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c6nantial.
finanrial.
THE FARMERS AND MEC'AN"
SAYTNGS INSTI7 UTfON,
AND TRUST COMpAHs.
BURLINGTON, VI.
BURLINGToN, VI


chartered by an Act q the Legislature % ser
,,on, ,yproyea November II. ls-o with capital
% o,,, Hundred Thousand Dollars, with power +"
,n,,,,.s the same to Five Hundred thousand
Dollars.
Tbi. COMPANY i authorized 10 reeeivs AMI hold
moneys and property in trust and on deposit rom
courts Of law or equity, including courts O p'o'''
and insolvency, executors, admiuistsai9Fs' .
siynees guardians trustees, corporations sui nH'
v;duals upon such terms and conditions a. may DO
arreed upon. 1t is by law made legal aePoa, ''''
ofmoney paid into court by the parties Ia any is'
n,oesediogs. or which may he brought into 'oai'
Nv reason Of any order or Judgement IA e4H''9 -
otherwise. .,.....
uvIll also act as AGENT or attorney ioI ihe saf'
and nnapa,emeut Of invested property AMI 'of tue
navmept OF dividends and interest OF any eorp'ia
assoeiation. 1t Will act as trustee oil marf''
u.,,nen and take charge Of AID manage theiF asp'
rate property.
IL offers to the public the
advantages OF a guarantee
c,pitaI of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. This
Institution guarantees the
nayment of its deposits and
interest, ut such rate Is may
be agreed upon, thereby Sc
curing depOsitOrs against al
losses which may be sustained
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Chiseiei cups OF fairest flowers;
Through the fields are blossomingi
Summer splendor battles the hours
In rosy coloring.
DAYS arc sweet when love is turning
Things OF earth 10 brightest gold
DAYS are sweet when souls are yearnihs
Heart TO heart to fold and hold
Where the stream goes leaping by,
Lisping ripples kiss each shore
bark, the willows softly sigh
Tc the waters they hang Ger
Youth and maiden half forget
Scarcely heed the world without
Hands by tender hands are met
Lips are pressed by lips deVoet-
Oh. the paradise Of pleasure
Whittier souls ascend IN love
Mngling rapture without measure
A they soar TO heaven above.
stav. sweet moments; life is neeteI
Than the streamlet rushing BY
STAY, sweet moments love j. s"ee'e'
man sli e'' III '''' -Tinsley's Magazine.
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by the corporation.
CONDITIONS OF DEPOSIT

The smallest sum put On interest bali he 9Ns
Dollar AMI ~ fractional plrt o. d d"lla' -i''--
draw interest
n.,,.,s-,s made durfn- the il { five 3lys oi any
month viii draw interest from the first DAY OF thal
,ng-'tL and those made after that during me
month Will draw interest from the iif'i Gay "- tAe
following month.
Iotcrest Will be cred tod t. 1epJ tur on the hi =.
+svs 81 february and August and this interest W.
d-,r Interest from date OF such credit compound ~
tw leo In every year without trouble or care L. ts
dep1sltor.
Interest viii also he allowed .or even months "a
All sulns Withdrawn az any tmc, which have fe
NAMED und sturhel for not less than four gu
maatl- 80 the rate 20; 9. per cent. per ahi.-ih
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Mtdital.
Tror, in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruria,s Syrup, q P''otect.
ed Solution of the Py'Ot0Stde or .
Iron, is so combined as TO mare
The character of an 0tiineIlt, as
PasiIU digested and dsSiHlitdted
qrifh The blood as the simplest
food, 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OlCR Tudiistng
I0e12t, Iron ill the blood, ana
c1IFps ga thousand as" simply
TOnin0 APP, fllUigOrdtillJ and
Jif0liziyi0 the Systela. The en-
9iched and TitdiiSed blood per-
9uedtes erery part of the body,
geDairing damages and ac0ste,
senrcbiuG out morbid Secl'e-
tions, and tearing nothing I0''
disease to feed np0n.
