Pa.
Fortlie F recman.
Lerrer from Ohio.
Cincinnati, Oct. 6th, 187?.
THE IXPoSITION.
For the last five weeks this city "aas been
crowded to overflowing with visitors. They
te Jfreeman.
MOXTPEUER, VL,
WKPNKSDAV. OCT. II, 1871.
I lie Chic jro Fire
U, i 1 1 i resting pl"c. These crowds have been at- lions to tl
c give, tm Mother pHce, quite roll tele- B r I 1,1
i. I.. tendinc what we call "The (irc.it hxpo-1 tiilrihin. aa
rapnic dtsrutc'ies relative to the origin ana r 1
h h;i, i,. ;..t i sition," which is to close to morrow. In a hydra, ai
in his hands, and another ifs backling on his
skates. I jat
Two large fountains rise from this base,
while innumerable jets isgue from the deco
rated rims of the basins. Ml thus far is of
broDze, but the foundation is of polished i-t
).rieres of the fire which has in"" swept
Chieacc with the lies .m of destruction. comparison with th
These telegram we hvc condensed, and dout. tless
have come ii mieli swarms that the hotels ayreitf, which forms also the border of the
hare found for once their capacity, and it is basin in which it stands. At the sides of
-aid th it some people have been compelled j this there sit upon pcdcstais of granite lour
to walk the streets nil night lor want of a 1 vigorous youths standing in humorous rela-
a. C3
the element. One rides upon a 'j.'
another reins a turtle, a third n
nd the fourth holds a duck. From
these issue the cold streams for drinking
The design for this fountain was by Krcling, i!j
small
I'aris Xosition it is
Cur. hut as it is the
ORADES.
Cows.
Clark Kiiifr, Kast HMMfe,
George V. Tabor. BaMWi
Heifer ti yrs. old.
H. II. Martin, East M lueHer,
A. .1. Holh-tei, Ea-t -lontielier,
Yearling heifer.
II. It. Martin. Kai-t Monti.clier
I. I.. C. Ki-Ii.m abe'
.Icin r calves.
Cnartea K. Gray, E i-t Moatptlier,
George C. Tabor, Calais.
WEST STAKES.
Best hull of iBjgs or bloo
riiag Derbam bull, Oxford I'm
lier, Cabot,
BOM Cow of any age or bloo
Usher, Cabot,
Ufir,
Fine wools Back older than I.
8.8. Kriton, Ea-i Montpelier,
gripped of needless and repeated details,
until we think thev will 0 nv-v to the general
reader a concis and yet sufficiently full
description of tlio terrible conflagration,
whieb breaking out .Sunday night 'eased not
its ravage- until Tucsd ly noon, at which
i inie 1.- great city ol Chicago hail altaist
literally been reduced to the desolation once
isitod upon the cities of th- plain. Memory
i cc ilis Do each sudden and dtrtes tating fin- irt
this eoantry, scarcely bom in Modern times
ihjlv tw days since and Chicago ch ill cup d
t e admiration anl almost excited the envy
d the world for her marvelous growth, her
boundless are parity, and tie wonderful en
terprise i! her citizens. To-davy her glory
baa departed, her wealth has be n swept
l way with the raddeOMM o the lightning's
Saab, ard her people arc for the moment dr
p n :cnt ujKir. neigbb rinvi cities for the very
bre el to Mataia life.
A lew details and incidents connected with
1'iis c mn'i.rration may not be uninteresting
There were in reality two tires, the first oc
curring Saturday mght, and was suppoaed
1 1 1 .ve been fully su dued shortly alter mid
night. This would rdinarily been call. d a
largo tire un.- jfc.iOiMUMI worth of pro
ten lost. this lire broke out
nidi in a t ickly settled dis
Wi ?-t side of the river. '1 h
the v einity were almost e-
vo'id, occupied as oficen at-
ert
in a
planing
on the
l
ii. :ed to extensive lum'-cr yards, planinj
ami other mills, freight depots, storeb mi. a
Fort Wayne, and Alton and St. Louis ll.il
w ays, and am lactones u4 one kind and an
other, with long eantiniUHW Ir.nuc- block'
occupied us s.ilo ns and small stores belov
ani as boarding booses or dwellings ab ve
'throughout the area o! (bar blocks east in I
areas, the Bsmm rusiicl witli irremstibb
fares, until everything wis reduced t ashes
The citizens then thojg'it they had seci
tbe Worst of it, anl went to their hoq
with entire e fiden that the Fire
bailment was suflkcient for any new e
geney. On .Sunday night, about icno'ci
a new tire was discovered in the block DO
el by BajbjSTen anl Taylor streets, and
fcrson and Clinton streets, a few s piart
the southwest ol the fire ol the pre
evening. From this beginning grew
aw ul catastrophe whicfi has dc-tr
Chie-.igo The Basses incre'ised in
during tbe entire night, untii, still fa
by the dtsastroua sri id from the south
they gai-ei sufli icnt strength to s
nor'hward to Van Burcn street bridge
crossing the river, to rush in ungovorr
power into the very heart of the city,
the westsideof south branch, along the h
were five or six of the largest grain elev;
in the world, unl commencing with
Burcn street continuous lines ol handi
stone and brick buonc-s blocks stret.- m
the north an csst. Ail tilon jr La Salle s
the buildings were of imposing appeir
and costly character. Sweeping down A
str.ct, lined on either side with two or 1
t rv brick block, the tlnnes appear to
cxtcnJtd wo tutj uiiwa, aod niftaa ta
rslmrr lb. use. one of the ssost efatbi
hotels in the West. They also seeas to I
j tseed southward as far back as llai
street, before continuing on their way to'
the heaviest sections ol the city.
