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WHO WANTS A GOOD FARM.
Circumstances constrain me 10 offer foI
sale tbs Farm


on which 1 now reside. The farm is known as the
nSEfhoUR FARH,n-is situated between the
Rutland & Burlington R. r. and the Lake. Is a Few
fOds over one mile distant from the r. r. Depot ,
consists OF 80 acres Of land. less and has
and the balance in pasture The farm cannot be
excelled as a grass farm.
There is upon the farm. at least $500 worth Of
white pine, white and red oak, and hemllck tim
Der standing, The farm Is well watered AID has an
abundance OF stone; easily quarried ami accessible
Ihere Is an lneNhaustable sup. ly Of good brick
clay, and bricky ard in successful operation with
IN ten rods Of the Railroad.
There are upwards Of 900 choice FRrir TREES
Qoing well, among which are some sixty Pear trees
There are some 50 choice Grape Vines. and Whit
lock says there is no better sou and exposure for
nuit in the Valley Of thu Lake.
The iarin has about Cne-half mile OF bold and
pleture.aue rocky shore; a beautiful alienation
ing timber.
With plenty Of elevated sites commanding fine
viows Of the city and lake with timber, stone
and brick material in abundance for building pur-
poses, the farm offers desirable opportunity 70
the lovers q the beautiful in nature tor a SUM-
MER RESIDENCE, with facilities for boating
fishing and bathing with easy access % the City,
and yet removed from its dust and hustle.
To the Market Gardener, the grass and hay
farmer, or the MiIkman q uld he specially yau-
able. Being close 70 deep water, and llyirr
the materials ior dcckin. On the yery shore it i
well worth the attention Of LUMkERMEN and
MANUFACTURERS, whose OPP ortuLities f0rex-
pans0n are limited BY the present ownership %
al the docking privileges. and BY the danger
Of hre, in the heart Of the City. A Docs can be
constructed here for less than One-half the cost Of
any dock in the city. Easy Communication with
the Lake and Rail Road, IN connection with tie
facts named, Will make the location %. great value
20 manufacturers
There is a comfortable dwelling house upon the I
farm, ana a new tenement house.
Will sell tn farm with NithOu. the Stac., I
Crops, Tools, and Furniture, with possession as /
soon as desired, A tie farm is somewhat heavily .
encumoered by mortgages, portion having yet .
some years 20 run, terms can Re made easy % the .
purchaser Tor proportion olthe purchase money.
J.. S. ADAMS.
Burlington, Vt. July -9.h, I-5-. d1w2W
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

man some time since was repairing gas leak
corner Of 18th Street, and 9th Avenue, New
York lie went into the excavation and then lii a
match. An explosion Of the gas took place, and
the man was much burned. Dr. ToBIAs Venetian
Liniment was applied freely, and in three days
the man was about his business in the Manhattan
Gas Works as well as ever. His name is Samuel
r Waters. This is one Of the wonderful cures
made ey Dr.. TOBIAS celebrated Venetian LINZ
ment 1t IS not only good for Burns. but for Old
Sores Bruises, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Threats
Cuts Insect Stings Pains in the Limbs, Chest and
back also internally. for Collie, Cramps Diarrhea.
Dysentery and Group. It is perfectly innocent to
take internally. and is the btst family medicine
IN the world. Orders are received all over Europe
for it. The most celebrated Physicians recommend
lit never fails. DIR. TOBIAS uts up ever drop
himself Sold by all Druggists at 50 cents and 81
per Bottle Depot SO Cortlandt street y Y.
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Cambridge Cattle Market


TUESDAY,. Aug. ~.
Amount # Live stock at Market
Cattle. sheep Lambs swine.
his week. 80 -f57 l5E
From Vermont s3l E35 IL
Prices Of Market Beel-extIa sI215 a 1878.
First quality o. ~ a n -.
SecOnd quality, 10 p0 a 10 81.
Third quality, o 90 a 70.
Working Oxen z pair $50 2.s, 30 A 30
Mich Cows and Calves, $50, 90 -, s., a leo.
NearliL-s go q 30.
Two years old, 81 a 80.
Three years Old, Sc a -.
Prices OF Sheep and Iambs-In lots g. =, 30.
IS a 90 each extra s. 90 a 3 %, or from = a
&c a. pound.
Spring Lambs, 3 30 a ~
Veal Calves s. a u.
Hides 10 MlO. C.
Talluw a &c e n.
Lamb skins o. a &c each.
Ca.fSkins % a pc z ..
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gesal gOtifss.
sILAs ROOTS EsNATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sppoi,te<
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tret OF Chittenden, Commissioners receive exau,
and ADJUST the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Sas Root late Of south BurinT
t9n IN sad District represented nsolvent and also A.
Claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto; and sy
said Court for that purpose we DO therefore hereby fys
notice, mat We will attend to the business Of sp-
pontment At the dwelling house of Electra Root In
days October and February next at 10 O'Clock, AN
on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of August. A II. 1867
HUBBARD CHITTENDEN, Comma
7. W. LIYoCE, sione-.
wSSS
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
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generally
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GILES MCNALL,s EsE.TE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the rro
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DR.. ;. FITCH'S
Family Physiciau.c

seventy-six pages 25 cents. Sent to any ad
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CAUTIoNTo FEMALES DELICATE
HEALTH.

