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politician, and as such hiss been pupil, follower
and faithful servant of Reuben Z. Fenton. He
has Of late years also been conspicuous in the
lobby at Albsny,in connection with the interests
of great railway corporation. He was at one
time elected Secretary Of State by the republican
party, and is fluent s5i irdefatigable stump
speaker. but if be is pOssessed Of any qualities
sufficient 10 attract genuine republicans from
their party, ne are ST c loss to conceive what
they can be
The Springfield Republican gcs it shout
right when it SAY. Of this ticket: The nomini-
tons are more thsn respectable in point Of sbil-
ity; bat they are not such As to give any
fresh moral impetus tothe liberal cause outside
the State
General Dix lss accepted the Republican
nomination, and there are good grounds for the
hone that, with him at their head, the Republi-
cans will redeem ;he Empire State.
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aAAHNHA -
Again senl you few lines describing !
chase we had sitter a deer ia tie pond ard how
he nearly escaped "a We vent esrly to bed the
night before, md rolling ourse,ve, in cur blank
els watched the hiekerIng Of the camp FIRE, and
As the logs Eel Of aud the sparks shot up the
ftful fame lespet up for moment revealing
the csmp, the tree around in strong relief. aud
d,rtirg with brcSd glance into our bark shan
ty, gistens On cur rifles and camp utensils ssd
dancet 10 broad shadows over our bark and log
wall, fuhos across the forms of my comrades,
some already Eileep their snoring testifes, and
dies out ard agsin all il darkness. Through an
opening in the tree, the lake ia seen, liz vaveiets
f,sh;ng and sparkling in the broad wake Of the
moon who tiI full orotd tonight, riding
like = queen with her gliitering satellite in the
vault above 4 cy comes from the waters,
from black peck in the wake of silver, a cry
wild ard novel. tie note Of the loon. bird of
tempest and lover Of storm. How merrily
splash the waters Of the lake sg2intt the shore
aud roS frcm cut the force; depths hoot, the
owl. but sleep is stealing over me and next
morning just L, the sun IL gliding the tops Of the
amsrrack', awake, and arousing my cOmp.n-
ions We soor have f:e started, the water wa,
soon boiling. the coffee made, the bean pot dug
out Of its bed in the embers, the yenson broiled,
and with This hasty meal despatched soon. we
seized our rifles and getting into our boats, our
guides 1t the cars, We pull out into the pond.
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A li,,la elbow leans upon your knee,
Vonr rired knee that has 50 much 20 bsar
A rbilois Gear ewes are looking lovingly
Fun n aneroeath a thstch Of tangled halr.
part a - xon d 10 not heed the velvet touch
az I'm. m list fingers foiriug yours so tight -
you Do not prize this blessing over naeh,
Yoa Almos. are too tired TO pray 10 night
Rut il is hlessednessi year ago
did not see il A. 1 do tc-daN,-
Ne aro a. dali and thankless ; and too slow
To cs-eh the sunshine till 1t slips away.
ANA nov Il seems surprising strange TO me-
That. while wore the badge OF mother-hOou'
did not kiss more Oft and tende5ly,
The little child that brought ne only GOOD.
And If same night. when You sit down to rest,
Won miss tn $ elbow from your tired knee
rms restless. curling hesG, from OF your b. east
This lisping tongue that chatters constantly
II from your own the dimpled hands hal s4iPP'N
And meier would nestle in your palm again
n The white feet into their grave had tIipptd'
| could not blame you Tor your heartache men
1 wonder 50 that mothers ever fret
Al little children chnsing 10 their gown
or that the footprints, when the days are Not'
Are ever black enough TO make them Iro"n'
m could iind little muddy hoot.
or CAP, or Jacket, on my chamber moor
II | could siss q rosy, restless loot
And TEAR lis patter in ny hons once more
II could mend broken cart to-day,
To m9rros make a kite. TO reach the sky
There is no woman in Gods world could say
she was more hlissfully content than l.
Bat all the dainty pillow next my own
Is never rimpled by shining head -
Nv singing birding from its nest is l0gn
The Uttle boy used u kiss is dead
From fie fdfEe for Sspfsmber-
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had Two friends, all me ami both sre gone
In silence. vi h her white hands crossed. o. 4
slept
AID when A. led her name no answer gave -
No answer gave when most prayed and Neft'
With face az cold IS stone one went his way,
For sweet trGst giving treachery and hate
Aud never more will word o; his hoat rack,
Though to LIES close with satened soul wait
Both friends are gone. alas, One still and cold -
one warm with lie, and strong, with Le-r
breath
And have learned the bitter lesson well.
ina. Life can hola l4epsr loss 'han Deatn.
h4nS1s NIr4-.rf
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Beautiful Woman
Jan l6- d,od&wlyr