From Adams street north to tbe rivei
c uitl I'Ttttioii appears to have rag d w
p.wer that swept everything before
Sweeping nest on strc. ts that ran Iron
Lake to the river, the flames seem 1 1
i arried before them hundreds of ele
buildinaa between State street and the
House t-quare.
TJie aherin in House on the North
Cha-uber of Commerce on the south
on the west the Tel. graph office, with
and uh la
Bnaat cd.tice
But ..CCO!
noi slop iiei'
tne v. baaio
luatm 1 Hon
few l .i altu
lb liol H'lUi
Oti all
dm! i in
d iwte
fire is
t at
1'
thu
Tin
ace in New York
k it entitled to its
building in which
s and every foot of
I by the exhibition
aigi st exp 'ition ever known in this country, i and the castings w. re at the foundery ofl
Frederick Mueller in Munich. It is a gift
and an ornament of which any city might
well be proud.
A SENSATIONAL TRIAL.
Cincinnati has just had one of the scro-a j
tional trials which are bseoaing so common, i
Lust spring a man named Zeale wa6 found I
1 dead on bis lied with a bullet wound in In-
I bead. His wife was kneeling by the bed-j
side, apparently hysterical with exc tement,
and theie had been no time for any one els,
to have committed the deed and escaped
j The next day the man's own pistol was found
in the privy vault, with one chamber dis"
i charged. It was soon ascertained that hir j
wile was ehvtr. years his elder, and ol a
terribly jealous disposition, and that she had
discovered some months previously thai 1
her husband had seduced her niece, since
m the rv-ta
City not excepted, w
high sounding name,
it is held, covers foui
space ava liable is occ
of some product ol American skill. At night
when crowded with people and brilliantly
lighted, a visit to it will repaya long journey
nd scarcely a day his passed when its pat
r ns ha .e not numbered from ten to tweniy
fne thousand. Almost .very conceivable
thing that is manufactured or used in mauu-
a "Curing is displayed in one of its halls, and
in ny things which only nature produces
1st.
Sd.
1st.
id.
Back lamb,
eorjro Davis Ea-t Mont elier,
8. k. iton, Ksst Moatpeber,
Paas of S ewe-,
eorjre Kaii. Ka-t Uoalpelter,
s. K.iton. East MimipelbJi.
Ten- of 3 ewe lambs.
Hack.
Joaes x Clark, Uan e.
V. I Aim-, Ea-i Moatpel
Pen ..r tim e e
.Jon.-- a i lark, Karre
A. 1. Ann-, Ea-t Uoatue
Back las
I mi A. I lark, llarre.
A. 1. An
ppan
he odors i
ns. In t'
nit, and tl
lerent u
it to the
-.ml t.l.int
hall
ic 1 md cm
i, or choicer
id, is a lare
my between
may not lie
n such a fairy land
Another art
the fine art-, an
tun- of all l
d to
ho
met
lb
K'll
d sf
the building is devot
its walls are hung with pic-ids-
paintings, drawings,
pavings, lithographs and
e ol them of very great
J with beautiful statuary,
e hands .me carriages of all
Beyond, hundreds of sew
BSy rivalry imitate ti e old
bee. Then, beyond these
I:--4
a
adc
kinds
I which time she had ircqucutly threatened t..
j kill both of them, although she had continued
to live with her husband. The trial whit I.
was quite long is just finished. The evi
j deuce leaves not n shadow of a doubt of bei
I guilt, and would have hung any one baa
I there not been a seduction in tne case. Bui
i the juiy brought in a verdict of not guilty,
j and the crowd attempted to cneer. Thus
is getting to be the well settled law ot th.
land that any man whose wile', honor has
lie-en lost, may take vengeance into his owe
hands against tbe betray, r, and any write ma
kill her husband for infidelity, and so civili
I cation which is obedience to law is retrogra
i ding, and we go back to the dark ages. L
1 this case much comment has been excited f
I the laet that a Baptist clergy m id testified in
I (who was a devout church in. ssber) that she
did very wrong in marrying an irreligious
man and never would be happy. It used t
be thought licit the right of a minister t.
give such advice wa- limited by the man iag.
ccr. inoiiy
its of
III DOWNS.
I and Eu es.
East Monti.
kstet Ea-t btoatpelier,
Grade Ewe Lantb.
i
Mi
Jl 1 1 ed l.-l
III' lioH s.i.
Pears Ea-i Hoatpeliei
Gray, Ea-t lloatpelier,
Litter d Pigs live or raoi
-on-. East Moutueller, l-i
two of l a-! Mil it ln it ire
r Leghorn, Bantams,
li-h to All. -li Tol.l I
Md
cut.
Mont,
.nd Horn tl
machinery
lor the
t aniesi implemen
into another wt i
inufacture of ulm
an skiII t!i
mease bud.
r se
lied I
placi d in
W'aftkiBgtoa oiiiii r.nr
stallione m itb
t. Ueonce 1 1
it propei
in-. Ka-
be
Hall may
'earronsA Arm E.Montp I 'i
p. E l Sterol K. Mootpelier,
Brown Howland.Montpeue
d Mare with Eoal at tout,
a ll. Uawb!eld,
Si
irtiotK
It V
J compete!
