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KENTUCKY.

We give no vote for comparison a. yet, and shall
not until we get the full vote Of the counties. The
election continues for three days we believe.
From the Louisville Journal Aug. 5.
We feel thousand times more like shouting over
the Wing Victory in Kentucky than like giving. the
details oft However, we must let our readers have
some of the particulars.
Louisville city, LIST and I'd days, Wing 1901, l.. +.
Faycto county, at the latest dates, Letchcr 57j,
French 2s6. Curlo, Curd and Clay ahead for the
Legislature.
bourbon, Letchcr 65i, French 27o.
Madison, Letcher TAI, French 2i0.
Clarke, Lotcher COZ, French 200
French 1872
Bath, [Tharpsburrh and Owngsville precnts IL
o'clock first dayl Lolchor 1927, French 35i.
Harrison, Letehcr 500, French Gl5.
Jessaminc, 5oclock, Letcher 430, French 269.
Franklin, Letcher majority of "a.
Woodiord, versailles only)I l.. 325, F. ll6.
Shelby, " o'clock, ID day. l.. go, +. 1879.
| Harden, L. 797, +. 42s, Two, Wings elected TO
the House Of Representatives and a Wing to the Sc
| nate.
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Milton LincOln's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }THE honorable the
DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDEN, S. i Probate court
ell in the Estate of Milton Lincoln, late Of Milton, in
said district deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS Nathan Lincoln ylr., executor OF tho
las, will and testament OF said deceased, proposes 10
render an accounted his Administrations and present his
account against said estate for examination and allow
aucc AT session of the Court of Probate 10 he holden
al the Registers Office, in Burlington on the second
Wednesday of September next, therefore, You are
hereby notified 10 appear before said court al the time
and place aforesaid, and shcw cause, if any yon
have, why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed. Given under my hand at Burlington this 18th
day of August, A. ID. 1910.
Aug. IA. WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Milton LincOin's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lVNllE Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF CHirTENDEN ss Il bate court within
and for the District of Chlttrnden; To the creditors
and others conccrnd in the estate of Milton Lincoln,
late of Milton, in said District, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Nathan Lincoln ir. executor OF the
last will and testament Of said deceased, hath made
application to this court TO extend the time limited for
making pay mcnt OF the debts and lecaries OF said de-
ceased, twelve months from the 18th day OF August
1910, and the 2dWelne>day of September next benz
the Register of this court, and having been ordered
that notice thereof be given, by publishing this de-
cree three weeks successfully in the Free Press
newspaper printed at Burlington, before the time fixed
for hearing therefore you hereby notified 10 APP
pear before said court at the time and place aforesaid
then and there, TO make objection il any you have,
TO the said time Of payment being further extended
aforesaid. Given under my hand al Burlington this
l2lh day Of August. a. D. 1910.
Aug. lS WM. WESTON, Rcg'r.
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PosER-At q meeting of Wings at the log cabin
in this town last week, gentleman from Burlington
W. being called upon to make speech commenced by
saying that he federast Of the old school, and
advocate of log cabins and had the honor Of select
ing the spot for the erection Of one ut Burlington
".lnd where gentlemen (sad hey do you supposed it
vast The most proper of all other places-the iden
teal spot 1elch the edfgy Of Thomas jefferson
hung ichipt and burnt during his administration.
Saratoga Sentinel
The above is doubtless sheer fabrication;
for surely no sane man could be gully of the
egregious folly of publicly stating so gross a
falshood. 1t is not true that any individual
had the location of the log cabin. Tho
Wings are in the habit Of consulting the
views of the people in matters of this kind,
and that was particularly tho case in this in
stance. Nor is it true that our log cabin
stands any where near the spot alluded to-.
On the other hand, the loco foco flagstaff
occupies the "ldcntical spot on which the eff
figy of Thomas Jefferson was hung and
whipt during his administration" and what
is more, the person who took leading part
in erecting this flagstaff, is. if common report
speak true, one of the individuals concerned
in the hanging and whipping above alluded
to. Under these circumstances we take j,
upon us to say, that no whig "gentleman
from Burlington w." ever made the speech
above quoted.
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co. WHIG CONVENTION

