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1 awais iwrcssiAj of tbe town, assign to me any; cditiooal public duty and I tieieJbre? i regretfully, bnt peremptorily. decline. tbe nomination. Permit me to eay. gentlenri, tat 'I have never cultivated the arT of "concealing my opinions, and while I do regard tbe ex firession of them as important, I desire to state order to remove any I honestly, believe that corruption in office and tbe love of public plunder are doing more to TEAYELLEB'B GUIDE.

Tu Cabs Lkats Bublukmoit 1 1 From the Rutland and Burlington Depot for the-Soatb East, a 8.80 A. and 0.46 P. Front the Venrtont Central Depot, for the East and n.Southj at 1.26 A. 12.16 P. and 8.06 KM.

For the North and West, at 4.10 A. M. 8.6o A. P. M.f and 6.00 P.M.

Tub Boats lkavs Bcrungtos From the Vermont Central Railroad North', at 8:30 A. M. and 4:46 P. M. Going fcouth at 10 A and 9:46 P.M.

Sillia! Jtrt Ecved fall lines cf Btaek And i rp DIIEOO OILEO. i Al0 TWENTY-FIVE PIECES ALL SHADES 'Jit .) i i ALPAOAQ, DLACtC DOMDAZIUGO, ANP ORGANDIE MUSLINS Purchasers In want of the above goods will do wsll to call, as they will find here goods of the finest quality and at the lowest possible prioes. Remember at PAGE'S OTdtf New Store, OIIITH PLATT, btnaXPtedPslofh0WUl- PUWI WfMk Md CAUPETS AND Oil, CIXWPH0 tobe found this side of the city, which was bought tf vlous to tbe great adranoe, and wiU be sole at Uaatbe oaa be replaced. I ouo a a 11 I AT HO. 4 UNION DLOCtl.

Burlington, Aug. 22, 1884. Tddaw TEo ttxe TLadleo. In answer to the often repeated Inquiry for those cheap more we will say thai Thio Uorainrj a ease of tbem will be opened and will be sold hsrs tofore at Remember they are the handsomest, eheapect. sect desirable 1 Geo6 for Wcia V7ctc? I 7 in! id (Ki.l..

Dele gation at ChWago, elected Smith Chair tChWago, elected 117 B. Smith, man. rArM.Dickeyr is on" the" Committee on Credentials; Geo'Wainburne5'o'a organization, and T. P. Redfletd on 1 Resolutions.

B. H. Smalley is one of the Vice Presidents L. Partridge one of the Secretaries. The del egation were all for McUlellan.

1 Personal, Z. K. Pangborn is going to edit a new daily paper in Jersey City. Major General Granville M. Dodge, wha was seriously wounded at Atlanta on the 19th and whose death ia reported, was a graduate of tbe Military Academy at Norwich, Vt.

He was a native of Massachusetts. Obituary. Fir3t Lieutenant Frederick Eaton Crosman, 17th United States Infantry, one of tbe bravest manliest, most gallant young officers of onr small ot Regulars, was killed in tbe battle of tbe 19th of August, at the Weldon Railroad, near Virginia. He was only twenty-three1 years of age, but was already widely known among his brother army officers as a valuable friend, an upright gentleman, and as true, noble, efficient and gallant as any of the many brave men ho have tendered their -services and lives to tbe'r country in her great trouble and need. Tbe service cannot spare such men, for they cannot be replaced.

Lieut. Crosman belonged to a family of which all tbe male members are rendering valuable talents and services to the Government. His. father is Colonel George H. Crosman, Assistant Quartermaster General U.

S. Army. Lieutenant Commander Alexander F. Crosman, U.S. Navy, and Captain Geo.

Crosman, 10th Regular Infantry, his brothers. At the time of hisJ death he was actings Adjutant of his regiment, and as an illustration of the severity of tbe engagement, tbe regiment brought out of tbe fight only two officers and thirty-three Lieut, C. was married but' seven short months ago, to Miss Josephine Phillips, of Pittsburgh daughter of the late Captain Phillips of tbe army. Long, long will it be before the remembrance of Lieut. Crosman fades.

from the memory of his mess-mates, brother officers and old friends. May tbe sod lie but lightly upon bis manly breast, for beneath that flpdjfca one of Nature's hoBlemeni Comm. Democratic Caucus. Agreeably to call, tbe Democracy of Burlington assembled in caucus at their room in Commeicial Block, last evening, and organized by tbe election of Et J. Phelps, Chairman, an i B.

