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Premiums

Awarded TO those who presented stock
at the L. 5. National Exhibition from
Vermont.
Degoa Bnlls, years old and up
wards-2d premium $50, Daniel Davis,
Springfield. Vt.
Deron Bu/is, 2 yrs old and under 3
list premium $50, Blucher," w. II.
Sanford, Orwell, Vt.
Degoa BuHS, | year old and under ,
sd Diploma, W. Il. Sanford, Orwell,
Vt.
Deron Co,cs and Heifers, years old
and under 3-5l Diploma, w. II. San
ford. Orwell, VI.
Hereford Bulls, years old and up
wards-lst premium 500, Daniel Good
ell, Brattleboro, Vt
Working Orcn- Gratuity $40, G.
il & G. A. Smith, Nergenues, Vt.
Neers-2d premium s25, A.W, Wins
low. 'Putney, Vt.
.%aHionS, Of general use-lst premi-
upi s 90 " Young Morrill," Town and
Troy. Barre, Vi.
B,o.'l0s WaC.s anal FINics. Mares
2 Yeas Old piemium $50. jenny
Lind" c W Sherman Yorgeuncs w.
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Free Loveism.

1t may seem little strange to some,
when the real fact stares them in the
face, to fluid that new born ism has Just
burst upon the world in the form Of
Free Lovesn.. The accouchmont oc.
CURED in New York City, a few days
since. From the developments that
were made, it would seem that Brisbane
had met very large number, (many of
the baser sort.) at 555 Broadway, for
the purpose of instilling into their minds
those doctrines taught by himself and
S.P Andrews of which, without entering
into a detail, it will be sufficient to say
that the leading doctrine of the socie.
ty, was an entire freedom. of thought
and action, accompanied by total dis.
regard of the marriage relation. Each
person in the choice Of a partner, wheth.
er husband or wife, was solely to be
guided by what they call passional at,
traction. " When this passional attrac-
tion ceased, or was formed for another,
the first was cast off, and the second
taken and some, it appears, had so nnch
of this "passiOnal attra ction A" that they
were attracted to half a dozen at the
came time.
From one to two hundred persons was
the average attendance at the large hall,
which was over Thompsons elegant ga.
loon, $50 Broadway. Here were also
dressing rooms for The laiies aud gen.
tlemen Music, dancing, card b'ekg gam.
mou, and other amussm snis were resort.
ed to to make the place attractive. The
fee for admission was twenty five cents
for gentlemen, except when accompanied
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horrible sTAImNG cAsr.-Yes>
terday morning, about 10 ID clock,
enc Of the most horrid attempts at
murder and suicide transliicd in Last
Boston that has ever occurred in our
city. 1t seems that a man named
David Merrill, WHO has lately returned
flom California. Lad conceived yio>
lent jealousy Of lis vito Cathalinc,
and for some days past has been quite
harsh in his treatment Of her in con.
sequence. Yesterday morning, how
ever, lie few into 4 violent rage with
hcr. and after a torrent Of abusive
language, he drew dirk knife with
a blade Of some five inches in length,
and with great raMGity stabbed her
in Hir'rN places, chiefly in the breast.
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ACCIDENT ON Troy AND RUTLAND
Il R.-As a passenger traia on the
Troy and Rutland railroad was APP,
pfoaciing bridge across the Battcn>
kill, near Shushan, n. Y, on Monday
Of the last week, the engineer saw a
signal from the top Of the bridge to
stop. The engine was Immediately
reversed and the brakes applied, but
the train was not brought to stop till
it had got on the bridge, and at the
same moment the bridge fell, carrying
the engine, tender baggage car, and
one passenger car with 1t. The bridge
was about five feet from the water, aud
the water was from four to six feet
deep. Besides ,he hands on the train.
there were the mail agcut, the express
man and about thirty passengers, all
Of whom went down, and the marvel
is that nobody was killed or even scri>
ouSly injured. 1t is impossible to say
how much damage was done to the
tram. The accident occurred through
the grossest carelessncss on the part
Of some workmen who We're making
repairs on the bridge. They had re-
moved one of the most essential bolts
that sustained the bridge, without put
ting up such a signal as would be Ger
tain to arrest the train in season to
RtaHpnt n antostrpftlln
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THE National Maga,ine. This work
for November is before us. We are
glad to learn of its continued prosperity.
1t is truly a family Magazine-fIled
with substantial rticles-ralcuiate to
instruct and please the reader Its ed
itor Abel Stevens, is one Of the finest
writers in the Country, Published by
CARLETON x PHLLlPs; 200 Mulberry
St., New York.
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HIl,es, year olI--lst premium $50
L. $. Stowell Cornwall, VI.
Iro,tiag Horses on TucSicy-l st
premium 500, Vermont Boy" Il. II.
& Z iIlmn M1ntpe.ie', VT.
Grade Sheep. Gratuities-Sl for "A
pen of 4 bucks, Geo. Campbell, West
Minister. VI.
FfcHch Meriao. Buck 2 years old and
upward-2d premium SIS, Campbell &
Chamberlain, Rutland, Vt.
BackS under , years old st premi-
um $50, Campbell 4 Chamberlain, Rut-
land VT
Ercs over > years old-lst premium
s25, Campbell & Chamberlaln, Rutland,
Vt.
Sorouy Sheep Buck ? years OLD and
urward-lst premium $2j, Geo. Camp.
bell, Westminster. VI 81 premium
SIS. w r Sanford, Orwell, Vt
Bncks. under years old promi-
um so, w. Il Sanford, Orwell, VT
Eiccs. ? years oil aud upward list
premium So, W. Il. Sanford, Orwell,
Vt.
Ewes under , years old list premium
so, W. Il Sanford, Orwell. VI =
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THANKSGIVING IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Governor Gardner has appointed Thurs
day, the Goth day Of November next, to
be observed as day Of Thanksgiving,
Praise and Prayer.
Thanksgiving in New York, on the
same day-the both of November.
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-GeoRGE MYrRs, Canadian, was
brought before Justice llollenbeck on
Monday for violation of the Liquor
Law lie plead not guilty." but such
evidence was adduced that the Court
found him to be common seller" and
he was 6ued aceordipgly-Sl00 and costs
50 10, which it is hoped he found entire
ly satisfactory.-Bur. Free Press.
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LATERS FROM EUROPE.

