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nit Dem &crfe plr Grbe iiiccer. sd, rpGl.
te ile anfbcbeit, aber it, bielt MIR cine eeiaN
in benESIrmen. c'hre redtc Nano tislt
tramrfbaft bic Scrie umfa6t, bic ih itr ses
fern ;urlIdlieB, llnp ihre einte tin flei mes
pprtrait bon mir, oeGcn 5ase, fait Don cen
Ibrdnen we99ewdften ,paren, bic iJe barr
aber 9epeint bate. Sd, lie6 bic arh.c hes
9ratell unc, flebte rie Sarmter;iefcit bcs
5oimmels an, ipfppb! fir ie, bic eineH fleis
nen SebIer nit 70 lan9cn eeicen bnbte, ais
fir MIDI Der nidt ninccr lid, Srripirfe ;u
mahen bate, wenn ihm audi fem ip berber
eeioensfsld sugcntefcn ,perbeIa mar ais
Der arnlcn 2tmaIie.
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Der lsere @entlsman uno idrieb dit eineH
Armen Iaenten, pelter aab nabber
eic. ortlilis Sbilllase ibifte, NIT Dem
Seiiaef: oieb fe pas leete Selo. oas er
jemals fir @sors 5lemins aussetsm
meroe: unteroe1en bate iib Der iuuae
Menib NIT elmer 70 @entelmenaltisen
er9ebuns benommen, Dap Der 3ibter ibm
erlaubte, ielbit Su ieinen Sreunoen su see
ben, I'm Don ibnen 6ulfe su erbitten,uno
Der Sbreiber oes Gerihts, pelber Dem
Hlbter an Gute nibt nabiteben polte,
ll'b ibm cadt einen feinen, tpeinen 5ut.
Die oreiili9 S1iuinse uno Der mei6e
5ut 1T @cor9 Slamu,ine ibulolssebli
ben, oenn ct bat lib ni1r rpieOer febeH
laHgn.
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Ser pahre Gentleman.


Oas 2sssitminiter Nepjerp er,tblt nod)-
ifebenoe Sesebenbeit "Soroeitern pur=
oe elm iun9er Wenih, @epr9 Sic
m 8 s, BON ct. Wartin5 8aGtbauTe
Dor Den WotjSeis Mo9iltral III oer Sow=
FroTe eefubrt, neil ct einenr eobnfut'
| ider, Set Jpn in Der Staot umber9efaDren,
oreillig Stbillinoe ibuioi9 eebtieben iei.
Geore Steuin9 1T Elm iunoer Goelmonu
Der ben Srliblin9 ieines esbens !uitie
ouriblebt, uno Die ean8mutb ieiner
| greunoe bereits erlb5pft bat. Sein
lester Nuf'ntbalt in einem Wirtbsbauie
bate ibnl feline lebte 5oobe 9etoltet. I!s
er nda,lib nob Dem Gi1en batte fortse-
ben potlen, ,mahte ibm Der Brtb BE-
mertlib, ermuile, in Grmanetun9 baas
ren Ssloc6, eip Unoenfen blntertahen.
Sn dbnlitbeh SiQsn 1T cine ubr. cine
Gabaet5Ooiej Elm Sting ooer audi Elm Re.
osnIbirm "wenn er BON Seice 1T" Elm
@entlemondrtios5 pfano. @eors bate
aber feines oieler uberfliIi9en Dnoe
mebr; Elm Dut ODER Elm 8anoana. 6als.
tub tornte nod ou5belfen :; al!ein aub
oieIer eoit batts iid) Der iunee @entlez
mann berelto entleDi0t ; ct bot ieine
Gsite an ) DER 8irtb beiab iie BON allen
Selten uno idien iIs nitbt iebr su be-
punoern, itboO in Grmanolun9 etlpls
Seneren maBte ct >pobl pcrsieb nebmen.