The friends of Harrison and reform are notified that
county convention, will be held at Essex Meeting
House, on SATURDAY, the 2?d, instant, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose of discussing the grea,
political questions that agta,ing the country,
and adopting measures the better to the success
Of the electoral, senatorial and congressional wing
tickets in this county.
WIN. WESTON,
ANDREW WARMER
WIN. II. PEASE, County
DANIEL II. ONION, Committee
GEO. A. ALLEN,
GEO. X. PLATT,
August b. l340
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ed to the Legislature.
Ciallatn, (Warsaw)L. 2s2 r. 1875.
Boone, Pctersburg) l.. IS, +. 6.
IN regard to some of these counties VIC might give
further particulars, but we do not deem it necessary
Ihompson's majority over Helm is in all cases about
the same as that of Letchcr over Frcnch-perhaps a
little larger. Every where the Wing gain is astond.
ing The State is ours by majority absolutely trc-
Our. readers will Of course understand, that the
preceding rcturns-except when otherwise stated
are merely Of the votes given on the first day Of the
election.
r., Old Campbell, comprising the present counties of
Campbell and kentOn, will give Van Buren, MAORI
~ of about $50; in 1886 it was 557 Boone county
lsi day gives Wing majoIity of 275. They will give
old Tip an overwhelming votc.--CincinnaH Rcpub.
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the timcboing, but was afterwards called up,
and by dint of log-roling and out door influence
Mr. Van Ness succeeded in getting it through.
These are the simple facts, and they demonstrate,
what we have never doubted, that this patriotic
missionary is in fact opposed to all monopolies,
in which he is not himself concerned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

S'ryTE OF VERMONT. THE hon, the probate
DIST. OF CHrTTENDEN 81. l. court for the district
of Chtenlen To all persons concerned in the estate
Of Amos llclok late Of Charlotte, in SAID district de-
ceased, greeting. Whereas, Nelson IIicKok admisra-
tor of the estate Of SAID decea ed, proposes c rendos
an account Of his administration, and prc,cat his ac-
count against said estate for examination and allow
ance NJ session Of the Court Of Probate 10 lie hold
en- at the Register office in Burlington on the second
"wednesday Of September next; Therefore, you are
hereby notified to appear lefore said cour; at the time
and place aforesaid and show cause, if any you have
why the account should no, be allowed Given under
my hand at Burlington this first day Of August, A. d.
1910. aug g. WIN. WESTON Register.
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Burlington, April 10, Is40.
James Martins Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. At rro

Dlsr. or Cn,rrENprN, IS, N holden at Burlinr1
ton, within and for the district aforesaid, ON the 18th
day Of luy, A. y. 1910, an instrument purPortmg to
he the last will and testament of James Martin, late of
Jericho, in sand district deceased, was presented 10
the court here for probate, by Hannah Martin the
ENccutrix, therein named, TnrREToRE it is or
dercd by sad court, that public notice lie given
10 all persons concerned herein 10 appear before said
court At a session thereof TO he holden NJ the Regis
,er', olicc in Burlington, on the second Wednesday OF
Aur,st. A. D. 1870, and contest the prooare OF said will
and il Is further ordered that tbs order he Published
three weeks successfully N the Burlington Free Press
n newspaper printed AT burlington, in this state, the
last of which shall be previous 10 the day asse mol as
aforesaid tor hearing. Given under my hand al the
Registers office, this 18th day Of July, 4. D. 1910.
wl7 VIM WESTON, Register.
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WIG CONVENTION AT UNDERIITLI

Agreeably to the call of the county committee
the frcemen of Chittenden County assembled in
convention at Underhill, on Tuesday the 18th
inst and were organized by appointing the fol-
lowing officers:
TRUMAN GALUSHA of Jerico, President.
INV, EMERY Of Essex Vice P'e'~
J. LYMAN of JericN
w. HARMON, of Shelburn, : Secretaries.
nj. A. WILLARD of Essex,
GEO. p. MARSH of Burlington
JACOB Mack of Burlington, Committee
JOSEPH MARSH of Hinesburgh, 10 prepare
GEO. Howe of Jerico, business.
w. s. HAWKINS of Underhill,
After which the convention, on motion, ad-
journed till one O'Clock, p. M.
At one o'clock, in accordance with the rcsolu.
ton of adjournment, the freemcn again assem-
bled, when the following resolutions, prepared
by the committee appointed for that purpose
were read to the convention by MIR. Stansbury of
Richmond
RESOLVED, That LOUISIANA has done her duty md
Vermont cannot pay her far OIL sister better compl-
ment than to "follow in her footsteps"
Pssored That passage Of the Odious sub treasu-
ry bill by the party now in power, notwithstanding its
repeated rejection by Congress, and Sin spite of the
lamentations of the people, "-on the ground that this
scheme while il diminshes the wages of labor aug
monts the opulence of the hy,evnces that they
have eye their salaries which increase in value,
IN proportion the wages of labor diminish and that
they are determined to build up the heart of Re-
public aristocracy of office holders upon the ruins
and mlseres OF the people
Resolred That protective Tariff is essential to
tain American industry against the paupor labor and
solid capitalists of Europe
Hesoired, That are tired of executive experiments
and the people are determined to try experiment o
| their own proposing next November.
FeSoired, That the example has been set rs by ON
rulers and il shall he carried outthat law which take,
from the laborcr of the north, just compensation fol
his industry the people will draw black line about
| the ballot box.
Resolred, That we consider the election of VIM II
HARRISON as absolutely necessary 10 preserve the pi
| rty Of our constton, and TO save US from the ulu
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rr"TELL CHAPMAN no CROW" 6

