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DAN DAY.
DAN DAY. } Chittenden Couniy
Va. Court .IuruSk
Essex COUNTY BANK Tern, A. ID. 1888.


We. : Court, August
Essex County BANK. Term A. d. 1888.
WHEREAS. Dan Day of Burlington,
w IN said County, OF The March Term
1888 of said court. commenced his action
against The Essex County Bank, a corpora
ton established by and under authority Of
the State OF New York, declaring in plea
OF covenant broken. for that on the 7th day
Of March, A. d. 1887, the said Day and the
said Bank, entered ntoa certain agreement
signed with their hands aud sealed with
their seals, in and by which it was mutually
covenantod tina, the question Of certain
mutual claims between them, as therein
stated presnecling certain lumber claimed
by said Day,i and certain monies paid
therefor oy said Bank to said Day, and
whether So i'd sums so paid was too much
or too little, and also in relation to the
dscontinuance and discharge of suit in
favor of said Day, against Udney II. Pen
niman, &C., should be Submitted to the or.
btrament and award of certain persons
therein named, at the dwelling house OF
John Howard IN said Burlington, on the
first Monday Of May 1887, at which time
and place the said parties mutually bound
themselves TO attend and submit their
aims, and abide the award so to be made
and averring that the said Day did at the
said time and place 90 agreed upon, attend
and procured the attendance of the arbi.
traitors, on his part, and his witnesses; Blu,
that the said Bank did not attend at said
time and place, rs by said agreement they
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GEO. k,SNER.
LoCKPoRT, Nov. o., 1887.

LoCKPoRT, Nov. q, 1887.
Mr. W. B. Moffat-Dear Sir: AS remark
able insance of The virtue and efficacy of your
Life Pills and Phoenix Buffers, in restoring lost
health to the atil icted, has occurred in my
family, deem it duty owe both to yourself
aud the public, 10 make the fact known that
others suffering under similar circumstances
might perchance sec this and obtain a remedy
in season TO preserve them from a premature
grave.
My wife has been afflicted with the liver
complaint and general debility Tor upwards Of
3 years. and for the last months she has not
been able 10 walk across the room. After try
various medicines prescribed by different ply
sicians, which gave her no relief, she was
given up as incurabe. in this situation she
was gradually failing, when happened 10
call upon your agent in this village, and ho
gave me a copy Of the Good Samaritan, the
pcrusing of which induced me to try your
medicine, although had but little hope of
her receiving any benefit from it, The effect
wRs surprising. Before she had taken one
bottle Of bitters and one box of pills, she was
so far recovered as 10 be able to accomplish
most OF her house.work without assistance.
Yours, respectfully, WARREN PATTERSON.
For additional particulars of the above med
icine see Motfat's Good Samaritan, a copy of
which accompanies the medicines; a copy can
also be obtained on application at the drug
stores Of X. Moody aud J. & J. H. Peck g. Co.,
Burlington, VI.
The above medicine for sale at wholesale
and retail by r. MOODY and at retail by J. &
J. ii. PECK Il Co. Jan. 1889 6m
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MAuCu CHUNK, Jan. IL, 1888.

Mr. Mofat- Sir: | am most happy to send
you through your agent, Mr.. White. few
lines relative to your excellent Life Medicines
For length of time have been complaining
Of an infection Of the liver. and tried much
medicine, but found no relief. ull commenc.
ed with yours, l have now taken nearly two
bottles ofyourPhGnix Bltters, and am pleas
ed to state that find myself fast recovering
from long and lingering complaint.
Respectfully, yours, SC.
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Fresl, Flour.

TNHE subscribers have remaining on
Il hand (ep BARRELS superior quait
superfne FLOUR, warranted made from
ne,o Wheat. Persons wishing o choice
article, will do well Ia call soon.
Jan. "a LATHRop & PoTwIN.
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Black Bombazine.

