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side Of Shelburne Point. Thompson died from
cold and exposure in the open Lake, lit was a
cold October day. and Clancy, who was living
when the boat struck land, had not strength
enough to save himself, and persisted there. One
Of the party, Robert Connolly, an Irish lad, who
ehowed heroic endurance and presence of mind
throughout the whole affair, survived, having
just strength enough remaining after the boat
grounded to crawl on shore, and thence into a
barn, where he spent the remainder Of the
night, and then made his way to a house the
next morning. Clancy was a brother Of Pro
fessor Clancy Of the University but was not
in College
The work of dragging for the body of young
Marsh went on all day Monday, and was renew
ell again Tuesday without success. 1t was done
under the direction of Mr. Wakefield Presi-
dent Angel, who is himself good boatman. ac-
companying the party. The apparatus used for
the purpose, consisted Of a tarred rope 400 feet
ong, to which, at intervals Of two fc ct apart
were attached, by snoods foot long, stout pick
erel hooks. Weights at the end and middle hold
it to the bottom, and by drag ropes from each
end, passing to two row boats it Is draw over
the bottom.
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The ere in St. Adams, Monday P. NJ. where
by the barns and part Of the house OF Mr.. B. F.
Rugg, mile from the village were consumed.
WAS occasionei it Is thought by Mr. Burc's
hired man in lighting his pipe he was
seen in the barn "a little while before the fire
broke cut. Two boys discovered the flames first,
who instantly gave the alarm, hut before any
water could be brought, the hay in the NOV had
taken fire. Two barns, containing 100 tons of
hay, several hogs and calves, farming tools. Nc
were burned, woolshed with "a quantity Of
wood, the wing of the house and tie roof Of the
main building the furniture was all taken from
the house, but the total loss is estimated 70. over
$4,000 ON which there was $4,000 insurance.
The buildings were he d, and quite nice ones.
Mr.. Rugg was absent from home at the time
The fire engines were az the spot as soon a-
possible, hut found too li.tle water to save any
thing but the main building.
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TuE CmuEuEN COUNTY FAIR takes place
next week Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday and
sc presume the people Of the county generally
arg making their plans to 4u Ire There aal to
CONS by no means empty handed. We know
that one Of the largest and most Successful csiii-
billions Of this character has but recently been
held on the same grounds, and some may fear
that the contrast between the two displays may
not be Sol favorable to ouI County institution as
to he pleasant OF encouraging hut, Jet such
remember that our County Fairs hayci followed
the State Fair before now, IN Burlington. and
have been allowed by all. TO be- ga the whole,
tle best exhibition Of tle two DIT cln De next
week If our farmers viii take hold, and make
the Fair, a= it should be- a full exposition TO, the
resources If the county. We mag See uo mann
moth General Grant or b.. schuyler toli.v.
but ne can have displays of our working oxen,
which are really more valuable for comparison.
We may mis-. "a few If che contributions of the
ingenuity and skill of onr sister States, but In
their place We may see more Of our own. and
hui the contrast interesting and instructive.
Our county cattle. sheep, swine or horse may
not equal either in character or number the
exhibition We recently had the pleasure Of adj
iairiu-. but they ought to Dee sufficient 60 show
most cou,inciugly that cur county la~ consider
able 90 boast Of after all Til 70 fact that our
county never turns out So enthusiastically aud
crelitally at "A State a- at County Fair and
tr lie reason that each .le ttiui- thai many
entries viii De made Throughout the State I
large that room would he wlntin. ia they come
forward as they do when they know that the
suece.- Of the exhibition depends entirely upon
their own efforts.
This year every advantage .r beautiful grounds
furnished most completely for the object is Of
f.ro.i fl1 tine convenience and announcement II
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"a STANDARD REMEDY

