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DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED S.ACIFIC PILLS.

.
Prepared ~ 6AEAScIERE DuPosT, No. 2l4, rue,
Lombard, Paris, from the prescription Of DR.. Juan
IelsIu RE. Chief PLY sicisn 70 the Hospital du
Nord u Larih1isire, fair trial, they would find
imnedlate relief. and, in short time, be fully re-
stored 10 Health and strength. 1t Is used in the
practice Of many eminent French ply sicians, with
Uniform success aud highly recommended as the
only positive and Specific Remedy for all persons
suffering from General or Sexual Debility, all de-
ran-eDenfs OF the Nervous Forces, Melancholy,
Spermatorrlsea or Seminal Emissions all Weak
ne-sss arising from Sexual hXcesses or Youthful
lndiscretions, Loss II Muscular Energy, Ply sicAl
ProstI stions Ners business. Weak Spine, LOWneSs
OF Spirite Dimness Of Vision Mysteries Pains IN
in the Rack and Limbs, ImpOtency, &C
No language can cOnY ey an adequate idea Of the
immediate and almost miraculous change IL pro-
duees in the debilitated and shattered system. In
fact, II stands unnyalled unfailing cure OF
the malades above mentioned.
Suffer more but use The Great French Remedy,
il viii eject cure where all others fail, and, al
though a powerful remedy, contains nothing hurt
ful u the most delicate constitution
Pamphlets, containing fall particulars and di-
rectons ioI using. in English French, Spanish and
German. accompany each box, and are also sent TO
any address when requested
Price One Dollar per box; or six boxes for Five
Dollars.
sold by all Druggists throughoutIthe world or
will be sent bv mail, securely sealed from all OBJ
serTstion, BY inclosing specified price, to any su-
thOrEed agent.
ProIrietors' General Agents for America, OSCAR
6. MUSES. CO., n CoTtlandt ST., New YORK.
Authorized Agents for Burlington. J. W. RoBY,
G. s. PEAR, H. ii. ATwATER, J. s. GALE.
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v. ave always been az earnest advocate
60. .,l gaze cuns,niions IN ii,n # mass con-
v,u.i.t.> Tor tie very palpah.e reason that
much more general and more correct repre-
-tniauon from every section OF County or
State can thereby he secured. Vermont il
N, only State of the Union wherein such a
l,,sc. unhusinesslIke system finds any favor.
and we earnestly entreat the forthcoming
STAT. { Invention to stamp the same with its
emphatic disaIprobatiOn.-BrGftieborO Re
cord
Corn c., neighhor. We have been adyo-
catng delegate conventions for yeas, and
don't despair Of seeing Vermont sufH-
GENTLY enlightened to adopt the system, yet.
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}. T. \ J. II. BASCONI.
~ IND FANCY B
d EN- STR Y!



Preparatory O. retiring from the practice OF den
tstry in Burlington, Ihave taken as partner VA.
II, WATERS. y. d. S A regularly and thoroughly
educated dentist, who graduated al the Baltimore
College Of Dental Surgery in 1853. and has been in
successful practice ever since. He came o. ne Well
recommended and having been with me now three
months, ! find him all that he was recommended
O. bel
shall remain in the Office with him until the
hrst Of october, after which he viii tc associated
with Dr y. W. GILBERT, who as / am assured b.
Dr waters Is also well educated in his profession,
having studied and practiced with an eminent tsn-
ust IN Massachusetts, and having had an extensive
practice and experience often years.
/ therefore while rendering my grateful acsuow.-
edgmcnts % the public for long and liberal patron
axe respectfully solicit its continuance az the old
stand, which snail leave in the hand % tso good
dentists, both gentlemauIy men ali both We.
qualified 20 conduct first class dental establish
ment- In the meantime will be dad 20 see my Cd
patrons az the Office during the few months TIA.
/ remain in 10. JAMES LEWIS
Burlington. Aoril r.. 1850. daw.Y
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GENERAL AGENCY.
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OF NEW YORK.
Assets, s3,OOO.OOO.