This as the secret Of the 1ron-
oleYJiH success of this remedy a,
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoaa, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, HumorS,
Loss of Constitutional Yigor.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
and al diseases OFtDtnutiHY tf5
q bad state of the blood, or Gc-
conpdnied on debility or q lOlV
state Ofthe system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, ais
ener1i<in1 effects are not fol-
lowed By corresponding TeGc-
ton, BAT are permanent, fnTA-
sing strength, gigOP. and nel1
life into al parts Of the system,
and building APP. an Iron Con-
stitutiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
JV the 3ySe Of this remedy, from
qUeaE, sickiT, suffering cred-
fHreS, to strong. healthy, and
hdpDy men and 9COHlel1; and
f,Td{idS cannot Te0sOHa JtyHes-
ifdte to Jire IL a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP GIO,Cls ils the glass
Pamphlets Free.
SETH ". fOwLe & SONS, Propristo.s.
No. / Wilton Place, Boston.
sGLD al pRroct.rs cLNrEALLs.
Get. 2l-deciGWiy
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We mentioned the other day the man
facts which have led to the open issue be-
tween the Harlem Extension and the Deia-
ware and Hudson Companies, in reference
to tracks and freights at Rutland. We ind
now in the Rutland papers the correspond
ence preceding the temporary blockade 1t
is as follows
FROM Mr.. PARK TO Mr.. DIXON, PREslDkNl
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL ooAPANi'
Mr. Vopr OFT TO- 1873.
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n--...n fnr Iitfle lhIld .

God make nv life little Light,
Within tbs world to glow
A little flame that burnett bright,
Wherever may 20.
God make my life little flower,
That giveth JOY to all,
Content 70 bloom in native bower,
Although its place be small
God make ny life little song
That comf0rteth the sad
That helpeth others to he strong,
And makes the singer glad
God make my life little staf
Wherein the weak may rest,
That 80 what health and strength have
NAV serve ny mel gh5or hes;
God make nv life little hymn
Oftenderness and praise;
Of fafth-that never waKeth DIN,
Inall his wondrous ways.-Good boTdi-
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TBr PlYMourH Church TRorBIEs. -
"Bnrleigh.' - the New York correspondent
of the Boston Journal. gives the following
interesting information in reference to the
Tilton Bowen case:
From the newspapers one would suppose
that the Friday night service, at which Mr..
Tilton'S case was disposed OF, was partic-
rlorly stormy one. But such was not the
Gsrt The government Of Plymouth Church
,s really in what Is known as the Examln-
inc Committee Of the most pru-
dent and intelligent members OF tho church.
Before this body come all the applicants for
admission, and to it are referred all cases OF
discipline.
4 Young but persistent member OF the
church undertook to defend the pastor
AGAINST what be called ISLANDERS, uttered by
r.r-,ns vhaze names were on the church
roll. Nobody asked the service at his hand.
The na.tar did not wish it, and did not
need il. But formal charges were pre-
ferr-l against Theodore Iilton and Henry
/ & Bowen. These charges had to be met.
Eut tlere we're two difhculties. One was
thar thcr, were no witnesses. Months were
spent ia chasing rumors hut no reputable
/ psr-,n caall be found who had ever heard
I 'Hltan say ANYTHING against Mr.. Beecher.
4 hundred persons cOuld be found who
were willing to tell the commtte what
/ they had heard somebody else say, but no.
I body who had heard Tiiton speak himself.
I Then the second difficulty was that Tilton
/ denied the jurisdiction OF the church, a
under the rules he was not a member. The
poiut of discussion on Friday night Wa
simply this Should q man who has
/ slanderri his minister 60 out Of the chnrel
withou. trial?
As the name of Mr. Elton was dropped
| from the rolls the question now re~lrs
"Nhat shall be done with Mr.. Bowen liz
case is under consideration and the irsi
step, in III. cipline have already been taken
! Hiscase Is q grave one. For twenty-five year.
he has been a member af Plymouth Church
/ Tie has brought his family mp under Tho
/ Plymouth ministry. lie ha. paid the hrs
or second highest premium iur peWs iol
many years. lie has one Of the most prom
inent seats in the house, j few pews OF
from Mrs. Beecher. Horace &. Clafin ana
other nagnates of Plymouth congregation
Tie is very conspicuous, comes carly and Is
/ pointed out to strangers as an object o
/ curious observation His Woodstock letter
has never been recalled. explained or re
tractcl. unlcss il was done In the lri-Party
compact This letter was given back TO the
writer when Mr.. Bowen and Tilton settled
their business squabbles. But copies o
that letter are in private hands, and are cir
culated from house to house. What exac
steps will be taken in this matter are not
exactly known.