"a STANDARD RENIEDY."-such an
article is " DR.. Tobias Venetian Lnimeut" 1t has
stood before the public for 81 years and has never
failed giving satisfaction in single instance. Ev
erv drop OF this valuable compound il mixed by DR.
Tobias himself therefore, it can always be relied
upon 1t is warranted superior to any other for the
cure Of Chronic Rheumatism, Toothache, Headache,
Sore Throat, Vomiting, Frosted Feet Mumps
Group. Burns, Cuts, Sea Sickness, Insect stings,
sprans, Cholera, Collie Spasns, Dysentery, Bruises
Colds, Coughs, Old Sores, Swellings, Pains in the
Limbs, Back and Chest. There is no medicine in
the World that stands more on its own merit.
than the Venetian Lnment" Thousands Of Ger
tihcates can be at the Doctors Office attesting
to its rare virtues. The great sale for DR.. Tobias
/ Venetian Liniment, has induced several unprinci
paled persons to counterfeit this Valuable Rene
/ dyi' purchasers cannot be too careful to see thai
q DIR. Tobias Venetian Liniment' il stamped on thu
glass, done up in yellow paper, and signed ." s.
Tobias." All others are dangerous eounterfets
and although they may resemble the Venetian
Eminent" in color and smell. 81 Benars Of them
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers throughou
the United States Price 60 cents and one dolla
per bottle Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
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MAR ErS.

NEW YORK, Sept. D.
AsHEs-Quiet.
COTTON-Dul.
FLoUR-Still losing favor. Sales I3.4i0 bbls at q
20 "a 80 for Superiine State Western; go a $ r,
Common Choice Extra State; 6J a. "a do extra
Western. - a 10 90 good Choice White Wheat
extra; n 20 10 20 Common Choice Round lioou
Ohio
Rye Flour quiet. Sales 20OO bbls. at 80 a 81.
:. torn Meal quiet.
WHISKEY-Quiet.
WHEAT-Unsetted and lower Sales 7-.u0u bush
at ca a 65 for No Spring; / 73 "a - No .
Spring, / 50 "a 90 No. l do; , Is Winter Red We
tern; 20 White Winter; s. extra choice do. So
White California.
RYE-Sales 5000 bush. of Western O. ~ 1l.
BARLEY-Advanced saes 1000 bush State at
I 50, and go bush Canada Western
BARLEY -fALT-Quet
Cont nchanged. Closing dull Sales ftom
bush. at - "a D, for unsound, 10 "a ~ for sound
mixed Western.
OATS-About lc better and less nctiyc Sales $1,000
bush at % "a 10! for now ufoJt Sd old donloat
RICE-firm.
CoFFEE-Fim and quiet
SuGAR-Fim. Sales uul hll-. 40 Ipl H l2Cuba.
MoLASsEs-Firm. Salcs 5lu binds uf Mu-.lado ut
iO a lie.
PETROLEUM Firm at Ice for Crude. g! aa.c Re-
fined bonded.
HUPs-Quiet
LEAruGH-Quiet.
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sprrial 9lotitrs.
WE ARE NOT CAST IRO

WEARE NOT CAST iRON:-Cast Iron
undergoes marked changes under the alternate ac-
ton Of heat AID cold and the human body is not
cast iron. On the contrary, iti a combination u
delicate tissues and flores, which are exlui-itely
sensitive to atmospheric changes, and, unles- pro-
tected against sudden and violent variations Of
temperature by wise precautions are sure to be
disastro1sly affected hy them.
At this season the difference between the temper
allure Of night and day is greater than at any other
period Of the year and the stomach, the liver, the
bowel, and the nervous system are apt % receive
violent shocks from these changes resulting in in
digestion bilious attacks debility low nervous fe
yer. fever and asuc, remittcnt fever, &c. Sustain
and reinforce those organs therefore with the pu-
rest and most potent ofal vegetable tonics and al
teratives, viz. HOSTETTEB'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. The effect Of this matchless invisorant +,
to brace up the whole vital organization, and regu
late it, action. Useful ct all seasons means Of
promoting perfect digestion, an even and natural
dow Of bile, and healthy condition Of the howeli
and the skin, it is especially necessary in the Fa
when the complaints arising from checked perspir
alton are so common. 1t Is found by those who are
in the habit Of using this agreeable and uueQuale,
tonic that It so strengthens and oriGcs the body
to render it proof against the morbid influence
which infect the air during the prevalence Of epid
emcs.
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DIED.

