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"T0 THE VICTORS BELONG THE
SP0Il,N"
sICKNEss IN CHILDREN

And the suffering which they Undergo from
"EoRMs' often tend 10 fatal termination, willis
The CAUSE Is never suspected. Offensive breath,
plck'ng at the nose, grinding the teeth durin.
sleep, stating in sleep with fright and screaming.
troublesome cough, and ftverishnt SIS, are some OF
the prominent symptoms ct The presence Of
worms. Il timely use of
sHERMAN'S WORM LozENoES
Will immediately remove all these unpleasant
symptoms, and restore 10 perfect health. Slstee
lgnaiUs, Superior Of the Catholic Half Ogpbsn
Asylum has added her testimony in their favor,
10 the thousands which have gone before. She
states thai there are over 100 chidren in the AsV-
lum, and HAT they have been IN the hsbit of usis
Sherman's lo2,nges, and SIZE has ALWAYS found
them 10 he attended with the most ben, fetal el.
feels. They have been proved to be lnfailible Ia
oven 400, 900 cdzrs
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Coug{.
rightness Of the Lungs or Chest may be cured
Rev Darius Anthony was very low from consump.
ton, Jonathan Ruwarth, the celebrated tempey,.
once lecturer reduced to the verge OF tho
grave by raising blood. Rev Mr. Duubar, Of New
York, the Rev Mr DeFotest, Evan. elist in the
western palt of this state Rev S, bastian Street.
err OF Boston, the wife Of erasmus Dbble, ESQ.
IN Noravia, and hundreds of others. have bee.
relieved and cuIed by proper use of
sHERMAN's WORM LOzENGEe.
and 10 medicine has ever been offered to the pub
lie which has been more eifeCtuai in the relief o{
those diseases, or which can be recommended
with more confidence. They allay all itching OF
Or irritation render the cough easy, promote ex-
pectora,ion, remove the cause, and poducs lhs
most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE,
papation Of heart, Lowness Of spirils, sea siclc
ness, dependency, fantnass, cholr, spasms, sttu-
mer or bowel complaints, cramps Of lie stuRIach.
also all toe distressing symptoms arising from trea
living, or a night of dissipation are quickly aud
entirely relieved by using
sHERMANs CAMPHoR LOZENGEs
They act speedily and relieve in very short
space of time, giving tone and yigor 10 The sys-
lem, aud enable person using item TO undpfss
great mental or bodily fatigue.
RHEUMATIsN,
weak back, pain and weakness Ia the breast back.
limbs and other parts Of the body are speedily .nd
etfectualy relieved by ShefniGn'S Pour Mans
Pia ter, which costs only l2k cents, and is WIKI
in t e reach Of all. So great has become iha
reputation Of this article that one million will not
begin to supply the annual demand. 1t is ae-
knoweGged 10 the best trergtheniug plaster in
the world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
DR. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster hal hie arne
witk directions printed on the back OF the Plaster
and ESs- fac simiiek 80 Of the Doctors written
name under The directions. None others are gen
vine, cr to be relied on. Dr. Shernlans WWs
/ house Is No. LOG Nassau So New York.
7:pow GIN r. Ross, agent. BrsnGts
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Married,

