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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-17
by N. Troy and c.n,l, lrr.,-- Inn.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 18th. - Philadelphia
City gives the Democratic candidate for Canal
Commissioner a ma. of2.23 with precincts
to hear from, Cassidy Dem has 445 mai
for District Attorney. Westmoreland Co..
500 Dem. maj, Snyder Co.. 245 opp. mai.
and 500 maj. for Union Congressman. Cum
berland Co. Al opp. maj Chester Co. 500
Union maj.-gain COO. Lancaster Co. 5000
opp. mai Allegany Co Pittsburgh 553
Dem. gain. Allegany City 81 opp. gain.
Returns from p out of the ~ rural pre-
cincts show a Dem. maj Of but 3 over Pol.
locks maj. Crawford County 1900 Rep.
Republican majority in 10 Counties. eSclu .
sive of Philadelphia Co., foot up 3 300 dem ..
6,G6S opp.
In the LIST district, Florence Dem. is
elected by 2279 maj. % do. Morris onn. ia
maj. Bird do. Landy Dem. n gain. 4th. DO.
Phillips Dem. by a large maj. q, Dem. gain
9th, do. Hickman Dem. is elected. Berks
Co. 6i72 mnj. Dem a Dem. gain Of 1900.
Bedford Co. $40 Dem a gain of 900. Ches.
ter Co. 600 opp. maj.-a gain Of 400.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-17
OHIO ELECTION.

C~I>,lSN>rI, Oct lj.-In the 3rd Congress.
sional district the contest Is very close he.
tween Campbell Republican and Valllnding-
ham. In the 18th district the contest is
close between Galloway, Republican and Cox.
The Democrats claim the former and the
Republicans the latter. Both districts gave
Democratic maiorities last fall.
The State is conceded to the Republicans
by 10000 to 10000 maj. Campbell and
Nichols are elected, Galloway is defeated
pendleton and Grocsbcck, elected in the
LIST and 2nd districts-a Democratic gain Of
. members, occasioned by running a third
ticket. Hamilton County shows a Republi-
can gain Of 1000 over Chaso's vote. There
are Democratic gains reported in > Counties.
Elsewhere AS far rs heard from the Republl-
cans have gained.
~INDhNA.-A few scattering returns favor
Willard, Democratic Governor, but nothing
definite is yet known.
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~ 1ANS A
PHLADELPmA, Oct. 1j.-Returns from the
Eastern part Of the State show that the Dem
ocrats are largely ahead, and the indications
are that they have carried the State bv some
5000 majority. Dem ocratic gains are shown
in a large proportion Of the cities and towns
heard from.
In Philadelphia the 9Th ward gives 300
Democratic majority 10th ward Gs4 oppo-
sition maj, 9TH ward 9G Democratic mai. 4:
Sd ward 26G Democratic mai. 18th ward
5Sl opposition maj LIST ward A. Democrat
ic maj. 9th ward 2lOO Democratic mai. :.
ith ward ll79 Democratic ma. q ward
4GS Democratic maj.
The following counties are Democratic.
~Schuylkill 1900 maj, Cumberland 300
maj, Northampton 2300 maj, N%orthumbcr-
land opposition gain, 600 maj, Lohigh 900
mai, York 1900 mai, Franklin 200 mai.
Westmoreland 1913 maj Luzerno 1900 mai.
Carbon 500 maj, Miflin 60 maj, Cambria
$50 maj, Munroe 1900 mai, Allegheny coo
Dem. gain.
The following counties are carried by the
Opposition,
Bucks opposition gain Dauphin 800 maj. ",
Delaware 500 maj, Lancaster opp. gain 500.
In Pittsburgh the opposition majority is
7j2.
Democratic congressman are elected in the
LIST, 3D. and ith districts. In the n district.
Edward Joy Morris, Rep. is elected.
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OuTO FTPCTTON