CLARK.-In sherman Island California, Aug.
alth, John CLARK, brother Of Edward Clark, Of Fair
field, Vt, aged % years.
DfSsuoRE.-In ST. Alhan-, Sept. 18th, at the res
ideneo Of her son-in-law, Charles Nyman Mrs. Bet
scy Densmore, aged Cs years.
AIASuEL.-In Pawlet, Vt, on the nth inst,
Charles d. Manuel son Of P. Y. and Julia Manuel,
Of this city, aged Is years
CuRcH-In Underhfll, Sept 18th, Mack A., son of
Dca Ziha " and Adeline Church aged q years and
months lie was a member of the medical class in
tie University Of Vermont in 1875 and was young
Of rare promise.
O'BRrEx-In Ferrishurgh, Sept. l4th, Mrs. Drusil
la s. wife Of Hiram u Bren, in the 2th year Of her
age.
WnIrE.-In this city, Sept. 21d, Florence Adelne.
daughter Of Henry 5. and Mary A. White. aged 5
years and .. days.
Fold her, Oh Father, in thy arms.
And let her heneeiorth be
A messenger Of love between
Cur human hearts and Thee.
I.iVocg-In South Darlington, Sept. 18th, Ambrose
". Livock, in the eth year Of his age
LAFouNrAIS-In this City, Sept. 10th, IsGs, Glenn.
ence, wife Of Chas. Lafountan, aged % years.
Posr.-In Chicago, H., on the 18th inst at thu
Metropolitan Hotel, Mr. Hoyt Post, Of Hinesburgh
Vt, aged % year,.
DERBY.--In Colchester, Sept. 2st at the resi-
! dence Of her son-n- law, Hon. A. Crane; Mar
Rowey, wife Of Sylvester Derby, aged &c year,
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IMPURE BLOOD MAKES sIck-T,

VI bLOOD MA n Is SIC h.-Tht
bowels may be costive or some organ does its worb
weakly. From causes like these gases and gummy
substances occur which poison the blood; the per.
spiraton may be checked; the feet mag be so chill
ed that their etid civilizations are thrown back upon
the blood Here il cause for pains, fevers, inaam-
nations In these cases Brandreth's Pills are worth
more than gold. Five or six cure at once. Remem-
Der they cure by at once removing from the body
those matters which poison the blood and make US
sick These celebrated Pills should be in the house
ready.
See b. BRANDRErH in white letters on the Gov
eminent stamp. Principal Office BRANpRErH's
HOUSE, New York. sold by all druggists
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Mrs Betsy Perry died in West Rutland, Sept

| hTs betsy Ierry uled IN W est Rutland, Sept
IA.
Mrs. Hannah Trott died in Pittsford, Sept. .
aged IS years.
There are over fourteen hundred scholars il
attendance on the graded schools in Rutland.
On Tuesday, the 10th inst, Mr.. Spencer C
Smith, of Clarendon, had fifteen sheep killed by
some unknown dog or dogs.
The severe rain Of Saturday the 18th inst.
| produced heavy freshets in Pittsield, SherburnC
and Mendon, doing considerable damage Six
Franklin Morrill, of Brandon has raised 975 lbs
Of the Early Rose Potatoe, from 1-4lbs of seed
one eye in hill
Capt. Vim. G. Edgerton has been appointed
Deputy County Clerk, also ID Register of Rut-
land Probate district
John Gould Ruggles, a native of Rutland,
died at Newport, R. l., September 9th, aged 81
years.
John Sullivan, of Rutland while intoxicated.
had an arm broken in the Congress street rail-
road tunnel in Troy last Tuesday.
Mr. Horace Tower, of Rutland had his foot
badly smashed last Friday by the accidental
overturning of a block Of marble.
Gen. Baxter of Rutland, has donated to the
public, for park, the piece Of ground on Grove
street, west of his residence. The General en-
closes and ornaments the ground at his own cost.
Charles Williams, q workman in the shops Of
the Howe Scale Co., recently had his thumb so
badly injured by a circular saw, that amputation
became necessary.
Daniel KimbaI. ESQ, of Clarendon Freler-
lex Chaiiee, Esq, and Henry Hayward. ESQ.
Rutland, attend the Annual Fair of the Provin-
cial Agricultural Society of Canada, as delegates
from the Vermont State Agricultural Society
The Farmers and Mechanics Club of Bran
don, viii hold their fifth annual Fair, Welnes-
day and Thursday. Sept 23ri and 9th Pres
ident Angel. Of the T. '. VI. will deliver the
address ON the second day
At the recent Fair of the New England Agri-
cultural Society held at New Haven, Conn, the
first premium on saddle horses was awarded to
Capt A. ). Cock, Of Brandon.
A town pauper, s. years Of age, in Middle
town, who was in the battle of Lake Erie was
one of the seven that rowed Commodore Perry
from the Lawrence TO the Niagara, received
three wounds in the action, ami still carries in
his chest one Of the balls
In Poulmey, last week Wednesday, large
deer came down the valley from the north at
the height Of his speed, with antlers thrown
back, and tongue out took a ccuitous route
south Of the village, crossed the Poultney River,
and made tracks for the mountains 1t is sur
missed that he had been " run down by hounds
from some point neat Lake Champlain.
The balloon ascension at Rutland on the 9Th
was a decided success. Professor King assembled
from the vacant lots near the Congregational
church u Rutland, and came down in the pas
ture Of W. 4. Allen in Mount Holly The voy-
-
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WHAT IS~
NJ. B. @. s.