Small -y, Secretary. Win. II. Hoyt was nominated as candidate for Town Representative, but declined, whereupon D. C.

Linsley was nominated by acclamation in bis stead. Messrs. F. J. Hendee, C.

A. Hoyt, A. Lowry, George Partridge, and J. Lonergan were appointed a committee to nominate Jus tices of tbe Peace. At tbe suggestion of tbe Chairman tbe plat form a by tbe National Democratic Convention at CbicagCfras read by tbe Sec retary, and was received with loud applause vapt.

Aionergan in stentorian tones pro A posed three cheers for McClellao, which the caucus, rising, proceeded to give with great g80- The Chair appointed Messrs. John Loner- gan, W. H. Brink, and R. W.

Chase, a com- mittee to wait on Mr. Linsley and inform him of bis nomination ymm.w appointea to nominate nr- teen Justices of tbe Peace, made the following ft A mClm. mrnrn. i A A A er, M. Noyes, B.

HollenbecVC. A. Hoyt, G. W. Beckwitb, B.

B. Smalley. M. Sinclair. Kobert Rogers, J.

D. Allen. On motion of A. B. Lowry the letter of Carolus declining "the" nomina tion of tbe Union Caucus as Town Represent ative, was read by tbe Secretary for tbe edifi cation of the meeting and was received with toua ana irequent applause.

Three cheers for Mi. Noyes were called for and given dur ing tbe reading. Tbe meeting then adjourned to Monday evening next at 7 o'clock. Mr. Noyes Declines.

Mr. Noyes.it will be seen, peremptorily uu.vu uuiuuuuoo I or 1 own Kep- resentative, in what must generally seem a I -j wu8iuuus iciter. other caucus is called for Friday eveninxr. Though our Town committee nn to thoir tjorw JSKml I uunuus ui won constitutes a member of the Union Party, we are in hopes tnat measures-will be taken at the, caucus to see that none take" part save I6e ''true -upport- ers of tbe Government in their efforts to sup-l press the rebellion. Bctrlixotox, Aug.

29, 1864. To Messrs. C.F. Ward,) U. YY.

Woodhouse. Tovm Com. and Wm. JBrinsmaid. Gentlemen: I have learned, with some surprise, that thU Union Caucus on Saturday night, selected me as a suitable candidate to represent tbH Town of Burlington in tbe next Legislature.

I say with surprise because tuch slight and so little intimation naa.oeea given meoi an A 4 1 fc- .1 1 1 i i -v of any sucb ii- myself as ex' posed, in tbe least to such nomination. It is JM. iK.n i.tM... I bu i aiscnargo ig uie wxieu OI DSJ aoilltj. Wlthont rear or lavor oi aav mas or any Dub- lie dnty however onerous, to which mv feiLow citizens might assign me of tbeir own choice.

Bat I did not suppose tbe coald just nam. eitaer ia jasuce to saBeii, or to toe interests Vermont AT CHICAOO-Tbe Vermont report, which was adopted Calvin Blodgeit, F.J. Hendee, D. C. Linsley, J.

D. Dwyer rn Jf Ueorge Partridge, T. F.Stewart, J.B. Wheel- Att ratios coMTAjrr I Volunteers who expect to re- Uln their health unimpaired dorter the campaign see to it themselves do not trust to army surgeons supplj with Hoi way's Jills And OratmeqWj Every tAglUti soldier's kuApWckcolaW them. if the reader ofthUt notice cannot get a' Sox of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his place, let him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and I will mail a box free of expense.

Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand because they can not make as much profit as on other persons' make. cents, 83 cents and 1 ,40 per box or pot. 212 RELIEF INTER MINUTES. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS. he mtoet certain and spenlg remf ever discovered for mil diseases of theLTieU ana AiLkma.

Consumption, Bronchitis, I-m fluent, Vmtking, Soar 2 Area i m'iKSlb WAFERS siYetlie nuwl iuslanUaeous and oer I feet reltefand when persevered with according to directions, never fail to effect a rapid cure. Thousands oav been restored to perfect health who have tried other means In vain. To all classes and all constitutions thev ar equally a blessing and a cure none need die palr.no matter how long the disease may have existed, ornowewr severe may oe, proviaea me organic structure oi me viiai organs is not oopeiessly decayed. Every one auuciea snouiagive tnem an impartial trial. JOB M03ES, Sole Proprietor 27 Cortlandt N.

trice zocis per oox. or saie oy an druggists. To Clear the House of Flies CHS DrrCHKKJj' CELKBIUTCD Lightning Fly. Killer, neat, cheap article, easy to use. Every sheet will kill a quart.