The Democrats of Milton will meet ut A. Cgtfn's
on Saturday, August Is, at 4, o'clock p. NJ. puncs
tual attendance is requested.-!SentineL
Is not the Sentinel a little premature As
we understand it, the CoDn" gathering of the
loco foco party will take place Oh the 4th of
March next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

BOOTS, SHOES d LEATHER. The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied by
Messrs. Bishop f. Whippie snow opening general
assortment of Boots Shoes and Leather, which have
all been bought for cash and will be sold for tho same
at the lowest prices and as hearclcs too numcr-
Gus to mention in advertisement, although Mr. Sta
cy has enlarged his paper, would simply invite all TO
call and examine the goods and prices before purchas
inn elsewhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14
DLA( KSMITN...'lhe subscriber having re-

ID LA( KSMITN...The Subscriber having re-
ID Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Blacksmith business IN all rs forms, N the new shop
on Madison street, near Focu 4 Bradley's Store
would respectfully invite the inhabitants Of Burlington
and vicinity to give him call, as he fully prepared
TO do all kinds OF work in his line on the shortest no.
,icc hest manner and most favorable terms. He has
for many years past given his particular attention 10
the Horse shocing business, and Farrery in all its
branches. From the long experience which he has
had, and the general information he has derived both
from theory and practice he feels fully confident in re-
commencing himseltto the public. He will he pre-
pared al all times to give his personal attention 10 all
kinds Of work in his line-such as Ironing Wagons
and Seishs, Shpwork, &c. All kinds OF elge tools
made in the best manner and mos. approved style. He
trusts tina, by giving business his undivided attention,
and the low prices at which he will lie enabled to fur
nish work, 70 receive share of the public patronage
JOHN SORAGEN.
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CROCERIES.-The subscriber has full supp
VI of Groceries, including coGniac Brandy, common
do. Holland and Baltimore Gin, ST. Crolx and low
Malaga and other Wines, Moas>es, Teas, ColTte,
Chocolate loaf, lump and brown Sugars, Rec, Pepper,
Cinnamon Nulmegs, ,ll,pce and other ,pces, Cigars.
tobacco, Mackerel, GOLDFISH, hest kind for SO per
Also DRY GOODS, all of which will he sold as cheap
as n any other place. The Liquors will he warranted
of The e>t luali,y--incnded principally for supplying
Tavern Keepers. who will ind II for their nere, to
call and examine them. ISAAC WARNER.
Burlnaton, June 10, lSl0.,f
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NORTH CAROLINA.

We have returnsby this mornings mail, from nine
counties We give the result below with the vote for
Governor in 1896 for comparison, when Dudley was
the Wing candidate, and Speigh the administration
The contest between Dudley and Branch in 1888
was not considered test one. In 1896 Dudlcy's ma
jority in the state over Spcght was 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