Hi d the Illn
d. fountain
RTitb tins jud
public s.jiiar
ipply ice wal
Dh in.. i!. Marsbnel
es i: Doiute, alaii
triag from one
'1 own ot' Ka-t
very worthy -ti
bae. II. Kinn
A. i. Hollister,
i.test, (and il" r
t-t .Moiiipch.
d naUoseol
E. I.;
t.id dai Qln
Uutn lb
Ambrose Ritchelder, Piatelh
r.e otber pairs were rcry aid
tprean
t. d wil
.o.
:;.oi)
is.w
MS
IjH
1.0W
as well as the City hull and Oovernmcn
buildings, but nothing remains save black
ened streets and cracicling cinders. No pa
pers can be published until type comes from
eis-.-wherc.
The ori"in of the fire was in a stable where
this i-itv The fir., whi.-i. ....n.rncnd at a m in took a kerosene lamp at musing time.
10 r.M., has already swept mor a sn.ee of at A large number of the firemen were killed.
i least three times as large :,s that of last the burning ships sailed in crimson waters
1-00 night, and is still rushing on with greitcr All the churehes in the Southern division.
I fary than has marked BUT si ige ot its pro- all the railroad buildings, and the finest
Lrcas. The wind ia hlnwin al moat a .rile mansions on .Michigan and M abash avenues
Great Fire hi t bic;tro
MORE THAN IIALI" THE CTTT lirRXKU.
CnicAi i. O-t rt L45 a.m
To night ii the m ist lear ol in the annais
J.. lull Uiia kinil is to r.our a a
l-vW-s Keaorts t 192 heard and decided I Anodyne Liniment into a ling noeked jonk
hy'the Supreme'Court in vour county at its bot.le, add half Pint of molasses and water,
i vn rhia as.- was argu- then nour the whole down the horse s throat
rom the south, and showers o' soarksand are burned, r or miles the miming .iriuae.
burning brands are sweeping over tho city along the river were swinging arches of Bre
threatening destraetion on every hand. from shore to shore. Tho very pavements
The tiic started in a low of two-story are burned,
wooden tenements on Dekovco streit. between Buiuor says now that another fire his
Jefferson and Clinton, and, as was the ease broken out in Hydepark, and is moving
last nigh', spread with tcrribY- rapidity south. Il this 1 so, the d straction of that
Before a single engine could get on the road portion cannot lie prevented. One hundred
hall the block was in flames burning furi- soiiares are already burned in the so uthern
OUSlV i UIVISIOO. A lie UUDHBHIM J..uv.j n.ui.o v, j .Ua a
-V I .l. J Ll ,i.,.h a r tir.en of the State i.urchase a
i.oo 1 a M. 1 he tlunes ate la'.ug with in- reouceo av,uu hiiiiiu a bhw. v..v,v ri,
'"..r,"" Li (....IV! The county records arc saved. The city Slave and take a bill of sale, which by the
1 .,rcy cm nly saie the city from utter dc- records are lost. law of the State where it was -i-
struetion. A learlul panic prevails all Ciikago, Oct. loon. The tire cont.n- valid, yet he remove such
through the streets where 1 1, e people are uc 1 to burn all last night on the north side, state, the bil ol
rushing to and fro and weeping an'd wailing. but this, however, is under control. It is and no fJr,
Brands iroiu the tire were blown across to utenury true 10 By tmnv m i ri -,77 ,h i,n,i I u-lieve
to i.iuc nil niniii-T. ii.c
UN
LSS
Reward of Merit. We are happy to lay
before our readers the following cure, effect
ed by the use of Miss Sawyer's Salvo.
Mr. Silas Bryant of Sherman, has been
afflicted for years with what the doctors pro
nounced a srrot'ulous cancer. Ho consulted
rVlel-O'M and previous to i the most siciurui pnysicntn u. ,wg was
a graduate of Yale I. bO ,)C naa becn a finally mduced to try Mss Srr' 8ml
this brother was excommunicated conUn
uine in his refusal to walk with the church
Hotline of an immoral character appears to
have Z"eo alleged against h.m be continue
to be respected """S
Mr Avery was
his settlement in and also nd now after using the f -urth dollar W, he
settled minister in .Ma- j is entircl9 cured, and enjoys perfect health
a chaplain in the Revolutionary army ,w&a
..Tl,..r.. is an interesting cise reported in '"lmJ
i i. ,r Tvler's Ketiorts in re- Manv valuable Imrscs flic irom tne eBects
uic seeonu -J" WMa
-pect to the liiwlulni
ss'of holding Slaves in 0f oolic. The fiest thing to do in a case of
ottte ,i ,n)iinson s
ed by ti e late Ju,Le Hubbard ol inasor
and the I .ce Hon. Charles Mais!i of Wood
stockboth iorcm.ist among the eminent
l.wyers ot the State, and long the recognized
T hnr In that case it was held
2 A
I i J I tn.m rhuf i,!s t. fill TlVt'T
;t-L Biuo u. inu rnui una :ii .t w-jvu vn v v, I r lv ,u h kn
nX on fire direatl adioining the t hi Park on the north.and Irom tho north branch the only,) case m -mv- y-- -J
