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CA.THA.RTIG PILLS.
a aiioas Indiss.tlon J.undse pFSR,1,
lsaa, IsE.r. geut HGm sS ~, SIDE Bsef and
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sou can fsei well ha ostve habit e 5Gdy US ;Ei
se 5 wooded Iy he timely udOus q SOD FE
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ssstsd Saa s1 . hs1 mt EN- m5 ss
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virtues by aud Patients has sh9 GU
any ling sss kR oI t e nSt y
,ss Il such exnits petition and character Is TO forbid tins
'Ga & lie have teasa e i'of
q s z e mlH aaaytiel caa and sa'
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s sf 70 The Public q sho
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n sToSEn Jadee IF Supreme Court, Cincinnati
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convincing than the ezTsEsnee q snin'h' puD''
'9 Fss F sss long Investigation and .tSsS s ssS
STsSent ats Il medical science afford They eompornds
t ezsssd y chemical process STATE q
purity and combined 5 e saSe @ Medicine las been
s as Ght tis ri s een obtassd any prsss
ne reason perfectly s IA ' Inof S r S q Heri
g oais Snd INJURIOUS qaalas virtue
nett and and obnoxious QUALITIES Of substance are @
n th' s r effects ysO Oed 9 Prove as they have proved
purely the pss FH IsT n e hp world
As Is qupy that medicine should BE- sssss
[Y iSdsg 81 remedy V4tIeat knowing Is composition
The s ss To sd FS gDs boy E Il g9a
gad sssis s Sn s Who las not received them they win b
promptly s'rysrsd " Tes e I'M. nF would DO
their myStpTy have The eoInrotion 81 ny
open al and al who are
% Judge the subject Freely their scnSSS Nv
Cherry PccoTal an
cse men 10 IS q wonderful medicine bere tts effects were
Known Rany eminent have declared me sa!e
confidently, and Wiling 70
tht more than realized ~ FH snsSss
trial v4..Ar.
"a They opsrae their powerful influence On me 80
blood stimulated into healthy
te distractions the stomach, bowels liver a1a othe ~
body, restoring their irregular action 70 heal @ ~
eOITectng. they exist such derangsmens e iS ~
origin Of disease. IL =. N ~. ,,,r.iv
ReI pleasant 70 take, purely
seEeta6 no harm their In any
1nprfnpled attempt o put you on We -
ef On they make profit Be not imposed upon -
So s1 saiaufe direStiOns wrapper the Box
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tIEIE 4 N qE I4hI G b NICER.
7FRIDAYF NoKNINff. 5gNE ~ 1858:
n. 5 a Hnors sPllIIeh lhas ttle fplIowing

: -fI7Ts ~ Hoor2 zRnIieh has the following
pssI,1o,,s posIrIoS. Il lady swooned the
otlisr. fiiy before one Of eohorribls Cawnporc
,;st,,,ss:;y fine ROYAL Academy. Owing to the
circumference of her dress, 1t was
fnnn( impoesible TO approach within several
Yards Other. il was aPgrehenaea at . one . uuIG
that she would perish within sightot severn ~
hnndred sympathising bystanders, owing TO
a. S,;fac,iIiv of conveying assistance to her
All yhst1otl before the greater part ol her
skirt (mof6 than sufficient, we are INFORMED, .
AN. with the flounces and trimmings three
good sized wheelbarrows) had soseh rutllessiy
cut away, that restoTatiEes could De auuli ms
tered to her One minute more delay, anu Ine
case might have been fatal ssh e
THs love of nature Is sure te,exPand Itself into
the love OF God. ~
..sTHE only amaranthiPe fiowe'fop earth is ViF-
tue.
Iris only while we put onr reliance on God
that we can walk surely. l1al
As happines9 depends mainly on occupation,
so does intellect on happiness
/ never yet knew an irreligiops man OF the
highest and most powerful intellect -
n is surprising how long people may live IN
the world ard never think AZ all ses
MANY people drop-a tear at tho Sight Of dis
tress who would do better to drop sixpence.
Tie secret of prolOnging life is not to aPfidge
WE wonder If anybody ever picked up tear
that was dropped. E
wnrS is tired man like thief When he
needs resting. risrlf
a tailor. who, in skating, fell through the ice,
declared that lac wouldneyer leavea hot goose
fora cold duck.
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GOLDEN EFE a5y ,yj..s sIsaa ~
NO. IA NAM STREET = 3 mn GOODS!
TREMENDOUS sTO III VI -. X les,
: - 9, 8, asp - l,1a.7 -.
FALL -.

