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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

Gated himself and was appointed to office by
MT Pierce and again by Mr. Buchanan
another was first shoemaker and then
aWyer-another was poor boy brought up
on farm-another learned to make saddles
and finally became U s, District Judge
one Postmaster was raised on a farm-sev-
eral are printers, and one was stone cut
ter.
humph! Does the Pittsburgh Repub-
lican suppose that the Southern masters of
the National Democracy care any thing a.
bout such things as those' Tubal Gains
journeymen are of just as much interest to
them as list Of that sort. 1t would have
done its friends in Vermont much more SER
vice if it had said there was not one of
them who would work day if he could
help it-not one but would rejoice to own
negroes to work for him here in Vermont,
il he could be allowed to do so.
If it had said that to man they consider
the Declaration Of Independence hum
bug-that the great purpose of the [. S
Constitution WAS to secure slavery firm
ioothold in all the territory then owned, or
ever to be owned by the United States
that the right of white man to sell black
or mulhtto man, as he would horse, or his
own offspring by female slave as he would
puppy, was laid down indsputably
in the Sacred Scriptures, and
secured in the rlainest language
possible of the L. S. Constitution-that
slavery is great blessing, and the expert
ment oil free society miserable failure
it had said such things OF its democratic
acquaintance in Vermont, it would have
amounted to something in their behalf
They had a great deal better get
their republican .neighbors and acquain-
tanccs in this State to certify
to their claims to good standing
as national democrats. If they feel them.
selves cornered hereafter-and we take it
they have got to be put through the cate.
chism before long Chat is those who are
within reach, the [. s. District Judge has
got on SO high perch that he can keep his
legs out Of the way we will do all we can
to make the case clear for them if they will
call on us, and we presume others will
show their good will rs well as ourselves.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18
The " oTceste Gathering.

There was great gathering at Worceste.
Mass, on the sth, at what was called The
Young Mems Ratification meeting of the
Nomination Of Mr., Banks for Goyern,r
Great enthusiasm prevailed. Gen Wilson
made an earnest and effective speech,
and Mr.. Banks made speech which
seems TO have been all that was expected
or wished for. Notwithstanding the bitter
opposition shown to Mr.. Banks by the
Gardiner Americans and the bunker ele.
ments of all sorts, we look upon MIR. Banks
election as a sure thing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18
CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
sEHATORIAL yOTE.-OFFICIAI
Main g Election

There were but two candidates for Gov.
at the Election in Maine on Monday Nor
ri Republican, and Smith Democratic. The
result is what might have been expected
from the vote of Maine last fall 1913
towns heard from give Morrill, a majority
Of nearly 1000.
The Legislature is ogcrwhelmin .ly Re
publican in both branches.
MoTrlll's me- ority will probably be from
10000 to 1900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

! BRATTLEBJRD.-Ihe villagers of Brattle-
| bJro at public meeting have resolved that
| their fire engines must not be taken beyond
| the limits Of the village except in case of
| fire in other parts Of the town or vicinity
and then only one at time, and with
written leave from the proper authority
They appointed committees to look up suf-
icrcrs by the fire on the 4th who might be
objects of charity, and to solicit aid also
to assist those who might need aid in rein
stating their business Six thousand dol
lars in shares of fifty dollars each were
raised to build shop for Estey a Green,
the MeloieOn manufacturers. Prof Carl
gave gratuitous exhibition for those who
had been burnt out Of house and home.
from which $40 was realized. The guests
at the lawrence Water Cure made con-
trlbution OF 500 for the sufferers.
concert WAS also given by visitors of the
place, from which handsome sum was
raised for like purpose. DR.. Cross, on
examining his furniture after the fire, found
drawer missing containing 800, and val
liable papers. lie offered reward of 500,
and no questions asked for the return of
the papers. The missing drawer, with the
papers and few pieces Of marked money,
was found ON his store steps. The rest of
the money was not there. The Doctor Of
fers to pay the rascal the balance of the
500, if he will call for it, in person.
Some complaint having been made of the
way in which the Mazeppa Fire Co. applied
its labors at the time ofthe fire, the com.
pany repudiatcs all just cause of blame, in
aslnuch as the engine company obeyed the
orders of the fire warden. 1t believes tina
"A single capable and responsible Director is
absolutely essential to an efficient Fire De-
partmcnt instead Of having several men of
equal authority and responsibility who are
constantly counteracting each Others orders.
From want Of this unity of action it be
lieves the damage at the late fire was great
ly increased
SMoTHLREp TO DEATH. John Stubs lad oil
- years ol age OF yanet, Ill. was smother |
ed to death in a bin of wheat few days
ago lie and other boys were playing in
the bin' while grain was running out ofthe |
BIN into the cars, and running in from
above lie sunk down into the cavity form
ed by the running out Of the grain, and |
was Immediately covered by that coming
in from above All efforts to rescue him
were unayaiIing until some fifteen minutes
had elapsed, when life was extinct. Ow-
ing to the grain in the bin, it was found to
be impossible to shovel it back, and a
hole was therefore cut through the wealth.
er boarding outside, through which the
wheat was got out, but not in time to save
the boy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

