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NEWS.

VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.
meeting Of the citizens Of Nergennes is called
.. Monday evening next, TO see II the CT! "AA
ne money 20 further carry out 'he "-''- ''i'
royenents now in progress there
lanes F. Palmer, lad Of II years was re-
nifty sent from Vergennes for three years
,.rm in the Reform School
o-.-l. smith. much esteemed citizen OF
s..,,-.,r. committed suicide on Iuesiay last
.-.r-, psv. Of Bristol, fell from load Of
NV Univ 2I.t, striking on his back, irhc''ng
.uris, from the effects Of which he died On
.-lne-iay the llth inst. at the age Of sfenty
..-.. leaving family consisting Of wife and
~ ch iren.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
mare. the property Of Alcnzo Gage, Of Bell
o., valued at $500, was stolen lew nights
.uee
The Bennington powder works which ran day
nd MONT during the war on Government con-
-rsct. have been dismauted and the machinery
sent West. The excellent water power is for
-lle
simon Morse, Jr. died suddenly in Benning-
I'm. Sunday morning, 18th, while sitting in his
hair smoking. Heart disease and apoulezy
we're tAe cause.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The corner stone Of the Lyndon Literary aud
blc. Institution VII be laid with appropriate
.reuouies at Lyndon Center on Friday, the g Oh
List
As stephen jackson and wife Uerl recently -e-
ending the hin from West Woodbury. "
..srleick, the h.'lbl1ks gave way ami iA'y
were both thrown 60 hecIoaul, ii-.'1 -in- AITs'
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\ great many people have asked Us of late,
Glow d. you keep your horse 50 sleek and
glossy We tell them, its the easiest thing in
the world; give Sleriiaa's CGrairy Condition
P1rirs two or three times a week.
A gentleman in the eastern part Of the State,
who was about having his leg amputated on &C
count Of its being bent az RICH. angles and stiff
at the knee, heard of Johnson .4H0iyHe Linz
meHL After using 1t a short time, his leg be-
came straight, and is now as seryiceable as the
other
Tho Ncr York Tribune s1ys the reason why
PLANTATION BrrERs are 30 generally usei Is
owing to the fact that they are always made up
to the original standard, snd Of pure material,
let the price De what it viii The Tribune just
hits the nail ou the head, fog PLANTATION BIT
TIERS are NOT only made Of pure material, but
the people are told what they are made of, as the
recipe is wrapped around each bottle Don't 90
home without bottle.
MAGy0ut WArER-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
FACTS TOR THIS LADIES Il purchased my
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine July 10Th.
1857, and for the first six years used it constant
e. from morning until late ia the evening on
heavy cloth and Mar-cilles work, AMI the re-
mainler of the time / have used II for family
sewing, without repairs, and the machine Is IN so
good condition that would not exchange it for
your latrs. number l. Will Wear dozen years
more without repairing. have usel one nee
die nearly three years. ant have some q the
D d as. sH. Of ..
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MARROW EsCAPE.-Wiliie, a hve-year Old son
Of Mr.. A. G. Pierce, Of this city, bad naiT'"
escape from drowning last Morlay ai'efn''1'
He was engaged, with some ether l'ae boys N
sailing toy boats along the edge & the Il,e''
near the Heineberg bridge, wher' iH s'o'l-NE
over to reach one Of the boats, which A'l l' -'-
ed Of short distance from the shore ne JOS
his balance and fell over into the "a'e'' 'o'-
tunatelv. Mr.. Bennett H. Turk happened 10 be
near, and il looking in the direction '' where he
saw the little fellow q short time 'ei'i'' i-s'''-
cred his absence. A second look revealed two
little hands sticking up out Of the water though
the body was entirely cut Of sight, Mr.
Turk. with great presence Of mind, lost 40 tine
in rIung;pr into the river. and bringing the boy
20 the shore. VI. en- It was found that he was very
much exhausted, and il was only by the speedy
arplisstion of rastoratiyes and the best Of care
that the vital spark was preserved. He is now
around, as smart as ever. Altogether It was .
very narrow escape, and much praise is due
Dir Turk for his prompt action in saving the
u.tle fellows life.