49, 49, - = - ~ = -
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sTRANSPORTATION.
aUMMER IARRANeEMENTs


CHANGE OF SCdEl9 = L. IL ~.
49, 81
Il q 81. 1Ss tat ION y = Q. j. g,
OK euliDA lllllsr NAY s,, Fi.'s
5 - ss sSs Z Z + 4 'va.Ltiiiaa rnf- E
t q $50 4 ~ n r
celve and discharge passellerl - "a ne F''--
hufWaa1 Wheeling and uaitnete. =, ..,.. 6rA Al
Fxpress train daily At $40 p ~, Hl reeslas -
a de following stations onyf
Mouhdsvii0. CameFon, Burton 'eI5ols y
Petterman, GEsfteni 49, NJ Pef.
- 81 keEvle and Warrington Afnefi1n-
train daily except Saturday - t9
p M WIN receive and dlseharge paslengefs ~ Al Ptls
-t.tjoI,s brtvern Wheelina and Balfrlore. .,. n.
Trains win aFTiVe a. fologst haii sr,n Z.
F,6ress s5 A. n; e Isa
Time - ~ = nv1o
1sT7.e1 : 2 2 2 g = 81 i1s57-s
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WDw spRING STO X.

2 NEW SPRING STo TX.
BEG intarp the p ST shsf p Sss F Fss
ah,sSf an Ss.SrIe % Sa as cheap a. house IN
Wheeling. 800, .,.,, y.
DRESS GOODS, such as black and fancy slSs, LsW1ss
SsiRs, s ersss With goods PSmer.
ESfBRoIDERIEs, the best found in wheellas:
consists Collars Of an me lowest
70 mi mention Marseis Sets ali he race az
ths East complete q Rsnds etc
ever also Reniet Ribbons new and
beautiful hoNer and every ming IN the
WITE GOODS, such IlaIn and afea Strip RTllIsnts
SEA sf1wTs stsai Cashmere, plain aud fancy,
e svsr thing mems
u Gs s ss Is s sseS
ehaat tailVrs my stock Pc wiz a
MI1Ts, complete line, long isss
Cali Snd examine my stock is am il N compare
With other and Is ani dong sys az
VaSsdone business on The cash y AZ
very i low lsa n IsGAo gRsaEs.
liIUHiTS Goods =Eisgaat FIil Swiss lAasiln.. =
jones' celebrated make Of oAmbrIcs, Iaeeenets and
french ana EnEiil.h Hriiliantes..
Plain Swiss and Book Aasns jusrec. ~
apEsll.lL sllhIslSlsIle = ~ - selz -.N
1STBROTDERIEs-Em broide So accpnet 4 Lace
~ sets Eea oolsaEs ann Iss SalIn
eieausiy erabrodered. Win great variety % ether A
l6FoideFies, just received. ~
RpI - - & HEIs6ELL Z sMEAkINGEN.ss :. Z
ME HAVE JUST y 20 a ARaI Iot 9. WilloV
w aud wooden os6s. ratging from e sis sssh-
Another iotof Steel Frane kTts.f Nell
dyis vyHTdrobs,Fs e1upIeIe without one of them.
A new stock Of WaStenholgls Gallery
More Of those Gold PENS ~
Gentlemenii Dressing Gases.
esnsenael,S Isle THREAD half Hess, s'yery Enc"
Fine Letter and Note Papers r
Bun and l7hite Envelopes,
Blank Books aud etRtionery 81 all kinds.
ap1T seslstssss u PAYNE &'CO.es
- lIantif1as and Shavv1sg e
lTSREroH Lace lfantiIlss,
!. IL RnglIsh Lace AIautllass ~
= SIii aud Lace hfBnttilal, r. ~
,fsi Dneal lDusteT5S -. -
SO Id6en DnAterF, a 95I{s AtH
80 New STYLE Stella s.ws, in gyeat variety fos Ladies'
9lsnats ~ y MARSH TAYLOR
T1LGNTER HTS BlaekI Drah and HON =
lsys6s - q NJ IIARPER4 eoDIs-
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II II. SCOTT,
No. ! 81 Main street, p1heeltng, va.
Wholesale and Retail