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mPOBTANT TO FEUAIX3. Dr. Cheeseman'g Pills. The combination or lugredients in these Pids art the result of a long and extensive practice They are mild in their operation, and certain tc correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstruation, removing al obstructions, whether from coll cr otherwise, head, ache, in the side, palpitation ot the heart, whites, all nervous affections, fatigue, pain In the hack and limbey disturb sleep, whleh arise from interruption of nature. "1K OHte ES OMAN'S PILiLS was the commcem'ent of a newra in tfce treatment of those ft'eguaf ties and 'obstruritons 'which have consigned sti many to Pfematars Ora.ve.! No fe.

mala can enjoy goodhealtt nlees she regular, and whenever an obstruction token place the geoeral health begins to occllne. DUlO HKlEMAN'S PILLS. ar tbe most vnVetu' I rctaeuv ever known for all plaints peculiar to ale. For classes they are valuable, certainty srtfssTieel rmu rit Hieraren'rwnio inoufaa'ia. wno nave used tnem a different periods, throughout the entry, having the sauctionurt me of the most eir.

nent rbyslclans la America. Explicit ben they should not be vised, with each Box (A Price One Dollar per Box, coutalnlni from fcO toSOPti. Pills ntby mail, promply, by remitting to th Proprietor. 8old oy Pruirjrirts generally. UUTCHING8 ft HII.I.YKK, Proprietors.

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Dctches Son 2i9dawly Alie vtreat Anglian oemeay! SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Oelobratod Pomalo PUlo. ynpiSuMravr8il theueen! D' mnisweii known me Mneisno Imposition, but a mnr inrl uf rm Tnr tTiitnalA mm. A Obstructions, from any muse whatever; and although 7'' 11 'nltm BOlb'n burtfuI i. PW- It.Wltl.lB 7ET v- w.u.y.guu In sJl cMes of nervous and spinal all ect Ions, pain in inn nauv ann urn nsi nitawiiiaM si i mwwAn asm aiiiii lion, palpitation of the hearUownwsofsDlr uThvr headache, whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disorded system, these Pills will effect aWi Zfail od. rectum on ike wmJpc cfycrU a cure wnen au omer means have railed.

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DT 127 Bowery, New York, Post Oflce Box 45M. 18daw3m. SMOKED BEEF just received at PEJRCE'S. mUE NEWEfTERNAL REVENUE approved June 30th, 1864. For sale at nUNTIVCTOXU 0HITTENDEN 00FNTT MARBLE WORKS.

'I i i i i FTlliE subscribers would respectfullv an- JL nounoe to thecitisJns or this Couuly and vicinity ujm wicj are prepmrea to iurnisn at snort notice llonmnents, Headstones, Tablets, Obelisks. Aurrors ana rier oneives, ac, of the best American Ct Italian Mcrblo, finished in a superior style ot the an, as we defy com. petition In style an finish this side of the eltv. Vtl seep constantly on nana a large variety of designo WOn worked out, which odrtssnerswttl Cad a mat hln In mac -ng tneir selections. We also have destxns of aA -ng their selections.

We also have destxns of A www huiv mm mmmm VTA HVW IB eM UfWH ka COM'ni'7 adding new oas our own. "7 the marble Mae-wUI It greatly to their adranta-e to givo am pvrapHH wnriKra. as we are ateibwi Tnrwaffiinn uasu ihex. where ta Um OoantT Pmwu living at a dlf. wiahiac to confer vti a sa mmiia mm do so by mall and their lattara iu r.Mni.' tended tor7 frheioaaii ra o-9 n.

destroy tbe Administration and tbe Government, than tber belseaodo by force of arms; and that that class of active patriots who love the Government so-Well that tbey want to eat it un, is quite too large. If there is no other way to stay and check this shameful corruption In office and contracts, it is easy to forsee that many loyal men will be ready as a last resort, to welcome a change in tbe Administration. As to the "Maine-law," so called, I have always held that it was questionable In -right and law, and an absurdity in legislation resulting practically in more evil than good but that tbe law having been adopted, should be tried to tbe satisfaction of tbe friends of Temperance, and be repealed -by them 'When they get ready. JL desire, geotlemen, tbat you make public the fact tbat I decline tbe nomination, and tbat I duly appreciate in this as on many oth er occasions, tbe kindness or my fellow citi zens and tbe honor conferred upon me. Very Respectfully.

