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ACROSS THE LAKE.

\ tine deer was killed at Port Douglas on Mon
day by the Keeseville boys.
Rev. John Townsend Adams died in Flatts-
burgh October 10Th, aged s. years.
Moriecai Brown, formerly Of Keeseville, died
in Pittsburgh, Pa, October 10th, aged 20 years.
Thomas B. Phinney, formerly of Clinton Co,
n. Y, died at Fairbault, Minnesota, October
oath, aged AZ years.
family gathering was recently held at Peru,
Clinton County, n. Y, Of the family Of Joel and
Berthsheba Ayres, who formerly resided in Wey-
bridge. Of the issue Of this worthy pair there
were eight sons, who were all present at the
gathering, and whose united ages amounted 10
5l2 years.
A bloody attack upon the Boys in Blue in
Chsteaugay was made last Saturday by Demo
cratic mob, in which stones, slaves and knives
were used. Many were severely injured. A
Young lad from Malone, by the name Of Willard
Greene, is thought to be dangerously wounded.
A long cash is cut over his temple. The Boys
in Blue came of victorious. Sheriff belong
arrested six Of the rioters. who are now in Ma
lone Jail
Our Platiburgh friends compliment our Bur
lington Swans by drawing freely on them for
the series of lectures now in progress there Pres
Angel delivered the opening lecture Of the
course. Prof Buckham, follows Nov. ID, with
lecture on Z" Pithilnism.' Rev. G. B. Stafford
delivers the nextlecture Nov. 9th, and Prof Peter
Collier Of the University the next, New. 10th, on
., drop Of water.
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Permanent Cure for Catarrh H. A
WONDERFUL Discovery !-Ifyou have an offensive
discharge from the head nostrs INSTRUCTED or dry
partial loss Of hearing or smelling pain over the
eyes; or substance sticking in the throat, affect
Ing the voice, get Dr. KESNEDr's Permanent Cure
for cafarrh." 1t completely eradicates all Of the
above symptoms Of this loathsome disorder. and i.
curing thousands who had become discouraged with
using Sngfs and caustie ,olufions This wonderful
remedy is sold by all druggists and is warranted to
cure any case OF Catarrh not complicated with other
disease JoHS F. Henry Successor to Demas
Barnes Co) q Park Row, New York, Sole Agent.
Persons sending s225 and history Of their case to
Dr. A. 5. KENNEDY, Auburn, y. Y, will receive his
personal attention, and the Remedy, expressly
adapted to their condition, will be sent by return
mail, postage paid. Oct. 18th, -tt6w6w
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A 50 GREENBACK offun value sent free to


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Matthew Hale Smiths New Book
q" Sunshine AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK."
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WoLcorI- CRowN.-In Milton at the residence Of
the BRIDES father, Oct. 81, 1865, by Rev A. J. sam
son, Ma. CHARLES L. WoLcoIr and Miss LYDIA E.
GROWN, both Of Milton.
MAcoABEE-BEAcH.-In Westford, Tuesday, 10th
october by Rev. 5. Parmelee, ID, Mr. FRANCIS
B. MAcoAHER and Miss HANNAH /. BEACH, all o
that town.
ARLEss-O' BRIAS.-In this city, Oct. Both, by
Rev. D. W. Dayton, Dir. GEORGE c. ARLEss and
Mss ELEANOR VBEIES. both Of Burlington.
BRowNELL-BATEs.-In Colchester. Oct. 9Th by
Rev Z. E. Herrick, Mr. HENRY W. BRowSELL and
Miss Hattie ". Bates. All Of Colchester. No
cards.
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STOCKS
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.

NEW York, Nova.
Money active and stringent at per cent. on call
Sterling Exchange steady at 1924 a lO9i for first
class bills
American Gold lower, opening at 1881; adv ,ncing
to 1896, closing at 49,
Government bonds continue active and declining.
The following were the closing quotations:
T. ). 6s 81, coupons ia "a rs; 5-20s coupons '62
~ a t. do coup '6i 1861 a LOG; do coup, '55 1854
"a lOoi do '65, new coupons, l09 a i do 20 1923 a
81 DO % lilo "a /; lO-40's coup los a ~.
Inc following were the closing prices at the stock
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HOW t. GET PATTI

HOW To GET PATENTS - For opinion
no charge. Send sketch and description. For APP
picaton, send model, not foot in size, and
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drawings, caveats assignments prepared; rejected
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patents, and appeals. Patents taken out in all Eu-
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TIE StEATUBTiN.
The SaBaiCrian !
THE SANATOBIAS
East sSSig ,!