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LATERS FROM EUROPE.
,..;..1 .r,La tc.;. , tr.lc..
" H.. N-.na J-',,,aa.,',.,, ''' '''
80 ''''' l''','''''
HALIFAX, w co., Oct. "a IS13,
The royal mail steamship Africa,
Capt. Harrison. from Liverpool on the
18th inst, arrived here at Q o'clock this
morning
the WAR.
But little has occurred at the scat of
war beyond the fact that the Allies were
threatening ferckop, and that their ad
vance had for time been checked.
French troops were being conccntra
ted on the Danube and Odessa was ex
pcclcd to be Immediately bombarded by
the allied fleet which was before its walls
The glrrison at kars still held out.
Gen. Simpson in his last dispatch. da-
ted Sebastopol. Sept 20 says that $500
men wore employed daily in making IA
road from Balaklava to the cdmp Fa-
tiguc parties in the town were engaged
in getting timber and other materials
from the ruins. in order to get shelter
for the troors ere bad weather set in.
The Russian fire from the batteries on
the north sidecauscd Gen Simpson some
little annoyance bnt has not prevented
worl, bcinr carried on. By the oxplo.
sion Of a kind Of il.fcrna, machine. mum.
bers Of which ha4 been dug M in vari.
ous ~, rs Of ,he town and around the
batteries. an officer and nineteen men
were wounlcd
General Simnson rcnorts 4 triai,q .,
p,gemcut in which the lO.h lIn,.ars
and the Ch,,s,nrs beat b,c,; the Cas-.
.ack, near Kert.ch
\ letter from Vicun, states that soy.
oral bankers tl,rn DIVA crod,rco ia a..
rninor lint Rn..ia !, c,ntrac,;u, a lam
in North Americ, aud that tho no,o,i.
,tiors ,ro INA, 70 h, conc'ul.1
NI,r.,i,lrs,jv;r.s # tho m Il s,,,,
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EA GoDEY's LADY's Book, for No.
vember is before US. Cooley spares 10
pains to bring his book to perfection
His motto is Excelsior"
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We advise purchasers Of fancy goods
and toys, to call on Holden & Cutter,
extensive importers, - and II Kilby
Street. Boston 2j.Sw
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PROF. GRIMEs.-Tms gentleman
has, for the last few evenings been
lecturing in Union Hall, to large au-
dience, on the subject Of Phrcnolo-
gy and the phenomena of what is Gals
ed " Spiritualism.' We shall not at
tempt to make report of his lectures,
but simply say that he has accomplish.
cd all that lie promised in the outset
that is, he has, in the presence of the
audience made several mediums that
could write comm unications from spir
its, speak, tip the table, and rap
Clearly showing that the mcsmcric in
ilucnce is the same as that attributed
to departed spirits-and nothing else
lie offers $500 to any man, woman,
or child, that will move a table or
stand one inch, in his presence, willis
out applying physical force, in some
way or other. So now is the time to
trot out all the dancing tables that We
hear so much about in these days Of
progression.
Prof. Grimes lectures on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings-the last
of the course.
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CulteuDbdteFhB IlNuituIuiSoClCty ipchSu
in Boston, on Tuesday, the 23d Of Octo-
Der. The show was fine, fully realizing
The high expectations that were enter-
tanned in regard to it, Tho number of
entries is very large. All the arrange
ments were made with admirable tasto
and judgment, and the grounds were
thronged by thousands Of admiriug Wis
itors.
OPENING or TUE EXHIBITION.
The weather was fine on Tuesday and
at an early hour. the visitors poured in
