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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
ELECTIONS IN PARIS,

The Correspondent of the Boston Alias wri-
ting by the Cambria, thus speaks of the Elec-
TORS in Paris =
The results Of the elections at Paris so far as known
When the inail lett. give large majority in favor of
!'ainartlne, who had 80 per cent OF the vote-wlue
iedrn Roin and his Socialist friends make but n fee
bic showing. Yet it is asserted that large numbers
OF the modereS tor par.istna Of Iamartine) did not
60 to the polls while outrageous frauds are laid to Lee
urn Koln Not only did his partisans menace those
who Toted against his candidates, or throw obstacles
III The way OF their exercising their rights but the As
scm,iee Ndt'ondfc accuses him OF taking possession
OF some OF the ballot boxes with his g0rdc Repubh-
c"iHe IN whose hands they remained n ght when
they were to have been under he surveillance OF the
gdrde Nafionaio. tori- Blanc, too is said to have
been very active with the - 900 operatives to whom
he distributes daily pay from the treasury in securing
,he rr.rrn ~ the rndcai candidates, whose list he
headed Every individual who could obtain a litho-
graphed certificate voted and several have come out
IN the papers, over their and addresses nsscr,
ing that they obtained more than one a man in the
twelfth ACCOMPLISHMENTS says OF he might if he had
AIKEN thc roGbe, rave procured dozen. The differ
cnccs among the members OF the Provisional Gov
eminent were noticed in Geographic despatch of
yesterday; and the London Morning Chronicle OF
the 29th has the following significant announcement
on th"lr ternInaton received from Paris by express
and .le wires
Lcdru ROlin and Fiocon are out"
Pdris rs trdnguiI"
Considering that the Provisional Government is
fconsttu'ed body, it has been very active for its
denominations and Dccrebs already number one hun
cred Some OF Which. as for instance the removal of
the salt duty six months hence il would have
been better to have left untouched until some perna-
nent Government was established. Many OF these
DEGREES levy new taxes but said that the treasury
will be perfectly bankrupt in three months and then
Che vast army OF operatives kept quiet at an cx-
pensc OF UPWARDS of $4,000 per diem, will make
trouble.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
For the Daily Free Press.
BURLINGTON, May 10, Is

BURLINGTON, May 10, 1913.
Mr. Clarke AS there seems at present to
be some diversity Of opinion as to the next Wing
candidate for President, it appears to me that
there can be no better expression of the feeling
Of the Wing party in Vermont than is contained
in the following song, which, as you rccollect,
was sung by the Vermont delegation at Bati-
more in 1914, and which, even in 1885, contains
the true feelings of the great majority of the
Wings of Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

" 3 scruples will make one dram, how many
will make a drama
lf2l-i inches make nail how many will
make screw
If3 feet make yard, how many will make a
garden
If G3 gallons make one hogShead, how many
will make the " whole animal!'
If II inches make one foot, how many viii
make one leg?
II barley corns make one inch, how many
toe-corns will make one foot,
rs quarters make one eli, how many vii
make the whole alphabet?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

The Cherokee Advocate says that there
is a whiskey seller on the line, who pays
the Indians six cents a bushcl for corn, in
whisky" 4 fine specimen, he is, of the
pioneers of civilization among the lndl-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

The Zolmsche Zeiing states, that in
Moscow there is now living lady, who is
in her l6sth year, and who was married to
her fifth husband when she was l2l years
old
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
a HARRY Clay WIG.


