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~ w. W. oia %t Stat1tt
Hisbard's wild Cherry
Richardson's Sherry WIDE,
Hutching's Vegetable Nyspepsii
6ouley'e Vegetable, ColeInan's,
Hollands German, Oxygenatec
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida WSter, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
jones Chemical,
Railways Medicsted, Castles
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compundi
OF all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Mofiat's Life, Brandreths,
Morrison's, Lees, New London
PARIS, sappington's, Cha-nr-
ions,
Graeffenberg, Jayne's Ssnative
Jsyne's Ague, Winer's Oamc
mile,
Hibbard's Anti-bflious, Peter's
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Ceoper's, Covelis Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasiais Health
Wister's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Ague, HoopeTss,
Chickner's Sugar coated,
Gilbert's Anh-bilious, Beck.
with's,
I.ady's Blood, Ingoidsbyis Pile
|Seott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy's Female.
Louden's Indian Sanative,
Louden's Ague, Holloway's,
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic,
Gordon's, Mcl.sne's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Batchelor's,
lGilman's instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hanel's.
lJayne's American. East India
MISCELLANEOUS.
lDr. Morse's Invigorhting Cor
| dial.
lThorn's Extract,
lTarrant's Aperient,
iTarrant's Elixir Of Rhabarh,
lCarter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
ToOthache Drops,
ILyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidderis CordiaI.
iThompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
iHyatt's Life Balsar--
IMcMunn's Elixir of Opiun,
Railways Ready Rel1,
Rad ways ResolvenL,
lTarrAnf's lndelible Ink,
DIR. Fitch's Body Braces,
iDr. Fiteh's Shoulder Braces;
DR.. Fiich's IRhaling Tubes,
DIR. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Areanum Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshall's Catholicon,
DIR. Fiteh's Preparations,
Murse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound.
Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific,
lDr. Wards Specific,
iUpham's Pile EleetuAry,
lSteeris Opedilaoe,
lGodfrey's Cordial,
lTurlingion's Ralsam,
lDr. Cullen's Preparations,
Bateman'e Drops,
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidlitl and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Ruchu,
| LucinR Cordial,
IJuno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
| Wilson's Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Kennedy,
lConnell's Mixture,
DR.. Marchisl's Uterine Cashob'
/ can,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louienis Preparations,
Houghten's Pepsin.
SCHNA.~
lis, and all dealers in any of tia
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T. MN n MIN
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry

Pointe Celeste Parish Of Plaquemines, Nov. 80, 1851.
In Nav la had large part of honse covered
with e. Chids Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire ard Water Proof
Cap Roofing Il has stood the vicissitudes Of heat
cold we'll Since then, have used it several other
oa"uHs t. II. MCMANUS.
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Depot N. o., q. @. R. r.,
Agiers Jan. ?, 1883 )
J. R. Pointer Esq Sir-In to your inquiry to my
njron az Chids' Patent Roofngn have say that the
Covering which you put upon last July the
rnns admirable nd from II present appearance led
y ia b,t il will prove durable han any other paint
~ cor'rostion he eio ore IN for such purposes
" N''F Yours, respectfully
A. b. SEGER,
Vice President and Super ntendent
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CoMPfRULLER's OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, February 18Th, 1858.
No. 374I.

No. 374.
Rssolrei, That the sealed proposals received by the
Comptroller areeabiy resolution No 3647 for making
walk bordee curb stones and - den cutters on both sides
Of a psed between Canal Carondele Ursulne
aud Broad be and the hereby ieeed
By the Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans
ResOlrd further That the Comptroller he aud he is hereby
authorized to the osOst bidder 'er after five days
the official Journal four contracts separately for
making brick sidewalks bordered by curb and
gutes both sides Of all the mp sed between
Canal Carondelet Ursuine Roman and Broad Said
be governed by The and conditions Of reso
3b47, and with specifications
Surveyors office SAL ndiuicaO be subject the
approval or rejection Of the Common Council
lSignedl j. MAGIOSI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND's


