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vTNO THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edition of
l. Smiths Geography and Atlas TO the public, the
Publishers invite attention to the following additions
and improvements
The Typography has been carefully revised and en-
urged is illustrated by about thirty additional Cuts
and is perfectly adapted III all It's parts to the new
Maps
The entire text of the book has, Cat much eypcnsc)
been thrown into uniform large type which we feel
confident will be regarded as very decided impro-
vcmcnt.
The tables appended to the Book wcro made up
with care, and contain much valuable information
in n condensed form. The names and length of the
principal Canals and Rail Roads Finished aud in pro-
gressl are given, and the places connected also "A
complete list of the Colleges, Law and Medical
Schools, Theological Scmnarles and Religious do
nominations of the United States the reigning Soy
crcigus of Eurode, &c.
An entire new Atlas accompanies the Book, con-
tanning eiohicen very superior Maps mostly drawn
expressly for tins 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 as received special attention. The
Rail Roads, Canals, navigation OF Rivers and recent
changes, are all carefully market, and many counties
are shown which do not appear IN any other Atlas.
Among the pcculartcs 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 Slips Steamboats,
Shops, &c, is shown by placing at the head OF ma
yigation the appropriate characters for each,
! The Map and Chart of the World combined ton an
entire new plan, showing al one view the Natural and
Political Divisions of the Globe the Extent, Popua-
ton. Religion. Form of Government and State OF
Civilization of each Country) has attracted much at
tention, and is considered great Improvement upon
any thing heretofore attempted in the form of Chart
rs here all are shown at single glance and the re-
! ialions they sustain TO each other. We would aso
solicit attention TO the remarkable distnctncss and
| ease with which every name on the Map may be read
as well the very superior styic and execution OF
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| close of the Book important and will be found
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United States.
! Burlington, JUL 3d. 1910
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but, by reduced majority baltimore Patriot Of
Saturday.
The following isfrom the ST. Louis New Era of tho
9Th inst.
TuE ELEcrioN.- Triumph Of The Wigs. Our
election closed yesterday Such of the returns as have
been received are published below We feel warrant
cd in saying from the complexion of the statement,
and might have increased il. fhc candidates for
Governor and Congressman will probably leave this
county with EIGHT HUNDRED MAJORITY. We
feel assured of being able to give Old Tppccanoc
ionty The wings have no right to make any calcu.
laons of success at this election. The Van Buren,
majority for Congress in 1888, was 6,532 i'll the Lc
gslaturc g.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons interested
DrsTRicT OF CnITTENDEN in the estate of Sarah
Footc and Mary Footc, infants. GREETING.
ELANSON II. WHEELER, of Charlotte in said
IL district guardian of Sarah Footc and Mary Footc
infants, under the age of eighteen years, who reside
at Potsdan in the State of New York, having made
application to said court for license ~ sell two und-
ved oighths of one undivided fifth of fifty acres of
land lying in Charlotte aforesaid being the same land
conveyed by Benjamin Simonds to the late Nathaniel
Newell deceased, and is part office lands set off to the
widow Polly Newell, rs palt of her dover in the
estate of the said Nathaniel Newell, deceased which
fifty ceres land is subject TO the said Widows right
of dover theIcin, of which two undivided eghihs of
one undivided fifth of said land the said wards are
seized in their own aight in fee tenants in common
representing TO said court that sale of the said ward
interest in said land would be conducive to their best
interest by having the proceeds hercofpu at interest
Whercupon the court aforesaid doth order that the
said application be heard before said court at session
thereof to be hcc at the Registers Office in Burlington
in said district on the second Wednesday Of Sepem-