nAGAN'a MAGNoIA BALM ervrs TO TuF Gov
r.Exiyv ma TRssusIss or YouIn.
IIagan'e Magnolia Balm osereomes ihe flushed
appearance caussd by heat, fatigue AID exc temert.
It makes The Lady ,fiorty appear ba, twenty, and
so natural and perfect that no person detect its
application By IFS use the roushest lin is made
to rival the pure radiant texture OF youthful beauty.
1t removes ielness, blctchos, and pimples 1t con-
tains nothing that will irjuro tbe skin in the least
Magnolia Balm is used BY all fashionable ladies in
New York London and Paris. 1t costs only 8 cents
per Bottle, and is sold by all Druggists snd For
fumeTs.
no. l-itev3W
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N WIRES INSURANCE HCiI.DIsG.
70 COLLEGE STREET.
BAkGR = HICKEY, General A=eat-.
F0e NORTHERN VERMONT.
ADJUST .-ttwd
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The coLglomersiion ticket in New York Stats
is not very strong one-not nearly as strong
as it would hsre been if Judge Sanford E
Church had been induced to head the ticket.
Francis KierDsn, the democratic nominee for
Governor, is lawyer Of Utica. He has served
repeatedly in the Legislature, and hiss been 4
member of Congress. He hsr BEEN 2nti-Tamms-
ny since the WAT on the ring commenced He
opposed every measure detigned for the prosecu-
ticn Of the war against the rebellion. We be-
lieve he is Of Irish psrenisge, and lie ia severe
and earnest Roman Catholic. Chauncey NJ.
DeIew. the rominee for lieutenant governor. is
a"libersl." The Times gives him the follow
ing biographical notice:
Mr.. Depew is very persistent professional
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The Louisville Convention

The convention Of Straight out Democrats,
though belit;led by the coalition organs, = went
through the motions" Of National Convention
with regularity and SUCCESS. |; had its regular
de!ecates among whom we're many well known
demoorat,,) and where it did not have them it
made no attempt to supply them with bogus
lists. at was done st the Cincinnati Convention.
It nominated Charles O'Conor by valid vote of
600 to4
Shortly after the chairman received the fol-
lowing difpatch;
sihle for me t. accept / am willing to aid you IN
everything Fa' 'Aa' GiiAS. o'coE Or
John Quincy Adams wss nominated for VICE
President and accepted on the following tele-
grsm
orrvry. Mass. Sept. Col. Biantoa Duncan of
Louisville-I will gladly serve as Wee PresideLt
with Mr. OConOr hut will accept nothlns else MI g
C'Conor must positively stand. .,..
(Sisned) JOHN Z ADA~9'
Mr.. O'Conor's declin.tiol created come con-
fusion in the convention, but sitter thinking on
the matter over night, the delegates assembled on
Thursday morning and adopted with great ursn-
unity the following revolution
Rssoirsd That it is the seLss Of tAis Convent m
tn At Charles O'Conor having fully aud heartily APP
proved the objects and purposes o; this Convention
aud having been unanimously nominated Tor fresl-
dent and John Quincy Adams Of Massachusetts,
for Vice President that the delegates Of the Demo
cratic party assembled unwilling TO make other
nominations in their stead and that the pslnocfat
ic party will give them, in any event, their undi-
Weed support.
Iii now given out that neither Mr.. O'Conor
nor Mr.. Adams will say ANYTHING more about de-
clning. II they stand, the last chsuce for Mr.,
Greeley st once disappears
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that application
y Will he made TO the next Session Of the Legs
Iature Of Vermont, for Charter for Railroad
from some point in the town Of Essex, running
theLco through such towns as may be necessary 10
4 point on Lake Champlain, in the City Of Buriing
ton or In the vicinity Of SAID city Also, - amend
the CHARTER # the Northern Vermont and LAKE.
Champlaiu Railroad Company, that said road
nav be built to Lake Champlan from its present
western terminses IN EsseI.
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miscellaneous.
STALLIONs
OF The
Vermont szOrSc Stock CO.,