We hear that DR.. otorr~' and DR.. Bud
dington's churches have addressed lettei
to Plymouth Church, protesting agains
the action Of the latter in dropping from it,
rolls the name of member against whom
charges were preferred So the Tilton cas-
IS probably not yet ended.
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In Southbridge, the Library Committee
has voted not to admit Mr.. Murray's great
work, The Perfect Horse" into their
collection of books. So much the worse for
the Southbridgers. Should Mr.. Murray
ever write work on donkeys. he would
know over what bridge to proceed in search
of illustrations of the perfect ass.-Boston
Traveller.
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BMslol The new Masonic Hall ia thi
southeast corner ofthe third story Of tnior
Block. auI consists oftwo omsah1uf
I5xI5. ard thc iodge room proper, SON,
35A3- IRE, "a size The castings and mould
ines are of ash and black walnut, giving q
light and cheerful appearance, which i.
aided By prettily figured carpet and light
framed cane seat chairs. The seven win
dows are hing with blue curtains. bearing
ON each Masonic symbol in gold. The
East. West and South are also furnished
with the usual pillars in black walnut and
ash Tbs lodge has membership Of some
100 aud Is Offered a follows: II. G.
Mnnsill. W VI II S Sumner, ). " G.
F. SauhoIn, j W; T. u. Ninton, See
II. Z. Williams, Treas \. F. Ilazleton
SD. \. F. Mansfield, J. H. H. P Sher-
win. Chaplain ". l.. Champion, Tyler.
The room is also occupied by Clifford Chap
ter No. %, r A, and by Mansill Council.
There are on its walls portraits Of Z. A.
Hazleton. F. NJ. aud Ira Clifford, after
whom the chapter takes its name.
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NJ, - il-----v--r n tle -umol lfe = U n
.1rs g.. Reformation. Neuralgia, Spral ns, bt4---
p..ns. strains, stn Joints, Swellin=S- lnlAi-A-
lions Euuious Cstsrrh, &r-Nc IL Wiz not grease ?
sroIn ana f- tie toilet ls luxury ia every fam -}
Thousands VI. and now testify o. its great me-
Try IT, Price per bottle, - celts: kEt II y
H0Yr. P-ep'r. a1 Gracnw s., n l.r-'e' IT,
tlAWiw
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Aats, Gaps, Clothing, &c.
EVERXBODN KNOWS

That al kinds OF Good Fan H i.- ..l .ht y,r -.w
For CASH.
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would have her know when she came 70
nractiee'' that three things are to be aimed
at bealthfulness ,palatableness apd economy
particularly should every recipe be SUBJECT
ed TO the rules of hygiene. h h
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4. a. &. &.
AVE claim Tor our Lazarus Morris celebrated
, w Perfected SPECTACLES 4 EYE GLASSES
the aforementioned advantages over those 10 or
binary use, the proof OF which NAV be seen In the
extraordinary sales AMI constantly Increasing de
mand for them
Isl That from the peculiar construction OF the
glasses they Assist and Preserve the zht rendor-
ing frequent changes unnecessary
2i. That they confer a brllianey and distinctnes
Of vision, with an amount Of ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers.
81. That the material from which the lenses are
ground snanuiactured specially Tor optic purposes
and is pure, hard ami brilliant, and not liable 70
become scratched.
confidently recommend these SPectacles Eye
G!asses to all who are most troubled to see as sd
peror to the Pebble, any that have come under
my observation in IN experience OF over ~ years.
J. f. BRINSMAlD,
Agent for Lazarus Morris, for Chittenden County.
y. B.-Ne sell these Glasses cheaper than any
peddler pr most dealers sell glasses not a. good.