Der, lS40 and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested by publication of this order three
weeks successfully tn ,he Free Press, newspaper
printed at Burlington in the county of Chittcnden, the
last of which publications be previous the second
Wednesday of September, lfi0. Given under my
hand at said Burlington this 10Th day of August A. D.
1910. WM. WESTON, Registse.
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STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con
DIsTRc1 or CHrrTENpEN, ccrncd in the estate of
Jonathan Gillct late of Charlotte, deceased
Heman Hosford, executor of the last will and tesla
ment of Jonathan Glct, late of Charlotte in said dis
tric deceased having filed in said court his petition in
writing, setting forth that the amount of Debts allowed
by the commissioners against said estate are 1888 81;
that the value of the personal estate unsod does moi,
exceed Sl2 co. that the amount of money in said en-
ecutors hands, after paying the expenses of admins.
traton already occurred is SIG " and that it will be
necessary TO sell real estate for the payment of so
much of the debts the personal estate is insufficient
TO pay, and the further expenses administration and
praying said court to grant him license to sell 50 much
of the real estate of said deceased may be necessary
for the purposes aforesaid Whcreupon the court afoc
said doth order that said petition he heard before said
court a, session hcrcofto be held at the Registers
Office in Burlington the second Wednesday of Sep
TENDER next, and that notice thereof be given to al
persons interested republication of this order, contain
ing the substance of said petition, three weeks success
sivcly in the Free Press, newspaper printed in Bur
ngon in the County of Chiticndcn the last of which
publications to be previous to the said second Wcdncs
day of September, 1910 Given under my hand
Burlington, this 18th day Of August 1910.
WIN. WESTON Register.
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Milton LinCOln's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE honorable the
for the District OF Chtcndcn, To all persons concern
ed 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, proposes TO
render an accontofhi> administration, and present his
account against said estate FOR examination and allow.
ancc at a session of the Court Of Probate to he holden
at the Registers Office, in Burlington, on the second
Wednesday of September next therefore, yon are
and place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any yoI
have, why the account aforc aid should not lie al
lowed. Given under my hand at Burlington, this l2th
day Of August, A. ID. 1910.
Aug Is. WIN. WESTON, Register.
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+ YMAN H. COLE haze received their usual
IL extensive assortment If Sprng and summer
GOODS, embracing beautiful variety of goods for
ladlc, summer dresses; rich English and scotch Cling
hams India muslin superior article for white dresses
Jaconct cambria great assortment Of barred and
chcrkcrri Cam'rlc, printed Lawn, mourning do prn-
ted camlric and French Muslin. An extensive assort-
men, Of American Calicoes cheaper than ever. A few
Engli.h and French do.
SILKS. A small assortment of Rich silks including
black, blue black colorcd and STRIPED. Bandana lrff,
Pongcc, Crimson, whlic silk do, B'k Italian travats
Grnllemcns coll aud lack kid Gloves, do coFtl black
arl white silk gloves, do. Berlin, Li>le Thread Linen
aud cotton gloves. good assortment ct Hosiery
very cheap Umbrellas and para>ols. Tim boots
and Shoes. LADIES kid Ties lnt slips,
DOMESTIC GOODS. Msrrlmack cottonS, Davis
vile do 5.I Cotton Shooting, Shifting, Ticking, cold
Cambrc,. Yarn, Thread AMI Knitting Cotton. Su-
nertinc Long Clol, and bleach cotton. York Mixtures
Stripes, Drills &c. Irish Linen, Shrling aud Shcetug.
Diaper and Crash.
ThIl.OR's TRIMMINGS. Including sewing SILK,
Twist, Thread Padding, canvass, s.cve-lming, brown
linen, Buttons, binding, Sc.
VISITING. White hg'd Mor,as, Naerts. f-u,el
Satin, SC. Gauxo, and rich chaly ipEry lid'is. A
great variety Of other DpY GOODS whlch comprise 4
Zen, extensive assortment, and are offered az asionl h.
ms low piices. IaAl.s and Gentlemen are nvod u
call AM examine 4 ia.!i!es aul prices, Jlac
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DLA( KSMlTII. ..lhc subscriber having re-