pENEfH ~
SYdteIi e. " .sei. q Otoe',
~ Pat a and Britannia ware, Sold keiis 80
- eiis Cola ard Silver spsetaes lolt
~ Fancy Soaps Picket ~
~ Siteel KEYS SIea Pens, "a ana lQfel oolAs
md assoTtnent Of useful and fancy hrfsies'
Hsyineihiey aa4sd very largely % my stSek noh y,
the wholesale aud Retail Departments enanls7 rs -
VVatchmakers, Merchants, Pedlafs.
and the public generally, very eqnplste -
and ooeSsurefy repaired and warranted
h ap9s4e - : go
i9I Straw Goods.
& AVERY s now opening large ana geners4l ea.ot.-
81 ment Of Mems, Youtfs and pnle I,.Isr
pstng Of Everett, D. b. end 0onnat ts.s
LeghoFn Young America, D. B. 5oy!s 49,, M
WebStsr allan d. B. Boys Hais; dFena EN.ra
Double straW and Leghorn Hats, All o. Eheh w s
tsns ioMssf No 148 Main St. Wheeling Va.
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Planes, sfeodeons, nd every Kind OF uasicsI instru-
= AiI gods warranted st this sahllshrlent peV6
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In come the above, keep every kind Of
sesi Ind N chaniiss generally
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Maw SRstem.

" changing OF 1snesS from long credit system 70
is We also change long Proa.s
- Yer short ones In closing out our BLOCK OF hee
cioths ana Cassirefes viii sell forl ten 70 twenty per
eneiss8bau our former prices shoad any deuet Hhas
81 canR AZ No Washington Han you viii be ~
Sne6 sstisRed va mean ust NhatEe say. y 80 u
- 49, a 4. 4 ;gff as WHEELER 4 LARINsi-
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IA - SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock sheet music, musical works. e Se
~ sjuthe W6stsrn cbuntrS- q Z - =.
- Music sent to any address, postage free "a !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
FROM LONDON. THE LORD MAY.
OR'S MESSAGE.

SAcKvILLE, n. F. August %.
Mayor Tenants Message to the Lord May
or of London, has been transmitted through
the Atlantic Gable. Its refusal by the ope-
rator at Constitution, N. F., arose from
misapprehension of the instructions of the
Telegraph Company, which was corrected by
a despatch from Cyrus W. Field The cleo
tricians at Valencia.made no opposition to tbs
passage of the message over the cable, but
cheerfully executed their portion of the duty
The following is the reply of the Lord
Mayor to the Message of Mayor Tiemann.
LONDON, August %.
From the Lord Mayor to the Hon. D. F
Tiemann, Mayor, N, Y. The Lord Mayor
of London most cordially reciprocates the
congratulations of the Mayor of New York
upon the success of so important an under
taking as the completion of the Atlantic tel
egraph Cable. 1t is indeed one of the most
glorious triumphs of the age, and reflects the
highest credit upon the energy, skill and
perseverance of all parties entrusted with so
difficult duty; and the Lord Mayor sincere
ly hopes that by the blessing of the Almighty
God it may be the means of cementing the
kind feelings which now exist between tina
two countries.
Signed, X. W. GARDEN.
Lord Mayor of London.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
ID lied.