CAROLU3 NOYKS. A Bull from Sheriff Flnaffn. Toe following appears as an advertisement in tbe Free Press of last evening, but we take pleasure in giving it tbe benefit ot our circu lation free of It is quite "ver. bose and sententious for a campaign docu ment: To the Freemen of Chittenden County Having seen an article in tbe Burlington Times ot this morning, in which my name is brougnt In question, accompbnied.wltb reflec tions upon my conduct, I deem It proper and due to myself, to say a word tojhe Freemen ot tbe County. It is true, as toe Editor of tbe Times suggests, I bavebeld the'ofiice of Sheriff ot tbe Co nty nearly seven years and I sup pose tbat I have hitherto been elected to tbat otnee upon tbe ground that tbe public good would be thereby promoted, in tbe opinion of tbe reemen of tbe County.

All I wish to say is, tbat during tbe time I have held the offlce I have endeavored ta discharge its onerous daties faithfully and fearlessly. How far have succeeded in my undertaking, in so do ing, tbe public must be my witness. It is true tbat I have been solicited again and by many of tbe most2 substantial and disioteres ted men in tbe mvnajiwused, as a dandtdiite for tbe6ffice of Sheriff In' the coming election and upon mature consideration, 1 have consented, that it may be so used and lor this action I stand responsible only to tbe Freemen of the County, to my own wuiuuv, uvi ivj my uuu. it uv viaiu to the office and I have not, and shall not, as ioe juuor ue iimes wouia uccu.vyjtj jij'uuk viuMfMrifrsk.u.ut3uav.ii uo voters ot the uounty. Tbe Freemen of tbe County have pledged themselves by tbe oatb which they have taken, io give their votes at tbe coming election, touching this matter, as in "'r conscience they shall judge will connje to the best public good ot the State, and to tbem.

Tbe idea that tbe Freemen of the Couaty have no rigot to override a caucus nomination is sim ply absurd. It tbey have not this right, or if it 1 9 Tint rtrnniif lt rham ts uvniAiaii it Kurt ever they deem tbe public good will thereby be promoted, it is useless toat tbe Freemen 1 exercise of tbe elective franchise to tbe poli wasu ww a CSi UUVv VVf Dltl I CLIUCA aUU iicians in our nrimarv meetincm- Ri it Ka hn'A uvueu iui iuc una r- rived when tbe people will manifest their nerehiP. bln eral and State gov- Mnrh rnmnUInt A different sections of tFe CountT. in relation iZ the action of tbe Convention touching tbh 01 1 nave nolDlnK proceedings are too well known to need re- capitulation. Now, tbe Freemen of the County will per- mit me to say to tbem, this is a matter which citiz-n, shall mot cheerfully acquiesce there in at the same time thanking them most cor- aiaiiy for past and unmerited favors.

NOBLE B. FLANAGAN. Burlington, Aug. 30th, A. D.

1864. Se vTing Ilachine. V7t Ait Jest DeceiTcd AT No; 1 6 ft AOTH'I B1 LOT 0 VJGfeD'O Celebrated Tight Lo k-Stch family GowInrT MoohlriAn or extra finish nd beauty, but no higher a. uric whl price ihaa mm uoore machine ara liinfr Ttu .1.1 ue worx.rno noge on one side of tbe eloth i it 11 the Operator co Troable. to 8ew Perfctly when the operator a is, kwm uro uruaauncM nv ih ki sou ma aiuereut Kinas ot STANDARD MACHINES, OBI TBS Perfect and Reliabl CI A CHINE Etw Offeredthe Pablio.0 Please call and examine them.

BRINSMAID st HTLDSTB January 80, 18S4, J. II. Allen Ezo an Tl I -w. u9 i 00U. 0m ao.

39 St. Francis Xavier St. llontrtal. I S.UL lio oiV TJ ail KiDds er uneurreat moo Mcoage Dooght and sold on oommisstoeA II 44Jtr JAMGS B. AIXBN, GEO.