CrvcNNArr, Oct. l4-At the election to-
day Toledo gives 49, Democratic minority
Sandusky, - Republican majority.
CLEVELAND, oct. LITTLE city is probably
$50 Republican majority, Cuyahaga County
2ooo Republican MAJORITY; Huron County
- townships, IIll Republican majority I;
Sanlusky County, : townships . Republican
mniori'y; Columbia County, 3 townships
$50 Republican majority, Lake County, /
townships 7$5 Republican majority, Lorraine
County, 10 townships 1858 Republican ma
jority; Delaware County, , townships, lj3
majority Hardin County, | township II
Republican majority; Ross County, 3 town.
ships 10 Republican majority. Montgomery
County, small Democratic majority Harlan,
Republican for Congress, has 900 Republican
majority Warren County, ! townships gives
a Republican gain over the vote for Chase Of
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LATEST FROM Pennsylvania.
OPPOSITION 1000 AHEADi

lnuLApELrnIA, Oct. ljth.-lI.3O p. Nj
Reports are received from all but Is counties
in the State. Maiorities stand as follows, De
mocrats 2S, 4O6, Union SO ,O2j. The counties
to come in are Adams, Blair, Butler, Elk,
Fayette, Forest, Greene, Jefferson, Juniata /.
Mckeon, Potter, Venango and Warren last
YER they gave 5000 fusion majority.
The Fillmore and Republican head quar-
tiers are throngod speeches and PROFESSIONS
are the order of the evening The excite
ment is immense.
The Democrats are still confident and claim
that they have carried the State.
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, e. q A l. d $50 -
~ SAMUEL >. BROWN, Of the late firm Of
q W. Baxter 4 Co., has removed his stock of
Paper Hanging, Curtains and fixtures. Crockory,
China and Glass ware, Table Cutlery, Tea Trays,
Fluid and Oil stand and hanging Lamps, Giran.
dolos, Britannia Goods, Silver Plated Casters, Forks,
Spoons and Tea Services Table Mats Bohemian
and other Vases and c 'lognes, and a large assort-
Of Fancy Goods OF various kinds to the old tam of
Nichols s. Boynton, $50 Church street and hav-
ing purchased of them their stock Of C~rockery, and
Papers, he is now prepared to offer his friends and
former patrons as well as the public in general, a
fine variety of goods which he would be pleased to
have them inspect at $50 Church Street,
octl 5d6wtt SAMUEL 5. BROWN.
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HOLLOWAY PILLS operate benedclally not only
upon the disea7cd organs, but upon the c|5n,titu-
u"u # the invalid. To quicken the torpid .ton-
arh, enable The li.orierei liver to .eorete a due
portion of healthy bile, and remove obstructions
from the intest'ne'. are important objects but
Aoilsrar's Pin. do more than this. They recruit
the stamina Of the patient. and iufuss tone and Wig
9r into the whole vital maeAine-y. The animal
spirits, symFathis!us with the physical powers, be-
come light and hpo. ant, and that greatest II earth.
iy blessing " a sound mini in s sound body " is
tNe result Thousands Of persons who have been
cured 'i chronic d, spep.ia and it, attendant jc-
pre- JON, hy This powerful alternative ,ni tonic.
know tins % Poe literally true.
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The Monarch of be GIcu