IHE County FAIR.-We have only room
to day to ask attention to the Advertise
ment for the Joint Annual Fair of the
Chittonden County Agricultural Society,
and tho Champlain Valley Horticultural
Society to be held at Burlington October
9th and 9TH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

The Election Returns-The New House.
We see it stated abroad that the election
returns of Vermont give Fletcher for Gov
ernor 26, 1868 votes and Keyes 10 ,767, from
22s towns. 1t is even spoken of as the of
fetal result. No official statement can be
made till the canvassing committee of the
General Assembly declares one. But there
is very considerable error in the figures.
Our table Of last week, which was fuller
than any other which we have seen gave from
207 towns, Fletcher, 24,567
Reyes, 1904
Scattering, ,272
The votes from the remaining thirty six
towns-supposing their votes to vary from
what it was last year as that Of the other
towns has, would bring up the Fletcher
vote to about 26, 900 and the Reyes vote to
about II 500. We think the Official can.
yass will give the Republican candidates
majority over al, varying not much from
Is, 5OO-perhaps IA 900. The House of
Representatives, allowing one or two towns
unhcard from to have made no election, will
contain, say, 200 republicans to 35 demo-
Gratis One insists upon being called a wing
Tie Senate will be entirely republican.
We see that there eremany new members
elected. No one is elected who has ever oc
cupied the post of Speaker of the House.
andwe are glad to hear frequent mention
Of the name of &. F. Edmunds Esq. of Bur
hnIton, IN connection with that office for
the coming Session The Office could not
b. placed in ADLER hands.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18
The Grasshoppcr Falls Address.

The address of the Committee of the Con-
vontion lately held at Grasshoppcr Falls,
Kansas, is said to be the joint production
OF Judge Conway and General Lane. Its
phraseology would lead us to attribute its
composition to Judge Conway 1t matters
not who wrote it, however. For its clear
and disrassionato statements of lact-its
simple and Iorcblc exhibition of the
grounds on which the Free State men of
Kansas have placed themselves in their ac
ton heretofore and on which they now
tand, II is a document which will carry
weight to the minds Of all discerning and
unbiased readers.
From Kansas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

