington, GA, G ;uIts over the result of the
recent contest il that STATE in thc following
manner:
Don't talk TO us about your One hundred OF
your Ten thousand gun;--all the powder
magazines in the world could not iL,1isb lrimjn"
for the guns That ought 10 be fired 10 cc,ehra' c
the peoples victory in George, and a Mill II Oh
sucIl canuoAs a. that turkish one which was Sc
big that a family OF twenty one persons lived II
1t comfortably (uslng the toucI-!o!e for Il CT, IN
ncy) couIdn speak load e'ongi to express Tia.
JOY OF the ~Iiarson party At The glorious tr,u'n D.
they have ach.evd. Some body loan Us a vol "a
no or a full grown carthlIike pc:li, ps they
IN ght do and we will promise no. TO let them OF
till after the - Of November; thea ~locoioco.
hold Oh to vour hair"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
ANOTHER CARD.

We cut the following from the n. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser of "Wednesday. 1t reveals ano-
tier OF the ~villanous schemes of the oficc-hold-
crs TO prevent the election of Gen. IIarrison.-
Freemen are You prepared to give your suiiia-
gcs to retain such men in power! If you love
your country and her institutions, you cannot
Rally then, at the polls, and put the seal of con-
demnation upon the party which is ready TO re-
sort to any and every a~rtifcc, no matter how base.
to accomplish their ends.
AUDAc1oUs NMLANY.-Wc were this morn
ing shown a copy of a paper, apparently the n.
Y. Observer-what is called the "outsidt,"-
being the first and fourth pages Of the n. York
Observer Of Saturday last. But on unfolding
he sheet, the inner pages were occupied entire
ly as a huge Van Buren, handful! The design,
beyond doubt, was to impress the public with
the belief thlt the editors OF that abe and rcli-
gious journal, were thus sanctioning the cause
IF the administration, ant! is unloiy alliances
with the intdcls and agrarians of Tamnanv
Hall, and with the nulliliers of South Carolina.
On application to the editors of the Observer,
we learn that the act was promptly disclaimed.
Some Of their workmcn have doubtless been
brihcd to the dark deed. VIII the Star-c!la,n.
Der Court please TO inquire !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
FATAL ACCIDENT,

tAShDAGrA, OHt. :.
On the evening of the 2)th of September last, near
the house OF Frelrlck II Dlcomh, in South Bristol in
tbs county, chHcl L~9mpmln nnd Levi Tillotson Of
this Village, ana others IN co'npeny with them, were
ont hunting Tor rncoons, IN the gully near Mr.. llol-
combs house. The d,I started one and the parry
went IN pursuit, three OF them down the gully and
otiersn mp lis SIDE. Down tbs gully, Mr.. Lampmnn,
carrying the light, took the lead, Mr., Illotson, with
his gln On his left shpuiir, AMI the mu2zle pointing
10 the ground, and Mr.. +. Holcomb, followed close
after. In this way they proceeded until they came
to where two trees hai fallen near each other, and di.
rectly across their path, under which they could pass
by STOPPING a little. Mr.. Lampman was in the act of
rising after having passed the last tree, which obstrlc-
ted The LIGHT, llst rs Mr.. TIlotson was STOPPING TO
pass the first, in which act his foot slipped, and in his
struggle to recover, the lock of his gun "a percussion
cap).struck or caught on the tree, which caused it 10
discharge, anl raised is muZzle to be in such a posi-
ton that It's contents passed into the back Of Mr..
Lonpm,n, aHi penetrated to his liver. Mr.. Tllotson
seeing the light drop, called - Mr.. Lampman if he
was hurt, and received an answcr-'l am n dead
man. He spoke NJ more. Mr.. III. Holcomb, and
others of the party, Immediately came to the spot
Mr.. Lnmpman was cared into the house OF Mr.. Hol-
comb 80 or 10 yards distant, aud died in abou, ten
minutes after,
A C1ronar's inquest was held by Robert Royce,
and the Jury after a careful and patient examination
into the facts and testimony of the case, in a few min
utcs returned n unanimous verdict that 'the deceased,
Michael Lampman, came to his death by the acciden-
tai discharge of gun loaded with shot, in the hands
of Levi Tlllotson. and not otherwise
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.
TIE LORD BE PRAISED.
KENTUCKY,