NEW GOODS, now opening an additional
~ assortment Of various kinds Of goods among
them are Mezonto Brushes, Satin Bead Head Bands,
Lozenges, Accordion books, ex,rac, d
,crgamot, bristol board green Spectac es, Casters,
silver pocket Combs, Eagle Belt Plates, ETC. ALSO,
good assortment Of trimmed and plain fine Satin anil
bombazine Stocks thin summer Stocks, ted and plain
with bows very nice and light for warm wealth
er; we have also very narrow Stocks, suitable for
boys or men. Also, long stocks for those who have
large Necss, in word our assortment of Stocks, COL
lars and Bosoms is very complete. For further par
tic,llars please call at the Variety Store.
June ii. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAiD.
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IL SPRINGS IN HlGlIGATE, VT.-The subscri-
Ter having furnished and i,tejup for the reception Of
company the above Establishment, respectfully solic,s
the patronage of his friends, and the public generally.
The celebrity this spring has attained, the beauty Of
its lucaiion-leng situated in pleasant and healthful
Of the country-togethcr with the excrtions Of
the subscriber to give satisfaction to all, is hoped
will make il desirable situation for those who wish
to avail Themselves Of the benefits of the medicinal
waters, and relaxation from the ordinary cares of
business. s. WOOD.
Hirhgate, June 3, 1910. Sw
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DEWEY's Patent spring Tooth IorseRakc.

nEWEY'S Patent spring Tooth Horse Rake.
- The Wire Tooth Horse-Rake, which has been
used with so much satisfaction during the last two
hayng seasons in tho couINes OF Rutland, Addison
kept for sale the present season by STRONGS& Co.
Burlington. These rakes adapted to all meadows;
they are easily tended, and do the work faster and
better than any other Horse Rake in use. II il
found by experience that the expense of rakng hay
with the Spring Tooth Horse Rake is only about ons
quarter rs much rs the common method of raking
with handrakcs, besides securing hehay IN better OF.
der. SOM farmers who have large meadows, esti-
mate the use Of one rake last hay at forty 70
fifty dollars. DAVID DEWEY Patentec.
July l. 1910
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+ lyman e. COLE have received Their usual
4 extensive assortment OF Spring and summer
GOODS, embracing q beoutlth variety OF goods for
ladies summer dresses; rich English and scotch Cling
hams. India muslin superior article for white dresses
Jaconet cambria, great assortment OF harrI and
checkcred Cambria printed lawn, mourning do. prn-
,el camhric and French Muslin. An extensive assort-
men, of American Calicoes cheaper than ever. few
English and French do.
SILKS. A small assormen, Of Rich silks, including
black blue black colorel and STRIPED. Bandana H'dts
Ponrcc, Crimson, white silk do. B'k Italian Cravas,
rn,len,cns cold and black hid Gloves, do col, black
and white silk gloves, do Berlin, Li.o Thread, Linen
and cotton gloves. A good assortment of Hosiery,
very cheap. Umbrellas and parasols. Thin Boots
and Shoes Ladies kid Ties ant slips.
DOMESTIC GOODS Merrmack cotions, Davis
vile do "a. Cotton Sheelinr, Shwng, Ticking, cord
Camlrics' Yarn, Thread, AM Knitting Cotton. Su-
perfnc Long Cloths aud hcach cotton. Work Mixtures
Stripes, Drills Sc. IRISH Linen, Shifting and she,lmg.
Diaper and Crash
TAlLORst TRAININGS. Incimiing sewing SILK,
Twist, Thread, Padding canvass, eeve-'inins, brown
linen, Buttons, binding, e.
NESTING, White fg'd Mersais, Va'enlia. figured
SATIN Sc. Gauxe, and rich chally fancy H II.
great variety Of other DRY GOODS which comprl,e a
very extensive assortment, and are offered AT asnli h.
ing low pices. Ladie, AMI Gentlemen are invr ~
oa and examine qnqli'es and price lrc
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY WIG CONVENTION

The Wings Of Grand Isle County will hold n con-
vention nj the Court House in North Hero on Thurs
day the Goth of August inst for the purpose of select
ing Wing Candidate for Scna,or-to represent the
County in the State Senate. Let the Wings attend in
their strength and the people, usual this year, with
the wings, come themselves.
Aug. II. BY order of the County Committee.
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FEMALE sEMINARy-Tb