In this Village On Sabbath evening last, by
f d, {. a. Thomas. Moses Wellington Rice to
Belsey Ann tiealh; also Thomas J, Duttcn to
Mary Z. Heath; all of this iowa.
4 good slice OF the Wedding Cake was forward
ed to this cflce. Taking 1t for granted that it was
designed as an emblem Of the married life togetl4-
or wilh a knowledge OF the fact that tie Father
Of the brides and the RICE groom, were both Nil.
icfs by trade, Cur old poetry machine was at once
set in motion. Although some CT the cogs are
rusty, Wen see if we can grind small gust for
the OCCASION Here she goes;--
Great business Was done here or Sabbath night
last;
Two Sons TO the Miller were brought at one blast
From the elder; and, with the help Of the Stale
dis fat fteo heatas did quick u n hiiate.
Stop the old machine aud oil the cral.k, for il
sounds toe doeluy, when <reakiug out annihila-
toni
There, Try it Bgaja
The Priest from the ruins Of one Heath soon bro't
Into being field; called WeIlinglon's Rec plat1
Then 10 Tor fresh rice ia tie Kernel, OF ground -
May these rice growers hence in ell good things
abound1
There, lay away lie old machine, for there i:
no telling what it night do if kept in motion!
In Salisbury on the 4th inst hy Rev. Mr. lul-
lam, Reuben X Gbso@ of tits town, TO Miss SUI
san Dewey. eldest daughter Of Truman Dewey
Esq. Of Salisbury.
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TYPE rOUNDRYA AND PRIN7'E1 Rs
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
YEHEIE subscribers have opened a new Typu
a Foundry in The city OF New York, where
they are ready to supply orders to any extent foe
any kind ofj9b Or fancy Type, Ink, Paper Cases,
Galieys, Brass RUE, Seet Column DO, Compos-
ing Sticks Chases; and every article necessary
tor Pnadng Office,
The Type which ale cast in new gnoQidu, FROM
en- entirely new set of matrices, witli deep cen.
fers, ave Narrated 10 be unsurpassed by any, and
vii be sold at prices to suit the times,
Printing Presses furnished and aso steaTr eE''
Eines Of the most approved patterns.
n! II. A nachinist constantly in sttepdsncs
10 repair presses and DO llght work.
Composition rders cass for printers.
Editors Of Newspapers, VINO buy thee tines
as much type as their bills amount to, may give
the above SIX months insertion ia d.ei paPeis,
aud send theiE paQe!s containing il TO the subsrt-
begs I0:6ra
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ACCIDENT, On the afternoon of Wednes,
day last about 8 o'clock as some work
nHen were removing a small building be-
tween iammauy Hall aud he True Sun
office, koown as 4ammany t{al Junior,
for the purpose OF charging old 1amma>
ny, side wall AID chimney fell buryiog
five persons beneath its rufus. Henry
McLlughIn, tie foreman, was Instantly
killed, and John welsh, SC severely iu>
jured mat he dIed during his removal to
his reside0ce al Brooklyn. Ol he (hyee
removed to the Guy Hospital, Barney
McLoughia received fracture al the
base ollhe skull and is moi expected to live,
James Darling had three ribs broken and
his forearm fractured, James MCGOWAN
is bul Slightly iujQred.-N Y. Farmer
& .Nechuuic
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Sept. is, 1915.

and besides these other essays AID reports
may be expected.
In this connection, tho Committee
would most respectfully urge upon 'he'I
professional brethren the importance Of
having the several County Societies we'll
sNslaibed 4 will reQ0ire some exert'oa
aud expense but :he advantages will
Absnlly comF :nsale. A the eanIyeEsary
ws anxicusIy hope tina, eVrcy County ia
4hs STATE will re represented.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN,
HonAoE EATON, Con-,
Erasmus d. WARNER, !
MiddIebury Sept. 9, l845.
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BLACKS mi TT1..EE'zg..IlN c..

THFFlE undersigned respectfully jn-
IA forms the public that he c9nliaues
he above business, nj the Brick Shop, ii
Lew rods s0Qth Of Messrs Couaat Traak &
COS Store, where he will be ready, on
short notice, to execute orders for various
kinds OF Eiee tools; Forging Machine
irous Of every hiad; Irouiag Cufriaees;
Shoeing Horses and Oxen, aud eng kind
Of me:k usually cal"d for al q country
shop.
tShosing do2sc pea~pHA and ia Grst
style.
II, A. HUNT.
Brandon, gune %, 1915,
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FATAL DasrRUcr1oX oy THE Inc

FATAL D1srRUcr1oS OF THE EGoN
STEAMSHIP, BANoos, oy FIRE, We
are indebted to Jtgomt s; Cos Express,
arrived this moyaing, loy intelligence OF
cue destruction OF The Steamship Bangor.
She was on her passage irom Boston to
10 this city, win lhirly.tNo passengers,
aud allied with freight. At touF O'Clock
yesterday afternoon "hen wihju sigh! OF
Ca>ltne, tite broke out near he smoke
q'pe, in The vicinity of tht hose pipe, apd
spndefiug !. useless tor jac cmergeacy.-
When Gfsl disco. eIed, ,be lte appear,d
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Extract Of letter from Postmaster