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ioOhs and Stationrrn

NEW AND CHOICE PIANO MUSIC.
Ahoat On the Tide " EsU,r On
Gently cur boats sliies along Ger the stream
Re Hind 20 Darling sister Nell H. p D4rf. s8
Hiss ne while I'm Dreaming Vfru.r-f.ff sg
hiss me Sister while ] N dreaming.
Let me dream again of thee
Love tie little ripping Steam C-1rly I'd
The "a -sed clif, The Eun1y plain
The hrooklet IN the vnlly,
love them all. but not 20 dear
As my sweet charming Neilie.r
Dear Father, drink no more fet,-rg, I'd
The above sent By mail. postpaid, on receipt of
price. OLIVER DITSON & co. PuflisLers ~
Washington Street Boston 800
June s-dawtC
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var Mont Cf.NT.E tLASD SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SPRING AElAS- ,i,NT
C.m-.4l pa. Dc, 1866

ISIS c'u-a ..t-a EEu -.s-.
le15e 1--..1--.l at-..7 8. Sc. ,-f. p. 81, and
.laI Irl.aIsssas soa-es p.ia. atf.uA Neon
rectlr- no H Tie River Junction and Bellows Falls
With train. p --"-- 81 .-ce--Gr. Sp-.u-fc-t and
New f.--- 1lr s.n- 90 New y ok &C l'i7 p. Mani
wi-l .-a.U. .l ff--llHsl. h. =.
steam h.it Express leaves Montreal 40 3 Sd All.
~ t-r..1- 20 -, Lt.c George. SIrltr-u. Rutland,
.ili u " Oh LAKE t-1-ll-4-l Steamers and Au--
luul Road.
nay Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. 81.
St.JoAus az IY An. -ielsaurl at $50 a. NJ. for
h.st % &c. arriving 10 Boston Via Lowell az
iu 60 p. 81.
Ni-lt Express leaves O-lsnsfur az Ii3lA.M..
% $50 p. ~, arriving az Boston 40 .iUA ~, con-
Meeting 70 Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad al
hnst all worcester a-1 with Vermont Valley
Railroad t0r Springfield, &c. and arriving In New
YORK GO 1880 p. 81.
TRA1ys GOING NORTH AND wEsT
Leave Burlington 40 s.-i A. NJ, SIS 4. 81, AS
p. 81, $50 Pm.
psy Express leaves 3 --an via Lowell 90 SOD A.
~. tor Burlington, ST. .Ihlus. Montreal, arriving
40 Montreal az Sd p. Il, o-ieusau1-hat A. NJ
MaIl Train leaves Boston az -.UH A. 81. via Lowell
via Lawrence and Fitchiurg ot-.}1 A. ~. Spriu-
hc-1 40 T.i7 4. 81. for burlington, and ST. Alt1us.
A. b.. Blrliu-i5;. 40 a.fj A. ". fr ST. Adams.
I.ntreal ami R.lses' Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls 40 1000 p. N.
.'inS passengers from Vermont Valley r r
leaving New York at 2l5 p. b., and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston % $50 p. 81, connecting %
White River Junction with train leaving Boston %
$50 p. b., f0r Burlington. Ecuse's Point. Montreal
ana oElensnurs, with Grand Trunk trains Cor tie
West
Sleeping cars are attached 90 both the Night Ez-
t-css trains running between ST. Adams and
ton, ana 81. Adams and Springfield.
Through .icEets o. Chicago and the Res. fr
sale the Principal stations.
Ticket 90 Detroit Chica-1 and al points West
sold iy u. N. DEURY, Agent, No. American Nc
eel a-siIa stol, ~ -Il--l-e cLcckcl through.
e. MERRILL, sup't.
s.. AIfans J-uc O. 1870.
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NAVAL OFFICERS, INDEMyIrY

OtIt .s Of the Navy who los, clothing by the
" destraetion Of vessels during the Wal can re-
oaas which win enable them to procure
2oi, Boston, Mass y Suuie'sihsS. BAL Box
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northumberland.
northumberland.
Lie--Heatth--!Sfrength.