to the vast enclosure, and the scene up
on the outside aud in the streets lead.
ing to it exhibited AN unusual amount of
activity. The arrangements Of the vari
Gus tents the trotting course, occommo-
dations for the public. and for the large
amount Of animals which were entered,
presented fne appearance
At ten o'clock the bng)e sounded the
call for the cavalcade, when Mr. Wilder
the president of the society. announced
tie exhibition open, to continue during
o;,h,San ,na.,, "' 49, a;.. g aI,.a,., ",
,no,nl,od and hoom,;r,i ho.,os s;m,Ja -
c,cs and o,I,or carr;a.oo orI ah,nt
eieL,v which were riddcn mr. IcJ inclnl.
ing some ten or fifteen colts
EXHIBITION OF STATIONS AND MARES
At II o'clock a call was made for the
stations and mares. &c froodstersl for
exhibition and trial of sncod Those
were driven round the track twice the
first time slowly. and the second time at
full speod. Those who took part in it
were-North Horse. owned BY Mr.
North; Morgan Empire. James II
Chamberlain Boston Boy. Adam Car.
renter: Ethan Allen. O. s Rowe :
Back Hawk. j. j. Wavne Stockbridee
Morgan. John Billiard Brom Horse,
Charles Bo,lsten Black Hawk Chief
Edgar Hill Morgan Hunter. The
quickest time made was l.24. (disinlce
one half miie.) this was made bv Black
Hawk Chief Others nude the half
mile in l25. l.34. and SO.
The ncxt exhibition uron the track
was of breeding mares. many of them
with colts. OF these there were some
twenty-five or thirty. Among those that
attracted attention were the Mary Nor.
pan. of Limerick, Me Q Years ola. aud
the Jenny Lind. @ wears old Vo-ocnnos
VT. the last Of the Black Uawl, brood
There were also manyothct. which m,de
n fine anrcaronco and some of an or6in
ary cburacter
1ur soc,rry'. r,>yrr
At procisely one o,clocI. = rrocos. IL,
w,s formed nj tbe pr.sidor,s tont cor'
sistirp of the officers If tho Snciot, and
invited ouestsnud nrocco1o1 IN tbo con,'
mittce rooms. where an cvc,1lout on1
substantial dinner was in wa;,in, A.
Ter fine dinner tho E,t IF comn ;,.oos ,ros
called and AZ far p. ros,ihIe ,ho y,n,n.
cies were filed
Yntt ,y .rr,.r
The evLihitio, c,o.oI w;,b ,,i,l &c
sneed omen to ali iorsos ,b,t lava noror
trottcd for money. ovL;,,itnrs - dr;ro
and ia he norson. who Larono,or I.;.on
for money Milo bc,,s in b,rr.ss host
tbrcc in Two III J,,j.,,, ,,..., nh
Jcovitt of New Vor,, parar S,aro,'.
Of Boston louis p Rro,rn of N,,c
York. Arson LIVINGSTON r. Zcw Yorl,
II. X Libby. Of Banoor F;,st nrcm.
INN SOM sccord rrcr,;rr, eIno
Ninn,o.n lo,sos ,rorn lro,,,L, nm, -
the track Inn nncn ~ ,nncar;n, ,b.,
no., 1T
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E<g'~ We call attention to tho adj
ycrtisemcnt giving notice Of the cons
menccment of the Fall Term of ADJ
Olson County Grammar School.
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re- See our Montpelier Cores.
rondcncc for Legislative proceedings.
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OUTRAGEOUS The Catholic Church
~ Bratilcboro' WIS again fired by an in
ccrdiary, last week Til, is the thirl
time UiiL.u few weeks.
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IL almost every case. on the accession
of disease ibe scclciions and eXcrctions
of the body are deranged, and all its
functions seriously impaircd;aud our Oh
ject is to remove the irritating or oiT.n-
ding cause, and restore the suppressed
secretions, czcretions aud cyacuatious,
by the timely aud faithful use Of our
we'll chosen and properly adapted Apor-
lent, the Columbian Pill, and only %
cent?; try it.
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I'll nrrir0,