!! Der iun9e Menld) fnopfte olfo feinen
b:ouen Eot a Ia Cir 9tobert iu, uno
lab obae 2Sefte fo gut aus. mie NIT elmer :;
ct rlef nun einenMietbf r,uno ipyans
obne Out, obne einen gfennis in Der Gaz
| lbe, in Den @aeen. UNI ieine Sreunoe
lpe9en Selo an;uipreden. Der &ut=
| lber fnbr ibu bin rno ber su iieben5ebn
6reunoen, aber ale5 obne Grfols eini9e
paren nibt 6u 6anie, anoere batten fez
ne 3eit, anoereh fetlte es an fleiner Wiinz
]ae. Stun fling osr lituriber an, rsie ct
por 8eribt ausIdetc, oen 8raten "a rie
ben, uno beidtoE,Sen !eeren Gentlenann
bulb n1o9li0it los gu ,ercen. @r ubereab
| lbn allo elnem anoern Tutlber, uro Die
fer fubr ibn atermale su un9efebr su
5lpei Duseno Nreunoeu. absr nit eben 10
penie Glld. ols 3,.por, 1lno bd'er Suleet
oes Spa1es miioe tpuroe, 10 fubr' ct ibn
gum 8acptbauie, 100 er ibn felbft ale
pfano fir 8eioer sobn, Der iib auf oreil,
| zig Sbiuinee belief nieper'este.
ssab oieier ausfoee res &utiders
fra0te Der Masitrat tpes ct. 9eor9
Slenlns. oaee3eila aa ern iesern babe !?
Oleier perieste Die 8ebn uns fei rib-
tie, ct fei obsr isst oufer { 'taiioe. iie Su
aablen. uno 9ebe iein Gbren r5rt, ct mol=
le lobolo ais moatitb feline G5buloisfeit
tbun. ga Elm Gbrenwort in lolhen Sal.
len feia srohss @espidt bat, rs lieB ibn
Der MaslIrot wieoet' gum BabtbauIe
brln9en, uno ermabnte ben iun9en Wens
iben, an ieine Sreunoe sufOreiben. I'm
foieenoen Gage noiete man oem SRA
9i,trat an, Der Gentleman perbunsere i'm
@abtbaule. oa er nibts au eilen babe.
Seine 6errlibfeit ftoilen alfo 9elo fir
Sroo, SAFE uno porter uor,uno ermabn.
tas' nodnals Den iuneen Gsfaneeneu, an
1sAle Srsunrs su fbrsiben. 0ieiee that
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l Ii { i D oSe n.


Sin &atbolit fam Don Der Seid,te nob
Soauie, uno prdoelte 1oaleicb feline Srau
oero ourb. Ills oieie barber naturtib
lsbr lamentirte. 70 iaste ct iDr troiteno:
l's iolle iid nur sufrieoen eeben; es tbue
lbm ielbit iebr lpebe, oaber gu oieier pro<
eeour babe ihreiten miiien; aber Ger ptie.
1fer babe ibm oeiebe als gebinsuns fei=
net Ablolutlon ouferleet. Die Srau lief
lo9'elb iu Dem etiTliben (oerrn, um iba'
weineno aber oeIa fonperbare Basubuno:
5tr Neoe su ftellen. Deler par ooourA
lebr iberrafcbt, troitete Bic 8rau, s..no lisH
Gen Moan at iidD bolsn, liuo fsagte i5n:
S'e er 70 fo'ine SreusI a,iF Sreutrbdufen2
Snoem ibm ais Sufe cine SdbfeeiGe-
lung anferlest iel, prileele er NUN feline
6rau, ais OBJ 5leie feline Sdnoen traaea
lole -"a6, 5err paifor,' entsesnete
ltbenti6uloioeno Der Wonn;- lid oadz
ts, oas mare aIIes einerlei, oh ibooer mei=
ne Srau Die Streibe betomme - oenn.
Sic baben iaoft ielbit eeiast: oab Mann
uno SSelb ei n eeib ieien!" -
---O--
Sin eanoibulmelif Ter erbaute sinif am
Sonnfa9c Die in Der Rirtbe perIammelte
Dorf9emelnoe burb cine preoist aus Ell.
rer alteH poitiue. Der fromme 8erfal~
fer oerleben berief fib barin bel elmer ae=
plilen sebre auf oas 3eueniB oes beitie
gen Gtbanaiius. nno bic SteQe mar 70
9eorudt ."ipie g. 2(tbanas iast.' Ser
S1ulmelfter,' tpeld,tr, oiele lbturstih'
nlbt Fannie, sos oos g. nit gum folsen<
Den Worte, uno Las nit fotternoer
-"wte Satanas iaet." &oum
aber rpar oas unbeili9e 8ort Ieinen Gips
pen enrIbldpft, als ibm plosli6 einfiet,
DAP Der erbfsino alles @uten unmoali6
eine 70 drlfflibe 8abrbeit beieusen fone
ne; ct 1este babcr binsn: "oos nlus er
Dor ielnem Sale 9eiaet baben."