GERMA BITTE RS
Prepared by DR. G. N. JACKSON. PMnADELPBiA, Pa.
VIII efectlaly Cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia JAaaic Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys. and all Diseases
ariaing fron disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
Acdity OF the Stomach Nansea Heartburn for Pod
Funes, Weight in The Stomach som Erucsations Sink
ing or futterng at the Pr Of the Stomach Swimming
the Head Hurrea and difficult Breathing, Futtering the
Heart, Chou king suioeatirg lying
posture; Dir Of VISION Dots Webs before
and I Pain In the Head; Deficiency Of Perspiraou
Yelowness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain the Side, Bsf K
Chest, Limbs ETC.; Sudden Finishes Burning IN TIE
Flesh Constant Imagnngs Of Evil, and great Depression
Of Spirits.
The proprietor IN calling the public this
preparation, does with feeling OF the
it's virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
mended
II and untried article but that has stood
test Of ten years trial before the American people, and lie
reputation and sale Is unrvaed by similar preparations
tAnt The Testimony IN It's favor given by the most prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in ell
country immense and careful perusa Of the Almanac
shed annually by the proprietor and be hAd gratis OF
Of his Agents but satisfy the skeptcsi that
remedy really deserving the celebrity Il has
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. AIS ARCH street. Phil
adelpha Pa
For sale in New Orleans wholesale aud retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
md air.
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Approved February Is, 1855
iSiguedl CdAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.


Notice is hereby given, that TUESDAY 23d inst, will
office II O'clock NJ the above
ieIS5t .. THE Ri, Com, Ter.
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TUE PETITIoNEKs, RESIDENTS IN

JAS A. HOPKINS,
seeretsire du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen.
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FIRE PROF SAFES.-GENUINE SAL
In M AMANDER EWILDER's PATENT with Richs
- Hilmproyement Longer in and thoroughly
with uniform than other Safe in the
49, world. We securing Safes with the cee
brated La Belle Lock- which has picked
blown open with powder.
The splendid assortment of Safes, Plate Money
Chests of red In this hand
GRAVIER street, New Orleans Call and the sock Prices
suit the times. STEARNS 4 MARVIN.
nj Ind
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pRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT So
ID pernr other for all Outdoor Work. also for every
descriptonof Iron Work above and u, der water.
Depot, ~ camp street
Agents for the Southern States,
d22 Mott q. @. BUGERT
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WOLVES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SELMA -.
81 Druggists and Merchants all any
articles contained in the above catalogue will find
vantage by calling sending their orders above vii
be found the GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States, and At the lowest prices
Please address. J. WRIGHT co,
iGENUINE DEDlCINE WAREHOUSE,
MATT Nos. Isl and q Chartres street, NewCreans.
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Belts, Boxes, etc.
PatenILeather. Belts,
Black Elastic Belts,
MORE Antique Belts,
Travelling Belts,
Fancy Belts,
Fancy Boxes,
Toy Watches.
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feIo n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10
Gbe9ree ptesa
GEO. w. & G. G. BENEDICT,
EplroRs AND PROpRlgroRs.
- F0r terms zee last page. 81
BURLINGTON:
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1853
YER MONT ELECTION.

We give the returns of the election in this
State on the eth, so far as we have them at
the hour of putting our paper to press,
Thursday at . O'Clock p. NJ The votes
for Governor reported from thirty three towns
arc for Hall, republican 800, for Reyes,
democrat. 1864. The same towns last
year gave for Fletcher, republican, 4o47
for Reyes, democrat, 1891. Surprising
the votes throughout the State to follow the
same ratio, we may expect to have the full
returns give for Hall about 2S,400 and
for Keycs about l3 400, The vote for Fletch-
cr last year was 800 and for Reyes
12,943. This looks like Republican maio-
rty on the State ticket of about FIFTEEN
THOUSA or an increase of thousand on
last years majority. Considering that there
was not a shadow Of doubt in the minds of the
people, las to what the main result would be,
andthat no efforts were made to bring out full
republican vote. we think the result is very
fair one.
There arc some vacancies, and in some
instances members of q different political
stripe from that of the majority in town,
have been returned. Local disagreements,
and business considerations have caused these
few Irregularities; but the general character
of the Legislature will vary very slightly from
what it was last year. Thus far there is re-
ported gain of five Republicans and six
Democrats. In hundred towns fourteen
democrats arc elected.
In a number of towns. whose political
character is sufficiently decided, local and ex.
traneous questions induced sharp contests on
Town Representatives. Rutland, which
gives Mr.. Hall 225 majority elected Linsley
Il democrat, on the llth ballot, by - ma jor.
ity St. Adams. which can always show
80 Republican majority, also elected dem
ocrat by one majority. In Hincsburgh &
triangular contest was protracted far int
the night, when DR.. E. Beachcr, the regular
Republican nominee, was dropped, and Rev
c. f. Fcrrin. republican, was elected by y
majority. Iu Richmond no election was sc-
cured till nearly noon on Wednesday. II
Huntington Mr. Crane was chosen on tn
Sth ballot
CuITTENDEN COUNTY, as usual elects al
unbroken delegation of Republican Tow
Representatives, and gives Mr.. HALL a ma
.iority of 100 on slightly DECREASED vot
from that of last year. Our whole count.
ticket is elected by majorties varying but lit
tie from those on the State ticket.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10
THE CAPTURED SLAYER,

