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Sprrial Aotires.
"a CERTAIN CUREr for Incipient Con

"a CERTAIN CURE- for Ineipient Con-
sumption, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and General Debility, will be found in
Or. Tobias Pulmonic Life Syrup. This valuable
medicine, compounded from the gifts of the "Vege
table Kingdom" will be found a sovereign remedy,
in all the above named diseases. The demand 70
this valuable compound is daily increasing, and it
will without doubt become as popular as Doctor
Tobias celebrated Venetian Eminent. Consump
ton in its last stages this Syrup will not cure nor Is
there any remedy that viii; relief, however, will
be found by its use. What it Is stated to cure it
surely will do, as trial will prove. Thousands of
certificates can be seen at the Depot. Sold by the
Druggists, and at No. 10 Park Place New York.
Price 70 cents. Ask for Dr. Tobias Pulmonic LIE
Sprup. and take no other
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AGENT Tor the United States.
Jnne Sd. d&wlYriss
TurGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM

THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM
EDY-Dr J. W. P0land's White Pine Compound,
cufes sore throat colds coughs, diptheria, broncht
IS splitting Of blood and pulmonary affections gen
erallv. Ii Is a remarkable remedy for kidney com
plants diabetes difficulty Of voiding urine, bleed
ing from the kidneys and bladder gravel and other
complaints - 100.
PoI1Hds White Pine ComPouHd.-After having
given it thorough trial can confidently recon-
mend Pofard's White Pine Compound as a very val
uable article for the Of colds coughs and pull
monte complaints generally. In several cases we
have known il to give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had failed. IL is an
article which, in a climate promotiye Of sudden
and severe cods as is that Of New England ought 10
he in every family; and We sure that those who
once obtain it and give il fair trial, will not there
after be willing 10 without it-Bos,oa Journal,
A VALUABLE MEpICINE.-Dr. POidnd's Whffe Ffi.s
Compound, advertised in our columns. is successful
ataempt to combine and apply the medicinal virtues
Of the White Pine Bark. 1t has been thoroughly
tested by people in this city and vicinity and the
proprietor has tssiE31ials 10 its value from persons
we'll known to our ctizens. We recommend its trial
In all those cases of disease 10 which il is adapted.
II Is for sale by all our dugrists-l6- d IsdfPsH-
DENT.
Tie Whus Pine Compound Is sold in every
part OF the Unia. States and British Provinces.
Prepared at the sAy EsGLASD BOTANIC DEPor,
Z BosroN, MASS.
Oct list. 1855. wlvr
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Ie funeral of Mr.. Vim. *. Taft of Willist-n.
allg morning last, WAS one of the largest ever
-a a Wiilstoa. some 300 Masous in fun resa-
a were present The Rev. Mr.. Campbell of
NHtu, dictated at the house, and Grand
Master ira S4yio5 Of Richmond AT the Masonic
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y any BOOK Agent. Book Agents waited Tor
Matthew Hale SIuEtl's New Book.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK;
work Of absorbing interest, rcplete with anee
dotes and incidents VI life ia the great metr' p3r
Gu Agent ia Hartford old SID ia enc dav one agent
ia Masa- .ald 30 IN one week one agent m Conn
sold jui in one week SO look published tnat sells
20 rapidly.
II you wish o. Sn.w H.w Fortunes are made ana
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street how Country f.ieu' are ~ iudled ~ 'naI
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low gambling houses ami lotteries are conduety"'
how stock and oil companies originate ana now 'hv
bubbles burst Read H. It will tell you all about
the mysteries Of New York and il contains mogrs-
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V'HE French great sensation novelty, eheapness;
tongues brilliant in tone Of the best construction
with the most recent improvements new keyless
pattern. Eight select airs. Eminently adapted for
the drawins-room table. Guaranteed Of the best
workmanship and performance. No. 1 size eight
airs, 81 No ?, l6 airs, 81; No. 3, q airs s. All
sent free on receipt Of the amount No agents no
discount. Address WIN. SCOTT, Agent, No. p Mar
ket street New York
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Despite the had weather quite number Of oar
c.t zen- assembled at the Home for Destitute
Children. yesterday, bringing with them be
tween thirty and forty dollars in money and a
quantity Of household supplies. The carriages
provided TO carry guests made trips every hour,
loaded and it is evident that the interest felt in
the welfare Of this institution is not small. Eut
the very bad weather, no 15aet, prevented
many-especialiy from .ae County 2round-from
attending or sendi+g anything. The managers,
We are sure, WI thankfully 4sesiye anything IN
the way Of provision for TIE winter, that may be
sent then at any time.
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WHAT ~
NJ. 3. G. S.