From Yankee laud-at the dawn OF day
We all set out on our joyous way,
Our flag we uniurled and our mountains rung
With the joyful notes OF the song we sung.
On on to the battle marching
On: on: to the battle marching.
On: on to the battle marching
For Old Kcntuck we all are marching
Now from Old Vernon, we've come along,
Tho our cline is cold our hearts are warm,
Our evergreen is floating free,
1t has ever led TO victory;
Turrah IIurrah the green sprigs waving
For Old kentuck the green is waving
Oh the evergreen is a stout old tree,
Its branches wave DER the brave and free,
1t proudly stands while i, laughs to scorn
The lightnings flash and old winters storm
Hurrah lIarrah! the green sprigs waving,&c
Our hardy sons are brave and true,
And pure is the air they ever drew,
Our mountains are unconquered yet,
And we boast the Star that ne'er has set
Hurrah TIurrah that star is cleaning
Upon Old Kentuck tits brightly bcaming-
Oh that glorious star is our delight,
it brightest CLOVIS in hottest fight,
And by its mild and constant ray
We're ever guided on our way
Hurrah Hurrah. the star is cleaning &c.
Oh the Yankee boys are wide awake,
They come from hill, from valley and lake,
And the song they sing, both night and day,
Is clear the track for Henry Clay
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HPrEsL To AMERICA. - The foIlov;,c :.
Cor nror,. - 70 the An,r.iLa.. s,...a,hise
federates: ''e irish Con-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

fire occurred in Albany on Monday last
which destroyed 10 buildings. Loss estima-
ted at $4,000.
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lrWe.are again under obligations to Mr..
UrRR,cy, of Cheney s Cos Boston and Non
treal Express, Tor Boston papers in advance OF
the mail
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

Quite a sensation was created in Philadde-
phia last week, on account OF fashlonably
dressed lady parading the streets smoking a
cigar
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Th. remain. Of the late Mr. RICHARD RUSSELL PRIICH sr
rived CITY the ship Ashburon from Liverpool, England.
md were inferred Greenwood Cemetery the 5h int
funeral this melancholy event will be delivered
SUNDAY july by Rev Benjamin Evans Al the Church OF
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Al Brook6ed Mass alters lingering SICKNESS LYMAN Ilf
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81 81 Louis papers please copy. - - ... ...
Thur-day Juy Of inflammation Of The bowels Eli GRAHAM
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
10 - d sloek.. Il .ee Fonrih ~.

THURSDAY, July 6--P NJ.
IN Stocks there was no marked change to-day.
but the tendency generally was downward. Treasury
Notes were 4! and firm In sound stocks there is not
much doing, but the market is firm.
In Bills there is nothing doing, and change.
Sterling Q! a 10 for hrstclsss.
ENGAGEMENTS of 10000 to $4,000 bushels Corn
were made tor Liverpool at Cd Generally there is not
large business doing in Freights Cotton is nominal.
ly 5-32d.
The market is a little more stringent for money
in consequence of payments into the Sub Treasury on
account Of the loan which beng drawn from the Banks
has induced them IL contract somewhat
The Controller has called upon the Banks for a
statement OF their condition the oath Of June last
The annexed statement shows the amount OF
exports at this port for the first six months of the year
for the last three years
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nATENT GUTTA PEKCHA ckoToS hosE.-.
- 70 The public ana can be had only a the depo, Of no
Im.rtesn QUA Psrchs Company lS Williams. 90 al asi1
5 AZ Wsisr-si Brooklyn vel luis
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Marine Disasters.

~, Hso~eu smith. Of and rom Halo~eh FOR Bosoa, viii
Ia o1and ogxoo5 ad hay, Hsu 'h9fs o. ssei Point q
- RtE 90 the it nst a; sboui u an A. the tiis
iee w. es sal he'd got OK bert Afternoon, All
49, - gsth ID ,he Poaton ei Ne steamer ssanshsin
love :" a. . "a, h~f a. wharf bot thou;
toi ~ . . 80. ve.s~ owned oy X = fefans he an Aspi
49, w.Isr II HaBo~e. The cargo WI = an' $3.50 o.,
- 49, Tr.i.r,- Mh-elrr. ~hch cieAfe1 hom "a or -
al ~ Prov ec. sps goiag d~A ls -. W. 80 % ~ "
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CLEARED Steamship Sarah Sands, B Thompson, Lveo,
sIps Word. knight. Liverpool, Gnnnen Mnturu Go
Yorktown S.b1r Liverpool Cunne. Mnuru Hartford San
nenan savannah Nuns Dogge Durham DHon kdw {,
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IRE Island hight ung uorh - miles DISTANT paced steamship
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DY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT, store -
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ALBANY. Ihursday, July o.
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- to-day, charged with numbering Noah
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, AaciOneer.
10y BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT, store -
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FORTY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE
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M a X r led