DIX. SILKS. Chaly. Mouselue dc
ID Lame, tig'd silk Eldkfs.. cmb'd Collars
SILK, cotton and lambs wool Hosiery
Bars % for Wells. Bobbinels, Thule ant
thread Laces and Cuttings, oil of which
are vlsbly Cheap at the new cheap casl
Store Of WAIT u TABOR.
Feb 6, 1889.
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JOHN W. T.. BAILEY cni Chit, %nn,. County %.,G
ANN, L h,,,,,, n

JOHN w. DALEY, ! Chltcnden county
rs. court, August Term
CALVIN X. AvERlLL. A. D. 1888.
"HEREAS, John w. Bailey, Of I,ouses
w Point, in the state Of New York, to wit
of Burlington, Vermont, at the August Term
Of said court 1887, commenced his action Of
scire facias against the said Calvin X. Averill,
Of Burlington aforesaid as bail for ono fIora d.
tic S. Robbins, on writ in favor Of said Bal.
ley against said Robbins, upon which said
writ and suit the said Bailey, at tho August
Term 1886 of said county court. recovered a
judgment in his favor and against the said
Robbins for the sum OFFS 1854 damages, and
S25,97 costs Of suits, and % cents for an oxe.
cution which issued thereon on the 5th day of
September 1886, and which was delivered on
the 1st day Of October 1886 to Lyman Lane,
| constable Of Burlington aforesaid, TO serve
and return, and who returned the same on the
first day of November 1886, with his return
thereon Endorsed, that he could find neither
the person nor property OF the said Robbins.
whereon 10 levy the said execution, and de-
manding Of the said Avcrill to show cause
why the said Bailey should not have his exc.
cution against him the said Averill, for the
amount Of the said judgment against the said
Robbins; which action was entered OH the
docket ofsaid court at said August Term 1887,
and tho plaintiff appeared by Meek g. SmaIley
his attornles, aud the said Averill being absent
from this state at the time Of the service Of
said writ, the said cause was by order of said
court continued 10 the March Term thereof
1888, at which Term the plaintiff again ap-
pcared by his said attornies, and it no, being
made TO appear to the said court that the said
Avcrll has had personal notice Of tho service
and tendency Of this suit, the same was again
by order Of said court continued to the August
Term thereof 1888, aud tho said court also
ordered that further notice DO given Of the
tendency ofths suit. by publishing the sub.
stance of the plaintiffs declaration in the
Huntington Free Prcss,"a newspaper printed
in said Burlington, three weeks successfully
| tho last of which to be thirty days before the
sitting of said court, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to tho said AveriIl to appca,
| and answer to said suit. And ut the sale
August Term 1888 of said court. the aforesaid
order not having been complied with, the
cause is again continued, aud the aforesa il
order and rule is enlarged to the next term o
| this court.
Dated at Burlington, aforesaid this Gath day
January, A. ID. 1889. WIN. NOBLE, Clerk.
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ArTv.sLAvERY MEETING.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the Burlington
Slavery Society will he holden ut the lecture
Room Of the Calvanistic Congregational Church,
on Tuesday evening, February IL at ha'f past
6 o'clock. As the appoin,menl Of delegates 10 the
State Convention and other important business
requires attention, it is desirable that efforts should
be made to secure general attendance.
Feb, 8, 1899, JAMES MITCHELL, Sec.
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master at Claverrock Columbia Co., N. Y.
With respect, J. A. VAN VALIENBuRGH.
New Yong, hprjll. 1888,

NEW YORK. hprII I, 1888.
Mr. w MofFal Sir: have been llcied
with the fever and ague about 3 months,
and used good Deal Of qu'noe. which did
me no good. but still grew weaker and
weaker until [ was recommended to try
your Life Pills and Phoenix Bltters, and
after taking two boxes OF pills and two
bottles OF Buffers, | am very thankful to in
form you and the public Al large. consider
myself completely cured. Yours truly.
JOHN TENNENT.
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VARIETY SHOP NOTICE.

NOTWITHSTANDING we do not
~ Credit. there have number Of little
accounts OF 6, l2, 25, so and 100 cents or
more collected on hand which we wish
discharged. Those having any accounts
for US to pay will please present them.
Goods in great Variety for sale; Watches
and Clocks repaired in our usual style
Terms, Cash, for Goods or Work at the
time Of delivery.
Jan. H. PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
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LAMP WICKS

NOR Astral, Store, Hall and other
IL Lamps OF all sizes, also for the Brit,
tania Store Lamps, l2 l.2 cts. per bunch
at the Variety Shop, also Chimney Glasses
for Astral Lamps, backing Brushes. fol
sale. Jan. 25. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAlp,
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STOP TIIIEF !

CTOLEN from the Subscribers door. on
- the evening Of 22d inst, a new Buffalo
Robe, which may possibly be offered for
sale. Two dollars reward will be paid for
the return Of the skin, and two more for
the detection Of the thief.
Jan. "a, 1889. VIM. !. SEYMOUR.
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N. Y. Mills, March %. 1893.