A special Election was held on the 10Th in the With
Congressional District of Kentucky to fill the vacancy
created by the death of Hon. Lucius II. Anlerson,
Wing. The Louisville Journal has returns Of the first
days voting from all but one precinct, in which Mr.
Thompson, Wing, was 4Ti votes ahead of Nj Daniel,
the Van Euren candidate. 1t was thought the major
ity would be increased 10 500,
New JERsEY-TAc Legislature of New Jcr-
convened at Trenton, on Tuesday of last week,
The Hon. Joseph Porter, of Gloucester, was
elected Vice President of the Council BY a vote
of II to 4, and John Einely, Esq, of Burlington,
speaker ofthc House, by a vote Of IL to -.
GEORGIA.
The People Of Georgia voted nj their recent Election
TO decide this question "Shol our Legislature hol!
Its Sessions annually or h~icnially p Bennl Sessions
wclo decrcel by some 10000 majority, \ wise judy
ntnt,
DR.. JoHs S, SPENCE, Y, S.. Senator from Maryland
died nj his ta'dence in Worcester Co, on the ga inst
lie was not eminent as a dobatcr Or otherwise, but
highly esteemed and beloved. lie was n Wing, and
his place will be supplied by a man of like politics.
John Leeds Kerr is named.
Hos, DAsIEL WEBSTER lies seriously i'll Oh his farm
" Franklin. NJ, H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
l'roni the EXpress.
FORTY SEVEN COUNTIES MINNIE
40 BE UEARD FROM.

iO'i 'N Nt'Nor
FORTY SEVEN COUNTIES MINNIE
TO be HEARD FROM.
We are not going TO claim pcnnsylvouia for
Gen. Harrison, though every thing looks favor
able now, for We have resolved never to claim
Pennsylvania as a certainty til! the official re-
turns are certified by the Secretary of State -
but we have shaken down the key stone OF
Loco Focoism in the Union I've have battered
the whole arch to a powder, and there is not
even a well standing abutincnt left. Certain
it is, that the run will be exceedingly close, aud
with the returns in, the Wings have a right to
claim the State. We have been as careful as
possible in what returns we have, but many OF
them hastily gathered, in a State, the most diff
cult of any in the Union 70 collect returns from,
we are well aware need confirmation, though
aonc are used by us but in good faith, with as
much adherence of deceivina, rs any one can
have of being deceive. Indeed VIC have con-
coded to the Van Buren, presses all the MAORI
tics they claim in their own counties, except in
one or two instances, where we are quite GER
tain they are wrong.
The returns we have in arc from more than
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND VOTERS
OF THE STATE, leaving but small proportion Of
the votes TO be heard from. or the nine coun-
ties to come in there are only two (heavy) Wing
counties, and seven Loco Focc, each giving
small Loco Foco majoritics, except Tioga, We.
mango, and Crawford, which give large MAORI
ties. The account current stands
GIVING GAIN lj62!!.rn
The official returns in Pennsylvania must be
made up by law to-day, by the county clerks
and forwarded forthwith to IIarrisburgh. Sc
close is TO be the run, that only official results
it is probable, will settle who OIarrison or Var
Buren, is to have the thirty Electoral votes O
the State, and the many bets thercupon de-
pending.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
IIARR1soN grin, 4GC2
There nrc nine counties t. be heard f.onl, whicl
The following is from the Philadelphia American
Sentinel IA V. b. paper Of this morning;
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION &c, so 1870.

THE ELEcTioN.-The mails Of yesterday brought
vs. returns from n number of the counties ofth;s state,
some Of them from authentic sources, but the greater
part merely reported najorllios.
Generally they show q considerable grin in favor
of the HARRISON ticket; and if they prasr correct, rem
der the success of TINT ticket al9l.s, certain 10y about
tie minority estimated by some Of the conservative
democrats IN this quarter, previous to the election.
1t IS evident, that many of them either abs'ajncd
from voting altogether, or voted the Harrison ticket.
After such a result in Pennsylvania, which con,njns
a clear democratic majority of twenty thousand, there
- every reason to ,nIprehend tina, it is but the PFC
cursor of a similar defeat elsewhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
LEGISLArURE OF NEW JERSEY, AND
GOV, IENNINGrON'S MESSAGE.


