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From MIR. JONATHAN CHAPLIN.


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NOTICE. THEINHABIrANTs OF THE

y WIND TIITl INIIfDT IN = UF HE
Village OF Brlehuro qualified 10y law to vote In Town
Meeting are hereby n9tihcd to at the Town Han
Monday the 81 day Of December next at O'clock u act on
the following articles, Wis
Art First To hear the report Of the Committee appointed
to settle and adjust the Of the Treasurer Of the VII
nsc and the stat of the Treasury and the Report Of the Chief
Engineer.
Art Second. t. choose al the Village Onccrs required
by law to be chosen for the ensuing year
Art Third To IL the Village will vote TO authorize the
Baihs to bul Reservoirs and 50, how many, uul in
wlmt vicinity Gated, ami appropriate money for the
Art Fourth. To- see ii the iase will authorize
the Bnils to employ Night Watch, and 50, how many,
anl appropriate money for the same.
Fifth 10 all money necessary to dcfray the OK
penses vi the Village for the year ensuing
Art Sixth. To if the lnge will buy certain piece
of land sor' II the Hurying Ground ahnut five
now bluugus Royal q. Wood) to he added the Bury
ing Grounl) and raise the pay for the same
Per Order Of the BaiTs
+. c. EDWARDS, Cierk.
Bratileboro, Nov. 49, 1SGO.-2w47
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Lectures. Engagements have been made with the fol-
lowing gentlemen who will appear in order Indicated
Rev. T. W lIIGGlNsoN of Worcester, Dec Is. Subject:
"Amercan Arstncracy."
Ord. G HOLLAND (Tmothy TitcomJ) of Springfield, Dec
81. Subject: "Sef Help"
DR.. G. Il. wINsIIIP Of Roxbury December o. Subject:
"physica Culture
The Committee in correspondence with other Lecturers
OF acknowledged talent and announcement Of the engage
ment Of such complete the course will be duly
Lectures to commence at o clock.
~ Tickets 20 cts, he obtained u. W. Lewis W Eel
ton, c. A Trip, the door Of the Hall.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, $. S.

- Tht PROBATE Court fOr sad District:
70 all persons Interested in the Estate Of ELISHA CLARK,
late Of llifiX, deceased, GHEEIINCi
Whereas JASON CLARK, Administrator upon said Is
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forth that it Will be beneficial To the heirs AMI all persons
Interested in snil Estate sell The Who'll u the .ll Estate
Of said deceased and praying for license o. sell the
accordingly and has flied in this Court til, consent and a
probation nf all The heirs Of said deceased, siding in this
state, such saciinu hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon said application the session thereof be-
held tn Probate once in gt,l,blro in said District on
the last Thursday Of December A. D. 1880, when AMI where
You may b. heard in the premises II you see h
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Fair aud Festival. The Ladies'vill hold a Fair and
Festival in Fayetteville the afternoon and evening
WEDNESDAY, DEC. NO pains will he spared make
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fancy articles will he offered for sae-Afer partakng Of
Refreshments there will be an Entertainment of Music
Speakng-TabeauX, &c.
The object Of the above Is to obtain aid improve and
adorn the grounds in and about the Cemetery
$. Should the weather be Indictment, the Fair will be
held the FIRST Pleasant Evening after.-2w'47
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-01

Dr: Z. III. Sholc-, Eclectic Physician, gives
particular attention to diseases OF the genio organs
ana special diseases of womtn. See ndvrtisemtn anot
column.
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each. Hon. b. F. Hallett Of Mass. (Anti
| DOug.), Is excluded; Mr.. o. Fallon of No
| Dough Is admitted Louisiana sole delega
ton OF Douglas men admitted Mississippi
seceaers to De re admitted. Texas-new dele
gSss "ho are for Douglas to be admitted
AiaesFna.-torsy the douglas Del. to be
so'aitted. tioridt--no application of Dele
gates has been made. Mr.. Krum made the
hFst speech In favor Of this report Mr.. Ste
Neils Ot Oregon will make the argument in
iavor OF the Minority report. The Minority
J, port IS signed by members from Oregon.
"a, y. y o., Del. Va n. c., Tenn. Ky, Cal
The uem bcFs from y H. agreed in part Mr.
Uiddihgs OF Nd, makes minority report in
/ part. Tbs Minority report was made by Mr.
: Steboens OF Arkansas. 1t recommended az
I follows Mr.. Hallett Of Mass to be admit
/ ted. Mr.. Gardy Of Mo, ditto.-aiao the fol-
! lowing seeding Delegates Ark. Texas.
Ind, Ala, Goo. Del, Florida The report
agrees with the Majority report in the cases
! ct Miss, Texas and Delaware. It disagree
: with II IN al other points. Mr.. Stevens re-
/ ? IT claims that the fate Of the party de-
pencs upon the action Of the Convention
J upon this report.
I2.30P.M.
The New York Delegates have received
letter from Douglas which Is spoken Of as
! very magnanimous in its character. lie
leaves all TO them and to their love Of coun-
try, OF harmony, and Of party peace. The
New York delegates cannot forsake Douglas,
| or agree on anybody else, Dickinson, Hun
ter. Seymour, and their friends are united
for . luglas
The s lule Douglas Delegates have been
admitted from louisiana This settles the
question in favor OF Douglas. Hon. F.
Hallett Of Mass. has been voted out Of the
Convention- Chafse (Dougl4s) takes his
place.
Ii5P. NJ
The day 10 passing in parliamentary fghts
The friends Of Douglas are now certain that
he cannot fail CT nomination but if he
should ny any means be defeated, he will be
nominated outside OF the Convention. His
iriencs clam the names Of rs persons who
viii vote for him. Messrs Withers and Buck
minister bet $4,000 that he can't get the
electoral vote ofIilinois. Afterwards 500 900 /
was Of red, but not taken. The seceders have /
engaged their hall In the case Of Georgia, !
the majority report is rejected, New York I
voting agalnst il.
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'ENIt t- -as c.sI celebrity Ul..l. rs-.
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EERCUPE4E DISEASES.
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Of Meroury ir5oltrlg - t. - - 0-l--s
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News Of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Daily Free Press.