NJ = NITILS, INd1UTI 20, IOOO.
Mr. Moffat--Dcar Sit; have used your
medicine IN my family for some months. and
have received great benefit from it, especially
my wife and eldest daughter My daughter
had been ia decline for three years. Since
she commenced using your medicine she has
entirely recovered and is now well and hearty.
If this will be of any service to you. you are at
liberty to publish it, Respectfully. yours, sc.
n BUTLER
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Y2Z2Zs|2!2z2'2|! ESR2zZz
[IfH HR7 S}f$

I'm Ireland, this compound has long been
Il known. and extensively used, and to its
salu'ary effects, is probably owing the very
small number OF. fatal cases Of consumption.
compared with the United States. 1t is
prepared from the original recipe from
Paris, only by e. Hn,chlrs g. Co.. Bati.
move. For sale by ! & J. II. PECK g. Co.
Burlington. Feb. 1899. Agents for N.
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Adams South Village Money.
received at par, by c. GOODRICH.
Feb L 1885.
SHFETING.

sOOO Yards prime brown and b'eachcd
OOOO Shee,'ngs from SO to 40 inches
wide. will be sold cheap as can tie had in
the United States, by
WAIT g. TABOR.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.
9MM Barrels fresh ground Nova
SS~ Scotia Plaster, Just received
and for sale by p. DooLIrrLr.
November 7, SIN.
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Chiltenden County
Court. August

" HEREAS, George A. Allen, Of Bur.
w lington. in said county. at the March
Term, A. ID. 1888 Of said court, commenced
his action against Jacob Owen. OF Burlington
aforesaid, declaring in an action on note, dated
April "a, 1888 for the sum of five hundred
dollars, payable in suitable proportions of
brick and lumber for brick house, to be de
lIvered at any place in Burlington where and
when demanded, but has not paid the same
though often demanded, to the damage OF the
said Allen one thousand dollars, which action
was entered on the docket OF said court at said
March Term, and the plaintiff appeared by his
attorney Charles Adams, and the said Jacob
Owen being absent from the state al the time
of the service of said writ, the said cause was
by order ofsaid court continued 10 the August
term 1898. Of said court, at which term the
plaintiff again appeared by his said attorney
and it not being made TO appear to the said
court that the SAID Jacob Owen had had per.
sonal notice of the aid service and tendency
of this suit, the same was again by order Of
said court continued to the March Term there.
of, A. ID. 1859. Aud the said court also or.
dered that further notice be given Of tho pen.
dcncy ofths suit. by publishing the substance
Of the plaintiffs declaration in the "Burlng
ton Free Press" newspaper printed in said
Burlington, three weeks successfully, the last
ofwhich to be thirty days before the sitting OF
said court, which shall be deemed sufficient
notice to the said Jacob Owen 10 appear ant
answer 10 said suit.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid, this 24.l
day of Jan. A. ID. 1889. WIN. NOBLE, Clerk.
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nNE FUR CAP and few White
" Neck Ties, no, yet sold, can be had
il applied for soon at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRTNsMA1D.
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Domestic Sheeting.

A FEW bales remaining unsold which
IN will be disposed of, by the bale or sin
gle piece. ut remarkable iop prices.
Jan, 81. LATuRop g. PoTwIN.
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DR.. Relies
.ANTI-BILLYoUS PILLS.

for M6igeSh0n, Loss OF appetite, LisiseSsness.
Headache, CoSiireneSs, Haiuience, Cholic,
Bilious Affections, &c.
vENO comment on the efficacy of these Pills.
Il after a successful experience of many.
years in England and America has es,sbl,sh-
ed their reputation, is needless: Suffice il 10
observe. that for Redundancy of Bile, Fla,u-
lehce, Cos'Iveness, Headache, &c. &c, they
VIII undoubtedly prove far more scrviccabio
than these drastic purges too frequently en-
ploycd, and will not only at the same time
tend to remove the offending cause by gen,
tie motions. and strengthen the digestive
organs, but improve the appetite and renovate
the system. Price so cents.
DIR. RELFE'S VEGETABLE SPE.
ClFIC,
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents. XII
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T.,
klDDER, immediate successor 10 The late DR..
w. u. CoNwAy. For sale at his Counting
Room. over No, 90, Couu.slroet, near Con.
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special APP
ointment, by J. Il J, II. PECK & Co.
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"lSSUE PAPER. assorted Colours,
4 Coloured Drawing Paper. Stationery
in great variety, at the Variety Shop,
Jan. ~. PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
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STATE. OF VERMONT.
Robinson FERRIS Grand Isle Co Court
n. September term,
~