Scsss,OBs saOrSc SHOCK 20,
Tho f,liowing Stations will he allowed to serve
licIited number OF Mares, besides those IeIous s
to the Company, the present season, at the sioux
Yorkshire Lexington. at Twenty iys Dollars.
Clsybrino at Fifty Dollars.
Woodburn Pilot, Cne Huniret Dollars
Waikiki Chief, ono HuEdrei Dollars.
Terms CASH before removal of Mare. Mares
NOT provin in oal can be returned next season feo
OF charge. 80. .,.
Pas.uring One Dollar PEI week, or If kept by ;he
year One Hundred Dollars. Escapes and accidents
OF ali kinds must be az owners risk
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
B.Y-l6 hands, follei 1850, by Lexington:
lst Dan, Hymenia, by imported Yorkshire.
2d Little Peggy, By Cripple ne ,, ~ ''s-''
81 Peessy Stewart, by Cooks WHIP
sth Mary Bedford, by nuke Of Bedford.
5ih - Imported Spectator. -
6th Is Col. Holnes Dare Devil Mare, BY m
This horse ia a fall brother to Apsei., and
" Edngboro,n and half brother to " Ncr-t "nu
"Vir-il" by Vancai.
CLAYBRISo.
BLAcE-i6 hands, foaled 1855. get BY Rel a;an-
brine Pilot, (whO has public record o. - - ny
MamSrino Cnief, Q.aiy ThOrn's Sire) Dam Sioiiie
Harrison, got by Cas=ius II. Clay, tWho .as a
public record Of 23oi, private ~ ~ hSh Il,
Clay, public recor1 2.l7l BY Andrew JacAs'H' "
- Bashaw, BY Imported Grant Bas'aT
WOODETRN gILOT.
BLAcK-i6 hands, foaiod 1855, got by l. q AieA-
ancer's Pilot jr he by Pacing tiiCt out o. fancy
Pope. by Havoc: he by cir Charles % D9m
Nsncy ray Tor. BY Imported Alfred. lst, jam by
Mam6rin6 Chief, lSire Of Lady Thorn 81, Dam,
A fast trottng mare by fist pacing morse oSnet
10 Indiana, called Red Fox. Noodhurh , 10y l.
drew a wagon when five yea-s old full mhe an
c. z. PREDMORt, Sapt.
II. g. NETELL, sec'y.
April 2il-wG sheihu'n'
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vII;IsToN ACADEMY.

rs'HE FALL TERM Of this Institution wi com
! pence Wednesday, Sept 18th, ls72 under the
charge Of John E. Wheelock, Principal. Thorough
instructl gwen in all the branches laugh; 10 our
beet Academies Beard and rooms az reasonable
rates.
By order OF the Board of Trustees,
SMITH WRIGHT. sec.
Wi!iiston Az D, ls72. deodsW5|
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MING. SEPTEMBER 10. 1879.
Semlru.