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platform cars which they have for several years
run over the Central. The gap mus 0Nus'A VIII
at this rate soon be filed

LAuoILLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-A the rail-
road meeting at Hyiepark on the 10Th inst, Mr.
Franklin Fairbanks said that g the Lanoille
Valley Railroad is just as sure to be built as |
am to 90 home after this meeting is out" This
announcement from Mr.. Fairbanks, the .Neirs-
aeslcy says, - seemed to be just what the Peo-
PIE desired to hear, and it was received with the
q ,itest applause. He then exhorted the land
owi 20 be liberal in the matter of land llama
ees. ai.d showed them how their interests would
be promoted by 50 doing. He s'id t. road
must be built upon principles Of the most rigid
economy, and believed that from the hour Of lis
completion it must pay, as the business was al
ready created and anxiously waiting for it. lie
congratulated the people Of Lamoille county
upon their success in this great enterprise ; and
believed that this day would be one Of the
proulest days in their history. He concluded
his remarks amid hearty applause.
Our Hyiepark contemporary further says;
The work is now commenced in earnest Mr..
Sigourney. the engineer who is now employed
70 make the final survey from Walden to Cam
bridge. viii commence his work at once.
TIE IIssIsQuoI RAuRoAD.-At a meeting Of
the citizens of Newport held last Thursday, the
town voted not 70 grant any aid. as a town, to-
ward the construction of the Mi-=isquoi Railroad
from ihat point to Troy The Express says
. r.14+s..a o. ti.- action
The result was far different from what we anti
cutel. Though we Thought it very doubtful
tllr tine town would vote 10 bond, we were not
prepared for q vote lot to aid in any manner,
equivalent TO saying either that the road would
he of uo benefit and We did not want II built, or
somebody is sure to build il, therefore let us
Keen quiet Jet the road be built and We viii
reap ali the Advantages it brings and pay 9TH
ing therefor We have 10 idea our citizens
mean, that, and we understand well the motives
that actultel most, and strong motives too; op-
ursssige taxation. want Of confidence in men and
corporations and d fear that in end uo matter
h0w strongly the bonds were secured they must
be uail by the town. These were strong motives
vet there did not seem to be that disposition 10
carefully consider the question and 20 delay ac-
ton until it could be more fully understood that
should attend the discussion Of any question Of
such magnitude We certainly hope, that IN
fortunate as such opposition must be il the conf
ueacemeut Of any important undertaking. that
i- may not forever prevent the building Of the
road, though il must surely delay 1t. Upon So
her second thought we hear Of many In town,
some even IN the most remote sections, who feel
thlt tHe.r action on Thursday was hasty and i'll
advised.
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They remove all bad Accommodations from the
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whose health is not perfect il to themselves to
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use and the principle Of life confirmed thus giving
a vigor Of body and mind to period when we have
been used to see the ALTERING step aud the enfeebled
intellect.
General Pace, the distinguished li1erator Of
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only med-
cine for thirty years, with the most satisfactory
results.
For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, aad as "a J .mily Mel
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Daniel I. Tenney, Esq, Aston House, New York,
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\ gentleman, whose mtLcrd'e- 90 consumption at
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disease. He had cough. nigh, sweat,. and general
debility. Doctors rec inucaded cod liver oil, but
he wasted away. 20 last h8 determined TO use
Brandeths Pills. IN two months they made him
sound man. au-l-&wim
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PEHsoyAL-Dr. Thayer returned Oh Saturday
night from his trip to tie North-vest as mem
berof the Northern pasiic exploring zfelitia-,
bronzei by his exposure, and hearty in his
praise Of the region trayersol by ,le party We
are promised some narrtives Of his experience
under canvass and on the trail, from his pen,
which cannot f.il TO he Of interest 70 our readers
Applications TO THE ir5.sltlgal -Ap III
cations Will De made at the uozt session Of the
legislature for charter for "a Railroad from
Bethel TO Brandon; also for one from Eut-au1
TO Bethel for one from Bethel to connect with
Tie Woodstock Road in Chiuenden or sherburne
and one from Hoaldville to Dandy or Wal.ins-
ford There are notices published, too, fir tie
amendment Of the charters Of both the Wool
stock and Killington Roads, and an application
for The re1e4l Of the Lake Shore Road charter.