ELIsHABoARDMAN a. d. 1888.
The subscriber having been appointed
auditor to hear. examine and adjust the
accounts of the parties in this cause.-the
action being an action on book-hereby
gives notice that he will attend TO the ad'
justing Of said accounts at the dwelling
honse of Reuben Sampson, in Grand Isle
IN said County, on the 25lh day Of April
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon and
tenhef party neglect to attend at said
time and place, the auditor will procc ed
exparte. by order of Court.
SAM'L ADAMS, auditor.
Grand. Isle, Jan'y2l, 1889.
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VIM. PRINCE s. SON

"lLL make sales
w OF Trees and
Cuttings of the Cen
ulne Chinese Morus
hIulticaulls, NJ orus
Expense, |pine.Brous
sa, Canton and other
yor,ot,oc d,l,vorahloto
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HMAE ,MSNANMa

SN~s1 ee4SeA eS ~ ~ VA ~ ~AN
"HE subscriber Offers for sale the beau.
l. lIiul corner lot, west Of Mrs. Hitch.
cocks, containing a quarter of an acre, and
on which there are number of excellent
fruit trees. Terms reasonable. and pay
menls made easy. d. ]. HEINEBERG.
Burlington. Jan. "a, 1889.
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Stone House for sale.

stone House Tor sale.
"llE subscriber offers for sale the new
l. and elegant hammered stone house
whole city lot, and framed house one
story and half. The premises are located
on Cherry street near the Stone Church in
Burlington. Gentlemen wishing TO pur,
chase will please call soon, as the subscrl.
Der intends to sell the first day of June
next, without fail. The above premise,
are free and clear of all incumbr ances.
REUBEN BUTLER,
Burlington, Dec. 90, 1888.
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n OTICE.
SALMON at retail, by
Jan. "a. LATHRop g. PoTwIN.
DISSOLUTION,

NHlS Is 10 forbid ell persons harboring
l. or trusting Harriet. my wife. after
this date. JOHN d. PICKERING.
Burlington, jan II, 1889.
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Third edition Of 5000 bottles Of The inualua
Bile.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-21

hibiis a good degree of talent on the part
of the writers and is printed in handsome
style.-N. III. Bap. Reg.
CIvIL1zATIoN.-Thirteen pistol and
5owie-knife fights have occurred in Tus.
caloosa, within sight Of the capitol. since
the commencement of the present session
Of the Alabama Legislature.-W Weekly
ReUiew.
The Columbus, Ohio, Journal. of July
10th, says" Our exchange papers, Of
Ohio particularly, represent the present
harvest as trancending all former prece
dent. The crop of wheat is immense
and the excellence ofthe weather has per
mitted it to be housed in the very best or
der. The Indian corn every where look:
promising
The General Committee on Atlantic
Steam Navigation held their meeting or
Tuesday morning, and decided by vot'
OF lo to 2, to except the liberal proposal:
ofthe East Boston Company. These pro
posals are TO build awharl near the Ferry
TOR the express accommodation OF Mr.. Gun
ard, with ample docks for the reception o
his five steam ships, and an extensive de
tpot for coal, and to tender him lease O
1t for twenty years without any charge
except the customary wharfage on good
shipped and landed. Also, TO carry al
the merchandise to the Consignees, an
| from the Shippers, without any charge4o
ferriage, and at The city rates for truckagt
so that it may be transported as cheap a
if landed or shipped upon the Boston sid,
Transcript. -
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General Intelligence.