SOLID FINE GOLD BRACELETS.
$50 sal x3i, $50 AMI lover. tets of Ear props VIE
pins Slia $50 81 sij = and lowe-. Waichfs.
n. Sito. SIS, SO, So SIS So, and lover.
si.ver Watches. from 50 down Gun
Ba5tons So. 81, So, 81 ami down.
4 New strek of Solid silver
Goods . very fno stock If
Tea sets, and all kinds
of Platod foods.
Darometers Thermometers, Compasses, Field ana
Opera Glasses, Magnets. whistles, CaruHses'
and a full stock Of best quality oil uoid
Plated Bracelets that will wear baso-
somely A full stock Of Lazarus
and Morris Spectaeles, Eye or
Nose Glasses, IN gold and steel
.o!d staad Church st." J. Z. BRINsMAiD.
Aug S-oAWu
s,.uLFUL wATCnrtAHrH.
FAVE -scurOd the ssT.isos ofay 0as .Nt'''-
msEe-'
HERMAN gOEuN. Eh&X,
ia.oly from Europe, 10 having had experience IN
switzerland in the manufacture o!Hatoees'
and also brings his diploma IS
- Finished ssiaFchHi13s"
and EEPAIREB,
Understanding me ti1cGlt and intricate WORK per-
taining to lho busiress. md is by far the most
skIifol workman have employ Cd.
Q. ". WIN6ATE,
Fec. i.-,i1wtf ISL ChuIeA 81
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. AENEAE ELtSLf EISAuNf Mh9ss
The object in establishing this institute q
was to attain the greatest perfection in tie
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure permanent lace
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rel'-
edies as each might require, without the ls'
Of poisonous drugs.
Dr.. Greene has been Physician Of the Iusu-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had 50
large experience in the treatment Of chroni,
diseases. Dr.. Greene is in his ffty-ff,h year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of bis
profession, and his success, we believe is With
cut parallel
Among the diseases TO which he gives cs-
pccial attention may be noticed Cancer. S-rl--
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heat
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Ncry0--les'
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases. ID
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaint
Faint stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rhcum, Canker, Deafness, kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, Sc.
DR.. Greone's Medical Pamphlet las-rir.
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, VIII
be sent free to inyalids.
Address. R. GREENE. VI. D.,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Aug l5-wly
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ATOTICE is given tia. an application will be
y male 10 the next Session Of the Geaeral Assem-
Div of the state Of Vermont for an alteration in the
charter Of the Northern Vermont and Lake ems m
plaia Railroad 50 that said railrosd may he tui.t
from Cambridge through Fairfax and wostiord to
EssCN Centre. c-N3"
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:REEN MOUNTAIN ACaDEM

UNIDENTIFIED ILN M, t.
5YuiS SCHOOL Wilt OPEN on MONDAY,
G Sept. 10th, under the charge of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. II. Bliss.
For Circulars or further Information; sppiy to
MARTIN WIRES,
Chairman Executive Committee
Unicrhil Centre, Vt. Aug 26, 1872.
Aug 31-w3t
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VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY
AND FEMALE COLLEG =.


IJALL TERM op5ns August 25th, in superb
4 new building. with full faculty. AMI AFFORDS
unsurpassed advantages for thorough instruction IN
ali branches Music and painting receive especial
attention. Commercial course, GEd Normal class
Send for circulars to
Aur--WedGSat3w Principal
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,uTSc LADIES SCHOOL,
BURLINGTON.

AYR. & MRS. LOUIS POLLENS, assisted by com
lNl petent Tcachers, VIII open school lot young
Ladies 3. the Bigelow Place" on Church ST., GA
Weiresisy, September 25th, 49, For particulars
apply fer circular
aug. 5-tfdeodSN6w
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Aew advertisements.
ST. AGNES HALL.

Al Fellows Falls, Vermont
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ry,HF SCHOOL YEAR WILL BEGIN OCTOBER
| 81 For Circulars, address,
MISS JA>E HAf600D,
.rgaf-deodkvGw Principal.
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Newport, Vt, juno ll-w3m
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that application will be
i made at the next session oil the "eheIai Assem- s
hly al the State of Vermont. for charter lor
narrow gauge Railroad connecting at or near Essex
Junction. and running southery through the ,oSn Owe
of Willston, St. George and liinesnuiSn, IN I'M.
ten5en County Monkton, Bristol, East Middleorry;
salisbury and leicester, Addison County, and
Brandon. Pittsford and Rutland, in Rutland County,
'ei Sept i-w3t
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COUNTY TAX.