:. -0-
Sn eine Sarbferf1abffonnit Elm aru1er
Wann nit einem ifarfen itparsen 8ort.'
un3 ffatt zines Stiflein's Broo bittsger
Der Weiiter foQte 10 gut fein uno ibm zen
Sart abnebn,en nm @ottes niltsn, sab
ct oob audi pieeer ausiebe pie elm GbrM.
Der Mcifter nimmt oas fblebtsae Msis
les.r oas er bat 4; oenn et oa1ase: mas fotl
ib elm sutes oaran ftulnpf baefen fit
nlbts uno lpieoer niebts = @dbreno er
an Dem armen Shame badt uno fbabt,
uno ct borf sTdts iaeehS neil Is ibm oer
Sbinoer unionff tbut. beult oer-bunb
auf Dem bofe. Ser Meifter faat: mas
feht Dem 6nnoe, Dap erio pirSelt unb
beult ?''- Der Griftopb faet: lid meibS
nibt. - Ser Srieorid, faet: lid ipeiB
oub uidbt. Der arme Wann unter Dem
Weher aber iaot: "er piro- oermutbtid,
aub d,n Gottes pinen Sarbirt, rpie ie)."
-O-
Sin Monrer itiirste BON einem 0erii-
ffe berab unb brab oeu 6als. 1tsman
|ibu oufbob, fano man Elm Meitr4inafai'
ner 6ano. : @eld,ssin Glud ! rfef elmer
oes Anipeienoen. cap ct nitbt in oas Nei.
fer 9efallen 1T.
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Sic S eDer.

Sic eoer.
Gu flsinss Ding,
Gem IsulIeru nab
llnibsinlib uno osrin9,
llnS ;lrt unb iihwab:
9b Mil id isst srbsbcnr
limb reine Maht unr &raft
9is arc7t 9inas ibaHt
SIN grseulstsn! -
Ita osintr Muttsr iwar
Die tih sstar
ST msnis resr nbta ~ ia9sm
Ole Sunee prsii't iis uno osr Ma9sn.
Gis ,patihelts in ibrer Glnfalt bin
NNit jmmsr 9lsithem Dbilcippbenilnn
llnb rahts ME auf pirism @rrsnrunps
s(n Die perbdn9nisrras ,Stunor
go liz ais fttttr qsdirbihsn
Sum Sadtr pirpt manpsrn m,iItn.
SIR ana Is in ees 9ebsn6 sa9en,
GGie'e nanhsm Wsnfden mrbl er9sbt
Ser fern prn 2sirsn, Whb' unb Vlagsn
Ybls9matii,b ftins 2Ssss 9sbt.
j3Ibib feiif, asmaifet unb 9enubelt,
1lno un9snsdt unb un9eEuttlt.
go pisl pon rsinsr Nsuttsr q ans.
Die Tama ihws'9t prn ibrsn Sbaten,
Sob in Der pfsnns, pcbl 9sbratsm
@rrans iie ii,D ben gcrteertrasa
2uf zines rtitben Sbmsdsrb Slide.
Damn ruptt man aus esm Slspsr,plhe
Sis aueribonitsn y fe II ausj
9enm Die 9sbortsn njbt sum SbmauS.
Der o'rauf scjcsns @dnisficl>
ANus nun jur Sc ri lit 9sitaltcn,
Ser Shade sitt ppn Gun unp SpieL
sOtus dmli9 nun Die s btr baten.
9tun fresIt ar nit Ab unb IEsh
llnb maatDsm &lede, pa5 I8S.
9ic Seber III auf mand,e oEsile
Inns Elm gar umntbsbrlih Ding;
Drum ad>te auf psr gsbci,srtlit
9ih SeDsr! Steiner jc 9srins.
Sinb b2isbsnps ps ren rsm @sltbjfc
Ssteams,t chamber fe ern ~ isin
9a bitf(t bu aus i'm 2lu9entlift
llnO linperit 70 Der Srnnun9 psjn.