Hunireps and thousands annually die premature
ly. y zen, % they woulu give the Great French
Remedy.
, 1866-08-17

1fium the Albany Journal, A1gn.t t3th.1
On Saturday, Sheriff Fitch, who lad been
occupying nattsel's, determined to dlspos-
eess Samuel Fox, well.to.do farmer OF mid
die uge and excellent character, who hns
Sons sons groTa 1 up. T IL. Fox i've. ~ near car ITe the
Kources Of the Swits1<i1l, about mile and q
holf from Reusselacrriltc. He Is a man Of
-Aut'-lsentcrs. Shcritr Fitch had with HIN,
to MD In the eiectment, a half dozen
deputies aud Colonel Church. afr. Fox, In
pursuance Of the advice Of como so.catied
Lawyer. determined to offer rcsis:anrc to the
officers Of the Inv. BE did not obstrnct the
removal Of his goods, but refused himself to
1eaye the premises. The posse, However,
after 8 severe struggle, succeeded in putting
him and lis two Eons into the road. Fox
thereupon proceeded to Renssc1aeryiilc and
procured warrant against the party, from
-ustice Crawford. A constable served the
writ, and the whole party Wcnt orer TO- the
village and gave bail
By this flank movement, Af4. Fox succeed
ed IN obtaining time to place his household
goods back into the dwelling. and r1eu the
possession. He was discovered in a back
room. frpm Which Colonel Church and Dcpu-
ties Southland md Scnnnell determined to re-
move hira. The Sheriff and assistants pro-
ceeded to brcnk down the doof, when the
three namcd rushed In. They found Ar. Fox
with q pistol in his haud, which he lad drawn
mp, but owing to the suddenness of the at-
tack had not had time to fire. Church and
Eouthard grasped Lin, and enleavorcd to
Errst tlc pistol from his hand. After q
Ing it. althonugh be was assisted b.
his son, rho Has attended to by scannc1l
The pistol WAS hTe-t,nrrcllcl revolver, com
pletely loaded and bIr. Southard took at
early opportunity to tsc four Of the barrel,
of The party then completed the dlspos
session, end Mr. For was retained in cus1od.
for rs,sfstinE the officers Of the law. II.
gave his parole to the officers that, If not ta
ken aWny Saturday, he won;d psaceably &C
but be will do so. lie alleged Tint h
had some business to settle up before goin:
to Albany.
Mr. Fox has alwaya borne a high charac
ter, ED there Is no doubt that be does tht
from a desire to maintain himself in Ill
tights. He will he here today, In custod.
of Mr. Southland.
, 1866-08-17

From tho St rnul nunect, Aug, Hill
The strike among the deck hands employ
ed on the Northwestern Union Packet Com
ranyss bosts has resulted rather dIaastfpus1v
to the strikers. An ne stated last week, the
Company, rAtheT than submit to their de-
u,ands, sent to Cincinnati for negroes and
employed some COO Of the latter, ut a less
rite than the old binds werc paid viz, SIS
per month. The negroes hare all nCreed to
work 100 days for the Company, and ono-hatf
oil their wages Is to be retained until the
contract Is completed. Several Of tho boats
hcre been supplied with these crcws, aud
thus far they have given good satisfaction.
The ftr1kcrs are much chagtlucd at the
bad success Of their movement, and fnccnscd
botl NJ the Packet Company and the colored
crews. Captain Davidson has received anony-
nous letters threatening his bpsts, and per
eonal violence to himself, but he laughs at
such things. as Of courte, such threats arc
1ncrc toah. It wns thought that the crcws
might be intcricrcd with by tie strikers, but
the latter, It teems, know better than 10 At
tempt such foolish piece Of business.
These negroes arc quite musical fellows
Their songs and cl,oruscs, wiIpn tic boat L
Just landing Or backing cut, nrc really rnc1u
dious. and worth hearing. They seem to b.
orderly nnd Industrious. Many Of them hav,
been In the army. VIC wcrc quite amused, .
dny or two ugo, Ut sec1ng fur Of them r11sl
up 10 Colunel Owens, with the sa1utatiou
"Gor a-1uity, Mass'r Owcn-&lat you2"
Seems that they had served In tho Colonel
Qnartcrmaktcr Depart mcnt, in Mississippi
and recognized him at once. The C0lone
was quite autptiscd, ~ well ~ pleased. tosG
tic "boyB" hE1in.
, 1866-08-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