IN NJ. 81 JUN, b. Rev. Henry Chase NJ ALvA BROWN %
Miss JAM PORIER. both Of Connecticut
A. Ftchburg Mass july by Rev o. A. skinner Nj SIEPHEN
? wOODsUM u Mss HARRIET FLETCHER both Of By
same day, Mr. SAMUEL ALLEN % Miss AMELIA
T. HUNILEl.
A. Dsnbur july C. 7 PROVOST % this City 20 SUSAN
oa la fol ghter Daniel ltay rnoud, Esq Of ID.
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Foreign Ports.

AiS.rrs lone April 49, bark Adeae Bshbdge for ees,fs
Al RIO NuneI My 80 up the nv-rl barb bre' oi Nio>
Cook, for Reward - an
Lssuns ult brig Sarah Woods Ecrae IN Nassau NJ
Bf troops Helena Spsrk or NOftn- ie~ Gays
Nassau NP. Gath ut brig PedrAiIA, Don, N1ot .
A. Ner 13d ship Ss0ats brig Mary ABB ana seA 'r
ao o. ssh 2sh M NOreans The shp Portland, fsce IN Ns"
Orleans, Bound was o "a th 34;h.
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or s,snY HOOK. Julyt, 1879

steamer Buffalo fishing excursion, take tbs Opporuu
rs 20 lender thanks Captain HancoN FOR ms Anl ana
geufeinsuy treatment TOW ard his excursion ana
ch-ery recommend friends who desire 70 40 o. the
Fishing Banks take the Buffalo, believing her To De
sttfch and sceen boat and well prepared 10 accom-
modsfe large partv Capt by visiting the Fishing banAs
four times each has discovered the place here n-h are
caught In abundance a. this tp brought % The CITY
over 0Oa pansie. snd sea bass Nm Owen J. W Conk-
lip Deirck w Kidd, Henry Robinson, W b BEECH
A n Rspp, VIM Johnson, Benz Ford NJ A Num- & Du-
rand. boz behalf of $50 passengers. Jy' IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

The CRoPs.-The crops OF wheat and hay are
roostly gathered both of which are finer than usual
The hite that remains out Of either Will generally be
housed before the expiration OF the present week The
oats crop growing hnely Ii has nearly attained its
growth and viii probably be ready Tor harvesting IN
Two or three weeks Taking II altogether the present
season 30 far has been Of great abundance IN the
Agricultural ,yav fDoylcstown Pa Dem.
r. We learn that as the afternoon down-tralh
on the Northern Railroad on Monday was approachlne
Franklin a man was discovered sitting upon me uAoA
with an umbrella over his head lie pad no Sttch,lon
60 the alarm and every effort WAS MADE 20 s'op
the train but without effect and the engine struck n'
with great force knocking him some distance on tus
track IL thought At fret that II must nave Nloo
HIM outright bat il did not lie was too tuil OF rum
for that and ne may recover. His name IL Nebster
and resides the upper part VI Franklin Tie had jug
Of rum in his jacket and probably more than one jag
fan in him. This probably prevented him from being
killed II n H. FSuloI
" The corner stone OF new building, IN
tended as refuge for coored children was laid on
Saturday last By Thomas ?. Cope Esq. president OF
the institution The ceremonies were fun Of interest
An address was delivered on the occasion by James j.
Barclay Esq gentleman who for years past has been
connected With several Of most useful benevolent
institutions and whose efforts behalf OF popular edu
cation and youthful moral reform enuue him To the ap
probation OF AL who wish wei % the commonwealth
Phil North American.