Our reasons and We trust our r itifeation for call
ing the public attention to MotLar Baileys Quiet
ing Syrup, are furnished by the frequency and IA
tality Of the diseases ofiniancy and childhood So
alarming and serious the diseases that one child
in three dies before the fifth year. These facts ar
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
the importance Of using remedy, (Which contains
no Morphine or Poisonous Drug and never fails
Cwhen timely used to effect a cure. It greatly as
siss the child through the months OF teething al
lays all pain reduces Inflammation, corrects acidity
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
by afTording rest to the mother. For summer CON
plants Dysentsry ard Diarrh@a, it has no equal
For Wind Collie, Commissions, Gripping, &C., Il never
gaails to i've immediate relief.
Mother Bailcy's Quioting Syrup, for children, il
an original medicine well established therefore USE
no other and you are safe. For Sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London, Conn.
Agent for the United States.
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rou-.-yots- for Presidential Electors will
distributed this week throughout the States
.r tbe Republican State Committee. The Repu-
u Town committees should see TO it that
a.y are ln proper hands, Oh election day, and
...-aa vote J, lost f3r Grant and Colfax, for
...t ola printed ballot
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REMARKS.

Cattle arrived freely to-day. Recs1ts for the
week 1850 head all of which arrived to-day with the
exception of about 800 head last Nednesdas. We
found nearly 100 Cattle yarded, driven from Brigh-
ton. Batchelder 4 Fuller had some 20 odd head Of
Western Cattle Last weeks prices have been well
supported and sales quicker. large share Of the
Cattle changed hands this morning. We shall soon
expect TO see a better grade Of Northern Cattle We
notice already that some are meal fed.
coed last week prices have been maintained. IL Is
presumed that many Of the butchers have bought
two weeks supply on account Of election next week,
and will not be present 1t VIII be wisdom on the
part ofdr0yers to remember this fact
Poultry-Prices on live poultry have reached
about their lowest point. We observed some line
spring chickens sold by L. II. Smith at one shilling
n also other lots at no higher rates The supply
is equal % the demand.
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sprrial ylotitc5.

AVERT DANGER st a. the uet-le
Danger we pluck the aa,er Safety" SAYS >aaa--
p5ars. r,sfl. invalid. la ysa wish O.. pluck u--
flower Ifs.. iuyi-oratc your system with Hos
TETTEE'S STOMACH DITrEg~ Strength f.. l.ur
afty Weakness IS never SAFE. Acute a.-ea..
'l.,...i. -. ,..,,. -... a. ,.-.,.fI. 49,.
,-..- ,...--4 v.---a-.r,5- i-......-aa- how
ever l,, rsBtle laxative a more potent blood ls-
pgreut than aHy prescribed ia tae uharmacopa..a.
and ,he best aillous medicine eztaut Tt is te-
cause it combines SD many medicinal properties that
this nlriahle vegetable specific produce such exc
tr-0ri'u4-y .9.et. S. preventive. 10 irestals
disease by end wing Tire human phys -ge with eS-
ira resistant power .s 81 curative -l-''.i7 TIE
-'.si'-,l WINE l.-' '-1- -'' i'5
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or All ,l.ofl-, t.r.s. rho grrrFRs AM, tb. -rr..,
and most er,a,.a1s-, r,.. atts.-.i b., leading
chemists. and corfru.a fv some of tic most emil
uent medical practitioner. ia the Uaitel States.
'RiNIAboKo'> FAME is ne oa-i'lu-
ola Graa- fi't- no can ''nA or DENY -- tina,
DIS tADrl->loh HAlh ii J. 'rii-- '-- d --'-
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v Day. Of this city, hal his right foot
ru. ribs fractured by the falling Of der
90 the Rutland railroad wharf On Friday
..as. Tie was in the employ of L. Barnes
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CUsufAS-JUul-In this City. 90 Thursday. Oct
ed. 10y Rev. It. A. P. Torrey, Mr.. William r. Cush-
llan IF Dmi'n-t d and Ms Sarah 7. Judd. dau-A
ter of Rev. F. Z. Judd Of Dubuque Iowa.
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Central Pacific r. R. Co.,
Receive from the United states Government about
ten millions # acres Of the
Public Lands