In Staten Island, n. Y, Aug o. John K
Weed, formerly Of liinca5urgh, VI, in the Goth
year Of his age.
In Pcrkinsyillc, July 30, Mrs, .Lucretia Stone,
aged So
In jacksonville, July 81, Mrs. Mary E. Blan-
chard aged %.
In Westminster, August LIST, Sarah L. Nutting,
aged % years.
In Grotton, Aug. ith, Capt. Norris Marshall
aged IL
In Hardwick, Aug %, Harriet Hall, aged %.
In Weathersheld, August 9Th, Miss Clara D.
Earnsworth, aged 80.
In Vcrgennes, Aug 9Th, Mrs, Rhoda Winslow
DagGett aged S..
In Roxbury Aug. 9Th, Mr.. True Worthy Hack
EFT, aged 60.
In Springfield, Aug. 9Th, Henry Derby, aged
p. Also Aug. II, Mrs. Mary Bennett, aged IS.
In Bellows Falls, Aug. S, Nehemiah Gaylord
aged So
In Hartford, Aug ., Charles E. Pcarsons, aged
90 years.
In Bennington, Aug, y. Seth Hathaway, aged
60 years.
In Waterford, Aug L. Mr. Joseph Fry, aged es.
In Qucechy, Aug. 5, Mr.. Harrison Dean, aged
"a years.
In Waterbury, Aug. 6, Samuel Bryant aged 81.
In West Derby, Aug, sth, Mrs Lucy l. Norris,
aged 20.
In Nottingham, Aug. 9Th, Jacob Chase, aged
70.
RI In 2aL hane1 ass5 Aug 9th Mrs Iias H
In Chelsea, Aug, 10, Mrs. Rebecca Laird, aged
% years.
In Greensboro, Aug. 10th, Mrs. Polly s. Wal
ton, aged 70.
Iu " Woodstock Aug 10, Mrs. Eunice Fisher,
aged 70.
In Bakersfield, Aug llth, Josiah shattuck,
aged rs.
In Plainfeld, Aug. 18th, Mr., Geo Keith, aged
70 years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
FROM SALT LAKE,

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 10.
The Salt Lake Mails arrived at Lcaven-
worth on the 10th inst, with St. Joseph
dates to the l4th of July,
All the Mormons who were able had re-
turned from Provo
Brigham Young was reported to have shut
himself up in his residence under strong
guard, fearing assassination.
Gen. Johnston intends to move his encamp-
ment, and prepare for going into winter
quarters.
A great battle is reported to have taken
place between 700 Pawnees, Cheyennes and
Arapahoes in the Big Blue region, in which
Pawnees were killed and several wounded
and Is of the allied Tribes killed and many
wounded.
Letters from the Army at Utah announce
the departure of Col. Loring with companies
of the I'd Infantry, and 10 Rihemen, for
New Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27

ed gentlemen of this city will be present.
The Municipal Cable Committee to-day di-
rected the Secretary to extend invitations to
President Buchanan, and also to all tho for
eign ministers at Washington, and the COVER
nors ofthe several States, to be present at the
festivities in that city Sept LIST.
New YORK, Aug 10.
The Cable demonstration in Brooklyn pass
ed off without accident.
New YORK, August 49,
The joint committee on the Cable celebra-
ton had meeting to day and fixed upon the
LIST of September for the Grand Celebration,
1t was also decided to send despatch to the
Lord Mayor and common Council Of London
informing them of the fact. The British
born people Of this city intend to have
special celebration of the event, and meet
ing for that purpose was held to-day.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
The sum of 100000 Of tho bills on the
Hattcrs' Bank of Bethel, recently stolen, has
been conveyed to the Police of this city IN a
guarded and private manner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
THE NEWFOUNDLAND TELE-
GRAPH.

New YORK, Aug "a.
we understand that the French Govern
ment have granted to the Atlantic Telegraph
Co.. the exclusive right for so years to land
Telegraph Cables on the Islands of NIiquclon
which lie between Nova Scotia and New
Foundland. By this means the two French
Islands will be thrown into Telegraphic
communication with Europe while the Co.,
will get rid of tho necessity of keeping in
order some 400 or 500 miles of land line
running across N. F., and Cape Breton.
through regions where there are no inhabt-
ants excepting few scattering Indians and
no other roads than those which have been
constructed by tho telegraph Co., at its own
expense.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27