In Ssockbridgc, the 2Oth inst. by the
Rev. MIR. Hubbard. Mr. WALLACE j.
MrrnlcK. to Miss IIARRlLr f. Nichols,
both Of Mcndou. Vt
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The TRAVEL INTO BosToS ON TuUEs-
pAY.-As was proposed, the Chief of
Police, through hiS efficient department,
kept record of the travel in and out of
the city, on Thursday. The table is
large and full Of hg1res We have room
but for few sumsup
Number of passengers entered
the city, exclusive of railroads, 1885
BY railroad, 1851
Number of vehicles, 1854
On horseback, l43
Number of cars in, 682
Co. do. out, G63
Thus it will be seen that the immense
number of one hunGred and fortyeigM
thousand, nine hundred and Gfy-si1
persons came to the city on that DAY.
The number by water, of WHICH 20 note
is made would probably swell tho num-
Der fuH fee hunaretmore, Boston Bee
BABY Show AT ClNclvNATl-Bar
NUNS Baby Show at Cincinnati was a
failure The Times gives the following
as a reason of the failure
"Tho mothers who had engaged to ex.
hibit their offspring had failed to meet
their engagement, and that the ba.
birs positively refused to attend without
their mamns Fer once Blbum is beat
aud beat by babies too The Cincinnati
Baby Show is grand ti=zel much to the
disappointment Of thousand Who had
lheir quarters ready 10 pay for admis-
sion
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the Russian garrison on the sth Of Sep.
tcmbcr. as follows killed, 2GSl wound
ed. Co.'s; COMMISSIONS, l,20j missing
.754--total. ll10l The same i3urnal
states that the Russians lost 800 men
on the 10Th Of August, and 900 men
per day every day up to September )
Thus it would appear that the losses Of
the garrison for the last three weeks of
the siege amounted to $1,000 men. irres
pectvely of disease
THE DANuBE.-Accorliug to the Con.
stautinople Jon,HW the commander IF
the Turkish army on the Danube has
received instructions TO provide for for.
iy or fifty thousand French troops who
are to arrive at Slli,tria alb lut the end
Of October.
"a telegraph from Con>tnniinoplo
states that the Anglo Turkish rnntiu.
gcncy has received orders to proceed to
Schumll.
Still Later.
The steamship Ajdwhioh left Cowes
on the evening Of the 18th inst, has
brought one days later news from all
Europe Dispatches, announcing the
bombardment of Odessa. were boine anx.
iously locked for, but. mp to the time of
the steamers departure. no such inlell.
gcnco had been received. The public
mind Of ENGLAND and France was on tho
tip-ioe Of expectation. for o lossa is now
asccrtalned to be the principal if not the
nul g. sOurco whence tho nn..i,rs -, ,i,
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lo"r or" JaDH-lf you will suffer
from Il rroirucled cough when relief
my be 50 easily obtained Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry is undoubtedly
the most reliable Of all preparations
fiefcd for the cure Of tlroat and lung
complaints. asthma &c
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by ladies, when the price was but one
half.
We had hardly supposed that the a.
postles Of this doctrine wodld SO soon
appear in Vermont, but SO it is. We
presume the samo light that is spoken
of in the Vergenncs paper, held forth
here in the Town Room, on the eve.
nngs of the ed and Esd inst. The
Vcrgenncs independent says
"On Friday evening last an Honor
allie gentleman, said to be from Wiscon-
sin, lccturcd in the Town Hall in this
rlace.a land we are told that the drift of his
address was to inculate the idea that this
passional attraction or free Love
was the only true development of socic-
ty. In plain terms if We would attain
to the perfection of intellectual and NOR
al development, or enjoy TO the full the
highest range of which society is capa-
ble,it needs but that every restraint, saw.
age or civilized be thrown aside, and that
lust and passion BE- gi5en the entire sway,
transfer of the Paradise of Mahomet to
the realm of Mahomets sacrifices and
sufferings. We are told that one Galy
convert to " free love doctrines was
made under his preaching here, which
shows how much easier it is to propagate
sentiments based upon easy virtue, than
to win converts to the stern mortality
Of the Bible system Of theology But
the grand end and aim of these apostles
of an unholy creed is the subverslon of
the marriage relation, it is unbridlod Ii.
cence, versus calm reasonable restraint,
and the folly of the movement is 50 APP
parent at the outset that it cannot hope
for even the measure of success that has
attended the Mormon delusion, which
latter has resolved itself into a supple
engine for working out the design of
lustful and ambitious; but degraded and
soullcss creatures in human form, men
so called bankrupt alike in heart,
and in all the attributes Of beings
gifted with mind. Free Love" indeed
say rather bcartless, bcastly lcchcry."
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Dir0,