Solid Silver Spoons and great variety Of goods
suitable for presents or for use, sold at good bar
gains We invite all persons to call and see II they
can ind something they willing 70 take N eN
change Tor their money J. E. BRINSMAlD,
Aa- 25-ikwtf Old Stand, Church st
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qhe Pursuit. and Capture Of The yIrgiaIus.


Havana advices to the sIh inst. give the
following details of the capture oil the II
einius: On the 30th, the Nirglnius leit
mort of Hayti for Cuba. On the same gay
the Spanish consul at Kingston aa'iseu
the Governor at Santiago, who IN turn IN
formed the Captain of the Spanish manor
war Tornado The latter started IN sealo"
or and soon discovered the Nirginins- ms
was on the 3lst of October. fhe chase I'M
mediatsly commenced, the Tornado going
at the rate of thirteen or fourteen knots an
bour and gaining steadily on the hyihg
steamer. Night came on, but the moon
she'd her light over the water and made ~ Inc
forms of both vessels distinctly ylsIhle- Inc
chase lasted until 10 O'Clock at nlght' anu
hv this time the Nirginlus was WITHIN can
nan shnt Of the Tornado. The latter then
fired gun a. 4 summons Tor surrehne' !
hnt m notice was taken. Three or four
others followed and the capture was
comnlete. being effected within very
short distance Of the Jamaica coast Inc
commander of the Tornado gives II al
twenty miles. Not the slightest reNiStah'e
was offered by those on board the Nirgihlus.
All were made prisoners and brought on
board the Tornado. During the chase Tue
Virginins threw overheard everything lhal
eould help to tighten the vessel, ana nan >
tallow and petroleum were n@ed lor Tue
furnaces in the vain endeavor 10 escape.
This has reduced the value Of the prize 10
the steamer and prisoners. The Tornado
with her prize in tow arrived at santiago
de Cuha. Nov. ist. Steamers with steam
mn blew their whistles, all rung their bells
and several crews cheered. At intervals the
Snanish vessels in the harbnr hoistcd more
| Aags A. fast as they could hunt them up,
and there was great rejoicing generally
| The Virginius was brought in with The
Snanish aag flying. the American nag,
which had been noiSted during Inc
chase heinz twisted about the taiirail .
| The Iollowi6g dav (the 2d) a court marital
no bald on hoard the Tornado. which com
menced at and terminated at CLOCK
| All wore tried as pirate and the findings oil
court and sentences were sent 70 the cap
| tain-general and admiral in SEALED packets
| After the court had concluded, all win the
| exception of Bambeta, Jesus Del Sol, ten;
| RYAN and Pedro Cespede>' "ere trahSIrfreu :,
| to the iail Of the city, escorted hy lGree VI
| one hundred volunteers ana humner Oh
marines. General Burrlel eooliy asker ina
! all the prisoners should be turned over 10
him, with the exception Of the captain ana Al,
| crew who should be sent to Havana at the
/ disposal Of the commandant genera OF ma
rine. and declared that within twenty ionr
bours afterwards all should be tried and ex-
ecnted, in order to avoid any compile tom
with exterior. that i, foreign Intervention
| He also detained telegram which the
| United States consul desired 10 forward "a
the United States consul at Kingston repoTr-
/ ing the capture, and inquiring As 70 the
nationality Of the Nrginiu7.