| tricto I..l... =. -,
noLo ;sl.,.'s on the missouri inc, 10
renco - oot,ec'el WIN fort SCOTT ana Law
od;ni,, "Vv''"eu 70 the Nhawhee MISSION
trict is "oalpor me. hlwr nee Dia-
ov,o,t ''oo inau' 10 embrace an lhuen9ltg
conncc,i'.,, ~ ""NiiS M E'p-r'IIrI 'N
/ tLo ro-,;, " %nttty,f With IT, away OIL III
nied .5l =" ~, y. tnI hG?cky mountains otcu'
/ and tLarJJ ~ d" i"ui vi trddIhS pp7V' here
be mad, 49,. ~ W"'cn icic'.u7 precincts may
nav Ia sa a'.I RON "hI5il hc'iC'ous returns
/ ti,1 ~ o,.,s. '"' d. any 'l'he "lv'r inc eiec-
| siJos tboso Inc, Inc 'n' rec ot'o No''' be
nloto r,s.a.. -, our o'''ln''9 "aN' com
nlrct,d, r',"t " az 1',I I''I'l"ei VI u','
inn, o,,,.;,,,;'''i '"l"S 'h' P''c'7 I'r WV
returhs dn,i 'uI 60" ''''
ton. and ali ,,i,a Wv ..gr J.,. ~
in the hand or,i, .,,. " ''1 ="
who ,,orn tl,o'I.. uo,'''J n.i
violence rro,n I,I'o '9 G'- 0'-' y
Mr.. ALlo ,,r,,a, -, c..,...c.,,...,. u...
that KANSAS n,,It - H. ',i,,7,
General Atcli.,, s,,,,{, - ,,.'',,.
ed preparatio, ;. S',,,L r...i;.,, 81 L.
clares that with ,,,,, -, ,Ir,,. A., ,,l
is done WIZ IL; -. -.
us, with ona.I,lc 49, a..
tuallv disrrnncLi.oJ ,,.;,t, 'j,,,;,,, L,,..
framed exnress rs, =, Loo, 80 ,rri,o
emlrrants tr,,o ria Ill ,,i,L ,TS I'.Il;si'
system of di.tric,in,, and a,',ir,;n,,,',
Ing us m tin, E,,, PHI, u a..
of the electi,,, h., L., ill.,
dive. with tho sI,,a rn iu' ,a' Vi Wv RI
Iv nvn,ying tbrn,,,l E1n,I i.1ii I'.
determination ia 7u,,I, 49, ,,;,r ,.rl,, ~.
alrcady hair r;oL,j,J ,ro,,isr ~ ,;,rsr,,.,,.
WaIilr to relv an wn dn no, ,C.l +, Ii,.ort,
to cherish anv very livolv nvroct,ti,ns nj :,
favorable resrIt 'Rnt wo ,i.id ~ tho So
hcitationg Of onr rrionds ~, ,,i.b ;ns,ioo
and freedom bnt ,ye ,y;U do ,nr hast r. ga.
cure them without ;,nnariIl,n,, thn nnhlic
peace. We have fearful odJs oo,inst us
/ we must try To overcome tb,m Rut sbouId
we be overwhelmed. will tho Federal GOV.
eminent still regard with disr,vor onr an
| plication for admission AS a State into the
| Union In that event. will not all oood
men sustain us in giving effect IN nur STATE
government at all hazard, Atanv rate,
this may be regarded as the only 9ttempt
which will ever be mad, to adjust our rrelt
difficulty under the territorial government.
What may be done after that. however. !,
not our province to declare.
Before closing this Address the commit
tee desire to submit IA few remarks for the
special consideration of the peoplc Of Mis-
souri,.
We desire it to be understood that the
people Of Kansas do not charge the outrages
to which they have been sublgctcd upon the
people of Missouri as Il body. On tue con
trary, they know that the masses Of that
people have not i,ined IN these outrares.
nut have remained at home and denounced
the invaders Towards them we entertain
no other feelings than those of respect and
Kindness. This has been abundlntiv made
nor "aHdWg an" Wr'r"S IN NSSoW'-
~,','"1',1''S q" ""' 'y'','",' ''''' ~ '.'' IT,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

New loRk DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
held at Syracuse on the 10Th was very tur-
bulent from strife between factions, as
the custom Is, in that State. Mayor " ood.
declaring himself in special degree a law
and order man, was bitterly opposed to the
re nomination of Judge DEMO, as badge OF
the Court of Appeals. In has view it was
intolerable that Judge who had declared
the Metropolitan police law a constitution /
act. should be nominated again by dtmc-
Gratis, The Convention did not agree with
him however. The ticket put in nomlnA-
ton is as follows
Secretary of State Gideon T.. Tucker, Ne" York;
Comptroller, sanford +. Church, Orleans At
torncy General, Lyman Iremaine, Albany Iroa-
surer Isaac V. Nalderpool, Erie ; Canal Com
missioner, John NJ JaycoS, Onondael state tn-
ginocr, Van Rensselaer, Richmond, Wayne state
Prison Inspector, ". %. Rhodes, Chemuus
Judge of Court Of Appeals, Hiram DEMO, Oneida
Tucker, Iremanc, JaycoA, Rhodes We
believe are classed as lIards Church, Van
perpool, Richmond as solts.
The resolutions adopted rcleat the usual
phrases OF tho lro-sla,cry de
mocracy of the day, about leaving the PEG,
pie of Kansas perfectly free 10 establish
their own institutions, and they commend in
high terms President Buchanan's conduoJ |
and especially his late letter to the Con
necticut gentlemen.
A man who registered his name as ", +.
Allen, at Niagara, from New Elglanl
threw himself from Table Rock last Friday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

Inc annual address before the Rutland
county Agricultural Society on Thursday
Z4th INST is to be given by N. S, S.
Beaman' d, d, of Troy N, Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

PATENr.-ln the list of patents issued
Sept, LIST, we notice one to Geo. W. Baker.
of Burlington, for improvement in percus.
sion cap primers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