BALTIMORE, June %. P. NJ
An angry dispute before the Committee on
Credentials la Z evening occurred betwee"
Sir. Whitley seeding Delicate from Della
ware. and bIr. Townsend, Douglas contest
ant from the same State. a little after 8
4. u. this morning, Mr.. I. was walking
into the wash room, having t. pass Mr..
Whitley on the way, when sir. w. rose and
struck Sir. r. 90 violent blow on the head.
SIR. Townsend was staggered By the blow,
bat recovered Immediately, and springing on
Nr. Whitley seized HIM BY the front ot his
shirt and neck tie, and ran him across the
Office. Both arc very powerful men, ard they
kent striking rapidly ut each other until Mr..
Whitley fell, Mr.. Townsend also falling
over him. M Townsend then sho Mr..
Whitley somewhat and said "SiT, l want
uo diff :ulty with you, and if you viii prom
iss 10 behavo yourself ard leave NE alone, /
will let you mp
Mr.. Whitley replied harshl7 to this, re
fusiuE To make any promise and stlll keeping
10 the struggle The Landlord Of the hotel,
who alone witnessed the encounter, called
flr assistance, and the police entered AID
separated tho parties.
When Mr., Whitley rose he Immediately
thrust his hand into his breast pocket as
thaugh feeling for something, when M
Townsend sad. "B5 careful, he may be
armed" Mr. W after feeling in his pocket
looked around MIN on the f)3f, when Mr..
Townsend saw Mr.. Whiteley's pistol lying
near his feet. lie secured it and placed D, in
his own pocket, savin. 4 VIII take care Of
this for the present. Mr.. W. was taken
away, aud the affair ended
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
THE <oNINA RECEIVE
" ,srFNcToN. lime -

The Douglas men here, especially the
ofice-h0ldcrs. are indignant at Richardson
and Fouke for not reading the letter of with
travail sent over 70 Baltimore by Mr.. Doug
las on Friday night. Their principal excuse
IS that the South would not unite either On
Fitzpatrick or Stephens. Numerous appeals
have been sent bY telegraph
from the South to Senator Fitzpatrick not
e stand. and also from the North to Douglas
not to a-crifce his friends ia ofice, but to
withdraw.
There is to be : grand serenade and dem
ouetrauon here tonight In honor If Breck-
enridge and Lane, at which Mr. Hallett Of
Mas, viii speak. Tbs Richmond Cou-en-
ton will endorse Breckenridge.
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TPROAR-SEC ESSIONi
FIRST BALLOT
OF THOSE WHO REMAIN.
DOUGLAS lT63-NOES g.
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, June ., Z 80 ?. }