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NUN MAGIC COxG set by mail to any one
| ISL WI change any HAIR o. permanent
ia. r brown and csnta ms nl poison. TrAie sup
go ~ fw r4tss. Address MAGIC CONE Go
.-r.g -t.elt Nl-s.- N.v I1-f1&WtW
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Blsnor Crxnxs wrrHDnAws FROM THE

BisnoP CUxMISs WITHDRAws FROM THE
ErIsCorAL CnURcH.-Bishop Cummins Oh
Kentucky has addressed letter to Bishop
Smith. annosncing his withdrawal from the
Protestant Episcopal Church. lie gives as
his reasons: First, that he is required TO
exercise his Office in certain churches IN the
diocese of Kentucky where the services are
conducted so as to symbolic and to teaeh
the people doctrines subversiye of the truth
as it Is in Jesus, and as it was maintained
and defended by the reformers OF the 10th
century :" second, that he has lost all nope
that this system OF error, now prev aillhg 50
extensively in the church of England and IN
the Protestant Episcopal Church in this
country, can be or will be eradicated by any
action of the authorities of the church
and he proposes to return 70 the
prayer-book sanctioned by W hllam
White; third, that on the last day OF me
con ference of the Evangelical alliance, ne
participated in the celebration OF the LORD ;
supper in DR.. John Halls church, ana
united with DIR. Hal, DR.. William Arnoit
of Edinburgh, and Prof. DOrner of Berlin IN
that precious feast, and the results oil tha1
participation have been such a. to prove TO
his mind that such a step cannot be taken
by one occupying the position he now holds,
without sadly disturbing the peace ana
harmony OF this church, and without I'M
pairing his influence for good over large
portion Of the same church. As he cannot
surrender his right thus to meet has fellow
Christians Of other churches around the
table Of the Lord, he says he mnst take ms
place where he can do 50 without alternating
those Of his own household and faith lie
therefore leaves the communion in when ne
has labored for over twenty eight years anu
transfers his work and Office to another
sphere OF labor.
A despatch from Louisville states thai
the announcement of Bishop Cnmmin7
withdrawal from the church creates pro-
found sensation among the Episcopalians
there. Bishop Smith, the senior bishop
will be written to at once to return to Ken
lucky. to continue the Episcopal authority
Bishop Cummin-' withdra val, it is thought
Will create some complications between the
two phases of theology in the Kentucky
Eniscapal Church.
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r. l. r.. L Il
CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by 4
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has bee-n
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acl1nowl-
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physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
IF over forty years. When
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dom fails to effect 4 speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, WhOoping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, Sc. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause ol
the complaint.
rREfARrD rr
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And sod By Druggists al Dealers generally.
Oct. 2l-deodEWly
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The New York papers Of Saturday are de-
cidedly belligerent in their tone concerning
the Cuban atrocities. The Herald says if
the bombardment and destruction Of San
tiago follows the atOnement will not he too
heavy. The Sun says the Spanish adher-
ents in Cuba ignore the authority Of the
mother country, and it Is the duty of the
United States to 60 to the spot and make
them answer for every crime which has
been committed The Word SAYS if Spain
prefers to have Cuba wrested from her
rather than make reparation the fault will
bs her own The Tribune hopes our gov
ernment. while fastening to demand repair
alton. will not be driven by senseless clamor
into acts of lawless vengeance The Times
editorial takes the ground that Spain hay
ing ceased to have any power in Cuba the
United States must take the control OF at
fairs in that island into her own hands.
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\ writer in the Worcester Spy, defending

\ writer in the Worcester Spy, defending
the prohibitory law, says;
Republican America has the honor of first
proposing total abstinence and prohibition;
and the States most purely republican and
least under aristocratic influence, are most
foremost and most successful in the expert
ment. The despotism most TO be feared,
and the most defiant and dictatorial, is the
distillery and brewery power. the old ally
aud present successor of the slave power.
Nothing need be added to this, except to
say that in the natural evolution OF the
principles OF our fathers and the founders
of our republic, Christian patriots Of repub-
lean Massachusetts are resolved 10 have,
by help of God, what is yet unknown in
priest-ridden and oligarchical Europe, a
commonwealth without the dram shop, and
society without the temptation and torment
of intoxication. And the sooner our clti-
zens of foreign birth, to whom We gladly
give a welcome and an asylum, under
common government Of the people, for the
people, by the people-the sooner they find
il out and accommodate themselves thereto,
the better for us, the better for them, the
better for all.
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T. series OF narrative sketches, drawn from s.r
lural historical and legendary sources. illustrate
with Kteen Choies OIL Chromos. after pa nt.rz hy
the most celebrated arts oi the world, gil AZ
rich and rs sEihcsnt variety o. Oriental costume
and beauty. Mrs. Stowe in her charm ~ style ha-
written book .ull O.. Interest and W thout A dol.
page in 10. which even i not Illustrated IS Do. q
-.lt rar-tlV but tho
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