Last Visit ;
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Il IN Decea. er, VIII only visit BURLINGTON
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. . 4 10.
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TIEGREAT NEW ENGLAxDREu-

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WHAT Is
M. B. O. s.

Our reasons and we trust our il 'tcation Tor call
ins the public attention TO Motlsr Bailev's Quiet
ing Syrup, furnished by the frequency and "a
ialy Of the diseases Of infancy and childhood. So
alarming and serious the diseases that one child
in throe dies before the fifth year These facts az
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
the Importance Of using remedy, (Which contains
no Morphine or Poisonous Drug and never hiL,
when timely used to effect a cure 1t greatly A.
sists the child through the months OF teething al
lays all pain, reduces Inflammation, corrects aodity
Of the Stomach and never fails to regulate the bow
els; makes sick and weak children stsona, and
healthy, produces natural sleep for the child there,
by afiordng rest to the mother. For sumner com.
plants Dysentery and Diarrhoa, it hss no equal.
For Wind Colie Commissions, Gripping, &c, it never
-ii.is TO i've immediate relief
Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup. FOR children, e
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no other and you are safe For Sale bv An T,r,,g
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Jnue 81. d6wlTris
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DIED.

BRowy.-In Waterville, VI, Oct 9th, Mr.. W. S.
Brown, aged Co year,
speAE.-'n this city, on the 3lst ult.. Of typhoid
fever, W1ysLow SPEAR. aged 81 years and seven
months. Plattshurgh Papers please copy.
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IN GENERAL.

The venerable DR.. sprague, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, Albany, NY,
preached to his people on the last Sabbath Of
August $50, 1861 the sermon which he
preached Aug. 80, lSls-just 80 years before.
1t was his first sermon.
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AMOUNT on 1--WE STOCK AT MARKET.

1l0INT VT u : 0IULh Al NAHNET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine
ms week $50 9,0l5 1929
Last week l-gO Is-IJ fqci
Vermont e3- 3q3 no
Prices Of Market Bcef-Extra, Sl2 - "a l3 % first
quality sll 80 a. l25O second quality, 5000 "a IL
o.: third quality s. ODD "a $50.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Worbine Oxen % pair
$50, S2p1, $50 a s325.
100.
Neariinss SIS a 81; two years old, so a IS;
three years DID, SIS a 60.
Prices of Sheep and LaInhs-ln lots s., $50 40
3 - each; extra 90 a 81 500, from a &c y ..
Spring Lambs s. 80 ~ 81 50 2 head. Veal Calves
rene.
Hides 90 a I0ic. Tallow, "a SIZE. Pelts 20 a
Sc each. Calf skins 20 "a pr per H.
Prices Of Poultry-EXtu l6i "a l7c; prime lGi "a
medium lie.
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Several colored Bishops addressed the Unita-
rian conference at New York.
Seven persons Joined the Universalisl church
in Woodstock last Sunday, an Of whom save
one were haptised. 1t was the first addition 10
the church IN four years. A meeting for con-
ference and prayer is held every Tuesday even
inc in the houses Of members OF the church.
Rev. Dr. Hedge writes from Paris that the
preaching ia that city in the English language
is very badly Calviuistic, and recommends that
the Unitarians and Uniyersalsts here and IN
England unite in establishing regular services
there Dr. Chaplin approves the suggestion.
Three ladies were blpt.sei by the pastor at
the close of the religious services ut East Ran
dolph, last Sunday. They also received the
rite Of confirmation. Knecling al the altar, the
pastor placed his hand on the heal Of each, and
uttered the sentence. So Defend and bless, o
Lord, this thy child, by the divine grace, shat
she NAV be thine forever and continually III
crease, more and more, in thy holy Spirit, until
she shall attain to the perfection Of everlasting
life in thy heavenly Kingdom.
An exchange says: The apostiSy Of Rev.
! +. Abbott, who avows the belief that Christian
! ity must perish, has made division ia the
Unitarian society at Dover, y. H., and AZ a late
parish meeting his friends were in the majority,
SO that they occupy the meeting house Nearly
all the members Of the church, however, are
united IN an effort to procure an injunction re-
stralmng the Abbott party from using the
church edlhce, on the ground that the house be-
longs to " the First Unitarian society Of Chris
tGHS IN Dover, whereas the Abbott party do
not claim 10 be Christians. The question is no-7
! before the Supreme Court Of the State.
CHRISTIAN UNION
Fverywhere there are new and striking iB,li-
cations Of the growth Of a spirit of Christian
union. In London. England. there has lately
organized the Christian moral association, with
the object Of uniting in perfect liberty, without
attempt nj amalgamation, twenty-five different
religious sects who agree in recognizing, first
the sufficiency Of the Scripture second, the
trinity and unity Of God and thirdly. JUSTIN
cation by faith Theassociation already reckons
numerous members among the Baptists, Presby-
terians and the evangelical clergy. 1t is intend
ed shortly to hold a Christian moral congress,
and to create literature in favor Of Christian
morality apart from dogmatic religion. An
Episcopal correspondent Of a Belfast (Ireland)
paper recommends a union Of Protestant demo-
limitations in ireland, and contends that no sub
stantia difference Of doctrine exists between the
Westminster confession Of faith and the prayer
book to cause q serious difficulty. " For up
wards of forty years." he says, " have been
Observing the current Of events in the north Of
Ireland, and silent but rapid approximation Of
the two churches 1.-THE Presbyterian and Episco-
palian) in principle and practice has been going
on"
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special Notire