The arrival in Charleston, S. c., of the
captured SLAYER, the Putnam, with her cargo
of over 800 Africans, made great stir in
that city The law provides that they
shall be sent back to Africa in government
ships. The thought of such proper trans
action is secuted by writer to the Charles
ton Courier, Aug. 2S. The notion of send
ing them back to 9 heather darkness" he
thinks very preposterous, and hints pleasant
ly enough at having them sold as slaves.
He says -
Why should we send them back
Do we not want them? They are Wdnted
et'' 'A"'"-ow plantations rant Mem, Our
Mem our icasie lands arcm mu,t Of tAo.,
Is it from any sense among ourselves, Of the
inhumanity OF rendering them useful ? We
put our sons and brothers under masters to
learn trade, and is it human to do this and not
human to do the same tn creatures that are
certainly as much in need of training and in
structlons? There IS re0S0n rhv Us
shouH send them back butm his, Tint II has
become dgrceabh 10 another section Of this
Lnioh 10 look wiM dsgrN on ou' institutions
Gnd IRE are cdiicd upon 10 make Hus sacrifice Of
infcrCa and humanity 10 propitiatc hcn
Whom these negroes shaH be takcn from Me
port Of Charleston { ctccptH be 10 take Them
elsewhere m slarc Statc,) HwW be- brand
upon our institutions that Shouid fire The heart
| Of ererY man that loroS his country 1t will
be the declaration to the world that this con-
ditiOn in which our own negroes are, is 80
offensive to even our own government, that
it is incumbent upon 1t 10 use its sovereign
/ iron tba ILL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
REPRESENTATIVES,, HALL KEfks'
Berkshire, L. Hart, r.
Enosburgh. Woodwork, r. lS' 81
Georgia, NJ. Wightman, L.
IIighgate, Carman, +. -,
Richford, Royce, r. III TO
St. Adams, A. G. Soule, d. maj
Swanton, G. NJ. Hall, d.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
REPRESENTATIVES, HALL. KErfs
Grand Isle, Griffith, +. Il maj.
Isle La Motto, Fleury, d.
South Hero, Wadsworth, d. 2maj.
on ith ballot. 40 "a
LAMolIIE COUNTY.
HALL AND KEYrs.
Cambridge, Barker r.
Hydepark, Ii. H. Powers, d.
johnson, A. Riddle, r.
Morristown, II. Ferrin, r.
Waterville, S. L. Ilemmenway, 70 IL
ORANGE COUNTY.
REPRESENTATIVES,, NALL. KEYEs
Bradford, G. Prchard,r.
Braintree, no choice,
Chelsea, W Hebard, r.
Cornth A. S. Little, d.
Fairlee, 7. Cilley,r
Newbury, \. Reed, +.
| Orange, A. IIoughton, d,
| Randolph, f. Ilebard. +.
| Thetford, T. McLeary,r.
| Tunbridge, L. Whitney, r
Washington, II. \. White, +.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
| Benson, Walker. T.. l23 5
| Castleton, II, Westover,
| Clarendon, s. NJ Walker, r, Isl "a
| DANNY F. r Lille Rem 1870 -
Fairhaven, Hamilton, r. - mai.
Ira, Giddings, +. %
Mendon, j NIatthewson, r. 63 II
Mt. Holly, b. Billings, r.
| Mt. Tabor, F. r. Button, r.
| Pittsford. Randall, r.
Poultney, Beaman, +. PSI II
Walingford, Ainsworth, +. 249 "A
West Haven, Billings, +. Il
Rutland, c. Lnsley, d. 10 maj 45l 225
Sherburnc, Adams, d.
| Tinmouth, Noble, r.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Berlin, o. c. House, d.
Duxbury, G. Huntly, +. , mai
East Montpelier, L. Coburn, r.
Middlesex, Warren, r.
Morctown, Jno. p, Clark, d.
Montpelier, q. W. Collamcr, r. 233 -
Plaintield, d. Lane, +.
Mortified. j. II. circuit, +. l. ma
Roxbury, F. V. Randall. Il.
Waterbury. j. ID. Smith L.
wINDlIAM COUNTY.
Brattleboro, Geo. B. Kellogg, +.
Rockingham, J. ID. Bridgeman, r. 276 Isl
Vernon, j. +. Franklin. T..
Westminster, D. :. Richardson, I.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
| REPRESENTATIVES, NALL. kEYEs
Barnard, p. d. Dcanc, d.
Bethel. y. Ellison, T.
Bridgewatcr, j. ). Montague,
Cavendsh. j. T. Deanc, r. $50 3
Chester, W. Rounds. +.
Hartford, d. Necdham, r.
Ludlow, r. Smith, J..
Norwich, j. l.. Lovelnnd, I. 1S3 Is
Royalton, Wheeler, +. 166 5
Sharon, +. B. Baldwin, d. % 9
Springfield, II. Stafford, r. 3l5 :
cathersiield, W. Newell. r.
Windsor, l.. c. White. l.. 15s 5
Woodstock, G.. Il. Chapman, !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