dated
uRBRiDGE, Mass, Dec 8, 1915.
Mr. Isaac BUrTs- Dear &tf,-l have
just received three dozen Of Wisar =
Balsem Of Wild Cherry, through Messts
Iarndens expression which 1 retuln you
my thanks, The reputation Of The med :
icine had preceded it, and / think, for a
country village, shat! male large sales
of il. have aleady sold some of il,
which | understand is doing wonders,
especially to gentlemen who has used
all the advertised medicines for liver
complaint and consumption. He has
had q severe cough for year aud half
which nothing could check ior any
length of time, until he commenced TAX =
ing Wislar's Halsam; and although he
has taken but a part OF one bottle, still
his co"gh has almost entirely left him -
lie had taken fifteen bottles q! another
popular remedy with little OR no bencHt,
Very respectfully, ETC.,
A. NJ MERRIcK, p. N.
WARREN & BLISS, Agents Bran
don, VI.
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ROBBERY Dv An ExpREss MESSENGER.
Francis Davenport, messenger ut.
sached to Gays Epress,' received ia
New York, oa Friday, Sept 9Th, pack
"a Ie al Nsw E@g{aHi Bant Mites, ad,
dressed to I. G, Brewer, Cashier Of the
Suffolk Bank, Boston containing 52500,
end another addressed to Waldo Eliot,
Cashier Of the Eagle Bank, Boston con-
aaining ST. 5S 50, aud draft drawn by
Chss. WardwelI e. Co., on Hin, Chaca-
Berlin & Co, Boston, sight, foy @2lI Al,
payable to order of Waldo Flint, Cash
ter, which have not bcon delivered. -
davenport should have arrived ia this
city on Saturday nlorning last, bat has
Got yet been heard from. A reward OF
$500 is offered for the recovery Of tue
4noncy. Bee, Sept llM..
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The train Of cars were about 10 run
over a basket three miles the other side
OF Waterford on Sunday morning last but
although they were runnlag ut faster
sase than usual. The engineer stopped them
time enough TO prevent the basket from be,
ing crushed, and upon getting out TO ex.
anime it, i! was toutd to contain a lovely
baby, foe or sic months Old 1t would
be difficult properly 10 characterize the
fend who placed il there EmGneiPatorD
SepJ. !O!A.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. -srpr, 8.
[Reponed for the Bos,on Morning ChronioIc,l

IIep9ried to- The BOsloN Morning ChronicIe,]
At masket, SEQ beef cattle. 10 yoke5 working
oxen,S3 cows and calves, 1850 sheep, Swine
$50.
Pices--Beef cattle Extra S. 80; FIRST quality
So 90 1873 1; second quality, $3.50 $i,75.
Uo,htg oaer--saies made at $40, $S74, 1872,
and 800.
Cosos 6 cotOes-At $l8, $2l, $24, $3i and
$IG.
Shnp-od sheep 81 81, 10 So So Lambs
from 81 25 to So SO.
S!ot@e-At wholesale, &c a. At retail 81.
90 sic tor shea,s.
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hero made daily, will be about two mil
hons; and estimating this oumber to be
ha' the 25th part OF those made in the
United States, ffty mttlioas are made,
sold, and used every day! $50 Bee.
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NAIL Business. The amount Of nails
made in the United States is estimated
TO befGy thousand tonst Forty thousand
casks, or four million pounds Of nails arc
annually made by the Boston Company
at Mil Dam Estimating the number
Oh nails 10 90 TO the pound, the number
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FLOUR.

n b lGG!NS constantly keeps on hond
XII IL the Gerry best bgaads of FLOUR,
whIth he will sell by The pound, aalf bar
rei' barrel or load, al very smaN Qdcance
from cost Aug, IL s
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FIRE! FIRE.!

YNStlE members Of the Vermont Mutu-
H. al Fire Insurance Companyare here.
10y notified that tho following assessments
have teen 'nade by the Directors oa all!
notcs ia force on the days following, 10
u IL.
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Boots and Shoes.