J. ..la.., i. n i..l. ..n rt,x I M:.mo Kiihiect lor dlsCU-SlO!
Itie wesi Ml l.iv iniwc -1 j t
eago gas bouac, and the tl.mes spread
every direction among the aljoinings
it ti.e river on
of
n in
cast This portion ot
tl
the vessels in the river are c itching tire tne main river
win
in every direction, and all on the South river
will probably be destroyed. A rag ng,
roaring bell ol tire envelops twenty bloeas
ol' the city. It is already scorching the
block of ttie telegraph olli -e Where this dts
p.teh is written, and sweeping onward a
whirlwind ol fi tines against which
illortsarc Iruitless, and it is impossj He
block, was occupied n
ttiirds of the xipul.ttion
(jermaas and Scmdinavi
are now homeless sot
traine buildings on th
and others are on the p
iiv ptinl alon.' 1 n,. S.ii.reiiic 1 'ourt ot this state.
re was a business Benson, September 10, 1871.
ot this district were
ins. 1' ie-e people
le of them arc in
northwest section.
uric without shei-
.uman tor. LuroUgOOUl the day y. sieru.iy a ie..e..-
I.. al ot ti.i'lii.son the West Side was looKcll it.
t enuont RiuU' society-
r
cr iss
nd a change of live degrees m din etion at
ie railroada,
swi n; awav.
A.M.
ii Ui
Tbe operator-
any time would have 1 d to that result, lhere
and would then have been no refuge l any Br
ight erybody had their clothing packed nady to
i start lor the prairie at any moment, but Ood
the av. rte I th s possible addition to our disaster.
'will At sundown th.- wind lulled and at o o'clock
itucr this lorenooil ra n, so lervcnuy praycu i"i
The Ilrty-niiuh annual n
be held iu the city ol It ui
Haetiag of Directors at
tl..- Society at o"cloek P.
baamass, m me vestry
CMueb. Aunlreraarr aa
a the Church.
Introductory remarks
IVisuns
not uuiiieu
im.'tuu Hoc
In ten minutes tne horse will Ijein t-
Parson's Purgative Pills will greatly re
lieve, if not entirely cure, dyspepsia, when
everything else fails. They have been tr ed
in some desp'rate cases, and have given more
relief than any other medicine.
Evekv Yocnu Man should procure a eopy
of th? medical work entitled The Science
of Lite, or Self-Preservation," published by
the famous Pcabody lnstituc,"' Boston.
T is bJ k will teach the young how to avoid
dng rous diseases, and Irom it the middle
a.cd ind those mire advanc d in lite may
att i i to a restoration of a prostrated eystera
to active health. It is the result of deep
study and most extensive uieuical prictiee.
and uny be re ied uion. The extreme v lua
ble and interesting book entitled "Sexual
Physiology of Woman and her Diseases'' ia
also published by the Institute. Don't fad
to read the advertisement f the Peabody
Medical Institute, in another column.
b the 1
and a M
ridgeport,
ldeut, Hon
BOSTON OATTLK MAKKKT,
Krparfr.
rff r,srr.,.. y J
S'rrr mu n
Km. 1. 1 w 'ou
l v.
in
Came It did not rain H
s fr in Chicago. Oct. bouses and the ground hi
11 a. m. The work i devastation con- now it is possible to havi
inuea. More than oi e-hall ol the city is al- for the multitude. A dm
cadv distroyed. ami the lli...is continue held in the First Cougri
heir ravages almost unoppuued. At about MTashington Street, wh
ne o'clock this morning th. lire ero-scd the j throughout ttie uight.
hit at Adams stru t bridge, and soon d. to protect what propel
'lading S crc
ot
oecn wet. si that
r. and e.s.k food
ng ...I citizens was
tional Church m
was coi.tiuued
tsures w e.'c taken
was left and to
were sworn m
police, and the
i i ieu.S'ieridan to
IS CAKPEXIEIt,
at cawaaiaoa ani briuhto?.
For the iretA ending Oct. 10, 1871.
in. anl..! Sto. k at Market:
cnetery.
and
Fits
the -V CptllUI o
tire proof, the
I i iu ml House
I'..
II
lb
w hi
I. II.
irimtt
undreo s tl
t i .ti a i- nt
a e a, there
ihtfdisastei
ternioiir Xews
Alildso.v I'oLNTV.
)r. V. W. Blanchaid and E.
s.j i.l Bridport, are now gi'
nuoa to the perfection and
their oroeess mnnurmcturii
and le-t. d in Middle!
gi. s so in t New
has bean organised
business in earnest
largely npm ornamo
I ii v a re.
lM week,
i MM ear a;
,i i le
:;7.'. i
Beef
-Cxtri t
Siie
tast
1551
1j9
t
isam
l'lClcher.
their at-
SOS 0"'. ..hii ei. I
me since,
lie, set up
eek- ago.
coui!auV
kr .l- oi
AWHii: i Uea to M
i-it value i bcl. Ual.J) steels
Mih Can aS' BSli; miijs.
three lear- j..ii...v.
eal Ualv W lo H lei
sneei. r, t.. rllM is t. '.I
Sbep n.i l.aii.s SS30 ic t
r'at Haaji l S
Si .ie' Win le-.oe. I t'
9l4aa Bn.hioi tl HSI
Fallow r la t. C .ir;
I'd,
MM O &7l.
raw and -Mi
hrcint
r rre-te I
nsts. One
r the river,
nue, on the
Ii is cheek d
Milwaukee
is appareut-
reliol. I l
II Hi I lull,
,11't.C.
s: a c h
in circum !er n C
g. r one 1J it er.