TuE STATE FAlR.-Our readers hardly need
to be reminded of the STATE FAIR, which
is to como off at Burlington next week, l4th,
18th, 10th, 18th of September. We look
to see great gathering and IA great cShihi-
tipn.
MASSACHUSETTS, NoMtNATI0Ns.-The Re
publican State Convention of Massachusetts,
met at Worcester, Sept <. Twelve hu ndred
and thirty-six delegates were present Great
harmony and enthusiasm prevailed. The
State ticket of last year was rc-nominatcd by
acclanation, viz \. =. BANKS for Governor,
ELrpnALET TRAsK for 1t Governor, OLIVER
WARyER for Secretary Of State, NOSES TENNY
.Jr. for Treasurer. CHARLES WHITE for Audit T.
or and STEPHEN II. PHlLLIFs for Attorney
General
IvroRuArloy WANTED, by his mother, OF
her son, PETER ApoLruE HUI lie left
New Lebanon, y. y, seven or eight years
since. and when last heard from was in the
vicinity of Albany y. y. Should this meet
his eye, or the eye Of any one who knows
any thing Of his present whereabouts, they
are earnestly requested to write Immediately,
directing to his uncle,
" DoNISlCR RoE,
Winooski Falls, Vt. 80
Troy and Albany Papers please copy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

Il
The New AMERICAN CYcLorrDrA. Vol |
d. APPLETON AGO., New York.
1t j, impossible to crowd into our space
all that we would like to saw of this great
and inn,rtont work. Ordinary volumes
can be passed over with few lines OF notice.
Inf +, sun,k f,llv Of Il work whose DESIGN it
i ..to Finnish condensed exhibition of the
nres,nt stat, Of human knowledge on the
most imn,rtant subjects Of inquiry" re
cuiros time and snacc on Il LARGO scale. To
sneak with confidence oft. one sbould have
had !, i, his 1iLr,rv fnr wears. and have com.
n,rcd Il with other similar work in the hest
,y,, viz hvnctpol MS. The names of tbcnuh
li.l,r. and ,rtLo od;tor. N..,.s Rirlcv and
n,r, ara ,.,,,r,,+oos that tho aim If tho
,.,rI. L,. L.,r hi..b and that l,b,r Ina. no,
r,,.,, .,.,,.,,l ,. tl,, ..4+,;n,,o,+o fi+ Noor,.
l,,,,ir,1 ,..n;+,r. 90. wa 1o,-, from tbo n,.,-
fac, bov. t,l.on mart in the ,rcnarltinn Of
tri. ,.l,,n,. t,.ii. 1,L,r. brinr ais, revised
a.. rl;..,.
..,;.,. ......,,1. D., H., ,,orI
-. ,..,,toi,,. ol,,rt t,yer+,-6v. brn-
! Al
drcd articles Of all lengths. Probably no
person would read the Inst wheat
differing with the editors as to the propriety
Of nuttln, in every thine that is there, or
wondorin, WHY some tbinrs were not admit
ted but hardly would any two critics agree
with each other. Yet we are sure tha' many
and that too in the Northern States Will
wonder that aCyciop'edla EDITED by editors oi
."G -'I" io,N ,il'"''' ,"lo..:; ~
a - "', ~, an,;ola nron Io,I Amendment.
.La,,i3 nat ha,o haon confpoj to rnrl.l,
1.,I,,,,, ,,,,;.+in,. ~, r,o,,,io,, of +ho ,d
-, .r..,.
1,tr. c...ds T, alec oon.,in1,, an
.b,, ,Lo nooo ,iro, -
H., ,hooa or ?, tho no,ic, or
n.,nan; .h. o,r,r,,to si,ror who occom.
,o,ioJ ,rholhor,, in ii. tour +broucb This
-. 1870, ..,.,,. on.;.,l,s h,-.;ne, 1;..lo
49,, .,,a,oe . ,,o.s,, -. o1ooa
".'t..,'~.,...., eu.I ,,.., ,,.,c,1I,. !. soa,,s
1.,e.,;,,,,t,, ,.h.,.ho. :, ,-,,ld NOT ho,o h,,r
wiser to have omitted all notices Of persons
now living. unless in necessary connection
with certain subjects. 1t !. strange. too,
that :, imnortont a man in his dav rs Ira
AlIon-thc author Of 4 valuable political his.
,,r,. ,,r I-,.,,,.,,t should bo,.o ~, o+b,r mar,
zion than what :. c,nnd in a SINGLE norocrorb
- ,ha.I..,ocoo On bis hrotber rtbon
I'll, s,r, ,r,voi,,bls
-. ,r,,r 'rrors ,wo ro+;co that +bo word
Ar asa nautical term, is said never to be used
as a prep,sition but anv one who is among
Sailors much will hear them use it continually
in that vov. AS "Ait the mainmast."
.,..--,.
- .I'i' ,,',,' 49, INV ~ lt a.
e'''oi''' ,'' "' " S - s,;an
tie, J;..,rorr 81 ,at, roars has rr+ older
C,,,,,..,d;,. S,,;aod,, hob;rd rho o,a an tbo.e
..n. r,. ooroG,i md condonsed accounts
....,.,r .t,. o,.,, ,hi,,ir,,,,,a,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