ltDllt- 1-dIItl~
Situated along the line Of their road also subsidy
loan Of United States six per cent bonds averaging
So 600 per mile, as fast u the sections Of twenty
miles are completed. They have received in addi-
,iau important Grants from the State and cities Of
CALIFORNIA. worth more than S3.OOo.0OO IN Coin.
The proceeds Of these Lands Bonds, Capital Stock,
Subscriptions. Subyentious. and Net Earnings are
invested In the enterprise, TO which is added the
amount realized from the First Mortgage Bonds.
These latter have the first lien upen the whole prop
erty, aud are issued to the amount only As the
Government advances or to the extent Of about one
third the cost value Of the road, equipment, sc,
Tho cash resources are abundant fol ..o sompie
ton % the work, and the e.rninss from the way
taGc upon ;l..ao l-..il~d and fifty miles now open
fr business, are more than double the current in
.arsst liabilities.
n Besides mileage upon all through business.
this Road having the best lands for settlement. The
most productive mines the nearest markets and be-
inc exempt from competition, win always command
large revenues which are wholly in coin,
Two thirds OF the Loan IS already marketed and,
isI-in- by past experience, the loan will soon be
closed. investors VINO ucelEt an uuusuhAlS 7dtf &c
liable, and profitable security would DO we'll to pur-
chase before the Bonds are all taken.
- The Company reserve the fiSht 10 advance
the price at any time hut ali orders actually ia
f-.a.itu at the time Of any such advance will. be
Glled at present price At this time they pay more
/ than per cent. upon the investment, and have
from National and lars, guarantees superior "a
I anu other corporate securities NOE ogsred.
The First Mortgage Bonds are for 81 go each, with
semi-annual gold coupons attached, payable In July
and January Bets in,sFesf and principal are made
s-g-ess'y Fayabis in United States gold coin. The
back interest from July lst is charged only at The
currency rates
We receive all classes Of Government Bonds, al
their full market rates in exchange for The Contra
Paehc Railroad Bonds thus enabling the holders e
realize from TO 10 PER CENT PROFIT and keep TIT
principal Of the. Investments equally secure, an
receive the same sate Of interest for longer period
Orders and inquiries will receive PEoIapt attention
Information descriptive pamphlets, &C., giving
full account Of the organization. progress, business
and prospects Of the enterprise, furnished on aPplea
ton. Boals cent by return Express at our cost
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED by BANKS AND BAN
uyp. Acr,.Ts ron ruP toAy and by
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AGENTS WANTED FOR

A ND how they Lived, Fought, and Died for the
n Union, with Scenes and Incidents in the Great
Rebellion. IL contains over 100 fine Engravnes ami
500 pages, and IS the pciest and cheapest war book
published. Price only $3.50 per copy Send for cir
cuars and see terms, and full description Of the
work Address JONES BROTHERS & Co, Phila-
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Walkers Hotel at Lyndonyille, which wa
burned last winter. is being rebuilt

Walkers Hotel at Lyndonyine, which wa
burned last winter, is being rebuilt
A bold attempt was made to rob Mr.. Daniel
Goodrich in Walden on the 10Th inst. He was
knock down and his horse seized, but the for
tunate appearance Of team frightened of the
highwaymen.
In Sutton David Ash has sold his farm to OH
yer Hall of Sheffield Robert johnson to J. c.
Tbhets T. A. Smith to John Blake Of Burke
and David Wisheart has sold to one Gregg Of
NestmOre.
A hog was recently CARED in Lyndon whose
live weight uas sos lbs. June u it weighed 300
lbs, thus having gained 800 lbs. in 4 months
and eight days ; or about four and half lbs per
day.
Mrs Betsey Mathews died in St. Johusbury,
aged Is years. In St Johnsbury, Oct, 18th,
B. F. Norihrop died, aged 10, and Mrs. d C.
Kinneson died, aged 80 years. Mr.. Seneca
Ladd died in Danville, Oct, 10th, aged 6i
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GEO. p. ROY, ELL : CO.'S
y dvertiSing y 9eucv.

They have reduced advertisiu- Q" a more per
feet - sttm than has been ucWu heretofore -ha--
Teton Pa. Ssuffn,l. oct. Hi I767-
Whatever is prompt. meJh0ticli, and straight
forward they practice in their dealings, and only
that.'-Bosf9I Commonwealth, Not. HI, l-d5.
We are prepared to receive advertisements ior all
Amo.c-a newspapers az prices as low can be o.
:ainsI at the offices of publication. GEO. p ROW
ELL & co. Advc rising agents. 81 Park Row, v
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N GENERAL.