DLA( KSMlTII...'lhc subscriber having re-
ID Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Blacksmith business, all lis forms, in the new shop
on Madison street, near Folleu & 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
ticc, best manner, and most favorable terms. lie has
for many years past given his particular attention to
the Horse >hocng business, and Farriery 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
commenting himisclfto the public. He will lie pre-.
pared at all times to give his personal attention TO all
kinds Of work in his line-Such rs Ironing Wagons
and SeighS, Shipwork, &r. All kinds OF edge tools
made in the best manner and most approved style. He
and the low prices At which he will lie enabled to fur
nish work, to receive share Of the public patronage.
JOHN SORAGEN.
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cHlTrENDEN co. WIG CONVENTION.

The friends Of Harrison and reform notified that
a county convention, will be held at Essex Meeting
House. on SATURDAY, the 22d, instant, at 10
clock A. NJ for the purpose of discussing the great
political questions that agita,ng the country,
and adopting the better to the success
of the electoral, senatorial AMI congressional wing
tickets in this county.
WIN. WESTON,
ANDREW WARNER,
WM. r. PEASE, County
DANIEL Ii. ONION, Committee
GEO, A. ALLEN,
GEO, X PLATT
August Is, lS40.
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James Martins Estate.

STATE STA OF vERMoNT'I 4 T 5r r"lans ,, court
ton, within and for the district aforesaid, on the II h
dav of July 4. ID. 1910, an instrument purror,mg to
lie the las, will aud teslalncn, Of James Martin, late Of
Jericho, in SAID District deceased, presented 10
the court here for probate, 10y llannal, Martin the
EXerutrX, therein named, THEREFORE, it is or
to all persons concerned therein, TO appear core sa
court, at session thereof to t holden at the Regis
tcr'> office in Burlington, the second Wednesday OF
August A. ID. 1910, and contest the probate Of said will,
aud it is further ordered that this order lie published
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed AT Burlington, in this state the
last OF which shall lie previous the day assigned,
aforesaid tor hearing. Given under my hand al the
Reg sters Office, this l2h day of July A. u. 1910.
ivl7 WM. WESTON, Rcrisicr.
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TENNESSEE.

We have been enormously anticipating cleo
ton news from Tennessee. The elections for
State officers are held in that State biennially
The present State officers were elected in 1880
and the next election for the same will conse-
quently take place in lSll. Of course, we
shall have no Wing victories to record from Ten.
nessec, until the Presidential election in Novcm.
bcr-Tr0u Wing.
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Doors, SHOES d. LEATHER. The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied by
Messrs. bishop d' Whpp'e, isnow opening a general
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Leather, which have
all been bought for cash and will be sold for the
at the lowest prices, and as hearcles too numer
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
ing elsewhere.
Burlington, Jbiy I, lsi6 HENRY C. srIMsON,
by f. , syIMsoS, Agent.
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CtROCERIES.-1hes ubscril cr has a full supp
" of Groceries, including cogniac Brandy, common
do. Holland and Baltimore Gin, ST. Crolx and low
Malaga and other Wines, Moasse>, Teas, Coltc,
Chocolate, loaf, lump and brown Sugars, Rce Pepper,
Cinnamon, Nu,megs, All>picc and other ,pce, Cigars.
Tobacco, Macherel, GOLDFISH, te>t kind for 50 per
100 lbs. And most olhcr articles in the grocery line,
Also DRY GOODS all Of which will lie sold as CHEAP
as at any other place The Liquors will I've warranted
of the lest quaiy-inended principally for supplying
Tavern Keepers, who will lind il for their interest TO
call and examine them. ISAAC WARNER.
I},lrllnrton June 10, IStO.tf
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NJ EW GOODS. now opening an additional
l Y assortment Of various kinds Of goods, among
Sar,alaria lozcnges, Accordion books, extract OF
Bergamo, bristol beard green Spec,ac e., Custors
silver poke Combs, Eagle Bell Plates, etc. ALSO,
good assortment Of trimmed and plain tine Satin aud
some with bows very nice and light for warm wealth
cr; we have also very narrow Stocks, suitable tor
boys or men. A,o long stocks for those who have
large Neces, in word our assortment Of Stocks, Col
lars and Bo>onls is very complete. For further par
ticuars please call at the Variety Store.
June II. PANGBoRN & BRtNsMAiD.
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Milton I.incOln's Estate.
SSrATE M VERMONT "HE HO,