BALIN0RE, Dune =, 4-5U 7. VI.
The motion 70 table the reconsideration
the vote by which the minority report was re-
i'ctad was negarived, 1874 to 1854, New York
voting n0.amidst intense excitement. Doug
hsmeH detected. South elat'd. Adjourned
till seven.
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the Democracy of n. York and Penn. unite
on the same electoral ticket, in order that
Douglas may have chance of election by
the people. The condition however on which
It is proposed to make this arrangement IS
That Douglas, IN CT Sc that the election shall
90 to the House, shall give the vote of the
Illinois Delegates to Breckenridge. Whether
douglas will consent remains to be seen.
The II raids Washington correspond
ent says that Mayor Wood has con-
ierred with Breckenridge. Douglas, and
the Administration, and he suggests that
there he only one electoral ticket in New
York. unpledged to either candid ,te. but TO
east TIE vote for either, as may be most noltic.
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The Credcntal Committee had a equally
time last night They stand , for Douglas
to 10 against Two reports viii be made.
y. Y. will sustain the minority report but
OF to forsake Douglas. When she finds
he has no chance, she VIII designate the
cand'dlto. \ Va delegate and an editor
vent out to fight a duel. The Mississippi
delegates are urged strenucusly not to accept
seats if offered. The Douglas men are talk
ingof the feasibility Of a compromise On
Wise Of Va and Richardson Of III. OF Pugh
Of Ohio.
LATER. The majority report against the
secession delegates being admitted will be
sustained by \. Y. ana consequently will
prevail. There Will then bo an INN ediate
runpus Of the most violent character and .
general burst up Of tho Convention.
BALTIMORE, June q.
Convention met at 10 O'Clock. \ great
panic was occas.oned b. the fall Of the pla'-
flrm On which the New York and Pennsyl-
vania Dele.ates were seated. It sounded like
the report Of a pistol, frightened everybody,
aud caused q great stampede. The COnven-
ton Immediately adjourned 70 meet At y,
when the Cre0ential Committee will report.
y o'clock, n.
SIR. Krum of Missouri presented the Ma
lo14ty report, and attempted to rake some
remarks beforehand Virginia objected, and
2 wordv row ensuc1
There will bo ton, candidates in the field ;
but Douglas VIII be the regular nominee.
There Is some talk Of putting Hon. Ed
ward Everett as second on the Southern
Ticket Members all over the hall in grand
s5ntdson. New York is re port to ha .
lad another ague iit. and is nor quoted IS
'h4ky On the Douglas side.
H. ' > 9i.a-ou Of ga. viii, probably, he
the canoldat= 1r Vice President on the
Douglas llcAet. STEPHENS C Ca. Is entitled
-e u, only he v5:c5 r..h Lincoln en- The
Mexican War qucsticn-nat that that would
0urt Stelhers but 81 asuji help Lincoln.
50 p. NJ
lac m@jyli;y report embraces the following
~ regard 20 tie admission Of delegates from
lrs contested States: Arkansas, both sets
" a'Is2atss 70 be gdmitted, With half q vote
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TIE OLD VERMONT
c OUGH REMEDY FOREvE
y. u. DOWNS
" Vegetable BalSamic Elixir :"

/ wish you would read this
For thirty years my Elixir has been sold through
the State for Coughs Colds AMI all Diseases Of the
Threat and Lungs, with universal satisfaction.
hen [ frsJ gave it TO the public, I warranted il
to give satisfaction, OF the money would De refund
ed still warrant it, and if any person is dissat-
isded, his money will be refunded az once BY nv
agents, (ss all are authorized to do this.)
To my old friends would say, that if you have
found the Elixir" the best article Of tho kind
in the market use it in preference 20 ell others.
Be sure and get that signed with PEN, nv
name and numbered.
Beware ofJasper Curtis Counterfeit, signed with
RED Ink.
Tho genuine is sold by my agents throughout
tho State. Address all oricrs to nv Wholesale
Agents, J. II. HENRY SONS, Waterbury. VI.
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Price, IS cents, SO cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold in Burlington by a. c. Spear, 7. A. Peck, and
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u n r h IS.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE .

WEDNESDAY, JUNE q
y marke, 4.o Cattle (a5opt SIS Decres Ed
les stores), consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
ons. two and three years I'D.
MAREEr BEEF.-Eztra, per oat., s70o; 6-.t
quality Sc 10 second quality IS p; third quail
IL s. Is, ordinary 50 90.
WoHsISo OxrS.-Ss0 . $50 per pair.
Cows Ayr CALvEs.-S]0 80 a 30 E L7.
1EAELIN -s--uone; Two years old Sl1 52i;
Three years old SIS SIS.
sHsEP AND LANBs.-3400 at market Price
in Lots 81 90 81 IS 81 80; extra anu Selections,
81 25 50 90; Limbs g 90 az 3
HIDrs.-os &c per ID; Pelts soc 81 - essa; ;
Calf-skips Il l3e per TO-
TALLow.-6 & pe7 %.
YEAI CALvrs.-S3 90 ST 90
hEHAFES.
There was large stock at market to-day. Hssf
,old rather quick but 10 Improvement in prices
Sheep and Lambs dull We did 10: notice any
slles Of old sheep over cts per ID Quite a large
supply Of lam6s, aui sold 500 per head lower tAaa
last week
NIB. Market cay aiil - ia Tuesday, July 81,
next week.
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TWO TICKETS NOMINATED.

BALTIMORE, June %.
benjamin Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, is
nominated for Vice President on the Douglas
Ticket.
The >eceders organized D tie choice d
Caleb Cushing, Of Mass. as President, and
nominated John c. Breckenridge, Of Ky,
for President, and Joseph Lane Of Oregon,
fur Nice Pre-ldent
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gears attest this fact
see advertisement. daVb.aos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

Tie Herald's Washington correspondent
lays that adViees from Madrid state that the
Spanish Covert has resolved upon obtaining
satisfaction from Mexico, aud has given
orders TO the Navy at Cuba TO hold itself ia
readiness at q moments warning.