The Legislature Of New Jersey assembled at
Trenton on the 27,h inst. All TIE members
were present excepting a Councilman from
Monmouth. Josrpu PORTER, Esq, of G.ouccs-
ter, was elected Vice President OF Council, Che
Governor is e"x-otiicio Fres,den', ond almost CT.
cry hing e,sc) and Il. Z. IIoaHlE, of Princeton
Secretary.
In the House, JoHH EMILY, Esq, Of B%lrlin~-
ton, WAS chosen Speaker, and SAMUEL PE!or,
Jr., of Salem, Clerk.
The message of Governor Pennington is a
plain, many paper, worthy the STATE over which
he pres;dcs-wortly the Governor OF thtt State.
It commences wish a solemn protcs, against The
cross wronr inflicted on that Commonwealth by
the National Government, in Gcpri,ing New
Jersey OF her proper representation. "llad
New Jersey suffered as much from a foreign
p wer,' says the Governor, ",var ms: have been
the inevitable consequence. Bat she has been
wounded in ',he house OF her Trends and a
resort 10 force must have |ia;o,yel NJ. oaly foes
bat friends. She has looked to peaceful rem
edcs, and made her appeal 10 the Justice aud
patriotism OF the country, all the signs Of the
times give uncrring indication that the appeal
has not been made in y,in."
Governor p. then cal. the attention of the
Legislature to the solemn du.ics which they
have to perform; and hints at the prospect that,
those who have deprived the State of its rights.
are about to be deprived Of the power to infict
further wounds on the Union. "Bu'," contin-
ucs his Eyccllency, should a like encroach.
ment be attempted under any administration Ct
this government, it will become the duty of the
Legislature to convene an assembly of the PEG.
pie 20 consider measures Of security and pro-
tact.ou."
The message then points to the measures Of
the General Government which have direct
consolidating tendency.
Reference is thea made to communications
from other States, and the District of Columbia.
In reference to the fiscal concerns of the
Commonwealth, the message states that the or
binary expenses of the government last year
were less by 10000 than in the preceding
year, owing, in part, to the short sessions. AT.
ter dedactng $4,000, the annual disbursement
from the School Fund, there remain S32O,OOO
The State is free from debt, excepting a small
sum due the School Fund, and has no bonds in
the market.
With a view Of establishing a LIna.ic Hospital
a commission was authorized for ascer,ainina
the NUMBER Of ~lunttics in the State, 1t is as
follows: Three h%ual;o AL th.r,y.eight luna,
tics and three hundred aud iilty-eight IDIOTS
The Governor speaks from personal inspection
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06

- USsEIl'S STOMACH Bi1TiRS NAY .
~ u,cli in Nincor wa he e Gee rated iriers
are composed purely Of wee ale Cf The most inno-
cent vet specific virtue. They are r~eoommenfel par
! tcnlarlv for restoring weak constitutions, clean ing
and strengthen NJ the stomach, an increasing the
appciiie-al>o n preven'a'lVc ara nj lie ,ho,era NOR
hu., fever and aCle, removing nalsca, vomiting.
heart lmrniNS, Wcahre : IN IN" 'rra :, pain m tho
,'Cma N a.H other .vmptuns Cffa'lcncc and N lice,-
rion. Ore tox Will tincure one gallon. Price 25 cts.
lOX.
RussEIL's Iron OINrMESr-1hi choice and ,afs
oiI,men, i, ,alitoIe superior to any now in nc, for
that di>a .recal 4 an iOa'h ONE i ga {, the ITCH.
This Oinmeni $50 ccarnn in rs q, era ION that M
ner.on uolhie' with the a,cve d'or'er o0Sht to 'e
without il. II Is a rome v for "raneo"s ~trup'jons,
.cornuuc A 'c,icns tfihe hCal !, or any q her rea' ing
OFT which ari Is from sharp h morN IN The i.ooi,
Prize 25 ct. a 'tx'
MI, sc. for General ne, Ia ca e 'tJa uGitr, m, r. ID
%, n 1ry t he 10 mach an uWcl 'os tiaNrci e.,
Gr II rcl h, cuS'ivrdC :, Pie an all II ease arr :
NJ from ll.ari 'cranc'meni ,--a'o frc'rre"'Gg
he ia &C he loo an cleansing he v ,tmI Il
TO- AMI v,strl Euwuur,. TIE { p'i> are a mia ca
hari', pro Ilcns mel her = y, nor Pri inr, an ara
therefore a VA al e an h,@hN aNrroyel mc'rirc,
Al larc pron runrcl A. sfch ) Y Gcmo-r Il ing hci
nhv irlan.. Fash loX con ainn- SO Pa, lr,e
S7A ctt. "a OK
Il ,>,elrs celc' rrelSM7T grrM CIvrMrvr- this
i. rn1re,topa ~ ire e., an ,nte-' rco.c , e, er 70.
olcrtd 70 the p ldic for ha o','noe ii ORDER sA 1T
RiItl'M. Where @ her means have a e ht : O.
cee'el, and he "a t that il laSle-n, y '' lively rrl
enllnrn' Pro. joner' = ca : yi me- ~ n, prare.
,co,d hra l.. rim worm and The most lnve era e lrch,
N". g.. NrneroIs Ger l0ca @ NIGH 70 81 a Ne
u, he nro,riior choo - 'lat . far IT a .ho'A l.eiha
i"x' For .ale " ], 4 J. II. pc't & GO, Tlea ore
A. Pee q Co., sign &C he Morar, and Rof er, Moo,,
Bmlinstnni :. G.. /. ME- ana Il H. Coo. Hoes.
L. Tyler, Essex; Fuller a Hlntiaglon, Richmond
;srss.t y The he . SSs'' ''' s'' sssss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
ISAAC Il