4ALAl7pA1 AfEslN0s huKHRk 4os lSuD
Tho fa1mfng community have becn blessed with
anoihes dry. cle,s, cool t1a., aording avcsy tacti
lily for securing The grain already cnk and that
which ID ripe for the tIekte. The demand for cur
reneJ from tho country, In order 10 1ore the now
crop. continues quite brisk. though whtIo aome
louses reported fewer drafts upon them than yrs+
tcrday, 1t vas the reverse With oilets. In addi+
lion there wns an increased dcrnand for 1o4us 1t
shost dates, on mercantile account; sud taken
altogether. the supply Of currency Is diuDIshlng-
However, therc In no appearance Of stfhscneT ip
The market, ns trrt class naunes arc tesa1y taken
NJ 10 Per ceat There Is no. much doing In the
pny OF call foans, though We hear OF fow to-dnJ.
which werc rlnced at The same rale ~ iao paper.
Outside and second clnss signatures 4re taken Oh
tho slrcct nj 1&a1H per cont per month.
There was lssa inquiry for Exrlango today, and
In vicw Of tho Increased demand for Currency.
tho market waa srcak hnd lower range Of pslcos
prevailed. In Tho forenoon Eoand lots Of bank
css' exchange changed hands At pArla5c, hut IN
ahc afternoon Il cou1d not bc placed at any hgurc
aborc par. There n no change lu connter rates
par bnying md 10 premium selling.
Thc,e was less activity In Drcadstu6a Today
thau ycttrraay, thoush on somn articles advanced
prices ou.a,rcd. F1onr was 130esc hctte4 on
Nhiid Tfntcrs. Wheat alsaneed k1Ce or rev, ,and
101Hc on old Spring. Corn oponcd ar1a and sd-
vAneed Nc, hut subsequently roeeaed HE6He.
Oats were tamc. Rye was dull. Barley was
| quiet. Mrts Pork advanced tQc. Groceries wese
| lairly active and drn. Tha demand foe Dry
Goods VIA moro active Al p1esioaa prlcca. The
| Fall trade IL now commencing, and promises Ia
| aggregate 1srgely-nost OF our jobbefn expect
lug heavier busincsa than thai Of last year.
ii The opening tho New York Gold market wa,
ahaac caslcr thau At tho close Of yestestAy. hu
subsequently, tho shading Wa sccovercd. Th'
| following dcspatchcs wero roecivcd BY Boy
{ ~
, 1866-08-17
Tho Approaching Execution Of Stark.


From Tic Hartford coursnt, Ausnst l&1
ALBERT. L. StarkwcathcE, the convicted
murderer Of his uuthcr and sister, has now
reached point in hts eyeutfal Life wl:re hv
1cmosse, which crowd Inevitably in the MUD
Of one about to expiatc his criries. Next Ffi,
day he dies upon the scaInld. He has f,asscd
the boundary Of hope, and his sto!cls;n has
departed, We anh him nov In his prison cell
changed man from what 1c has appeared to
&c nnt! . recent period. Apparent tnditfer-
Thoughts Of liie, built up ty the strong
lorce OF u hopeful mind. havc become buried
in the realities Of his situation, and thoughts
Of = u control. He secs the chasm-lt Is
e.: e. lew DAYS journey fafwarti-aad. for tie
blood OF his kind. Is. SO lar as giving csideace
n his appearance is concerned, touched with
realizing sense of his condition He IL
nervous, restless NIGHTS, and when he asked,
ezectca,'' a tTe1,oz in his voice was quite per-
ceptib3e. To his spiritual adviser, Professor
Ennohdson, hc tA]ks freely, hut what he says
Is wisely kcpt for the present, secret.
Tho execution will take ptsce within the
jail At o'elo:k p m. rrecixely The gallows
Iooae. The murderer If the warden Of
the Stase Prison, WAS BWung. 4, limited
number Of tickets will be issnel admitting
spectators. There has been crest demand
:s.e thcse, but the Sheriff can sccommodate
enlE few comparatively, as the capacity oi
there can be In seeing the unEortunate mar
hung is beyond our comprehension. Recent.
y there hss been grcat rush Of the people
to 6S dhs 3sl to sec the a.t..ouc sa4 + ~.
service thcsa yesterday, to keep the crowd
:aWaE. though Sta1kweatler ka1 not Attend
ed the sobbath e1erclses FIR sonc time
Hereasses., Until the day Of execution, no per
SONS, except those Immediately Interested ID
the condemned, viii be admitted to see him
S1ch Az order has been giyen'ain 'complianct
with hte request. And really It is no plac;
for curiosity seekers. '
, 1866-08-17