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Parade Of the New York Fire
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WI be July ITIustTated IN LESLIE'S' NEWS-
PAPER, ready ON Saturday, October 18th, with
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&c. STEVENS, At Ills NEW STORE.
~ Washington street, = : Boston.
EVE ATTENTION or PURCHASERS i IN
= Y,tcl To hi. Large Stock uf Cirpc'iugs, which
will ho offered for snlc at the Lowest Price, via. .
5000 yard. AT 25 cts.
5000 " GTk
5000 . 90
10000 " Extras, at g., ~.
lNOul " h~iIdermiuatCr, a. g., Ct.
5000 Three-Ply. at > 100.
5000 " IlVlatry Brussels. from lq.i,r. lt
ol,OO per yard. The CHEAPEST Carpets ever be
fore offered ior sale Ia Boston.
Painted Carpets from IS to 1856 cents per yard
CARPETS sold to Ministers of all Denomination, al
cost. via an
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation.--A wei! es-
tl5!ished remedy like this, hardly demands a word
Of praise, yet from personal experience, we can
speak ai tao benefit derived from IT.. It admits
both of external and Internal applications, and as
a remedy for cuts, wounds or bruises. il i, inyalu.
able. $40 ore should be without , package of this
ruhrogaiioa in his house, for in else of accident. IT
aaord' a poeiy and , sure relief. For tho came
reason, the traveller thoul1, a. ID mca .aie Of rrc-
caution, carry one or two of the bottle, which are
of convenient size, in his pocket. We have never
known oi an instance where those using this remedy
have been mot only satisfied with IT.. but have re-
commend it to their friends i'm the strongest terms.
1t perform, an that il promised for it-lBo,ton
Saturday Evening Ge,ctlo, Feb. 10th, 800
We heartily concur with the the Gazette in the
above, and being also able Z, -pelk from pcr.onal
knowledge Of this invaluable remedy, we hesitate
NOT 10 ecnmmsu it TO our nieui-, although it T..
so well known and SO universally used, that a re-
commentator seem. almost urcla uou.-tPro,
Transcript, Feb. 18th, '5G.
-rlI in Burlington by / Z Benton. vl5 I'm
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EVERY FREMoSr man, and all the world ne.
'ldes, should get LESLlE'S NEWSPAPER, No.
with the best portrait and the only correct one
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A NEW NOVEL.
The slave ~UnuggIer> (:

II + III Els OF tn BAY.
q LEGEND or LoUIsIANAJ
IHIs splendid Novel. selected from upwards Of
Three Hundred Manuscripts, by the Proprietor Of
LEsLlE'S NEWSPAPER for publication in its
columns, will commence in No. i6, ready on Satur-
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given, gratis, q splendid supplement, also a large
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HATS. CAPS. \ FVRs.

EALL STYLES, ls5t. can NOW BE OBTAIN
4 Cd AZ the Burlington HAT, A ard FUR
STORE The public are invited 70 call and exam
ne Goods and Prices.
aug 20 dtv,t ". ALLEN & CO
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7Eg2SSAe4E.

Feilov Cuisrns Of The Senate, aoI Tlos, ar Ft.,-
s%ri'1tiUcs
In assuming the responsible station assign
ca me by the Frecmen of Vermont. | desire
TO express to them through you, their hep
resentatives, the profound sentiments ofgtlt-
itude with which this honor, 20 highly dis
tinEuiSheI and so cordially conferred, has i'm
spircd me, and to give them the assurance of
my most sincere devotion to the interests OF
this Commonwealth.
During the past year. under the protecting
care of n merciful Providence, general health
has prevailed, a bouutilul harvest has re-
warled the labors of the huShnudnpn, and
the laudahle and varied pursuits OF our citI-
zcns have been prosecuted with mcri,sd sue
cess.
For these continued blossings,it becomes us
to make a public and dcvOut acknowledge
ment to that great and good Being whose
wa'chful Providence and rropilious smil'
have been youchslrol to the people of this
state during the yicissitulcs ol another year.
In the DISCHARGE Of our high duties. let Us
not only keep in mind our obligations to
those who have committed their interests TO
our care, but also recognize our accountable
ity to a higher tribunal than public opinion.
In conformity with ancient usage, AMI i'm
compliance with u provision of tlc D1n.'itu-
ton Of the State, I respectfully au.gn,' 90
your consideration th" following sui .c,f,
your attention to which | deem important 90
the interests of our people.
40 more important subject can possibly cn.
rai,e your attention, @s guardians of The pub
lie interest, than the Education OF tlo rooIIa
Of this Commonwealth. IL" natural lsiuci-
PIE Of scliIrotection imposes upon % State
tho most assIduous care of tins important
element OF its prosperity. lh' o'''Ht auI
effect oIH thorough system ODD E'n..'i.u o.,
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INDIANA ELECTION