1T AS received and keeps constantly on hrud a large
II md full! assortment OF GROCERIES, among
which nre
COGNAC BRAHDY, s.. GROIN RUN
HOLLAND GIN, variety Of WINES,
and almost every article in the Grocery line, oil 4
which he will sell on the mos, reasonable terms. He
would also inform Tavern keepers IN particular Tat
he will sell rum, brandy and Gin for SO cents a gallon,
which he will warrant OF a better quality than some
which have lately been howkcd about the country BY
a certain New York pedlar, and ii not aliudsed BY
the best Judges to be better, he will not ask any nav
for it. He invites them to call and compare.
Buriinetont Oct. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06

VI ~ OH: are nuw receiving trpin
~ 80 ton aud New YORK, an cX en- i've a str;Ineni
uIt,i an Winter i.tI GOOpS, which hey Will ell
fr CASH, LDN ER dian havcc:cr clure ten q ere
IN IN snar e.. Burlington, o.. 9, 1910.
" LOVELY 80 Co. are now opening ani OF
" FIRM for sale 4 )rc extensive assortment o
saas2nab.e Goods thar. they have ever before offered
IN THIS marNc'; amongst which is a great variety o,
FJ'RS and Var Fri n,nlngs-all of which are offered
eyi.cuclv low for Ready CASH. Oct. y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
O. K.-oRrUL KONFLAGRAT1oN.

ho,ls against the wings. We say then to our friends
every where, BE ON YOUR GUARD.
o. K.-.OHFUL MULTIPLICATION.
We regret to state, that, after the newsfrom Pennsyl-
vania was received in this city last evening, the trans
p,rcncy in front of Tammany Hall, being a strong
likeness of Mr.. Van Buren,, took fire and was utterly
consumed! :! some perso.s incline to the opinion that
this is oinlnons o. The fate of Mr.. V. u. and that the
flames of public Indignation will in n few days be found
to have utterly destroyed the original.
"What's a IIooshicr nanny ~ "a 1Ioosh ier
child, is a man dressed in Jeans, who drives SIX yoke
of oxen, carries n whip ten feet long, and Votes FOR
lIARRGsoS.- Chicago Amer.
LARGE BrAR.--Somc Of the sportsmcn Of Chitten1en,
on the 9Th Sep. last. killed n bear Of The common species
weighing from so to COO pounds.
We are authorized to state, that Mr.. GRiNSrLL has
commenced proceedings against the Albany Argus,
WiStin gton Globe and every other Loco Foco paper
which hns published the infamous Islander ofhis having
alb seconded from this city in order 10 AVOID meeting the
con c uenccs of the charges made against hun by the
sconudrcl SrrvrNsoS under ,head,i scncut ofhis friend
BENjisis BrrLEn.-M Y COur. 4. Eng.
Coon!-A gentleman on board onco the North
River steamboats,, Yesterday, bringing the election
news from Ohio, remarked that the only state that
Mr.. Van Buren, can now count upon Tor certain IS
the futurc Sidte.--N. Y. Com. Adr.
An exchange paper has the following question and
answer =
If one Noscgav for Martin Van Buren, cost S7i,
49, 49, fA'S
50 0Oo.
o ie of h banners at Cincinna,i, bore the inscription
"Iip down the Executive misrulc, and Iy the bleed
wounds of our country"
CArrroS.-Thc friends of Gen. Harrison, every
where, are cautioned against the Last Cards and
Infamous Plot Of the Van Buren, ofhcc-holders. Eve
~ dar, until the election is over, will the spotlsmen
bring forward some new device to turn the minds o
the people from the great revolution no" IN progress
that the oppressive dynasty, under which they arc
now SUFFERING, may be perpetuated. Beware OF the
spoilers - Eosion Atlas.
MYSTERIOUS D~EATr,-An inquest was held this
morning, at the New Eia Office, on tho body Of an I'M.
known man, who, while reading that paper, suddenly
fell aud expired before any relief could could be afford.
ed him. After n minute examination into the circuin'
stances, the Jury rendered the following verdict: "Diec
oftryinr to before tte election returns and Boosting.
ofMc Nes Era!'--(Ncw York Times.
RicuAno WISS. Esq. late Van Buren, candidate for
Congress in the Third District of Louisiana, died nj
his residence. Rapides, about the 10Th inst. Mr. VIM
was one of the very ahlcst and most energetic men III
Louisiana, and his death is a public calamity.
1.-THE impcrtinencc of Amos Kendall is beyond
endurance. In n number OF the Extra Globe Just re-
ccivcd, he s1ys that The prospects of his party in Ohio
were ncvc: brighter than NJ present. .
GLOW blessings brighten as they take their flight
-Slrdunh RsEujlicdn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
TIE T~IPPECANOE GLIB