In this village, on the l3th last.
ELAN 7 SMITH. agcd % years.
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Silks.

Ladies CLOTHS.
BLACK, Brown, Drab and other colors.-
ID Ladies' French Cloths, for sale 10y
oct. 20. +. NALLETTE.
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BUckwheat Flour

\ oc,eo r.VALLGTTE.
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Third Exhibition of tho U. S.
Agriculture Society.

The third annual Exhibition Of the
UutedState9Ag rioulturalSocioty opened
in Boston, on Tuesday, the 23d Of Octo-
Der The show was fine fully realizing
The high expectations that were euter-
tanned in regard to it. Tho number of
entries is very large. All the arrange
ments were made with admirable tasto
and judgment, and the grounds were
thronged by thousands Of admiriug Wis
itors.
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GIOCtI1GSs
4 FULL assortment of choice FAMILY
AGROCERIES, received and for sale by
Oct. 20 T. NALLErTE.
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Kid Gloves.

JAIA O5AOVCSs
ON DUX, prs, French Kid Gloves Of a
-. ~ superior quality, for sale by
Oct 20. L NALLETTE.
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S. 12awls! ShawIs!
LARGE lot Bay State, Wateryliet, and
" Waterloo Mills Shawls - also Gent 5
Mauls, received and for sale hy
o., 90 L. NALLETTE.
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Flour.

100 Bills. Choice Family Flour, receiy-
u wv ed aud for sale by
oct 20, T., NALLETTE.
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+ YELLOW FEyER u MoBu.R. THE Mobile Board
of Health made the following report on thee4th
instant - - lla - :
Phe Board of Health consider it their duty to
make kiown.the following facts to The citizens
of Mobile: Since the 1st inst, there have been
four deaths from yellow fever id the city The
first occurred on the 1st inst, at the sProyi-
dence Infrmary,' having been moved here from
the Orange Grove; the second dn Sunday even
ing on Franklin street, south of Monroe; the
third on St. Anthony street, near the corner of
Claiborne, and the fourth on the Spring Hill
Road near the West Ward Hotel. The Board
in publishing these facts dc DO with the desire
of abatiDg the alarm which usually manifests
itself from exaggerated reports and incorrect
statements sysE. q, g"f&TE aSs+ SFq
The public may rely implititly upon being
promptly and faithfully informed of any fur
ther progress that the disease may make. The
above named eases were AL females, all far re-
moved from the shipping. and may therefore be
looked upon as cases Of native origin, having
had no connection VIII atever with imported cases.
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