TO DYE. OR Not TO DYE!-Tat is
the query. If y.ur hairs gray o- god. then hear
yc Use CEIsrAnoEo'7 DYE, ard none viii ieer yc.
CRIsTtp9R9'S HAIR PRESERyATGvE
AND BEAuufIER
It actually edsctu- wonders People with
their h4'- almost ruined y the use Of deieterious
uostrums. are now rejoicing in o luxuriant crop,
and this LAS been accomplished by short use Of
the above wonderful compound.
sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dress
cr. Mandatory No. Is Nailcn Lane. Principal
Depot No. Aston House.
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Chr 3lrWs.
VERMONT.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON COUNTY
Ha,sley Of Vergennes has sold his inter.
.ts manufactory Of hubs to Strong x Ros
ttt5F-
,.--a belonging to Mr.. Evan J. Roberts
s-s,,ile. becoming frightened, ran, throw
. Mr. Roberts and generally demolisaine
before De could be stopped
-.. V,rrennes Lyceum is very popular, and
.r7.rted. On Thursday night the ques-
itr6t the reading Of standard works of
he Discouraged was discussed with
.r..ls horse belonging to farmer in
.a,y. Vermont, was bitten on the
-.,fy d rattlesnake, and died in fifty
--- agony. The reptile was tramp
4 BIS the horse il its rearings and
the bite.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
.r.. SLING sheep in Pownal last week
.... are selling in Bennington Co., to ship
Eli IL 55 cents bushel
ae. Rupert Cheese factory have sold all
s.-e in a lot at IL IA cents.
...i Teuplar Lodge with 30 members,
-srilad in bennington last week
r. Artemas Ward, aged -, Mr.. Joseph
or AGED -. ana MIS- %. i H4aAls aSIA
have died recently IN Sunderland
.-...-.t,.,r,o' If aD aurle. raised bv Mr..
-' W., # Bennington. Of the ~
-.. variety. WIS inches.
r,~-,l WIN was AWAITING trial for
.,'.1r a C,tbolic uriest last spring.
I'm -t.. R.rriroton i4il last Wednes-
Ella. s,,,l,-
. -ht4 t.f'' -. ~ 151 = "
should Doe iLe'..'' "l'- $50. N '-1
.'' value OF yearly business "i''N iiA'
gwen To Ai-.As'oA-
rHe-e,ut Mechanics Fair held at Nan
....-. y. %. diplomas were awarded TO Colby
DR. cheers, Of Waterbury, for childrcu's car
-.- and Timothy NIutUn, Of Brattleuor0, for
matte lathe
H.,
'.iH'- Jun '.,-'''',''' '' i..f- wa IA ID
.l-.n-.As III I" e'l inl'l' - cA.'ei' Two
' nan 'i>t 'I l.st D'Isel DcPo'' 'h-1'e
g over me ufeah Mountains 10 the centre
.-.. town oi fefu-
H- jonathan Draper Of Salisbury died
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= one hundred years ago the now cele-
bratel Plantation Bitters were as well known
in the West Indies rs they are known in the
United States. 1t is true that they were not
known by that name, but their compouents and
manner of manufacturing were the slme-save
that there has been added Calisaya or Peruvian
Bark, celebrated the world over for It's wonder
iul tonic properties. Even to this day these
Bitters are popular as ever, and their sale and
use or these Islands is constantly increasing,
and there can hardly family be found, rich or
poor, who is without them We do not wish TO
impute any wrong to the American proprietors
Of these Biters but that they are the orginators,
We most stoutly deny, and they must take such
umbrage at it as they please. At the same time
we take this occasion 10 say that more valuable
tonic Bitters cannot be found IN all the world.
We consider them just the thing for weak and
delicate females, and all those requiring a mild
and gentle stimulant.
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Misrellaneous.
NOTICE