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Boarding accommodations for patients who may
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,p,Ess GENTLEMEN EMPLOYED,

L. Picture business. Very profitable. No risk.
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NV loRR. Aug. ID
Mexican adyices by way of Havana, state
that Juar,z has ordered Santa Anna to be
tined according to the law ct Jan 1850, by
which Macmillan Was tired. and under
which the Identification oi the prisoner l.
sufficient evidence ior conviction. Vidal Is
70 be kept in close confinement. Marquee
had been taken prisoner and was on ms way
to the capital
Among the lists Of carIealnei officers is
Salmsalm whose wife l. still 40 the country
trying hard to save his LIE. Otterbourg
had received his credentials a. Minister
Plenpo;entiary.
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ERRORS YOTTH-

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
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effects Of youthful indIscreton, will, for the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free to all who need t.
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishin
to profit by The aivertisers experience. can DO so
BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
- Cedar Street. New York.
may : 4 f.vt,t,--
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Gren. Grant, as Acting Secretary Of War,
tn Is morning received a percmptory order
from the President to transfer Gen. Sheridan
from the command OF tie Filth Military
District to the Department Of Missouri, and
to place Gen. Thomas in Louisiana. Gen.
Grant sent the Instructions 20 Gen. Town
send, the Assistant Adiutant General, TO
prepare the order
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1t is stated that Gen Grant refuses to sign
the order tor Gen. Sheridan's removal and
that it VIII be forwarded by Adjutant Gen.
eral Townsend
Sec. Browning had another severe copges-
tive chill yesterday, was Obliged to suspend
hIs labors and was taken - his residence in
a carriage
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Died.

In ills city, on the .Cth inst, Emily N, infant
daughter Of Rev. E. Mix. aged Z months.
In this city, Aug. 18TH Kitty Follett, daughter Of
Louis and Marcia Follett, aged 10 years.
in this city, The 10th inst, Florence Wetmore,
youngest child Of DR.. Il. Il. and Margaret 81. At
water, aged months.
In Huntington, Aug. 18th. lS5-, Of cancer, Miss
Reoecca Thomas, aged - years.
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A committee has been appointed to invite
the President to he present at the Seheutzen
fest here which commences next Monday.
lie has expressed lis determination to be
present.. 1t is the intention Of the commit
tee to make it the finest occasion Of the kind
ever celebrated
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New YORK. Aug.

The damage by the recent rains Is consid-
cradle. The railroads on the Jersey Fats
are submerged and tie trains are behind
time.
Judge Holt viii be granted leave Of alb
sence from his present position. If SO, 1t Is
probable some other bureau viii receive his
attention.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.

Although the order for Gen. Sheridan e
removal has been sent to Gen. Grant it has
not yet been promulgated but probably will
be to day.
In lengthy interview with the President
yesterday, Gen. Grant protested against the
removal Of Gen. Sheridan, and endeavored
unsuccessfully to get the President to coun-
termand his order. Many of the Presidents
warmest friends denounce in strong terms
the action be has taken in this matter and
the otstinaey be has exhibited from the first
As the affair Is now arranged Sheridan will
take Hancock's place, who is transferred to
thomas present command, the latter taking
Sheridan's department.
This assignment of Gen. Thomas viii not
give much satisfaction to those persons IN
New Orleans who have objected to the
course pursued by Gen Sheridan: and al
though rejoicing at the removal of the lat
ter it Is not believed they will show any
great enthusiasm.
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Death to Pin-NOrIns

-. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP is
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MOTHER BAILEY's QUfETiNG ST.
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NEW YORK, Aug. Il.
4 special despatch from Fort Hayes. Aug
20 says Indians are all around Us and are
very Troublesome. WORK has been storrsd
on the railroad beyond this point for the last
reek The Indians have been firing at
everybody yenturng beyond the Fort, and
they have succeeded in capturing d great
deal Of stock. To-day strong expedition
left the Fort against them, omp.sed Of 300
men Of the volunteer Kansas cavalry and 80
Irgulaf troops under Capt. Amcs. The ex-
petition designs striking come indian vii
lage on the Saline river. ten days march
IRON here. No wag ns are taken. and the
troops 20 prepared 10 move RAPIDLY More
troops arc demanded here. or the territory
will have 10 be abandoned. The command
ing.. officer OF this Fort j. completely crippled.
beng surrounded by .ayag,s and having
hardy corporal guard Of men.
WASHINGTON, Aug. p.
1t is stated that there has been "a open
rupture between the President and Gen.
Grant. about the order tina. has been issued.
changing comnandcrs or Military districts.
mi that the trouble arose On a change 10
,le wording Of he order.
Much Indignation is felt here at the re
mlv4l %. Gen. Sheridan
Gon. Sicklcs has made himself So ohnox-
iau- To- the President that it viii not be very
surprising ii De Is also removed, unless be
rtctdes from the stops be has taken ln appo-
,Ition to the policy II the President This
t.vuh!s grows out Of the generals intcrfcr-
ing with the United Sta'Cs Court at Vii
IningtOu.
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MOTH 4 Err EGEIES.

che only reliable remedy tor those brown dis
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A Washington despatch says that at Ca
binet meeting to-day among the subjects dis
oussed was the removal Of Gems. Sheridan
and Pope. No final result was arrived at,
but it is understood that both Of these Off
GERS will oe removed shortly.
Weather here very close, rainy.
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O'CLOCK INSTITUTE. fir-t Glass Board
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Burlington. Nov. =, 1866.
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Cattle-sales Of Cattle frmer than last week.
Prices ruled full &c e cwt higher. The lnrger
portion Of the stock composed Of Cows. Heif-
ers ana steers, mostly two and years old, Of fair
quality. Market fair
sheep and Lsmts-Shsep and Lambs we're bought
at figures established last week. The majority
were sold fro.a s. n 81 a head. BALES we're not
as quick as last week The supply. 1857 nearly
the same as last market.
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TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY.

-sERIoUs REFLECTIONS for Youse MEX. in Essay
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FIsHER,s CorGHpRops.

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