Il ,f. u
ID fall term Of the Seminary commences 18Th Sent
CoNDITioSs OF ADMi1TANcE- Boarders Der annum
Sl4O or $40 per term, half payable in advance. This
sum entities the pupil to board, lodging, room rent
fire, lights etc, and to tuition in any or all branches
included IN the extensive Of English studies pr
sued in the Seminary and Latin. Extra charges are
made for Music, including practice Sl3. Vocal 81 for
Pupils not received for shorter period than one quar-
ter, unless specified on entrance. Deviation from this
rule is made IN case of sickness Application to be
made to the Principal NJ c. GREEN
Burlington, Aug. g. lsi0
NJ LOVELY y Co., have I1s, reed from New
~. York, and are now Offering for sale at sll fur
ther REDUCED prices, for ready CASH-a more complec
assortment OF fancy ana other GOODS adapted to the
season and the times than ever lcfore-anong which
many articles never beurc offered in ,h. mar
kct. Also, new supply Of Glassware, Crockcry and
Looking -Glasses-Also, English Currants, Prunes
Dry Groceries, Mats, Russia and other Carpeing, OH
Cloth for Tables, Floors, and Innings, etc. More next
week. Junel9
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TNO THE PUBLIC

1JNO THE PUBLIC. in offering this Edition Of
J. Smiths Geography and Atlas to the public, the
Publishers invite attention 10 the following additions
and improvements.
The topography has been carefully revised and en-
hrged is llus rated by about thirty additional Cuts
and is perfectly adapted in all It's parts TO the new
Maps
The entire text Of the book has, Ia, much cxpense)
been thrown into uniform large type which we feel
confident will be regarded as very decided lmpro-
vement.
The tables appended to the Book were made up
with care. and contain much valuable information
in a condensed form. The names and length of the
principal Canals and Rail Roads Finished and IN pro-
gress) are given, and the places connected also
complete list of the Colleges, Law and Medical
Schools, Theological Seminares md Religious do
nominations of the United States. the rcgning Sow
ereigns of Eurode &c
An entire new Atlas Accompanies the Fook, con-
| tanning eighteen very superior Maps mostly drawn
expressly for this work from original surveys and the
most authentic sources, and embraces much valuable
information not to be found in any similar work.
Our own country has received special attention. The
Rail Roads, Canals, navigation OF Rivers and recent
changes are all carefully marked, and many counties
are shown which do not appear IN any other Alias.
Among the pccuaritios of this work may be mention
ed the plan of showing the population OF States and
Countries in round numbers on the face of the Maps.
| The navigation of Rivers for Ships, Steamboats,,
| Soops, &c. is shown by placing nj the head of ma
| yiration the appropriate characters for each.
| The Map and Chart of the Wor, Il combined Con M
entire plan, showing nl one view the Natural and
Political Divisions of the Globe, the Extent ropula-
| ton Religion, Form Of Government and State Of
Civilization of each CountTy) has attra.ei much AZ
ten,ion, and is considered great improvement upon
any thing heretofore attempted IN the form of Chart
as here all are shown at single glance and the rc-
ations they sustain to each other, We would al. y
| solicit attention 10 the remarkable disncincss and
ease with which every name on the Map may be read
rs well rs 10 the very superior style and execution of
| the work in other respects. The Questions ut the
close of the Book are important, and will be- found
| very convenient for General Review.
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| = lihds, New Orleans Sugar. on consignment,
! - Aug, q. for sale by n. LOVELY 4 Co.

RIBLES.--A very large assortment Of all sizes
10 OF Bibles, and prices from SO cts. TO SIS each
Jus, reed and ior sale at the Book Store.
u. A. BRAMAN.
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n EW PAINT SIlOP...SPAULDiNG& MILLS
" have opened new PAINT SHOP on Churchs,.
two doors south Of II. Lanes Store, where they will
do all kinds Of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the lest possible manner and on terms
TO suit those who may favour them with their patron
age. iLjrPaints, Oil, Narnish and Putty, constantly
on hand and for sale. re- SPAtLplNG.
Burlington, April 9, 1910. {. b. MILLS "
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THE BOOK STORE of the subscriber is now fully
l. repcni,hcl with large collection OF BOOKS and
STATIONERY, recently selected in the New York
market Particular pans has leen taken in the
,orlmen, with reference 10 Books adapted to sabbath
schools. The newest publications have been selected
for this Object, and Libraries can now he furnished
with any amonn, at the n. V prices, d A. BRAMAN
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ALAB AMA,


From the n. 7. American.
The following letter of 9Th August from Column
bus (Ga.,) which is on the Chatahoochie that sep
arates that State from Alabama, gives us this good
news:
"The elections took place in Alabama on Monday,
Sd inst We have only partial returns. The Wings
succeeded in all their tickets in Russell and we hear of
great gains in Chambers and Montgomery"
This is Diron H. Le,riS' district and looks o. if
that large gentleman might be left at home.