Partial returns from II counties in Indiana,
seven of them southern counties, show 500
ahead for Hon. A ?. Willard, Democrat,
for Governor.
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Fruit Trees !! Fruit Trees,

fH'HE 81 BsCBIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
4 inform any and an wh- rr wish 10 raise fruit
for their own individual use, for the pro6t Of It
which are On high and stony land, exposed to all
winds, and very hardy, Of some thirty sorts OF aV-
pies Of the best varieties for this Northern climate.
some Of which ripen in August, and others in prime
from that time 10 the next summer, which are vsrv
thrifty, and many Of them of a large size 20 SCI
this Fall, which he offers for sale at a low price.
Also, "A few Pear, Plums, Cherries and Gooseber
ries, Also, Willow Cuttings 20 any amount thai
may be wanted next spring, cut, packed, marked
and shipped to any place ON the railroad, ON very
reasonable terms, and warranted fresh. I0rders
filled at short u%oticc.l shall endeavor 40 he at
home Mondays and tuesday through the time Of
setting thi Fall
CARMI OsGOOn
NesttOrd. Chlttendsn Co. Vt Wis Nw~
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Important 10 Rock Arerts

THE SUBSCRIBERS, ~ ADDITION TOTHEIb
1 large list O.; Books for general dealers, aFe nov
publishing q SERIES -- ILLUSTRATED WORKS, to be
sold exclusively by agents, Of a style entiroly new
IL su6scs.ption-booss. rendering them !ag preicra
bic 20 anything now ID the ha2ds Of agents. For
full p-r,!tulars, address
MASON BROTHERS.
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To Nervous Suiicrcrs.-A retired clergyman
restored to health in a few days, after many years
of great nervous suffering, is anxious to make
known the means Of cure. win send (free) the
prescription used. Direct the Rev. John NJ. Dag
nall, No. SO Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y,
wlO imo.
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The Monarch OF the CIcu.

ailer LANnsEtR, siEe 3o< 90 inches the whole
forming one Of the most splendid publication, ever
offered IN America, Price len Cents d6vlt
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This may certify that | have this day given
my son, Philip :. Pricr, his time for the remainder
Of his minority, and shall claim none of his earn
ings, nor pay any of his debts contracted after this
date. PHILIP pRGER.
Jericho, October ~th, l~jG. wlr 3w+
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For sale or to RCnt.-Thc house aud lot on
the corner of Maiden Lane and Short Street. Good
water on the premises. Possession given immcli-
atcly. For PARTICULARS enquire of Lucy Wainwright,
st the house. Wis 3vt
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\ prrfumcd Breath.-what Lad,


Prrfumrd Dreath.-What Lady or gentle.
NAV would remain under the curse of A di.a,r. ,,-
bic breath when using the D." Balm If Il Tb.,.,nl
Flower. - a, % irntridcc, would not only render If
sweet but leave the teeth white a. aIabo.tcr , Many
persons do not know their breath T., bad. and the
subject ls SO delicate their friends will never men
tion it Pour a single drop Of Balm " ON ,.ur
tooth brush an wash your teeth night and
morning. fifty cont bottle will last a wear.
.Br,rrrrrL CoupLrxIoy NAV easily he obt,in-
ed by using the g." Balm Of a Thousand Flowers. II
viii remove tan. pimplcs and freckIcs from tho .tip.
leaving IL of o soft and roseltc hue. Wet a t.. ell.
pour 800 two or three drops, and wash the r,.r nf.ht
and morning.
Su,,Ive M,pr Easy. Wet YOUR Shawn, brush
in either warm or cold water. pour on two or three
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'ard.-To Druggist and Merchants of Yer
mont For the convenience of Dealers and indiyi-
uals Of this State. | have appointed Mr.. FRED f.
SMITH, of Montpelier, my Wholesale Agent, and
he will he at all times supplied with all sizes of my
GENUINE ELECTRIC OIL" / would urge
upon all dcaicr- in Moiiciuct o order from Mr.. smith
a supply NJ my oil at once, that they may be ablo
to answer the earliest demands. He will also fur
nish each dealer with Show Card, Posters, and 1000
Circular, with their name printed thereon as agent.
0heal the following Proclamatlon)
y. J. smith, Chemist, phildlelphia.