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Suicide Calvin s. lHIn--en. " p, for
marlyof Georgia, Vt, committed -li-.d. l, Dis
lss.Ieu,e in Piainaa,i, "ausharl Co., Is .-.a-
sin on the 9Th inst, by opening small i-si-i'H
in the right jucu!ar vein with che point of q
razor lie had been at times rsr,Al,y l.--H-el
since last March, caused by Tlslyt.s s-Is4e al
;lat time. The Doctor was aa years If age. %
graduate Of tie University Of -rmaur, and 81
student with Or. Charles Hal, laie Of ST. Al
bans
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HrSsrrRGu. - Much the heaviest thunder
shower Of the season passed over Che village Of
Hiues5urgh between seven and eight O'Clock
Friday morning. The lightning was almost iu-
ce-slut for half an hour. and the thunder fear
fully heavy. A barn ba.orEa to ill., ). Post,
s.auIia- by itself Oh the meadow .usicrty r.ls
west from t.e center ofthe village Was burned
IT contained about - tons Of hay.
FATAL Acci1Hr-Frauk s,rec,e-. os North
Dorset, brakeman ca the Bennington IS Aat-
land Railroad, was caught be'vcen couple Of
piles Of lumber on platform cay last Welnas-
day, near South SALISBURY. and his heal crush
Ell in such shocking manner as 90 produce
almost instantaneous death.
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LccmESrs Mr.. Ezra Lawrence, an employee
in Mas-rs. A. G.. Clark * Co.'S tlunery in Airing
ton. met with singular but not fatal accident,
Oh Thursday noon last. lie was passing ont Of
tie Sc beam house," carrying in his hanl q urge
loub,e edged knife with handle at each end,
when be slipped and one end Of the knife hitting
post, be Tell upon the other end. The sharp
point Of the hlt, which was destitute Of the
wooden part Of the handle, entered his body near
she center Of the abdomen, to the depth Of two
inches or more, and coated with rust as it was,
It required considerable effort to extricate it
The wound took course side ways across rather
than directly into lis body and was therefore no
more dangerous than a wound made with such
aa instrument In any other part Of the body.
At the same time his hand Was badly cut upoa
the Ige Of the knife.
Eliot Grover, in the employ Of Cornelius
Pierce, Of Clarendon, was attacked by a l-ooded
bull belonging to Mr.. Pierce On Friday last and
severely injured. His horn entered the face Of
the boy, producing severe wound and knock
lug ont several teeth.
The Glen'- Falls Republican records the fol-
lowing extensive runaway which occurred to a
wen known newspaper correspondent
Mr. A. Crouuse, Washington reporter for
the New ork Tim,s, who Is stopping at Sandy
H-l with his family, hir.d team IN that village
and started. Thursday morning last, for "a
ride to Lake George, in company with has
wife. Soon after starting she horses took fright,
and becoming uumanageable, ran the whole dis
lance from -auiy HUI to this yiliage- without
stopping Up Warren street they came ut a
fearful rate Of speed. and turning down Glen,
r.n to the cross walk near the brow Of the big
hin. wheu the tongue or pole Of the wagon fell,
the md striking the stone walk. This released
the team from the wagon, and they continued
ruuniuc down the bill until stopped near The
canal bridge. Fortunately Mr.. Grouse AID
hi.l ally were uninjured, aud it IS no poor COM
ulment to the latter to say that she gave NJ
word or sign Of fear from the beginning to th'
end Of lhe trightiul ride
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American securities dull. Bonds, 5-2os of l-Cl,
So 'r7 old, -fi '61. ---s iuils &C. stock mar
Re- duh fre 1875; Illinois Central, 9ii
FRASRFoRr, Aug. %.