1lnb nimn,sr rpirb Die Sreue wanftn,
J2aif B u bas bcini9e 9etban
9snn ir vertraut nlan b'e @sbanftn,
Die &osimlibtsn nit Treursn an.
9urh bid er9isitn unfrs 8einbe
Sen 6as Der fbmarssn aints aus,
9cb trin9en audi en- fernte Treunb
Durb d. uns ibrsn Cru s inS 5oaus
Natb bir Eeber! arsft tsbenbe,
Der CREDITOR, Der mabnsn mus;
Dem Sbulbnsr ma,bif bu bann am Gnbe
Wanb' bitt'rss qtcen uno 8erbrue..
Ou orinsslf ibsr eanS unb Nssrs,
Srnsit geahritbt bin unp auh ;uriid.
yin 5 u 3 pcn Dir, uno gan,s s. eert
8srfammsln iib i'm Au9enbtif.
Sn fhafsit 2itbt cflcins Itber!
Sn unisrs 9E iGsnS eunfts Hatt
Srtibif IN Der Yolitf bic &desr,
Man prsist uno furbtst osns bsine Mab
9urb 1 1T @anbsr sros ssmorbsm
Der , i1 su flbrsn rsbt vsr(fanb.
8 ipsncsif U emter @naesn Orbei
8s,pfst bon snss @asbt'ssn Sanp.
Du ruirif gum itbarftn &ithtsrfbwsrte,
Der flsinife 5us--ab 1T Der Srpf;
. ib fibrt osr osnfsnbits @elshrtc
60 mie bsr aasroimmifs 9ropf.
Dub b d tpiro t,,sbr oft ausstribtst
als burb ber BaHtn Stidb unb Soi.b.
Drum tab' i'd bir oies Sic sebibtst,
Das ib nit r, 0 Gtber! fhrieb!
Gin ydntep in 8ermont fittert fsir
Gdnfe NIT Seilfpdbnen uno befoAaw
.oann Gtnhlfeberu disS ben T[iiapfu.
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Sin Monrer ftiirste BON einem 0eru-
ffe berab uno brab oeu t6als. Mssman
ibu oufbob, fano man elm Meitr inafei-
ner 6ano. : @cldssin Glut rief elmer
oes 4nipeienoen, cap er nibt in oas Rei.
fey aefalIen IL.
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whip the father thirty stripes upon the
bare back for teaching his child to read
the word of Godl Has he no remorse 2
does he not know, that while his futile
scheme is drizzling few hundreds into
Africa, the signs, the groans of broken
hearted millions are going upto God, and
their blood and sweat cemmingled, are
moistenlng the earth, cursed into sterility
/ by unpaid ioil2 Is he woman-born-
and can his heart consent to experiment
Tor centuries upon sufferings like these2
Nay, then, and yet once more, [ ask,
how can he thus cruelty deceive those no.
ble-hearted and flank men and women al
the South who support this scheme, Aop.
ing thereby slavery will one dav be ter.
minated? Why will he wheedle the
philanthropy of those noble spirits at the
South who desire the abolition of slave
Try, to lay Its head in the lap of this Deli.
tah, till shorn Of its locks, millions o
! wretehed slaves, made worse than PhiIis
tines bycrushing, dishumanizing statutes
are let loose upon theml o, nv coun
tryl know that blindness in part hat.
happened unto thee;' but rejoice t
know that it is but for season. The
sound is gone forth, and philanthropy,
hath heard; the day is breaking, and
trust in God the hour is near, when slave
~, with allits cunning and crafty schemes
both for cruelty and self-defence, shall
Ind one common grave,
Uphold we yon manholder? never no. never
Hateful the tyranf, and hateful his chain.
Top, and our COUNTRY, and FREEDOM forever.
Shall roll from our iron-bound hills to the main.
i ELECTRICITY.-The Journal de l.
Haye relates, as remarkable phenome
non, that during the storm on the 9th o
January, in which the tower of the church
at Hasset lHolland) was struck BE- light
nng. the farmers and laborers who were
on the dyke between Zwolle and Hasset
perceived for several moments before III,
discharge of the electric fluid, that tbei
own cloths. with all the trees, ships, masts
and other objects around them were GOV
cred with electric FIRE, which disappeared
the moment the tower was struck
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We're adopted as rule for selecting cit
izens as magistrates and rulers, there can
be little doubt, that we should have better
order in government, and less of the con-
fusion efparty strife than we now have
Too many of our moral and political vine-
yards, are grown over 10 thorns, and the
.defences OF virtue and patriotism are like
stone walls broken down. In the gener-
al rush and scramble for the fruits oil
Office. the plants and trees which produce
them are too Often ill treated, bruised,
trodden down and we'll nigh destroyed
A good cultivalor, does not cultivate any
thing in this slovenly style..-Maine Far
mef.