H. LARU INTX. 7 ewle to order ta any, stae eesrasu HJL Alao Battoos, Letters, Flguree iDrBMaMTu S5 1 a i I I 1 i I i find iwrv grrv eaa Ta I Job Printing of all kinds done neatly, cheaply and promptly at the Tuisa Office. Orders by mall or express filled with despatch. Votes I Votes! Votes for tbe Union State and County Officers and Member of Congress, are now ready for delivry at this office.

for Town Representative and Justices of the Peace printed to Send in your orders. Canons. All voters in Freeman's Meeting in the town of Burlington, who are in favor of sustaining the Government in its efforts to suppress the rebellion, are requested to meet in Caucus, at the Town Hall, on Friday evening, Sept. 2d at 7 1-2 o'clock, to nominate a candidate for Town Representative. Winn 1 i Town U.

W. "Qom That Call. The Town Committee have made another call for'the nomination of Town Representative, and to our surprise it is the same call that the call was that called in many copperheads at the other CALL. Should such a call be made? Sheriff Flanagan. Sheriff Flanagan, in his earnest cry for help," thanks the people for having bestowed upon him for seven years "unmerited" favors.

He asks them to do it again. The humility is good, but tbe logic bad. 1 fle alss says that if he isn't elected he will acquiesce." Has he any other alierna- tive Query It is reported that Judge Lyman Hall, one of our Unien County nominees, has avowed his intention to vote for and support 2T. JB. Flanagan, the bolting candidate for Sheriff.

Can it be so? Iany of his friends ask information on this point. As We Expected. It is reported on good authority that Hinkson, the Copperhead nominee for Sheriff, has been withdrawn, and N. B. Ilanagan succeeds him on the t'cket.

Just what could be expected of a Union man who would bolt his party ticket in such times as these 1 Capt. Crane Arrivted. JJapt. Crane, Provost Marshal ot tbe 1st District, was arrested by Sheriff Flanagan yesterday, legal proceedings-having been instituted against him by Mr. H.

Walker of-this place. At first the Captain demurred to being arrested, refused to give bail, or in any way give security lor his appearance to answer Mr. Walker's complaints Finding the Sheriff resolute in his determination to perform his duty in the matter, the Captain at length yielded and procured bail to tbe amount of $5000. Prksemition. Tbe New Orleans Times says that Capt.

D. P. Barber, tbe worthy and efficient master machinist of the Jackson rail road, was made tbe recipient of a magnificent gold watch, chain and seal, on tbe evening of Aug. 18, by the employees of tbat Capt. Barber is from Norlhfleld and Went out as Captain of Co.

Seventh Vermont Under Fire Major Charles Fleming of Bellows Falls, who was cap to red Janua ry 23, in one of our earliest attempts to hold the Weldon railroad, is among the Union offi cers lately sent to Charleston to be placed un der fire. A letter written by him on tbe 14th at Charleston, has ist been received byv his brother, Conductor Fleming, of th Conneoti- cut River railroad. Bcnr Killed. A' boy named Edward Pren tiss, son of Clark Prentiss of Williston, was killed instantly in tLat town yesterday, by being run over by an ox cart loaded with He fell off from tbe lod and tbe wheel passed over his head, splitting it open. lie was about 6 years old.

Tobacco. Mr. Charles H. Mitchell of Rich mond, has left in our offi a fine specimen of the tobacco leaf, measuring 38 inches in length and 19 in width. Mr.

Mitchell has now ten acres under cultivation, irom which he expects a crop of ten tons of tobacco. Those It is so long since our unhappy democratic friends have bad anything to fire guns about, tbat their cannonade on the nomination of McClellan yesterday, was a surprise to the, community. -r What noise: is that?" inquired a curious listener. said a grave Union man, the democrats are firing a salute for McClellan's nomination by the Chicago Convention." Bully for them," said the other, if they wait for bis election before firing again, we have beard the last of 'em 1" Avoid the Coxixo Draft nni 4 lV ree and each recruit receive th highest local bounty besldei tJieihuV-dred Government bounty. Troy Times.

tir act on, and if tbey yttyfJt5. ftJJ! moted by tbe election of some other man to pills, by return mail. 7 tbe office of Sheriff. I. as a eood and faithful JOB M0SZ3.

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