y my tins This month C1over Seed was neglect
ed-nomlnally held At $500
T1l1aw WAS quiet nj 1se for city butchers md
111l1hc 70. eouniq. Tbs offerings ate Light. =
Tho Dry Goods us.@et gave signs o. renewed
activity to-day. osdsrs IRE eoutn: In more freely,
and lafEer ial'ux oF huJtrs u1s "a town to-dcy
th4u for some time past. There Is no. ma:eriat
charge In wines afnce our last report. Oar job
beyn are beginning TO exhibit the fsli stylea, which
are arriving freely
In tho general way the1o IL Geisly? netiyc de-
mapd for Groeatiea, and the market Is STEADY II
our quosa1ioaa. 6nSaEa arc hEn for al sTades az
,cept common Cuiss, which are dan and heavy
Cotces asn eteady End dru With considerable aa1cs
in the johbins way at ssHeaaoc, for Rio. Syrup.
HEe unehaneet- Teas xrc stronger throughout
the List 10 the extent OF 3Gsc, though we make no
change Oh the .tsnse, Is tho finest qualities are
aearec.
There nrr no new features n tho lion and Metal
trade. Busineas is good for the Season, and the
markets are Ht1n Ut our quotations.
The folloutn: dispatches xere read On 'cdaaEo
to-daJ= - .....
BuTRA1o, August 16.
Wheat entirely nominal Corn quiet 1t -7ue.
Oats unchanged. FRlShts la3hie On enrn to New
;a2sk;; ;s & * o4sespn 900 ba wheat; 1soo ba corn,
- roa,. -, N5x:T :ToHK, Augu.t y;
o. 1F1on F1onr. loflse hfshss; b Western ~ sxt..s x;eo@
SiaSIM CON heavy 4 assfe. Oats 5elter II II
t5AT!r- PORK nrttre u S3t-sa- 1srd au11 a. so4c.
Whlskey quiet It sc In bond: Cod is1as.. ~
01:a3. Com luiet ii &c. Oats atrong It 15es 17c
LATER.
In the Afternoon, Wheat was tnscHFe and no.atn-
a1y unchanged. Corn was quiet. with light sales
Of 10. ut 57ke. Holders we've a.kin;; 5.4e, with
buyers as E'Hc-
, 1866-08-17
tElEUNE4.
:. :: .SIMCE;>TEE LAST
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ANNUAL MESA:
:, e.. -.~ '-@''
ISSUED " THE rzorzz1oB oF
:: HCSTETTER'S
:
Stomach Bitter
.--.,HE;AIfTH
- -
Il The GBKATEsr OF IE1poRAL BIZ
nsdet4ra1 nos this gsteat sd s{teeAhae ges
u3lc TOXIC aui ALTERATIgE
h.s heen immensely
..... Il: tetcaa<-