The Ad lis .n Cl
Saturday by an Mb
fair was a bnan i ii
a larg.-r numbi r
years i a-t. Tne
ts oi ii puff bal
M isaacfauai tt-
i. e last week, eaw
Ti e trade 111 ealtll
l wo lot ol" choice
c lair t jiouil V",
u lot- and rexaaa,
ve. John kitl ba
wentai i. U
stem Meen
i- 1 I
rcleutiesi
ith to I'i
i larri
haii.e t t i
e a Piqo
inexprtesi
arc piayit.g ...i
ot file: is poSSlb
-j read ttie i! i
en 'i with pOOJ
ei id nee of :i wi
isbe in il imes
A few busine
.ire n t many
lew business m
tiirted
T cy
further
is eov
e ttiz
Iv iltl-
Sc per lu. A. Kihhm;
at to dr. s I
t. T. HwuUm sold 17 t
i h K. Bickford, boreb
ichai-l-on sold 4 cow ,'tn
10 Ml Ili ad, Inr-et COWS,
teifer, at 6c. dressed. K. I
J n at S I -2c mm stee
:.t tic .'.i ..t or 7c
1 -old lame 2-year old-. i"
weight oxen, MOUlbs.
im mors life m the sheep n
some lot- probabtv wew
tiny could have been It
bably, of a sin iller -lock.
HMtl ::,li.b-. SS at .V
i bead T. DowaerS43 -t
lead. I S. Krvc in lamb:
d. T. Mcl.oud 111 laiiio
NKW VOi;K PRICES CLRKEM
i'
M
.s-tate sup.,
ex..
Peas
Saai hen
I'anada,
iiKELLii Bora
the tutm
1
id pe ipl
lour mil
t the i is.
lee. a
isi n c
ad
I
Ol D
ed
are t raving i
lilt th. ol the
1 his tli- s.n. ill.
a ill be tit as ra p
laATKR. A caret'
.1 s.hois that the
rti over ?'J" 000.
and 'i
4 a I
i'ea,
x Mei1 iuiu
Hay.percwt..
rt.is.
One.i Apple,
ileestvix,
trf-c Feat hers
A y -e .per
Pa I l.i iv
Hops,
iVool.N.Y.. Vl
;,i a itter-
V. Faelori
Dairy,
ihe-seii H.'fs
Pork Me -s.
Beet V e--
Haa,
Sboaiaara,
Lar.l Priii:
i
flressed Pom i 1 1
Turkey,
El ARV
inch
ild tii
HCMO.N MAR
rh i are ntertatned that the dasparati
e
M i
nearly
than th
11 .W .n
Oil'' "ill
thai i
V e-t
Wesl
Pr.
il e in teil. and pel hap- BO
able t i tell, but it i- known
ied, and is h are 1 th it the
in 1 he furoito
.aged condition.
I'
i, iV All
-l ol Ul,
hal.
d th
re than to
die they
from the
ati, Mr P
than twenty-
iae
ll.
b laber, Cabot,
ariin. East M i 'ntpelie
II. A E
tatli.
h.ni ma 1
.1.
aorta, hut live equare utiles ol b.acktixd
at d smoking ru.iis arc tho ghastlv credential
winch Chicago otters in support ol her claim
to LireOoi UMSMB lu disaster. but Chica-'O is
not annihilated. Buret) a-- bafl lieen he tr.als
by h'C. The woudenul enterprise oi bar cit
izeiis and their iodvmitabae win to dare and
to do will build her up again. The latest
d sj.atc .es indicate that ttie Work of restoia
tM has already been commenced, lier
bus.rc-s men arc undismayed, and although
it miy take time Chicago will n-. samln
ve ihousand
cunt i in.
Of tbe h untai
1 1 ders will i,b
itrangers who came to see the
2d.
am
the
;tii ornnse color, your
etter idea than words
i gr iving published in
an coiivi y i
llarptr's Wokhj two weeks ago. although
j that lacks tte j:iacc ot the original. Its de
i eian 's to resent the manifold bless inei
i-t.
2d.
genius I wat
hands fine strt
li --ings id ra
Mow. The ti
sneo
th
im mediate
In front a
r foot a pedestal
ui" the luxuriant
Stic trunk around
it nir.e feet high,
iDgs ol water are
mother is leading
3 ri,rht a husband
hisparchid fields,
eagerly hastening
"tiiinu, a nianjeri is
tier with water from
to the ielt, a fireman 't
the wain. ist svmjathy in her behalf In all which rises li
l e priLcip 1 cities Wist and Last meetings crown of loin
have licen held, and food and clothing and which in (oar
money have be n unstinttdly given, and al the im
once sent forward to relieve the rcci ssitics d ivpif.c i.