F.7e-.aenty Bonds heavy at ssi a 50.
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4 mare, the property Of Alcnzo Gage, Of Ben
...r.. %. valued at $500, was stolen few nights
..a-e.
The Bennington powder works which '.-n DAY
nd night during the war on Government con-
-ract, have been dismautled and the machinery
sent West. The excellent water power is for
sale.
simon Morse, Jr., died suddenly in Benning-
10. Sunday morning, 18th, while sitting in his
.air smoking. Heart disease and apoplezy
we're ,4e cause.
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ported German Cologne, and sold At half the
price.
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\ great many people have asked Us of late,
Glow d. you keep your horse 50 sleek and
glossy We tell them, its the easiest thing in
the world; give Sleridan's Carairy Condition
p1---I... t.rn m. thr.a ti.,a. 4 wool
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reetiur Of the citizens Of Vcrgenues is called
Monday evening next, TO see II inc o.'s van
ne money 20 further carry out 'ne "-.'-
royements now in progress there
James F. Palmer, a lad Of II years vas re-
unity sent from Vergennes for three !e"i7
,.rm in the Reform School
0r,;Je smith. a much esteemed citizen Oh
-, c1mmitted suicide on Tuesiay last
r.rsnzo pay. Of Bristol. fell from a load Of
f..,. Univ alst, striking on his back, INJECTING
Do .uris. from the effects Of which he died On
. elne-iay the llth inst. at the age Of senty
...r-. leaving a family consisting Of a wife and
~ ch jren.
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gone, unlcss the Freadens ahoula scc a, a, III.
He fassnep ana ssapo9atb!t,, to male use OF Il
a1otnef indian treaty For!t be Iadc. '''
,,511 - oAlthE opposed the r~pors Is falling Ut
hdag Over IN tss taaIen di;e+aa question but - simply
seseEM other members took narr In n the It. .ss-
.n]un. 1S f!nal!y tnc previous queston xas novel
~ou se1onoeo aud Iae report agreed To.
JUDICIARY ELI.
Hsten1 VIA then rc4nmed,
,,nend7asR, hIt favored concurrence IN the Senate
NJ At: scnESCK said there wcsr two ma,ens,
poln.s u nc Senate auendmcntA Onc wa to
lonnd mat there were now being handezl around
~ oSer ne ci!y papers to be signed recommend
~ sS19s one for spEce Jod9s Of Circuit judge
such as III viii 70 tor 9ouf ce{ss,n1 Dehg m!de a,
Assessor 7 you % Tor ~ Judge: HEAD lie I'D not Of
Tan. SavzSs e 70 oS aplolnte1 y this time aud IL
wait I'LL December. In the mcsntIne tbe mcr,ts
Of psominens Individuals In The different cir. IT.
lon would be cnnccnirated On ,pine na4tIc.
niar men; The othe! point In tho amendment VA
The substitution Of the resignation Of Judges u
That vas also an improvement On The Uoqss
proposition, with the exception that the Stnsie
IIoroAtlon dtd not provide for nj iensta OF setT:
Cur in all the senate aneni1enis, W e1
oers !a that one, and Insert Ia thai
Judge who having held his position hs suc1 a;
least ten yea1A and shall have arrived At the age
| seventy years, nay BE- permitted to resign"
Afrer some further discussion Afr. Schenck,
| amendment waa agreed to, md tho Senate amend
mcnrs as amended were coucured IN
PENNSYLVANIA U.KcE1oK CASE.
The contested election case from the ThItt
Pennsylvania District was considered without &C
| ton.
COINAGE Bill
MF. KELLEY Introduced 4 bill to promote the e.
Enlistment Of International IOttf1cA1 ey6tet1