Not only tn tti14eounszry, !, sut IN IN osrer IL
which eoasus7re oeszs cur nsg. tta' pccac;ar EFT
of rne Article arc Known Aaa apprecsases- It has,
na1d suffed to Al tu:1stea, al locaut1H md ua4 NJ
q eFexJ elsa ef aos5esy. Compounded oke'the pu
TexEsaa&e ingredients 1=s1IcJet WITH xny rtoe1zl
nF eoEzoafvc veEetatAa aHlad. sua combining
properties cf a WHOLESOME srcx4ewE, sc
Tie AE4AxtsE k1d N es1deus ASTIh1LLIo
!. AGESFs It i suaossed ~ practical esrsn1se.zs
SAFEST ed hg unpts.a<tieed phys.eix,a nj
stREs1 12EvESTIvE, REGULATING aaA -.
HA11VE PREPARATION OF TEE AGE.
The nataEo ef tts eonspoeHts Is he best r1a,z,
Of IT. halElesEaesz. 1t c1sztst1 o& tae ssssasr
ExGne df Sound Rxe. z:a*lsated With soe d,
tosde anti -seastte, spezant &attscgoEtic, nd AZ
s7ssusotie hssts. ruots md h7sfz that botzasers
se1ch hss TT developed TOR t,a r.e II rsn.
vegetable suh<tkea taax sefs t1so IL compositteu
called and a=aecsaa Win kcrupnk,sa ca,x. and .ex
Etat IL 1os soand and pezhes o6 Ia xtad I. used.
manufacture. j.
IN ths fsctos1 u Ptttsharxh, peuasyt-xaia,as
Of inspection tsr rns<c thorough ta1H n1t 1dcpssd
Eovaruzent a1tnoE1t5. n te4t of tae qaansy of
Eress stzpaee q, tfe Is ftzorora1s praet.ee Eve
barrel of ths cereal ssnaalaas which forms the-
of the Etttzs u hee@tatued 10 b absolutely pure
fnxe II II received into III manufacturing depsxa
and every lsat and rhse at NE mesaicsstx !ngru1la
sezut11tzed be&Ke tn psEocss cI innutoo ecc*raena
Such u me eaax1ous eaaA<itr al the taaks Ia II
The A!ttka a<n sxsp3ze3 that t5e Pfu5t1esoz7 aze
kr<pa l1xs ssoek On h.rd md to srpp,y
dnsnzue md HeztE1 natkes With Al article u.asat
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Terrible Tragedy In Somerset County,
MATy1nnd.
fCosrespopdcncu OF tho baltimore Americana

EAI1suunr. Nd. Aucust14
1xrlte 10 inform you Of terrible tragedy
1hat occurred yesterday at the burial Of q
Young man named llAtton, In nocknwalkiug,
$cmefsc. County, Maryland. After tho func-
ral the remains were conveyed to tho private
burial grounds Of joscphus HUMPHREYS. and
when the srlntfves md frlcrL- hAd asscmb blcd,
4 very worthy young man named John Hum.
prcys, from Prtuccst Anuc, escorted ycsa-
iIvs, who had recently married man By tho
na1nc OF 1saac tarnca Cooper, to tho grave.
Her husband stopped thcm aud threat.
encd 10 shoot him II he proceeded
o3e step further: whcrcnpou . brother
Of tho Indy. named Purncll John
son, very worthy citizen, said. ''If ron
rant to shoot any onc. shoot mel Cooper
Immediately drew revolver and shot r.
Jobnton through the heart. Mr. Josial. e.
1InEsWorth, obe Of the most respectable a.
well Us lcaccnble citizens Of the State, at
tempted TO restrain Cooper fsnm further Vi
o1ence, whcsrupon he Cooper turned upon
aud shot him through the nnck, killing Him
in about five minutes. Another Of tho by-
ISLANDERS knocked Cooper down with chair
md tied him eccurely, With the assistance Of
the people present. This Is the most fright
fiji homicide TINT has ercr occurred In this
comfy. Will avoid all comment. I will
however. Inform you that Mr.. and Mrs,
Cooper Ind separated, and tho hitter had
BEEN living will hcs brothers fos the last
three or four months, and had applied for 9
divorce from her husband for alleged Ill
treatment IL ".