NOTICE is hsreby given of an application to the
~ uext session of the Legislature Tor Tax on
Chittendon County. TO complete and furnish the
Court House and Tor general expenses ,
Sept 3-ditkw3w
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9m 6Opds.
NEW GOODS

Iiagi-. igst returned lro-a New YORK. and having
during my absence, purchased a good many
now and desirable goods. some Of them 1t prices
much below those earlier IN the season. VIC wish o.
call The attention Of tho public 10 them.
Firt.-To cur assortment %
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Of an application
~ TO the next session OF the LEGISLATURE Tor Iax
on Chi;tenden County, to complete anu luthish tue
Court House and for general expenses.
Sept 3-dlttw}1
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IT, ACRES, six miles ir-m Essex Junction On
lOO the Milton road. Horseteam. Dairy OF
twelve CONS s11 c0sds Of wool, sugar maples.
GOOD apple orchard, plenty Of water. abundant oct
Buildings including zee house, horse barn ard hog
house Terms easy. NELSON htLLOG6.
Ess,x Vt Aug. ld. I--1-wu
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NOTICE

XEHEREAs. ny vito, Catherine Hart. las loft
w my he'd ana heard without any jus, cause,
hereby forbid any person hsTboriuS or trusting her
on my account for Will pay 10 debts O. her con
pOMISICk HAET.
H'nessurgl, VI. AUG. 2,, isr2-ew3t
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ts-a NEW 1872.
STAGE, AEefstNGs!YElN'E'.
Daily Line Between
NEWPORT ASD KICHf OND

a and after May % l7.-i shall run l'ailY li---
d.. sts,-rs hetWeen Nexport and Rchford leaving
Newp ri every morning, with the exception 81
Monday, at o O'clock, and arriving at Il CHORD it
seas ~ ior tic afternoon trains Tor St Adams AKA
other points North and West.
Leaving gichiord every morning, with the eNcep'
ton OF Monday, AZ 30 O'Clock, and arriving at rev
ro-t 10 season iof the night express tFan,-ful.
ais5 in season f5r night ira Il FOR Montreal.
Ash l. TO be made rst class lie, SHAH eui-
uIov none but o1pericce1 and careful criyer-, and
an Express Packages VII be taken care OF anu PIC
Il. BEAN, rropristo-.
Newport, Vt, juno !I-w3m
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kidney. Bladder and IrlI-r- D.-Hrr..
mcut invariably curcl. Ono bottle So .. uU.-
vince the most skcptielI.
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The regiment s,o voted 10 Lod the next re-
union st Waterbury, en- the frs. Thursday of
corta,, 49, 1879
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The following spider story Gomez from Mar
chester, n Il Mr. T. Il. Cotton, tie miller
al tie eiist mill in this city belonging to Abbott
Peter x Co., upon entering the mill Tuesf'y
morning a,t, found black rpider h,i captured
small mouse and had raIssd il about tso inches
from the Hocr The mouse VA alive when
found, ba: vac unable 10 extr.cate Itself from
the silken network which the spider had woven
around ia body. More than dozen persons
we're vi,nest,s cf this extraordinary feat Of the
spider
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To- r-u, ius.r-s.s .'c popularity q the ~Isi.i Il
SEWING. D 80 INNS aur tle es.it..io1 iu
wlicl ;.ey ~, h1'1 IS being tho BEST Naeiiu2 iu
the rorlt flr t..u- % fiLc -t sewing, we sal ID.
the iulloWi1s
NEARLY on MILLION tlACDISES NON ~
USE
Ors- E.g,i H4ul ~ Ttonss'.I of 'a.a F47Hg
T1-isHtF
Witlou. dt;-aeti g from Jie merritt 90 shy otle-
Sewing Marines. tae unparalleled safe ~ the
singer is conc live evidence o its sapcuoiil cter
ALL Others.
Do not buy an iafsrsar nacl'nc, when on eau
buy the BEay as .1ir. and on as cosy ts-g.s.
MACHHES o. ALL KINDS repaired. Work
warranted.
Having received the app'iutnert o. General
Agents for Northern Vermont and New Yor~, We
ODER superior inducements 10 C1uva7seIs and ifcal
Agents in uaoocupl cd territory.
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MALnEX DYE HorsK.