81 YALE, Goat, Kip and Cow Hide
~ Boots, Brogsns. Shoes aud I'amps,
g. A large assortment al
HIGGINS
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JoHN 3. GouoM MlssINa. Yeserdap
9arge haudbtIs announcing the mvetcci>
Gus disappearance OF John d. Cough,
%ere posted about he stress. tls left
Crotcn Hotel Gu Saturday evening to GO
20 Sroohiyn, eince which tme be mas no.
been heard Of. Suspicious Of foul play
exist. &c had coNsidera ble sum Of mo-
ney on his person. -A@. Poi Sept, u.
Ma GcUeu FOUND. The Editors Of
sho N&tjoaal Potice Gazftle, intorm Us
tast lhrough their means Mr. JohN b
Gough, the Temperance lecturer, was
Sound in The upper part Of the CITY, this
cNorning alive, ard wandering about ia
"a state Of partial deEriup,. Eom high ex,
ai!emeaG caused by his ,qing dragged -
Il is stated that soon alter he left the
Etoton Hotel, on Thursday evening, he
was met by q man Who knew him, and
OF whose friendship he had previous
doubts, wllo walked with him, and finally
dnvited him to 60 into soda wuter shop
IN Broadway, aud take glass of soda
water, which he did The companion il
charged with having caused powerful
narcotic drug TO be ,alused into the syr
up and the soda water that Cough drank
and the effects soon were exhibited IN
ahe great exhileration it produced, That
he was then taken from, place to place Il
created us the conspseatois against him
pleased - until no vas found. He had
act been robbed, and was delivered
over to his friends, 10 recover irCn the
effects Of the infamous treatment he had
received. The man who Is charged with
dIugging him is known, AID vii! prot
ably DO called upon to ulono for his cen
duct.
We understand that part of mon
ey Of Mr. Goash has been stoIca, HAT
tie is now at The house Of AIr tIurbut
his friend in Brooklyn he is still i'll from
the effects Of the treatment he received,
and the police are ia pursuit Of the per.
petrators Of,he outrage en- Mr. Cough
AM. b45f.o5, Ssg!. ;.
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La' DELAY is DANGEROUS"
If i is truth that ppncjualily Is he life
OF business, it Is 80, iess tho case that de-.
lay is dangerous, ana is ohen times pro.
ductige Of rain But what is ne dt8rruc
tor Of business ID the loss OF health and
Iile2 How c0en does cough, which at
its appearance seem slight, and not Wor-
thy Of notice, lead, by neglect, to he most
feaffal consequences? Thousands in this
way have gone down 10 aa unlimely
grave, when by the use Of little care
sher slight coVghs might have been cured
and health perfectly restored. DR. Sber>
man'S Cough Lcaenoes viii not only care
slight cou9 ns--lhey have also been the
means OF raising up May lrom tIe verge
Of The grave, whose lives were dcs1aiftI
Of by their friends. Bat few Gelnctirs
have ever been discovered that are SO ct,
lec!aa! aad so canvunjent'o take. IN fact
all The preparations made by DIR ShermuO
are equally pleasant; and th0 pefsoo Who
Is uow suffering under sickness aud de-
lays tahag the proper remedies because
Of their 0np ,ea$antotss, Is ine&cusatIe.
DIR Shermau'S y arehuQse is at 10. lOj
Nassau street, n. 7,
Y. ROSS, Agent Brandon,
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Commissioners Notice.