TouGH YARN.--The Alta California, of
July Goth, contains letter from Frederick
Lichtenberger, NJ D., who states that a
companion named Ernest Fluchterspieger,
while prospecting for gold in the neighbor-
hood of Fraser river, found some geodes,
which are masses Of quartz, containing cavi-
ties lined with crystal. Che of these contain
ing half pint of fluid, called the
,odter Of crystohsation, was drunk be the un-
fortunate man, with a testing remark, and
soon after he complained of great weight and
pain in his stomach and Bowels. In short
while he died, and his body instantly became
rigid, and in few hours, petrifaction took
place, the whole body, flesh, blood, heart,
liver, intestines, &C., becoming stone. Thus
by drinking half pint, the poor fellow be-
came quartz
We remember to have read of several SIM
liar occurrences in as veracous narrative en-
titled the - Pacha of many Tales "by Capt.
Maryatt.
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NJ A X X + 7 8.
BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, Aug "a.
GRA1N-Corn-ycllow 9sc.; white sOa92c. !;
mixed sSao2c. Oats 55a56c. The recent arrivals
have been large and the market opens this week
with increased activity.
FLoUR.-State superfne 81 o5; do. do. fancy
S. lOaS5 Is; extra fine from So 75as7 50; choice
brands are held higher; demand active with mod
crate receipts.
PROVIsI0NS.-Beef-me and extra sic cash
and mos; light and mes, sl3 Sl4. Stock in hand
limited. Pork-mess SIS so; clear $50 O0a2l so;
prime SIS 50-and good demand at prices Lard
bills, best leaf &C.; inferior New York 10 tal c;
kegs l3al3i Hams IL llic. Butter lsal9c.
according to quality. Cheese 7asc-Supply far
short of the demand.
WOOL-There has been an active demand, for
domestic fleece and pulled at firm prices. The
sales Of the week amount to 900 lbs at quoted
rates
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Now is tho time to use the
TREAT SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
DR.. LANGLEY's
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs.


Composed Of Sar'apariiia, Wild Cherry, YellOv
Dock, Pnekiy Ash, Thorough,oort, Riu5arb, Man
drake, Ddndelion, $e.-aH Of Which are 90 COM
pounded as TO act in concert and assist Nature in
eradieating disease.
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful
t acts directly upon the bowels and blood by re-
moving all distractions from the internal organs.
stimulating them into healthy action, renovating
the fountains Of life and vigor, purifying the
blood, cleansing 1t from all humors, and oaus.
ing 1t to course anew through every part Of the
body They cure and eradicate from the sys
TEN Liver Complaint, that main-wheeI of SO
many diseases-Jaundice In Its worst forms. all
Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia.
costiveness' Humors Of the Blood and Skin, Indi-
gestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn,
Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, Flatulen.
ey, Loss Of Appetite, and all kindred complaints
caused by torpid or diseased Liver, a disordered
Stomach, or bad Blood, to which all are more or
less subject in Spring and Summer
If taken in large doses, Fever aud Ague NAV be
broken up and cured at once, This has become
standard medicine, aud is decidedly the hes, the
world ever saw.
Only % cents for pint aud 81 cents for large
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywherc. ord.r,
should he addressed to j. o. LANGLEY. Pronrie
tor, IL Marshall St., Boston, Mass.
Sold in Burlington by all the Druggists. and bv
4. O. SPEAR and T. A. PECK, Wholesale to The
trade, msr4ddw6m
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NJ a l. C d.

In Burlington, on the 23d inst, by Rev B. W.
Smith, semnn 5. Davis Esq, of Lake Mills, Wis,
and Miss Elizabeth H. Nelson, Of this village.
In stevensvillc, August IL, by L. NJ. Stevens
Esq, Mr., David Wells to Miss Martha Hicks.
On the oath instant, at the residence Of Edward
Vansicklin, Esq, in Burlington, by Rev b. W.
Smith, Mr. Alonzo 5. Irish of Shelburn, and Miss
Ellen NJ. Steele, of the former place.
In Richmond on the 10th inst, by Z. &. An
drews, Esq, Mr.. Heman Il. Johns to Miss Sylvia
L. Mix, both of Huntington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
CABLE CELEBRATIONS.
New YORK, Aug. 9

NEW YORK, Aug. q.
The Chamber Of Commerce passed congra-
tulatory resolutionon the successful ying of
tie Ocean Cable, and appointed committee
to procure suitable testimonials to be present
ed to Capt. Hudson and other officers of
the Niagara. George R. Ives of Brooklyn.
is making extensive preparations for grand
cable celebration, at his country residence
near Great Darlington Mass, the birthplace
of Hon. Cyrus w, Fields, Many distinguish.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27

VERMONT TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION. The
eighth annual meeting of this Association
commenced it's session at Bellows Falls on
Monday evening. Rev. Calvin Pease, d. D..
OF Burlington, President OF tho Association.
delivered an address which is highly spoken
of.
On Tuesday evening there was reunion
at Island Hall at which Governor Fletcher
presided. j. S. Adams, Rev. Mr.. Clark, Hon.
James NJ. Slade, Rev. Mr. Parker and others
made speeches. There was also poem by
Mr. Ballard of Montpelier.
On Wednesday afternoon, Gov. Slade de-
livcrcd a very able and earnest address. The
attendance was uncommonly large.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
Religious Intelligence.