those who lave ben made houseless and ,,cr l" tl'- bntb
homeless. Railroad and uprirs coinpamts ruan is invi king rain
tender free and speedy transportation lor all while a dog at I is
contributed articles. Trains la den w ith frc W th gasping Si. ati
provisions have been desja'ched from bt. tot jut alnn.tt laps
Louis, Cibeinnati and elsewhere. Tbe char- supply ing l er sick fi
tv btaaamsd is not only liberal, but better i ll healing spring
still it is prompt and timely. This spirit is a burning roof supf lieafee hear, n for
thegloryoi our civilization. Man wh. m the t,lC aWbdning sir. am These groups stand i--'
world had br.nded as wedded only to money- I uI,jn a sijuare base to which are atlacoed
making and selfishness, step nobly forward fcuge semicircular biisjns jr, the shape of l
and give their thousands at the caJtoi the shells. The sides ol this base exhibit re- j
-afl-riaa J thf ItamjaBiliiM 'lie's retin Si ntin ill vari.Mix Iiiimi t.fio i.nli. Met
r. am' i b
i I ing of water for various industri. s fishing,
'avigation, as the proi" llin power of mill
Elections wcrj yesterday bolden in Ohio, i ;lDd as resolved into s-cam in the locomotive j
P. unsyivama, Iowa, but the Chicago fire j machinery, i The earners of tbe base we
his so cngroescd public atuntion that w. b.uken l.j B,cbc6 holding .-Liidten ifF,ietit. lit
h .ve not a line in the papers or a single j 1Dg tbe joys which water affords to childhood.
dispatch by Megraph to indicte how tl coe A little girl listecs. to the humming of a shell, nt
States have voted. The balloting an Monday while another decks herself With pearls a I"
n Texas lo ks tavorabie for the Pemoeracy boy exults over :i erawfi-ti which he holds l t
Bulla li years old Bad upu
II. Martin, Ka-t Uonipelicr,
i Town, East M .nip. h.i
Balis I rear old.
K. Gray, Eas! lloatpelier,
K. Gray, East .Monipelier,
ny, ta t MOBtpeliei
i raai old better,
s.'h. Cray, East ill
Teariiar heiiv-r.
l.-i East tlontpelie
y, East Muntpelii
t-a-t aBOOtpelier,
fearhog Hi
Pike, MarabaeM,
Cows.
li. Pike, Marsafleld,
qpo liavis ha.-. Mool
JEKSKIS AM) ALOEKNETS.
itulls il i r-. old.
t. A. L. Warren, JaUddlesex,
i. Caartas M. Kbiaay, 1'iamiield,
Ye ll llQK.
,t. Edward L.iivrcncc. Montpsliei".
l. Ii. a. Patasm, Eaal MoMpeiier,
lillil c dt.
II. A. I ii uam. East ttaatpeUer,
Charles II. Kiuncy, Platafleld,
Cows.
C. 11. Kinney, Ptawadd,
L. 11. Kinney Plain Beid,
2 yra, old he ler.
N. A. Khoad-, W aterbar,
C. li. Kiuuey, Plalnalebl,
xearlinx heiter.
Edward Lawrence, itaatuenei
11. A. fuuuin, hast ilouiiieher,
Heater calf.
C. il. Kinnev. I'lainileld.
-SAI1VLS.
Yea hug hull.
William Touipletou, East Xaatp i
Cow i.
a. D. Aims, Eat Mcattaenar,
David Benianiiu Eaat amnlpeliei,
lieuers 2 jrta old.
Nalilaniel Davis, tr East HOBtpi
A. 1. Anns, Kasl Moiitpeller,
Calf.
S. I:iv: Jr., Easi MoatpeHer,
.il-... ill-. I. It.
ali. Utrorve IV bea ton, hair nrraal
II. hiunev. 11. seen, Mr.
.c. iu.cn- eiubruidery, SI. S. S
in ui, n. 1 1 Mrs. Eri VI irae.fei
Mias Abbie 1 1 1 1 1 ti. pencil plctun
Mi u i. ham i iiii k, papei bac
alias Jennie llaiiey, el ay on y
Kila 1.. Pnarsuns, wax cross, 7
t ut i ici oil paauUns;, $2,011. Mr-.
imx mtoroidery, el. Mrs. U. i
lalerns, SI. altos Ella Movens, embroidery, i I.
Air.-. Miii. Wing, embroidery, 1, Mtss Haiti.
sioley, -ota cu-nion. Mr. ii. v wles, green and
wiutd Immiooi and wreath 7."; cross Bowers, 25.
learner wieatb, 75; wreaUi flowers, 25; ihj tree 75.
A. X. ihaii. hai'.l, puoUarrapas t-'- Mind Ella 'ir,
u i, nt button -i i Ing Hisses C. and A. smoiii
W ougnt si p ci M a. CO. Wood, cmoro d c
...in,..", ij.-iu. t, ail. .u.- i.ii. 1 o.i i, neu
h'.id i 50. i he coaumttae made tbe killowma ois
cretionaiy award- Oboai snamaratmg me arucles,
iz: Mi-- Abbw Pierce, rl, .ii.-- a L'ayior,
.u i K.Exra Kidder, $1.75; Miss si. C Egglestou, 1..",
i. M. I'rsy, Ian, .ili.- ftattw uantugbam, an
castle, 25 AbbieJ. iniih. peacalung, 15.
It ECU M AIM'S,
s. c. Well- A samples oi bwts, i. i irlando
Knapp, Uuek boots, $1; thin .I....51. A.O.I inn
uuas, specimen ol marble work, $3. G. It. liurkee,
tm and capper wiirc, i. Amass Tucker, tm and
cuppei ware, do.. rial beater, 50; do., swifts, 90.