Our reasons and we trust our il 'tdcation for call
ins the public attention to Motl ,r BaiIeys Quiet
ing Syrup, furnished by the frequency and ia
tality Of the diseases Of infancy and childhood Sc
alarming and serious are the Diseases that one child
in three dies before the fifth year. These flcts az
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mother.
the Importance of using remedy (Which contain.
no Morphine or Poisonous Drug and never fail.
when timely used to effect a cure 1t greatly As
ssts the child through the months ct teething al
lays all pain, reduces inflammation eorrects aciity
Of the Stomach, and never fails to regulate the bow
els makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy produces natural sleep for the child there
10y afording rest to the mother. For summer com
plants, Dysentery and Diarrhoa, it has no equal
For Wind Collie, Convulsons Gripping, &c, it never
gflls 10 i've immediate relief
Mother Bailey's Quietn- Syrup, Tor children, is
an original medicine well established therefore use
no ether and you are safe. For Sale by all Drug
gsts and Dealers IN Medicine
:. RICHARDS New Londan, Conn.
Agent Tor the United States
Jnue 81. d6wlyTis
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Qeu 9drsrtissn ents.
THE GREAT
P.4CIFIC R.4ILRO.4D.

receiving the aid and supervision of the Govern
ment, and carried forward by the extraordinary re
sources and energy of the powerful Corporations to
whom it was entrusted-is rapidly approaching com
| pletion, and il is safe to say that NEW YORK AND
san Francisco WILL BE CONNECTED BY RAIL By THE
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT,
More than two-thirds oft Through Line and
Branches between the Missouri River and the Pa
! eihc Ocean constructed, at a cost of nearly
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,
And the remainder is being pushed forward with IN
paralleled visor. The
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
to whom belongs the Western and Principal Portion
of the Main-Stem Line, receive from the United
States Government,
l.. Ths right of'ray through ne Tsrritories. yiik
the use Of timber and materials along the route
~. An absolute grant Of tirenfy sections per NIL.
d2,So0aeresl ofAs PUBLIC LANDS on t4s line. ii.
minimum ralHs Of ,riieh Hou- frsd az - ~ rsr
acre.
III. 4 special issus ofU- q Sir percent Ronds. az
the arerage rate Of $1,000 per mule. deiirer,fa. fi.
,rorE progresses which fhs Company are a1sr.d 10
repay ritlbr thirty gears. manly By transportation
ssrrioes.
~. authority 10 issue their oun First Ms-fya..
Bonds 70 the amount, hlriag the prsferr,i hon
superior 10 tia; oftae GousrnHeni.
>. II reeeires, IN addition donations and ,sb,ai.s
from the STATE and Cities Of California aa91,i.g r
more than s3,ODl,oDo az gold:
Or an aggregate OF Cash Resources fIr c.n-trg-
ton Of MORE THAN sINrr MILLIONS uroN -25 WILLIS.
independent Of the ten millions or acres Of puaIi.
lands, and further subscription, 20 the Capital
Stock. The early completion Of the enterprise i-
therefore beyond all doubt.
This Company have already carried their road
successfully acruss the Sierra Ncyada Muuutau...
and rapidly extending the track acro-- the SaIt
Lake Plains, and have already a valuable way-trar
lie thereon Besides mileage upon all through
business, this ruld having the best lands Tor settle
mcnt, the most productive mines, the nearest mar
kets ami being exempt from competition. will al
ways command large revenues The net earnine-
upon the completed portion are more than double
the total annual interest liabilities To- be assumed
thereupon.
The under-isn el offer for sale, and recommend o.
investors, the
FIRST MORTGAGE ao-YEAG GOLD BONDS
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STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Sept. ..
Money unchanged at 3 "a ) per cent for call loans;
Sterling exchange shade frmer at lOSs a IOSs on
gold first-class.
Gold shade irmer, opening at li3 declining
1928; closing li3.
Governments quiet without decided change.
Registered 6's 81, 1871 "a t. coupons do ma "a
5-20s 62 registered 100 a ! ; do coup. 62 II4l "a
do coupons 6i 1905 a 10; do '65 llGi a lllt do
65 June and July l0Ss "a /; do ~ lOSi a lO9; do
6S log a l0-i0's registered lOii "a ; do coupons
IOi; a I.
Stocks stronver
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CRIsrApnRo.s mAInnrr In ST.