THE TIPPECANOE CLUB OF MILTON
viii meet at the town house on Monday next, at IL
O'Clock at noon, when they may expect to hear an adj
dress from Geo. p. MAnsii, which, from his ncknow-
ledgcd talents, it is cxpcctcd will be highly interesting.
The people Of the neighborirg towns are invited to
attend 1t is expected that tie Wings of Milton will
turn out in great numbers, in order to make arrange
ments for the 10Th Of November. Captain Tucker,
Mr.. Mead and others are expected to favor us with
some of their excellent songs.
BY order Of The President and Executive Committee.
A. G. WHITTEMOHE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
kuuhc.l i.OAd'S i.statC.

STATE or VERMONT, }T'HE Honorable
DIsTRcT or CMTTESnrS, SIS. !. the Probate
Court within and for The Distrlc, Of Chittenden To
the creditors and Others concerned in the estate OF
Reuben Bond. late o. ulderh,l, in said district, de-
ceased, GREETING.
WHERcAs, Melinda Bond, Exccutrix of the last VIII
ND Testament at the sad deceased, hath made appli-
cation - tbs court - extend the time limited for ma
king pa vmcHt OF the debts and bargains of the said
deceased twelve montlls from the second Wednesday
oiNUycYiber l540, and the second "Wednesday of No
ycnber next being assigned for a hearing in the prem
.ses, at the Office of the Register Of this Court and Il
having been ordered that notice thereof be given by
publishing thls decree three weeks successfully in the
Free Press a newspaper prictcd a, Burlington.
THEREronE, You are hereby notified 10 appear be
fore said court attho time and place aforesaid then and
there to make oblertioNs if any you have to the said
time of payment being further extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this Goth day OF
October, A. D, $50, WM, WESTON, Register.
1000 Sperm OIL.
lO\)O gallons win'cr = Germ OIL.
2G0l do. tsl do. do.
$500 10 rtIuol do.
June 7. j.. J. II. PICK Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06

The result thus far in the Empire State
more than realizes our mos, sanguinc kopcs.
The maj 10 i,y in the state cannot be less than
10000, if the rest Of the state has done any
lNing near in tho Same proportion, Of which
we have no doubt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06

AA5,tltf, fha' he cen me To igh an Worm Lu-
~ zcngcs and all e. her mae Vi r. \. herman,
are Ni IN itXe ,'ta'ciu an have he rGl1c oi"A.
SHERMAN, v. iron he Boxes, p ryha ef w lea u
rem IN &c hi n the 40 - Arl Y Of III t. ari't has
N "a e many ~ fIVl' utt 1u mae a. ~ Is Z, far Iufe.
riur, @ ,tt!, when The Z ar t' K are ear ire! / +. The
po,r Na', Pa ter ard Sherman H. zcactr., are
Sold at he Variety Store, PAHGso.N G. BEISsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06
OHIO.

We have returns from only five counties,
which show a large wing gain since the Cover
nor election. fthe rest ofthc state has done as
well, Harrison's majority will be at least 10000.
CONNECTICUT.
We have entire returns from this state.
Wing majority 6,3So-a gain Of near two thou
sand votes since April.
RHODE ISLAND.
Returns from ten towns, including Providence,
give a handsome Wing gain since the spring
election. The Harrison ticket has prevailed by
about 1900 votes-an unprecedented large ma
jority for that state.
TIE LORD BE PRAISED.
New Hampshire has gone for Van Btu
rem! We have returns from a part of tho
state-which render it certain that the Lo.
kies have carried it by some thousands
So we must tally one for the magician.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-06

(NAPS, .CAPS.-W, i SEYMOUR offers for sale
~ Black and Brown Ottcr Hair and fur seal and
Mu:krat CAPS dark and light coloured FURs for
Muif and trimmings, Boas best and common, Seal
Collars, Russia Lamb, Black and Grey fx Collars.
Burlington, Nov, s, 1910. Nv