WheTeas, my wife Mary Miles, having Ief. r,v
w bed and board, without sufficient cause OF
provoeation, hereby warn all persons fron Iar.
ootinS or trusting her on my account, as shall paw
no ueots Of her contracting after this date.
Milton, Vt, Oct. 7th.-w3w i-'''
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One sFEIsdred millions.
Public Lands

I'm bic .1nHS
s..-.-,-,.,
'-'- ''''' VI '''' A-90 81 s1'
$500 Der mile As fast As the sections u twenty
mile. ar, sou,plered They have received in ,d5i.
tior ir,f,rtant ,;ra-t. fro, .l. STAT. and .i,.. of,
California worth mar. ti,.n s3.ooo. 600 ~ Coin
The proceeds Of these Lands. BoDt. Csuiral STOCK
substitution. sptye.,tions and Ne, 2,rrf7,s ,-e
invested in the suterprise TO which E. added the
amount realized from the First Mortgage Bonds.
These latter have the first Zen upen the whole prop
erty, and issued % the same amount only the
Government advances or to the extent ofaAgutone-
third the cost value OF the road, equipment &c.
The rash res,u-eos are Abundant f,- the c,,--,Ie
ton Of the work, and the net earnings from the way
traffic upon three hundred and fifty miles now open
FOR business, are more than double the eurreu, IN
terest liabilities.
u Resides ,,f,.-., .,, ali ,,-,,,,,, l,s,.oss
tbis Rad b..in, the host lands far sat,l,,,o-+ ,t
most productive mines the nearest markets and l,o
inc eXempt from eompetitiop will always c,,,,,a-d
larre revenues. which are wholly in ,oi7
VI '''' ''''' - am cay l1'' No'p' '-1
alos.d rpv,..or- - s,-, ,, ,,,.-.,,..r-...,.
Ialls and rro6,alio .scnrit, ,g,,,ll A M I'm,
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There are eight extensive water privileges on
the Lamoille, between Georgia depot and Nor
risyille, which without doubt would be developed
and made useful if the Lamoille Valley railroad
was ever built, the most extensive being in Fair
fax and Johnson, and the only two now used
at all being in Fairfax and Morrisville.
The .Ne'rsdeaier devotes half a column to
skunks, the most interesting item being that
Mrs Farr of Hydepark, has caught three of them
IN her hencoop, with her hands, by resolutely
seizing the animal by the tail and suddenly
''twitching him off his pegs before he could do
any mischief in his special line.
In Hydepark on Friday last, Sheriff Dwinell
/ arrested two scamps named Lucius Lackey and
/ Chase, both Of Belyidere, for passing a counter
/ felt ten dollar bill; but they persuaded him that
I It was sin Of ignorance, and he let them off by
/ exchanging the money for good money and pay
ing the cost. After they had taken leg bail for
Canada he found that they had been doing an
extensive business in passing bad money.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The North Derby Hotel is re-opened under abe
management of James W. Ladd.
Mr.. Enos Bartlett. died in jay, Oct. IS, aged
70 years
Mrs. 5. }. Blanchard died in North Troy, Oct
IS aged 81 years.
Mrs. W. R. Blanding died in Troy. Oct. s,
aged p years.
Miss Emeline Albee died in Morgan, Oct. >,
aged Is years.
Mrs. Adds Williams died in Glover, Septem-
Der 9th, aged "a years.
Mrs Daniel Eean died in Coventry. October
23d, aged 81 years
young lady Of % summers. feet : inches
tail, weighing 80 lbs, passed through Island
Pond on the cars for Canada Oct. 20.
Active measures are being taken to enforce
the fsh law at Magog. Already have the officers
come into collision with the law breakers.
Over two hundred car loads Of stock were
shipped from North Derby during the months
Of September and October.
james W. House is building another store on
the south side Of the line as a complement to his
Canadian store few rods north.
In island Pond A. C. Farmer has raised from
one-htth acre Of land this season, $40 worth
Of cabbages.
Receipts for customs at Islard Pond for the
last three months have amounted to S451.O0 IN
gold per day. As many goods are bonded
through to Portland to pay duty there as Jay
duties IN Island Pond.
ORANGE COUNTY.
J. NJ Warner died in Braintrec Oct. %,
aged IS years.
Young Lord and Flanders who were arrested
iu Orange, for shooting at Mr. Beeie, have
been tried and the former was fined $50 and
costs which was 20 d. and the latter was sent TO
tAe State Reform School.
Mr. :. N. Web ter, Of Flirlee, while at work
with a threshinf; machine caught his hand IN
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MARRIED.

MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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