Is COURT ST. BOTTOM.
TJAslILY DYING AND CLEANSING in all its
l. branches send your goods BY E-prcss,
directed A. above; will he promptly returned ans
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
-RsrABLIsBED So VANS
AGENTS for Burlington Lyman Allen.
March ls.-E6m
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NOTICE..

A PPLiCATION will be made to the Gtnerel A
a senbly of the State Of Vermont, at it, next
Session, to make the River the TO~n Line between
Jericho and Wil!iston W3l
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The connecting rod Of locom5tse Ola New
Jersey rsir,ai broke recently while the train
was in motion. ani VS., driven through the side
Of the cab. where thr engineer, william H.hn,
was sitting, throwing him back into the tender,
tearing out TIE tide Of he car and breaking
hole in the boiler from whence issued = terrific
cloud Of steam directly upon the engineer aud
fireman The latter, Stsckenhoase, WAS panic
stricken and leIpel from the fAstayiug Train.
Hahn, with bravery and preteuce Of mind VI
paraleled, hastily threw : coat over his face 20
protect himself from the sc&lling steam, and
at the risk Of he life. while suffering intensely
from the fiery orie.l, crawlel up On the engine
and gave the signal for " down brakes. stop
ping the TT in SID saving The lives Of tie pi's-
engers.
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JNR1M THE FARM or 'CuAS. u PRlNBLE
\ In Char!5 tts. August Gih, 4 Light Yellow Cow,
tIlr.ssyears old with sholt tail. Any informant "a
iealin, 10 her recovery Will 30 suitably ressrced.
MEADER UARNA.
tht-l to VI. Au-ust i--w1t
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WANTED.

TNOUGH GOOD MEN to thoroughly canvass the
Ia whole State. for the New Book on DaiRI
Nv \. A. WILLARD A. NJ A book Of great value
to every dairy farmer. Specified and exclusive
territory given. Terms Liberal. address.
r. WHITNEY, General Agent.
Arqav4v Milton, Vt.
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CH.s. c. MARKHAM.
Re-Unlon Of the Tenth Regiment.

;
The Tenth Vermont Regiment ia the only oze
Of he organizations o. Vermont Volunteer SOL
diery that fought through ia, var. which has ~
annual reunion Of rSnk .ai file Through the
earaes; and enthusiastic Charts Of Colonel Hen
~, M.jlr Salisbury, Surgeon Chi!de and Chap
lain Haynes, this regimen. have come together
annuslly, and in speech, soag AMI Renaissance,
kept green tie msnoriog Q. camp sai battle
6ell This year, 50 full OF political excitement,
ns'urally culuga brought cut lets number than
usual of the veterans yet about thirty from far and
ne,r assembled a. the Van Negs IIouse la,t even
irg snd sat down TO substantial supper. A
feeling prayer vst offered by Rev. pr. Childs
Of Crown Point, New York. ard sitter the cloth
was removel, Colsael and General Henry, who
presided, made suitable welcome specch, and
introduced Surgeon willard i. ChIde, of
Moers, n. Y , who resi a fragment Of poem
on 80 Cedar Greek, which he hss prepared =
deliver before posts Of the G. A f.. ard lyceums
during the ensuiag season His lines we're fine,
being descriptive Of the re'iminaries Of tie feld
Of Cedar Greek, sal we're heartily sr-
plsuiei by his old comrsies Mr. Bigelow, OF the
FEgE PEEss IND TrNEs, res9on led briefly 70 a
call upon the press, speaking msinly Of Read,
Dsrrsh and other OF TIE gallant dead Of the
Tenth. General Henry then told his telling
'hash' story for the ben,f; Of Ex-Qasrtermaster
Chsrles H Reynolds, Of Chicsgo, who Wss back