The vote was 4 very light onc--as was cx-
pected-lighter than any one cast for many
years past The election Of Mr.. Edmunds,
who so ably represented the Town of Burling-
ton, and did credit to himself and to the
General Assembly as Speaker of the House,
last year, was looked upon as foregone con-
clusion by the community generally; and
there was nothing to make the people feel
that full vote was necessary
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

PIETY AND PRofIIs.-A gentleman who
employed great number of hands in a
mandatory in the West of England, in or
der to encourage his workpeople IN a due at
tendance at church ON late fast day, told
them that if they went to church they would
receive their wages for that day in the same
manner AS il they had been at work, Upon
which deputation was appointed to ac-
quaint the employer that if he would pay
them ior over hours they would attend like
wise the Methodist chapel in the evening,
Sec Brinsnmil A IIillrnth = nhNnrtisnm IN L
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

Albert Burr of New Fairfield, Vt. tried to
drive II boar, when the creature made rush
at him. and driving his tusks through Mr..
Burr's leg, just above the knee, threw him
down and caught him again in the neshy
part of the thigh, taking a piece of flesh
clean out. Others released him, ami with
difficulty drove the animal off.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

TnE Ju ncEs OF I'M PEACE, for Darlington
elected yesterday were those on the Rep tick
et with the exception of F. G, Hill, Esq
in place of whom Carolus Noys' Esq was
elected. OF the means uel to dcie My.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

place alike secure. "Here, boy" shouted
he, "take my tree you fight behind and Ill
fight before. The rascas larsen shoot me /,
they know me- And in an instant he bad
planted his giant frame back to the trunk,
and there he stood firing until the lIessians
did knowlhim and feared him, and fled beyond
the reach of his bullets.
1t is easy to call these men rash, passion
ate and brutal. But they were the most
amiable men of their age, There was not
cross of the rufiian i'll their blood. They
were men of sterling integrity and undoubt-
ed piety. Although as n Shrkshrc wit
might say, "They were as full Of grit as Il
pound of sixpenny sugar" they were as de-
voted, excellent men as ever exhorted in a
conference or prayed at family altar
Leonard Robinson, whose aim was as quick
and deadly as lightning, declared that every
time he shot he saw a man fall : but
said he, IL prayed the Lord to have mercy
on his soul, and then | took care of his
body"
Four men from this town were killed
Warner was brother of Col. Warner The
Colonel was riding by the body as it lay at
the road side. "Is it jesse" he asked as he
sprang from lis horse. He stopped and
gazed in the dead mans face, but there was
no time for tears, and he rode on again to
the head of his troops John Fay was fight
ing behind tree. His last words as he rails
ed his musket to send another man to death,
were, 81 feel that am fighting in good
cause" And as his eye ran along the bar
rel taking aim, his head Just exposed from be-
hind the tree, Il ball struck him in the very
,,,,,, ,,r;s,hond ,'" IL nis' us
r. - FL e. i"''
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--nrond as ovnr--ond nrnnarod the cornsc for
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10
TOWN OF BURLINGTON.
los REPUBLICAN MAJORITY

The vote for Town Representative Tuesday
resulted in the election of the Republican
nominee, Hon. GEORGE F. EpMuNDs, by a
majority of los. The vote in detail was as