& Na-I'---e iIuIe i4ieiN Ht "a 90" Nt''-4ili
from lady s head
Three target Companies day parade Brook
Ign, ny.
The AVERAGE. rr'.e .-i.en far ,.o1l in this state
n 0-c-.n, IS FORTY cents r.- ronud.
I'm. .. ,.r...s a.,
p,,.e-,'-,.. NV. .- '' .l.,...,'i ,t C,m;i,
n ...... 81, Ella
7r . -' ~ ~ ~ a.. ms, or3
10 '' '''~' '
TO- Ni""I-
s flock OF ANTS t-u MIKES ia "lll recently
swept acr jess ~'.stl Valley. ~-Aiy.u County
Cal.
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.t'. ~ ~. ~. -.
I'M. ,.--s-.-.l. If. N DO 0.., 900 D.r.-r..
,....,.. .......
--''l TITO N' .-.'
van s',4 ".-' --' '---'e- -'e--'' -'
~ ''--
s Taunton Ala-.. farmer discovered nine
-suus- ID Dis Uis- cellar. q teW morning ago,
and retired as gracefully a- BE- aau.L
Twelve thousand dollars VIII 'e avian DECD -i
Il-e-- FL. tteI-.. H.'' a'" .' i.'-. ID. '''
Dexter l'll-- '.'D
The ami. rr.na all through tt. is immense.
The frs. .a....- Of ..rIa- bring from - t0 -
q I.~re1
r... ...... .e l...l 1..,..
r-..,
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lulepea4.-, I.-u.r OBJ, name ''
political GIN. H Mons H, 5.e.- com sod Oh i.'ril
H,ua. ieu. and War Democrats.
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TuEIHLE AccpNr.-Mr. William X. TAFT Of
VHston. was instantly killed yesterday aser-
noon. while engaged in moving "a small ten O.
a.at house. He hai got the house in position.
ard just as they were about TO lower it by SCREWS
IN 90 its foundations, the building swayel one
'.la. coming down upon the ground and crush
1. the deceased, as It f.l. between the sills and
..ac timbers. Mr. Taft was a brother Of Hon.
B. s. Taft, Of our city, and of Eleszer Taft Of
SIlth Burlington. and highly esteemed citizen
af Dis native town. He was flyers Of age, and
leaves wife and three children 10 mourn his
I--. Tie was a leading member Of the Masonic
Paternity. under whose auspices his funeral
viii be held on Sunday morning next At il
u clock
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artr Adrertisen rnts.
SEED POTATOES!
Early Rose and Harrison
POTATOES.
FOR SALE BY
E. s. BRO NELL,
ESSEX JUNCTION, Vt.
Fed POTATOES