LAwRENCE, Sept. D.
a committee Of twenty were appointed at
the Grasshopprr Falls Convention, to pre-
pare and PUBLISH an Address to the people
OF the United States. 1t is prepared. Al
though not yet submitted for the approval
of the entire committee, there is no doubt
that 1t will be adopted without alteration
as given below.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
GROGRRlRS,

ofal kluds. ofShe very bs,, quality, aud as low
ms the lowest
Goods foe ohildrone wcrr, both for masters.
and mssrs ln grcnt varieties Misses nnts and
honnou. BOYS hats aud caps, checks and light
goods, for boys clothin also a very ia n stock of
rhildrens plain aud fancy shoes. Alsoa (ret,.rn.
dous lot of goods Tor mous summer wear, both
cotton, linen, aud light caslmores. tvoeds &c. -
lu fact lol me Say that la this store ven can lind
each and every article, both for ladies aud gen.
uemUu, in the piece, or ready made, thatyou can
call r.Rnd pledge myselfto Ne
UNDERS OLDBY NO ONE.
N u. Eyery Mind ofrountry produce wanted
Tor which the highest market price win he naid
Reans. ChickeW, BeeswAx, Rags, Feather. and
rlmothy and ClJrerseed, ,eorn, oats aud Hides
Also Lumber and any quantity oCgood shingles.
Gentlemen.
WILL RECCOLECT that my rcnay mad,
aothing furnishing andtailoring estahlihment,
are u the most Clll blast, aud that az tho rcaroi
the Sturo Rooms they can pass from one to the
other, aud thel mu't further recollcct. thattthi,
store I. the store for then, 90 come y they cen
bring their lady aud the whole fnmily, and pet
ovlrN thing they want without goihg ont doors
RIGHT square In front of tho Court House.
Tiaiu ohlo MAY 1T. lys
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
join sTxG1 a co. o.


4EsPEtrfuttY announce TO The puDljo that
~ they are no logger 10 any way Interested
in the SHAWHANi HOUSE STABLES, but
stsl carry on the LiVRR n KBUsfNBSs8 al theif
old stand, where the public, as heretof6fe
whlalways find good horsHs nlFd fRe kaTTia
ses-bettef snd eheaper then 81 any othef
stable in rinin. PASSENGERS will be taken
70 any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Anyof Stat bis friends can
have their horses kept and fed in hiSstable
all times. Saddle Horses snd single bug
ies-or buggies 70 let without horses; In fact
We can accomodute the public in any shape
OF forms That is Gus aim andwe 6fe bound
to do IL, without fearo fdrieId OF foeSs p
o. The rumor that STAUB 4 iLO.shbve
SOLD their LIVERY stock isa LIE VT
still have the best stock Of hotses and 5uggies
in rihln, end oGr pfiees ere lower than ever
% l-T "OLD J0HN'' win 81 on hand at an
times Of his stable, where he looks 'eevsry-
thing over bimselE t...-...,;f..,
- May i1th 1s55.--tf.r %
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
DIR. FIR ANKLIN'S.
ORIENTAL q HYDRoPATY
INSTITUTE.
FRrpoNI& N. Y.

| lies been IN successful operation seven
mouths. The amount OF business done in
lthe Cure has far surpassed the most sang uine
IeXpeetntions OF the proprietor and the pros
pect Is fair Tor full house next spring, there
fore all who wish rooms will do welt 70 an
nly Soon The new edihce is OF brick and
stone 100 by 6s q. Eve stories high, and ar
ranged expressly Tor a Water Cure. There
are two Bath rooms entirely seperate, for the
sexes, furnished with every variety Of tathes
and an abundance of pure soft cold and
| warm water. The rooms ATE all we'll venti.
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furnished,
Every room is supplied with soft springand
filtered ram wateTOf the purest qua ity. 1t
is hardly necessary TO say that Fredonia is
one Of the most preferable localities IN the
United States, every way considered aud es 3
pecially Cor the inyilid. Terms from dol.
lars 20 . dollars per week including Room
board and treatment according TO T0om and
attention required, ThaBe who are yeTy helm.
less must provide private servants, Each
natient teQures one comfortable, two WOOL
en- blankets, two cotton and one linen sheet
and or crash towels, and riding habit
fot ladies. If Furnished by the proprietor
dollar per week will be aeded- All bills
to be paid every saturday, Prescription for
home treatment by letter OF otherwise, from
10 dollars, Communications post paid al.
dressed TO ID. ID. franklin, NJ, d. FIedonia,
Chaut Co. N. Y. will receive prompt attention.
'In the sweat Of thy face shalt thou eat bread
tin thou return unto the grdundh Gen. 3,
10. The sleep Of laborng man is sweet
Feel 5,l2 Those who have not much mon
ey may come, as therlabor will be taken in
par, payment. Females whose cases re-
Qune iwmll be etreated upon the successful
pdrciple wleh has been kept a secret by
Dt tIOn'ltonof Rochester N. Y, which will
he an extra charge.
Ftedonia, Fob. %.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
DOCTOR HoOFLAND'S CELEBRArED
n q EtR N AN BIT TIERS.