I oc i"ii A Spaai cook-stove A uu i n an "and tm -i
no ui e, i -i i a em in in i do., parlor stove, i -1 premium,
-l.i a i. l Mr lug, cooper nan-. $1. i.. ii. aUi koey, do.
Sit. Charles Wbeatoa, back board, 1st ureu um.
il A. Putnam, sap evaporator, 1st premimn. Ceorgi
hit,. o i in
cant,, l-t
..i I. iii capi
uj erintendi nt at i Ibioa
right
Ai
illg -e
that t
ed t
i m
day
ens
spars i
1 for app
men tin
which hi
wild v t
an i a i n on
y attempt I
flics womd I
e o great
ui liandr d-
iindi d t hi ai ti
nl
ut:
millions
id. and th
oiir
i I I UlOIlt
Kell.
r- seems, however, liti e
they
es ot
I a r ut
ilowing letter from ti. Hon. L. C
ipon the subject ol Slavery in V.r-
..j, moot, will oc read with interest by many
t I.. The tir-t article ,,t the Declaration ot
iw ul Rights in the tirnt Oonatitation ol Vermont,
XI ni mimed in July, 1777. was intended and al-
i ways understood aa an absolute prohibition
dread j of the existence ol Slavery w-.tlnn the limits
nam I of the State, this article has always re
niiiined a i.urt ot the v oust I u t ion the
and thin State was the first of all of
lately etuimitt d femicide by shootine I
-el; t ii ugfa the bead.
As Bennett Goodrich of Ka-t Rat d
was goin home from the Fair at Bethel,
hoist heeamc trihtened, throwing him
breaking Ins collar bine anl bruioi
OaLKANS BOOaH
(uses of G. L. Sleeper anl Stephen
at Newiort Center wo '...r.w.i
last week. Loea. 4,000 partly insured.
Jenku s
t y yet
illlsc
A new Post Qfiee has U-eu rUtshed
I it slord Vuarry, and D wight Stanlev at,
an
Vf sf i' V aea
'orn pel i.nsiii
iolit II V'sll'.l
State
tcaa St nes which abolished Slavery
nstitution. At the time when our
stitutioo was framed S ncry es sted
woi Id outside.
cloines diyei,.).i. I. A. 1 own, I. in ial
vv K. Adam-, ii Bplendtd exbibltion
,fara,gtoves and mitleas, not sruinn
tne rccoii, iiii-nd a dlscreUouary iiv
Erancm Baker exhibited suueikir
ii, mm ol
1 1 aitieies of table ami dan salt, wbieti we
l uicii'l to lair men iind olhci ho use.
I cM.ii'iieu nneeiera nuson sewing uiacniue, n I
wiiH ii arc an at. 1 Use Ist premium, 1 nai tne people
appreciate ibis maebme la deaaonsirauMi hi me -a,,-
I ol several macbtnas wmhi on axlubiuoB. r. i
Phiane exhibited the tirovar and linker, to which
re award tbe ad premium Other machine!) acre
present the one bum Uaaville not sntbia oonatr
ited Poauaaster.
Ens' Porcet has the longest rravitatton
raiinad iu the United States. It is a little
over mile ,n kt gtb, and ci.neeis the sum
mi 1 r .dint iln i t
1 1 r ai v c t ""U,,V,,,M l" wiiirn v: nnfis- rtcrrei-
a.i i iv r..it;mi.d colonics, and it waThc parties Sre located 1 with the Hon
h ondoubtrdiy tru. that among the early mngton and Rutland bUilroad ThVarS
settlers ,rm nt wire some who had own- loin t iv 1 r "ra,Je
wi oi cirs is 'i".eend
in loaded another set is ascend in.- lnht
rbeae trains are eennceted ty a sUtl"w,rc
i .1 l s- mi nil a set ol i I."
in tne southern part nnu um nnwauj uoio. Mien staves in tnia I pulleys, to which ie att
ia. isco oey um tne i.e. iwn insiiue
i. u n p(w
Hv,.
V. .ii ii c II
I'i hs .1 th
ji --e-sio.i ed sla
i Service. a,'d w
onneciicut or jaassaenusetta,
ui coaling to Vermont, brought
with theu-. and el a.iuc.l to hold.
hedd, such slaves in this
itauoeu were undouti idly j in.'enioi s I. rake
li e tel.;- their s
I Ccttcctlt;
marvehiii-l v
i.:.i. i. i j
re lecom s ka I i h mil. I u I le v but there never was ar.v lr..il:.riii. a- l '"IU8 UN train se-
l- M Kcc .7 .me. cucii tr.na lias two rail
t'ELlEK HAK1
tek ending Oct.
E-Ai.B.
LOO
2.ni
Pay orders lor the preiniiini
th.- loiin .iuc io- iineu li.c residence i.- k.,.mii
in cases where the residences is not kuono the nay
i.rders will m hilt wttt the Earwell Bros., 3i ntpe
lier, vao are satborised by IbaTMasurai t pay all
oruera pix cami. a no aieasurer wui aisu make
.0 pay men la.
l.oO A gent's, buck skin idove was lacked tiji after the
Pan. ablch the owner can And at Parwali's store, bi
4 oo producing die mate lo it.
u We regret lo nonce me theft of articles from the
Hall, a uiK is nii-sm, .md a valuable shawl ara
I uauly cut io outau a pair af glove- walea were
c liiiiuunic .ii ni iin tne city is again sus
pended. It ex pi etc that an .tin r office will
boopeued do ing thenightata point two
miles soutii i! the 1 ist pbi n ol refuge.