To prevent Sheep Catching Cold after be-
ing Shorn.
Sheep are sometimes exposed to cold
winds and rains Immediately after shear.
ing, which exposure often hurts them
Those farmers who have an access to sea
should plange them into the salt water
those who do not have tina. opportunity
and whose flocks are not very large, ma
mix salt with water and rub them all over
which will in great measure proven
any mishap Detailing the animal, after
having been stripped Of its coat.
1t is very common in the months o
june and July for some kinds Of sheen
especially the fine Leicester breed, which
are commonly thin skinned about the head
TO be stung with kind of fly, and BY
scratching the place with their feet the,
make it sore and raw. To prevent this
take tar. train oil, and salt, boil them to
gether, and when cold. put little on tn,
part affected. This application keeps of
the flies, and likewise heals the sore. Tn,
salt should be in very small quantity, o,
powdered sulphur may be used instead o
it, Yankee Farmer.
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Franklin Academy.

THE Spring Term of this Institution will
4 commence on Wednesday of June 9th. ur der
the continued care of J. MAsoN. MAconrRrR
Principal, and Gao. d. FELTON,, Associate Pr;n,
cipal; Mrs; SARAH A. L. MAcoMBER, Princi-
pal OF the Female Department.
TUITIoN:
Common English, So 90
T lsne[ Enghsn. 80
Latin, Greek, Higher Mathematics, Chem
French, m
Extra-ornamental Needework, 100
Drawing, I'M
Mezzotinto and Chinese painting, each ST. 90
for II lessons. ~
The sum of five hundred dollars has recaptlv
been expended for Chemical and Pbiosopbcai
apparatus. A. WILCOX Sec
Shelburne Falls, May 8, 1889.
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g Troy & MICHIGAN limo ;,
n office.

n ME Notes and Accoants Of the spb
- scrlber are left with RarziIlai Da.
Venport, Esq, for immediate collection
and all individuals indebted by Note or r.
othrewIse, can make payment without
cost. hy calling and adjusting the same on
or before the lst of July next; after which
p all detsnqweass SO will be walked
INTO according.to established law and ems
ION. Special contracts, only, excepted
n. w. ORCHARD.
Brandon, May Ia, 1889.
On hand select lot of Notes
and Accounts of some taceuiu
years standing, which the persons con
cerned can have at cost of common a,a0s,
rags S4-sw Nv.
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VOL. XI. No. a.


HNHE Depository Of The Nh
- land Sabbath School H..
Cornhill, is supplied with a la,'a I,
ment of Sabbath School Books = 5 40.
ssked. Orders from The coDr,. 4.
promptly attended 10. Our alik
seendiug Cor books, will have -
ness TO forward a catalogue Of Il. ~ tS.
they have in their library, which !.
sist US in making selection. y
In addition TO the books npll;a
the Union, the Depository !
with the publications of The A
Sunday School Union, and ,ba :
ehuselts Sabbath School Socie,v. :. -
are approved by the Committee u M : (
cation. Also, a large assorlnen. i !.
bles, Testamenls, Commen,ar;s, :, !
Books, Hymn Books, Scrio,urs \ s
&c. &c. &c. SC. ~2
~A complete assortment of,L
locations of the Baptist General IT, r.;
ciety constantly on hand.
~ Published as above, the e.
School Treasury; monthly pe5,.S
devoted to the Interests of Sabbalb.s...'
and the moral and religious imDroT.
Of youth. Each number is embss-'
with one or more engrayings. NJ
for single copy so cts. per annun. !.
Die IN adcahcs. Societies or ipdi7G
paying for eight copies, at fifty cen, !.
shall receive the ninth copy gratis. J,
ten copies, and less than ,wep,r !.
two cents each; or for twenty conf, !
cents each.
! Fl. S. WASHBURN. A,,s
! Boston. 3lf~
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Morison's Pills.