wv E y ne s. '1o,'T ,isn Being appoint
for the district Of Rutland commissioners
10 receive, examine and adjust all cIairs
and demands OF all peFsons against the es-
tate OF
SiLAS KELLER,
late Of Bfandon, in said district, deceased,
represented lnsoIvent, and also all claims
aud demands exhibited 10 Offset thereto !;
aud sis months from the 23l day of Au-
gust last, being allowed by said court Cor
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
NOTICE that we will attend 10 the
business Of our said appointment, at
Briggs & Williams Office in Brandon,
on the Second MONDAYS Of November and
February mex, from 9 o'clock A. ri. un7
I'll o'clock p. Nj. on each Of said days.
HARVEY HALL, Com,n;<sjon.,,
J)nN A. CoNANT, 0'""''''0"s'''
Dated Brandon, Sept LIST, 1915.
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at th4s establishment.
Imporysr and Dealer IN Cline, Glass s.
Eart6e1warc.
HENny ~. H1yDocK, 276 Pearl Street.
CAMERON, Moore & Co., lI5 Maiden
Lane.
importers and Hanutactnrers Of Looking
glasses, Lo0kiag Gtass Plates, Picture
Frames, dc.
BrLL 6 DONALDSON, 22S Pea Street
between Maiden Lane and John Street.
Hooper & BRoTHER, l06 Fulton S,eel;
also plain and ornamental Gliding, Bed
and Curtain Ornaments, Painting, En-
Cravings, sc.
Printers ami Binders TVarerooms,--
Presses, Type, MatLjaery, Steam Eo-
giAeS and SarS
r. Hoe & Co., 20 and 81 Gold Street.
Manufacturers of Uadressed Moroccc,
and Importers Of French Calf Sims,
Black and Coiored Morocco Innings,
Gai0oas Satin T&>kS, Patent Leathtr.
NIECE BEoruERs 81 frankfurt Street.
Manutactarers and Dealers IN We'ded,
Wrought, and Cast Iron Pipes, &c.
| THoMAs IL. NonRIs 81 BRorHER, GO
Gold Srreer, opposite Ann;-also Pines
and all kinds Of fittings lcr Steam, Wa
ter, &c.
Importers aml Dealers in Foreign Ft4its,
! Wines, Cordials, Segars, &c d.
MoRE, LENT & Co., 1873 From! Street,
J one door below Fulton.
-
Trees
Commercial Garden aud Nursety Of Parsons
g. Co, Flushing near New York. Every
desirable variety Of Fruit and Ornamen'
tai Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Roses &c. a
reduced prices; Catalogues furnished
gratis, DIV -!
Ner YORK; lug. 20M, 1915.
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Ffc0ch, C6iao, aad Glass Ware.
+: GERARDIN, 10 John Street, Agent for Ma
nulaclurers, Gliding and Painting on Chi
Ia Ware TO match aGy pattern, executed
at this establishment.
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Manuf,Gory Of Chapman's Magic Strops,
l03 William Street. Sold at first prices
by all lhe Hardware aud Fancy Goods
Importers. Prices per dozen So so, So 90,
GS6 90, and SIS 90, a reduction oI more than
% - mr. nrnt
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and Importers # Popr
Hangipgs.
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Manufacturer end Importer Of Doubt
end Single AettoA HqrQs. Strings
Music, Sc.
J. +. BRowNr, 23l Broadway,
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Wulers Genuine PaLen! S4IGmG@de,
SJ3,--1arTauts@ free lroA damp&ess
SILAs C. HghRiE1, MauuIac urer l39 Wa
ter Street curucr Of Depeyster Street
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Manufacturer onI Imporler Of Music a
Instruments, oad Dept Of Br0n2
P0Wier.
EDWARD BAAcK. 81 Fulton Street corner q
Gold.
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Manojuci0rers T &csote@, Shaving ana
Family Soaps, Essences, Pey4mery,
C4rys!nii2se CasAles, 3'e, i@Qoters
Of Paris PeJnmerh Labels, Gtas,
Ware,0nd fancy @rli2Lcs for Druggists
G2io put up Pfyjumery
Johnson, VHooM & Fowler, 3 Co0tlllad
$ reel
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Importers qfoR Kinds If Toys ard Fancy
articles, PtTamtTy, Soaps, Musical
Instruments Stationery articles, CIR
n3a" Gtuss Hore, French CHINO, DC,
CHARLES +. A, HENRIcAs, $50 Broadway
and 70 Liberty Streets, successor to Ma
Werckmeissef, also Archery and Cricket
implements,
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Booksellers and ,SiationerS.
HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, ZIG Pearl Street,
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necessity Of immediate attention. We expect
that there shall be no hesllancy IN this matter,
hut promp,ness, and efficiency in every move
mHnt. In hope Of the mutual couuse!s, and
harmonious action of that convention, We rest
with confidence the interests of our common
cause.
In pursuance of farther Instructions, we COM
municaio the following resolutions passed by
the Convention:
RrsoLped, That, after much consideration, we,
a Convention of the Lafayette Lyceum, the
Irving Literary Association, the Senate and
the William Writ Institute, have Judged 1t best
to take measures for the establishment OF 4
Congress Of Lyceuns, to be composed OF dele
gates from every Lyceum Of the city.
RcsolUed, That the design of this association
shall be take measuls for advancing the inter
cs,s of the various and individual LycCuma
composing it, viz: !. Extending knowledge
among them, and recommending the best sys-
TENS of exercise. 2. Creating fund rom
which toaward premiums for essays, TcCitatinns,
debates, &c, by members of The hyccums. 8.
Extending information with regard 10 the i-y
ceums, aud awakening \ new interest concern
ing them.
W. +. ALcocg, (\y,n. Writ
J. 7. MoRE's, (Irving,) Corn
w, II. TRAvERs, (Litlyo.te,) mIlt,e.
?. II. LoyfJUY, (Sienate,l