NIIttOH ; II>tdtCs
STATE OF VERMONT, (THE. Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF CHiTTENDEN IS. l. bate court within
and for the District of Cht,endcn: TO the creditors
and Others concernd 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 TIN. court, to extend the time limited for
making payment Of the debts and egacies Of said de-
ceased, twelve months from the 18th day Of August,
1910, and the 2dWclne>day Of September next being
assigned for hearing in the premises, at the Office Of
the Register Of this court, an, having been ordered
tina, notice thereof be given, by publishing this de-
cree three weeks snccessvey in the Free Press a
newspaper printed at Burlington, before the time fixed
Tor hearing therefore you hereby notified to ap-
then and there to make objection il any you have,
TO the said time OF payment being further extended As
aforesaid Given under my hand al Burlington this
10Th day Of August. A. ID. 1910.
Aug 49, WM. WESTON, Rcg'r.
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s-'f We learn the life of George w. Sumner Esq.
Postmaster and Judge of Probate, of Charlestown,
n. H. is despared of from the consequence of very
serious fracture the frontal bone, occasloncd by the
kick of a horsc.-DcliOWs Rails Gae.
We learn that Mn. SUMNER died on the ljinst
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used with so much satisfaction during the last two
having seasons in the counties of Rutland, Addison
and Bennington, VI. and Washington, n. Y, will be
kept for sale the prcsent season by STRcNGS Il Co.
Burlington. These rakcs are adaptcd to all meadows;
they are easily tended, and do the work faster and
better than any other Horse Rake in use. 1t is
found by experience that the expense of rakng hay
with the Spring Tooth Horsc-Rake is only about one
quarter as much as the common meth d Of raking
with hand-rakcs besides securing thehayn better or
der. Some farmers vino have large meadows, esti-
mate the use Of one rake last hay at forty 10
fifty dollars. DAVID DEWEY Patcntcc.
July l. 1910
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GENERAL. ORDERS FROM HEAD QUARTERS

A croaking Democrat is worse than British Wing.
Boston Post
'Do for Heavens sake stir up the Democracy
See Chapman-tcll him not to do he did heretofore.
lie used 10 create an unnecessary alarm by puhing
a bad face on our prospects. TELL HIM HE
MUST CROW.
"s1.Sparc no pains. Write instanter.
GEO. PATTERSON.
p. NJ. Greenfield, Qndiana)
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Fodcralists or British Wings tucm what you
plcase-thcy are the hard listed Log Cabiu boys of
our forest who have thus rebuked the base unprn-
and purcr in uoc estimation of ali good men from
every investigation that has proceeded from the puny
assaults of those whose memories will rot, whilst
his will be cmbalmed in the recollection of a CRATE
ufl nation to when he has second time proven
deliver.
THREE CHEERS FOR THE WING STATE.
THE Young Giant Of The Uestl!
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We have little doubt that Illinois tho now against
in the legislature, will give her vote in November to
Harrison. But whatever be the result there, we see
that the Wings have already carried six states, where,
raj votes, where, in 1896, they had but "a These
prcmonocs of the result in November, the force Of
which even the warmest Van Buren, man must ac
knowlcdac--ilb DuiiY ddr.
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NEW SHEET IRON, COPPER Il TIN WARE
~ ESTABLlSllMENT.--1hc subscriber, late uflhc
side of the Court House Square, door north OF
the Log Cabin, is ready TO do all kind, OF work
tina, the public wish in hi, line Of business, such
covering roofs with tin, making aud putting up cave
troughs and >pou>. All kinds Of Tin, sheet Iron and
Copper Ware will lie kept on hand, and for sale at as
low price. "a can lie fond in The STATE Sheet Zinc,
Copper Pumps, Lcal Pipe, and all other articles in the
line of our business kept on hand. For chcapnesS Of
price and nca,ne>s of execution my work will not lie
exceled by any in the state. lfyon wish for any ing
in the above line, lcorc you ira e he sure and call
upon III. ii. BOSIWiCh,
J}urlin rion. Juv. 1S10.
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STATE OF VERMONT, TIME hon. the probate
DIsT. OF CHlrrENDrN, IS. l. court for the district
of Chttenen TO all persons concerned III the estate of
Jonathan Glet, late Of Charlotte in SAID district, de-
ceased, greeting. Whereas, Heman Hosiord, executor
ofthc last will and testament ofsaid decea, ed proposes
to render an account ofhs administration and present
his account against said estate for cXamlna ion and al
lowance, al session ofhe court prol ale 10 lie hold
EN- at the Registers occ in Burlington the second
Wednesday OF August next; therefore, you are hereby
notified appear before SAID court, al the time and
place Aforesaid and show cause, II any You have, why
the account aforesaid should net be allowed Given
under my hand al Burlington this lh day of July, A,
d. 1910. Y15 WIN. WESTON, Register
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Wing gain, a members,) 8
The above includes members elected to both Hou-
SEES. The Wing majority in 1888 was in the Senate
and 10 in the House of Commons. The Senate con
sists of 80 members House l30
The Wings lost Senator in Craven by Is votes
Another in Green and Lenor by 10 or ". Colonel
Eheridge, the V. b. Senator in Camden and Curl
tuck, according to the Norfolk Herald, is elected by
a majority Of three votes.
ILLINOIS.
Our returns arc as yet too incomplete to allow any
opinion relative 10 the popular vote IN this State or
certain one as 10 the Legislature
The following are all the returns We have received Of
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James G. Ticrcc's Estate.