AR the Vegetable Hygean Universal
~ Medicine of the British College OF
Health, London, imported by DR.. Geo.
Taylor 6 l-2 Wall street New yorl,
sole agent in the U. S. for said College
can be had of the following persons ey-
e:y packet sold in Vermont will be sion-
cd In aOTstang by PangLorn & Brinsmaid
Jewellers OF Burlington, Vt, State Aoeots
also by the Sub-Agents selling them #
not SO signed do mot.buy them. For sale bv
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram L. Cheney, Rutland
;. rlne q Co, Fcry Point, Manchester
Joel Day, Royalton.
James H. Murdoch, Woodstock
Andrew Dawson, South Hero.
F. T. Walton & Sons. Montpelier.
7. 9 J. w. Baxter, Derby Line.
p Pr. r, worse q ). Lyman. Crafsbury.
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
sabln kellam, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, Lowell.
Otls L. Kelton, Montgomery.
Q. A. Keith, Sheldon.
David Lyman, ST. Adams
Jno. Kelsey, Danville.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
Jonas Flint, St. Johnsbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
n. c. Goddard, Windsor.
M, S. auckland, Bellows Falls.
]. Steene, Brattleboro'.
J: Hagar, Middlebury.
w; p. Greene. Vergennes.
J. w. Remington, Johnson.
Alfred Hartwell, Keesyille, N. Y.
Rlch'd Cotrill, Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Edmund Lyman, North Ferrisburgh.
Jas. Hull. Orwell.
J. Frost & Co., Bridport
=. F. q B. Boyanton, Essex, N. Y.
c. B. Hatch, Westport, N. Y.
Maynard Kidder, Moriah, N. Y.
Remember every packet of the genuine is
signed by Pangborn & Brinsmaid
Or; GEO. TAYLOR, 6l-2 Wall st.
Feo. 70. u. S. Agent.
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VT. Lit. & Sci. Inst

Inc Summer Term of this school will
commence, on Monday May 20.
The Board of Instruction are,
CARLETON PARKER, Teacher of Math.
ematlcs and Philosophy.
}. 5. HAscALL, Teacher of Ancient
Languages.
AURORA SKINNER, Teacher of Female
Department.
TUITION PER TERM
For Arithmetic, English Grammar.
Geography, History of o. States, So rs
For higher English branches and An.
clent Languages, 4o5
French, Drawing and Painting, each
BOARD, as usual
Brandon, April 80, 1889.
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From the Michigan Observer.


From the Michigan Observer.
To Henry ciay.---What is Liberty 2
Is it to take from others that
Which never can be thine? t..
To steal what never can be bought,
And can thy right diyines
Il is 10 bind thy brother down
With Slavery's cursed chain,
Then or his sorrows cast frown
To aggrayate his paini
Estto steal thy brother man /!
From child, from home, from wife
And Lynch the noble soul who can
DESIRE him happier Iifei
u IL to scourge his body sore
With loaded whip aud lashs
L. Ito feed upon his gore
And sell his sonl for CASH. ~
Il It to torture him TO death
"a With anguish keen and slow7
Or il please prolong his breath,
His misery and wos
Is IL to hide from him the word
OF life which God hath given,
Nor let himknow there isa Lord
Who over-rules in heavent
And this Is liberty they sayi
: How many lives Il cost
And thou its Champion, Henry Clay,
Our glorious country boastl
April 8, 1889. Z. -
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TO THE READING PORTION OF
FINLAND anT Addison Counties.

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Rutland anal Addison Counties.
THE undersigned having been appoint
\ ed Agents to vend by subscription,
only, in said Counties, the late and very
valuable work of Mr.. JOHN HAYWARD,
of Boston; known as celebrated Author,
in the form of a
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Comprising description of all the States,
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also descriptions of the principal Noun
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that territory. all alphabetically arranged.
consisting of five hundred and twenty
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handsomely printed, and illustrated with
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Rutland County, and also eight towns in
The southern part of Addison County. for
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above described work, as it cannot be. had
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appreciation of the citizens of said Coun-
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critical examination by many of the first
literary characters; ard also editors OF
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Wis is TO certify that | have CIV
= my son Hiram e. Wright his 7,
during his minority, and | Shall clas
none oil his earnings nor pay any Der
Oh his contracting after this date.
CALVIN M. WRIGHT
Brandon, May Is, 1889. S4:ST