LAWRENCE 4 BURNAP,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
BURLINGTON, VT,
Office over Merchants National Bank.
L. L. LAWRENCE WILDER L. BURSAP.
Sent Il dpwkw3rr
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Corner Bank Block, north side Square, Barlins
ton, Vt.
Oct. nth, 1867 W.T.
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Southeastern shore of the Island of Hawaii
The subsistence is plainly shown by trees when
were once on dry land being now in the sea, and
rocky islets once feet out of water being now
submerged
The Republican " Boys in Blue at Cam
bridge last week, marching to Il flag raising,
found their torches filled with poor infammable
article, which took fire, and nearly hundred
were rendered useless A committee from the
Democratic club waited upon them and gener-
ously offered the use of theirs, filed.
1t is now rumored in Kingston, Mass, that
Deacon Andrews did not at first accomplish the
death of Cornelius Holmes, but on going out
early the next morning found him still alive'
and finished the brutal work by crushing IN ms
victims head with stone This accounts Tor
the body being warm when found.
The governors Of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
and Missouri unite in a call for a convention AT
Prairie de Chen November 10, to take measures
to induce Congress to vote moneyfor the improve
ment of the navigation of the Fox and Mlscon-
sin rivers.
Its reported that the hackers of the Wards
left Springfield soon after the defeat Of that crew
and that the oarsmen, having been worsteu III
the race, were left penniless by those who pro
fessed to be their friends. They sold their boat
to 'Patsey' Harrington and others for ; l1o'
This doesn't look as if the race was - sold
but there are great many foolish rumors 10
that effect.
Mr. Pomeroy's Ereniag Democrat, which
met with marvellous success, is changed to a
morning paper. The Morning Democrat Is TO
be a live paper Mr. Pomeroy Is determined TO
spare no expense to make his paper an able eS-
ponent of Democratic principles as he under
to- aFsN~ll
ocrat's table who believes with him. He has
secured the best editorial talent in the market
and organized brilliant corps of reporters.
The " Brick " is a live one, and goes in to win.
In the CarroIton (La.) Jail, on Thursday
night, two negro prisoners, one Of them charged
with outnging a white woman two years ago
and the other with killing little girl few days
before. were shot and killed by number Of
disguised persons. An afray occurred IN
Gretna. Just opposite, in which two negroes
were killed.
The present is the most practical of ages,
and Louis Napoleon Is the most practical SOW
ereign in it. During his late summer tour he
was continually busy personally inspecting IN
veutions either for manufacturing or warlke
7 uurucses The last number Of the London IL
l,.strGfed Times comes to Us with three sisnit-
cant enerayings In one Of them Napoleon Is
practising with a new revolver in the camp at
Chal5ns in another he is examining the effect
Of artillery shots ON a new kind OF armor Tor
ships. forts, &C. and III thethird he is mounted
on a locomotive experimenting with petroleum
as fuel
4 Mail reports from Peshawur, India, dated the
. Doth of August. announce that at seven O'Clock
that morning Peshawur was visited by an earth
quake Ii was at first gentle, but Afterwards
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET,
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARxEr.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT NAREET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
This week $50 1915 1861
Last week 1900 1917 5s53
Vermont 10 lO,2s6 ITO
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra sl3 90 a - so; first
quality SIP 90 "a y 50 second quality, sl050 a IL
90: third quality 81 90 Dl00 90.
Prices Of store Cattle-Wor1ing Oxen, T. pair,
$50, 500, $3.50 a 1925. -
Milch Cows and Calves from $35, SO, s65, So a
100.
Yearlnss $50 a 30; two year. old, $50 a Is
three years old, SIS a 60.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots 81 80 =,
81 each; extra 81 a 81 50, or from ?. a &C Y 10
ncne.
Hides 10 a lO]c. Tallow, a SIC. Pelts 20 a
65c each. Calf Skins 20 "a DC per II.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra l64 "a lie; prime l6i a
l6ic; good Isl a Ice; medium Is a lj.ci poor to
medium Il c.
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on the Vt Central r. r, named
sr-.n Of Mortified, caught his arm
Two cars at Essex Junction carly Fri
ming and received severe injuries.
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AGENTS! AGENTS.. AGENTS.!.
WANTED Ladies and Gentlemen IN every
w town ana city iu tie Uatcj States, O. act as
Age. Is for AUSTIN 81 Co.'S
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE.
We arc now selu- great vlriot, Of ricl and
valuable goods consisting Of Dsy Goods. Gold and
Silver Watches, Carpets, Furniture. SIyoTPated
Ware. Cutlery, Fine Jew-lry, sewing Machines, Ec.,
comprising nothing but useful articles wanted in
every family. ior OyE dollar EACH, which cannot
be- purchased i'm any retail Store Tor twice that
Our inducements 90 Agents are greater than any
other House in the Trade send for descriptive
checks POO Clubs Of Ten for 81, Thirty for s. Fifty Tor
g. larger ones ia the ratio. Circulars. swing
iull Information, sent free Dfclarge. Parties tosi-
rous % acting AS Agents viii send iu clubs and
eeire In return iar the same Dress Patterns Wool
Blankets. Gold OF silver Watch, Wooden Carpet.
sewing Machine, Web afCottan. and various ltllr
valuable articles a proportion o. The size Of the
club.
y. We DE- rat invest an aur capital i1 l8shy
lalfc0lumn advertisements. LEe SOM, other houses
ia this trade. hut give our customer 81 larger
amount ol goods for their maL.y Instead Address
AUSrl CO.. .Hi s-uasr >-l.-t- Boston Mass
Oct -a-Wit
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Seal. u znowon the 18th and 2ist.

ra- .a, Tuesday See that your name
...-a. as.l list,
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Chr 9ews.
STATE.



Miss Ann NJ. Keland died in Vergennes. Oct,
IL, aged II years.
Mr.. o. II. Kile, Principal of the Vergennes
Graded School, has purchased Mr.. Henry Cram S
residence on Green street, and viii take posses
sion in a short time.
Not less than 5000 bushels of apples have
been delivered at Keller and Balls Mill, Ferris
burgh, since Sept Doth. The mill is provided
with good water power, two Of Newell's presses,
and has a capacity of forty barrels Of cider per
day.
A tree of immense proportions-a bass or white
wood tree. has been found on the south end Of
Snake Mountain, which measures twenty-one
feet in circumference. California proportions,
surely.
An old-fashioned husling " bee consisting
Of seyenty-fye couples, added 400 bushels of
corn to John Brittell's crib in Weybridge, and
were bountifully entertained for ii.
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