d OCTOR H0OFLAND'S CELE BRATED
q ER n AN BIT TER s..
rKEfAREu BYo. .JAcKsUN, PhiadsleRia, Pa,
| t1lLL idegualiy eu,s LiVeriooa,plhint, Dys-
" pepsia Jaupdice, chropic ornereops de
biihy diseases OF the kidnsys, .aaJ ail diseases
arising from disordsred sto6atifbr ligcr
o. sR9F as e2PsiiPangps inward piles. lulnsss.
or hlood TO the head, acioiy Of the StomAch
Nausea, Heart bufu, disghit Tor food, flness or
weight ini'lsstomaoh, sou eructAUoai sinktuE
oraqttrripg "a the ppof the st9p7eh, ~ iiiuihig
| OF TIE head, hurried and diff cult breathin p.
auWeriug NJ Tie btStt; +hoaking or shacoating
ssnrpiiopi - ben In alyhtg gposifion, dih Aess OF
yisop. dots or webs, be Tore the sght.tf fever, and
dblf psin Vi. the hehddehcisncy OF pe spirution
yelloWness Of the skin aud ewes. pain in the
side back. hest. limbs, &c. Shddi y 6nshes o.
hea burning o The aeshyconstant imagining ot
| evil and great debility ofspirts
The proprietor in tallinf to- attention Of the
public to this prepartion. doesso Whh a feeling
of the utmost confidence ia hs.y irJues, and it,
adaptation 10 the dissasesfor which his recon-.
mended. ~ f8a@h iN1 f.NiD fN
| z lFisno' new apd un,ridd N,title- bur one thol
has stood the tof ten vearsl trial befure ibe
AmerieHn people, and its reputation and sale IL
unrivalod by any similar Preparations extsnt -
The tss'iPpnyriR ~ favor given BY the most
| proni nept and well known Physicjaps and In.
tdiyiduals IN all parts ofthe country rs impenss
fhomRs Lctchlord. CoNihgton, KY, Decent
Der n lS53. seyss 'Myrsife has been affected
with the Liver Compliant and dyspepsia Tor =
hutnVeF OF years durnR Whlth time nave
paid great ideal fer doctoring but she rec6iy ed
very little beue6 ttherefroprRnd finally the doc
tors said shs could net be cured. Las, spring
she conc luded to,ry yourhitthrs, she touR two
boules, and ever sincetRkiug thf m she has bHen
able to attend 10 her bosness have sold
quite numbqr OF bottles thtough her recon.
mendat'on' and - fPr as Iran lsafn,it has given
sadsfaction TO an.
David Abbott. Ausiihburg! Ohio Dec6mbef5
1883, saysi "Permitme TO bear testimony 4 o the
remarkable iicacy Of sour German Biiers in
the cure Of fGieefc6mplaint For Years previous
/ to tehpg iTIwas severely afiictedwhh1 1disdase
OF the liver,so much so that did not expect 10
i've, but BY free use OF the bitters thanks TO a
klnd Providence. find myself entirely restored.
Ito health and ableto resume my usual employ
ment." fHf
These aBitter' are entirely vlge;abIo Uad free
from al llinipriops Ingredients, ~. 'r.rr-.. ~
For sale by DgngglsW aud Storekeepersevery
~ GIRsoN a sLkNKER, Il. 81 , obn.
Timn' b. Caples, Rome, n q T.. ID. Arnold.
Mcloiono.iE 2'i feb15 ~ p. .."
MAP ~, SENEcA CbuHrY There few
more ~ these maps loft, andthosR Who wishto
secure one ofthem would do we'll TO call soon,
astAere willpositiyely be uormore published
Gallon @ WI !Hs0iiag or the agsnt Mr., A, Ian,
. u q H -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

Nnahn - - a.ILI b

SIN IN consequence OF hatis hbip Is ~ 90.
and Worn raps 70 hide itiidin Y b,if 49, ~ thof''
~ was s "1uesa , to use your Hair
has changed Il graduay 10 al i INN N ioI u
nq M lsl = 80 {o apa g.ofyy ~ to fe more E
sNs G',i wSn the inhutnes Of The fns. si
'silsts ~ IA aySRsr III
hETsf SMITH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
New Barber shonII

rINuE undsr,sn takes this methoS a ine,, tl "a,
sep, ol iihn, lhstss has opeaed barber ,hop la
gHlAwuANe BLDCK
opposite the Ci0 liouse. % despite hareur bat "A
ysiu sant the utSt SHAVING YOU EVER Han, eirs
me EAU adfon vl lnl no a tlrhi lont fssrsi aAs
pleoe sheWhonf mooki cqpostP De Civ Hoes
Nc'.N %. I, nGHWAROEn