In Westford on the Slst of this month
R,v. Simeon Parneleo will preach a sermon
on the occasion of the 50th anniversary o
his ordination. which took place in that
town. The occasion will be an interesting
one.
Rev. A. A. Baker was installed Pastor Of
the Congregational church at Cornwall, on
the 25th ult. The sermon was preached by
President Pease of this place.
Rev. 5. p. Gddings has rendered his re-
signation to the Congregational church of
Springfield, Vt.
daily noon prayer meeting. has been
commenced at Saratoga Springs, is fully at
tended and is exerting a sensible influence A
meeting has also been commenced at Cape
May.
The prayermeetngs in New York city are
kept up with much interest. Though many
churches are closed and thousands of MEM
bers are absent, there is no dimnution Of
attendance on these meetings.
The London Missionary Society proposed,
about three months since, to send in course
of two years twenty additional missionaries
to India; and four-ffths of the men, and
more than one-half of the estimated means,
are already at the disposal of the Directors
FIRE.-A large portion of the business
part of Mclndoe's Falls was consumed by
fire August 18th. The buildings burned
" ere 70 stores, three houses, two black
smiths shops, Il wheelwright shop, one or
two small buildings The fire is supposed to
have caught from spark from an engine.
There are no fire engines in that place, and
though "Deluge No - came down from
st. Johnsbury as promptly as possible, it was
too late to be of much service. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
A Mr.. Green was run over by the engine
Oh its way down and much injured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOLLOWAY,s PILLs.-.HOsPITAL

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-.IIOSPITAL
practice.-It is supposed by the uninitiated, that
hospital patients have the advantage of skilful
treatment and careful attendance. The truth is,
they are too often merely the subjects upon which
raw students try their prentice hands, The
best hospitals for tho sick their own homes,
and the only medicines they need arc Holoway's
disease subduing remedies. Let the weakened,
broken-down, attenuated, and hopeless sufferers
from liver complaint, dyspepsia, asthma hcmor-
rhoids or any of the internal maladies which
battle the profession, supply themselves with Hol-
loway's Pills, and they can speedily work out
their own cure, and smile as they remember the
doleiul predictions OF the doctors, dIwlw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-27
News of the Week.
THE CABLE.

NEW 1orK, Aug. 10.
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field states that there is not
the slightest doubt that the Cable is an en-
tire success-as great or greater than its san
guine friends anticipated. BY the Persia he
wrote to the directors to prepare another
Cable at once, as it is evident that the pre-
sent one will in short time transmit Mes
sages as rapidly as an air line but will not
be sufficient for the business. Until the
first September, the line will be closed to all
messages excepting those from the govern
ments of Great Britain and the L. States. Mr..
Fields official report to the Directors of the
Company is published this afternoon. lie
says messages passed both ways through the
Cable with entire success before he left New
Foundland otherwise he would have remained
longer.
We understand Messrs. Tiffany & Co.,
Jewellers, have purchased from the Telegraph
Co. the eighty miles of Cable now on board
the Niagara, and that they propose to cut it
up into small parcels for distribution through
out the country.
Mr.. Fields sent despatch on Wednesday
to England. The following was received to-
day from Valentia Bay;
VALESTIA, Aug, 10.
To Cyrus W. FIELD. The directors have
just met. They heartily congratulate you on
your success. The Agamemnon arrived at
Valentia at 6 A. NJ. on Thursday Aug, 5th.
We are just on the point of chartering a
ship to lay the shore end No time will be
lost In sending them out. All your letters
have been posted to New York. Please write
me fully about the tariff and other workings
arrangeme nts. G. SAWARD.