The operators, he lore leaving their inatru
mente, reported that the wind had veered
I he n. in ai hd to round to the n-.i-t.'' aid ivaadiivinz t'ae llame
hack southward, :iii i tbe Samrs had already
reached the neighbutbood the i ffioe. i he
men were compelled to tl e, and t;
words were Ihcrc now ai
Ui n which reougnized the lawiul existence
and be-
siaieiv viiiniu me limits i tin- iule. in i r i
iween the tracks which are. 1 2 feet an
the contrary the aet entitled An aet to
present the transportation of Negroes and
Momttoee ont ol this Sttite." passeii at the
session held at Kutiand in tictoher, 178 '..de
clares in its pneassnie that th' tdea ol
S,acnj is (ipressly and fatally exploded Irom
our f ree gorcrnnit nt."
The Kv. Mr. Jennings, the preset. t
Chm.e nibs
rk iTf i rS
ipart i "et'! b ihi "1'iartr
l.uilevs I't I'll -!lfl
on which the cable rests. r.,,. n 1 "'V-
set in wooden string pieces which mss..,,. -etib..
ih tho Tl.
55b
rnssaChM teusaad Tatkeya,
drie,!i!eet;r.e wuightjC.Ljj.
Ecits pM oaen
Pish, slt Halaai n.
ipeais no hope of minisU r ot tl a first Church in Uenn nton
o! the city." ,n bia 1 liennington Veuiorials of a Centurv,"
i.-t.
feed barhs ul M
re recently burned.
i
i i i i i
toovi;; iiiuutio iur jiwu. 1 he cause oi the
hie is liDKno.va, out a hottle. a piece oi a
i.oo
iiiKtana tue charred horn sot a human hoiti,; and the streets aie now like a hiv
touna in toe Darn wtucb haa rxt been opened 1 sleepiog meh. it it nop mi
.no 1 or m ny days. lead t
wanderer, in a ttate ol
got into ti. hirn, aal
it on tire nncunscious
Bamea.
mat iuiu
y. h ty, must baae
a iutozic itd t
id perished m tbe
s iv ing I hi s intbero i
ip oo.) says that the iter. David Aver;,
who was the s.c.tid minister ol that Church
17M! 17S3) brought with his latudy t i tiwti
a colored woman, aud he insisted on his
i ijiht to hold In r as a slave. This was one
ot the serious objections urge 1 against him,
and which created mucti dissatisfaction in the
Church. Hut the persons dissatisfied on this
account appear to have been in the minority
One wh i i a I been for years an active and
itiSuetitiai liitmbcr of the Church, being fre
with qucntly on important committees, having his
eiti-! chudrea haptised, was placed under
Lnaie sue ui ii e. x ..v s.opr,., g ordered cnurcn oiscipliue during the ministry o! Mr
into the n rth branch oi the iivcr was sent j Avery, for withdraw. ng bimsett from its com
idrift ii take Michigan. alany ves;c s muu, on, for its aflrm ing the position thai it
are burned. T env odous e Sorts were made I uould commune wt h a brother mfc Bsinsat kmmm
I tie wind is still blowing, and it te. ms
thai nothing aan save the VV cater I) Division,
i ne 1- ss is :it .tcse:'t ratimated t from
iSlOO.OUO.tHKl to &2bM,U00,UU0. All husi-i.c.-s
is susoend'.d and must remain so lor a
long time, the Bfc-proot buildings burn
like tinder. Not one ot t ia banks renjiiu.
Few business men saved their pipers.
li.cwhoie population was haay all nght.
t
ave the Trtlrunt baildi
tome five years atterwards
curing tt
bill
$30,-;
Hon. J. Marsli of Clarendon died lat week
after a hriei illness, aged 68. Mr Marsh
was a well known and b,g.,ly reSpe0tcd citi'
VD nl VV i" tlrfhe6t Either of Kodney
and iluam D. Marsh of Brandon III
was a senator from Rutland c UQ
and 1857, and took a nrominent 7
i i in ro
the s o-ealled liberty
W' inddah eoc.NTv.
Mr. l-vman Stiarns of ;ra't.
suie.de last week, caused no doubt bS
uaoits of dissipation. KmssmmOil.pantelWa
Thomas W. T.tus of Vernon committed
uic de on Sunday by Lanain. h, i ,s' '"r ""h','
tieeuniarv diffi. nltlL f.,. b'melf -.at..fs.
me cause Hn
was Oi years old. rle
Mr. Johnson of West Dover
i oiu .asnioneu corn huskins- at ht-KT I "sat.
uver nitv lads anrt acE owu. him
ssemhled and tl3:er aD older
,h ui,;,
llr.i Wheat,
Pacihc Mdls,
r Extra,
Wliits Wheat,
Pasiri
liro:. D. S.,
NasavUta City,
Orasf eeo. clover, perl b.
i--. .ie r kuthad
s .t.
Onions
Sugar Reiined aro
i"-oj..ii pi. later
c hou sc.
lecentiv hnrl 1
S at tie r.
ger and o
t me ,;ii
ftK HBUiV
lr the evening at
Tea. Japan
Blark,
Irene,
w Vi r .im,.,
VVor.,1 r