tKINI iDOKO'N HAIR Dl 2 4 Staple
of the Toilet It is ia demand wherever personal
blemishcs are considered II sufficient conseq uenee
to be removed Its effect is perfect it, action In
stantane1us. CRISTADOR0'S HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE and BEAUTlTIER isa preparation Of equal
merit ami rcpute. It. effect upon the hair is elcc
tricuL It n-tens every looscning nbre, replace.
harshuess -ith ,ilL.ncss and hexbilty, sem,-tuld-
ness ith Insurance. dulluc,- wiki gloss It, use
viii incline the strii-htcst hair On curl, and pre-
vent the driest from turning gray 1t &. the favor
te at every toilet where it has been tried and as
means Of keeping the hair free from scurf or dand
ruiz and TIA, scalp from calculations, IS perfectly u
,aiualie
Sold by Druggist. aul applied by all Hair Drcs
sers.-'iauuiactorl No. f- Maiden Lane Principal
Depot No. @ Aston House.
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TmEGREAr MEAN ENcL.xnp r,,.

EDf.-Dr. J. " POLANDS White Pine Com
pound Cures Sore Throat, Colds Coughs, Dipth-
era, Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. Ii is a remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints
This medicine is free from anything lsletsrions.
pleasant TO the taste safe, yet sure and effective
in its action.
May 10th, 1865 WY
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p.m oF EomBr H,yHoEp.-The venerable
q Icrr Hanaf.rl, Of Unierhiil, diedin that town
The 18th inst, ST the age Of lol years. He
..rr.ht5y at hIs death the Oldest man in
-uIea County. if not in the State
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,sa. Monday 200 boxes cheese from the
... I'D, factory were sold at - II cents
aul $50 boxes from the Mars fac
-I5 cents.
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Nr Tel.c, the Superintendent Of the Vermont
is. Hm School at Waterbury, has several boys
30 t5 School t.r whom suitable homes are
-reL A dozen or more have been placed out
Inning tHa Summer.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I'liE Honorable tho
District Of Chittcndcn, SIS Il Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested In the estate
Of LEW PRocroE, late Of Westford in said District
deceased
GREErING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
Court in writing by the Administrator Of the estate
Of said deceased pray for license and authority u
. the personal estate Of said deceased setting forth
therein that such sale would be beneficial TO the heirs
and an persons interested IN the estate Of said de-
ceased and said Administrator filed in Court the
written consent Of all the heirs Of aid es.ate in this
State % such sale.
W1sREUPox the said Court appointed and assigned
the twenty-eighth day Of September, A. ID. 1865, at
Inc Probate Court rooms in said District 20 hear and
deeide upon said application and petition. and or
dered public notice thereof 10 be given 10 all persons
lnterested therein, BY publishing said order, togeth
or with the time and place Of hearing three weeks
excessively in The BURLIsGTOS FREE Press, q
new spaper which circnates in the neighhcrhOod o.
those persons interested in said estate all Of which
publications shall he previous to the day assigned
/ for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear DO
fore said Court 10 make your objections TO granting
] such license, if you cause.
Given undermy hand, at the Probate Court rooms
/ this second day ofSeptemher, A. ID. 1908.
Ilw3 WALES Judge.
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GRANITE STATE

MILITARY ~ COLLEGIATE INSTITJ IT,
Reeds Ferry, n H.. ou Nashua Concord r. T.
REV S. y. HOWELL, AN PRrN,irAL.
Next term begins Septcmtc- 9TH send for cr';ir
September Ilw+w
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FEMALE STRENGTHENING COR

DIAL. Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the Repro
gnefne organs IL imparts tone and vigOr 10 the
Uterus and gives renewed vitality TO the whole sys-
tenn AL cases Of Debility peculiar to Females will
hnd sovereign remedy in this compound.
me following affections are among those for which
y Is peculiarly adapted Painful Menstrual Dis
charges, suppression Of the Menses Profuse Mem
&c.
Nav Both WY