:" T. the suhscr crs having been appointed hy the
w honorable the probate court for the district OF
Chu,enden, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons AGAINST
the estate Of Jane, G. Pierce, late Of Huntington, in
said district deceased rcpre,cn'cd insolven and also
all claiuis aud demands clhlbrcim oEct ther,to; and
six months from the day Of the dac hereof beng al
lowed by sad court for that purpo'c we therefore
hereby give notice that we wli attend 10 the business
of our appointments al the dwelling OF Jonathan b..
Dixie, in Huntington IN SAID District, on the , Tues
days of October aud January next al 10 o'clock, A.
NJ ON each OF sad days. Dated this Sth day of Juy,
A. u. 1910. JAMES AMRLtR
EMERA TAYLOR, Comm'rs,
V.3l SlLAS JOHNS,
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LIGHT INFANTRY.

The members of the Burlington Light Infantry are
TO meet a, }. VI. Whilcombs on Saturday the
ED INST, at o'cock p. NJ for the purpose ofa COM
pany drill and for procuring a stand otcoours aud mu-
seal instruments, and the appointment Of musicians.
BY order OF the Captain,
s. r.. CORNING q. Sergcnt.
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1 store, are Offering a great variety Of Watches,
Clocks, Jcyclry, Perlunery, Musical Instruments,
Cnrl>, Cards, Pcure., Soaps, liar Oil, Raaor< Knives,
Scissors, Canes, Stocks Caps drawing materials, VIII
Tea and Collte Pots and Urns silver ware, plated
Ware, Lamp Wicks and Glasses, Collars aud Bosoms,
SspcnterS, Swords and PISTOL, Thermometers, Station
cry, Inks, Court Plaster; Dolls, Bags, pocket Books
and a great variety Of fancy articles to supply the
wants and minister the qualification OF the nutiUna
and all who call a, the Varely store we are in cap
pie Pie" order ready answer orders return calls
a, the variety store, PANGBoRN g. BRIN. MAID.
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NORTH CAROLINA AND ALABAMA.

Extrac, of letter to the editor of the New York
Times, dated
'WAsHISGroN, ~ c., Aug. l6.
"Thc boat is just in from Raleigh Judge Gulon
and Jno. McT.ean left that place Yesterday morning
and report that Saunders, the Federal -Foco
candidate retired Raleigh, his place of residence
from his clcctonccring tour and gave out that he had
been beaten by 1000. These gentlemen say that
he has been whipped by to 1000, and that our ma
jority on Joint ballot is %, and little chance to
reduce it, HURltAH FOR THE OLD NORTH
STATE!!!!
ten in his orn district One county, Davidson, has
made change of 100 against him!
"a letter was received in Raleigh by Mr.. Badger on
Saturday morning saying that we had majority
on joint ballot in the Alabama Legislature. Glory
on oI,ul, ~
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NOR SAIE,..73 Acres of Land Lying on the
l. Wnoo>ki Avenue, one mile north of this village
This land is well watcre, free from stones has wood
suticicn, for family supply borders on the Lake, and
is every way eligible lot For further particulars
apply to the subscribers. llICKoK Il CATLIN.
Burlington, Aug. -, 1910.