AMERICAN CoPPER. Some notice is
taken in the Batesville (Arkansas) News,
of the operations of the Currant river cop
per mining company. The mine al pres
ent worked by that company is situated in
Shannon county. Missouri and the copper
ore is supposed to extend over space of
many miles. Since September, 1887,
about 100000 pounds of ore have been
raised. the average yield of which has
been about forty per cent. Al smelling
furnace was erected ia April last, since
which time about seventy five tons of cop
per have been smelted. The ore is said
to be easily obtained. The mine is on
land belonging to the United States, and
is Represented 10 abound not only with
"copper" ore, but with iron and other valu.
able minerals. It is also said to possess
most extensive water power to prope
machinery, situated near fine stream
the navigation of which at present is haz
ardous, but with a small appropriatior
could be made navigable for keel and fla
! boats at all seasons of the year as high a
the place now worked-and for steamboat
at all seasons Of the year, within fifty mile
Of the furnace now in operation.-Balt'
more American.
HYDRopHoBIA. The proprietor I
IS Jennison's remedy, East India medicine
A. or spiritus vita, has adopted method, b
r. the advice of number ofphysicians,
!: introduce the same
= Il is to be presented to every famli
~ with directions for its use, and remarl
is on several cases of that horrid diseas
in which have oucuared in this city. v
!, think this commendable, as we have ev
= ry reason to believe it TO be an invaluah
ny medicine.
is Al recent Discovery of its efficacy
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-21

in the city of New York, am whose ref
resentatives we are, the periol h1s arrig-
ed when some judicious measures Should
be taken TO call National Bapiis, Con-
vention, TO prepare the way Tor organiz
ing an AMERICAN BAPTIST ANTI-SLAyE.
RY SOCIETY.
The providence OF God seems 10 nave
caused necessity for such an organize
lion. And while we do not aim 10 array
ourselves against any well managed So
cleties already in existence, we think !.
obvious that, as Baplisls, we can now
accomplish more by laboring on our own
platform, than in any other way.
We therefore whose names are annex
ed, cordially address TO you This Circular.
You will oblige Us by sending your
names as soon as convenient, should you
approve the object contemplated, 10 either
lof the following brethren: Editors Ad-
vocate & Baptist, Portland, Me. Editor
Baptist Register, Concord, n. H.; Edit
or Telegraph, Brandon Vt; Editor Chris.
tian Reflector, Worcester, Mass. Rev
Elon Galusha. Perry, Genesees County
Western N. Y; Rev. Nathaniel Colver,
Greenwich. Washington County, N. Y. |;
Rev. r. Turnbull, Hartford, Conn. -
| Rev. L. Fletcher, Spread Eagle, Chester
Co. Pa. Rev. Samuel Aaron, Burling-
ton, N. J.; Editor Philauthropist, Gin
cinnati, Ohio all OF whom, and any 9th
ers who may receive them will please
transmit the names they obtain to Rev.
Duncan Dunbar, or to either member of
the Central Corresponding Committee
located for the purpose in the city of N.
York. The Committee will then be as
sembled, when the names which have
been received will be appended to the
Call, the time and place of holding the
Convention fixed, and both the Call and
Address 5ecirculated throughout the land.
: Finally, brethren, let us exhor one an.
other to increased diligence and more. fer
vent prayer in this holy cause. Let us
be up and Going land so much the mere
as we see the day approaching
We remain, affectionaiely.
Your brethren in precious Redeemer,
, Cyrus p. GRosvENoR, Chairman;
CHARLES w. DENIsoN, Secretary,
of a meeting of Baptist Abolilionists, held
his day in the city of New York, MAY
, 18th, 1889. and signed in the name and
by the authority of the said meetingt
First Meeting Of the Central Correspond
a ing Committee.
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CIRCULAR.

To Baptist Conventions, Ministers,
Churches and Congregations ." The
United States of America, Friends Of
the Poor SLace. and ADVOCATES OF I'm
mediate Emancipation.
Dearly Beloved in the Lord ::
We the undersigned, address you as
Baptized Believers, in the name OF Inc
Great Head ofthe Church. and OF HIS
suffering poor. In the opinion Of meet
ing of Baptist Abolitionists. held this DAY
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-21
SABBATH SCHOOLS.

The churches, composing the Onion
River, Barre, Addison Co., Fairfield,
Windham, Vermont, and Woodstock As
socialions, are hereby requested to notice
that part of the Report of the Board Of the
Sabbath School Union, found IN the con-
ventional minutes of last fall, viz:
Your Board would therefore recon-
mend that each Association be considered
auxiliary to this body, and each school
auxiliary to the Association, and each
church clerk be considered clerk also of
the school or schools Then when re-
turns are made of the church 10 the Asso-
citation, let the clerk consider it his duty
to report the state of all Sabbath Schools
connected with the church, and let no let
ter be sent to the Association, unless re-
port Of the Sabbath Schools IS embraced
IN It, Then the state of Sabbath Schools
could as easily be ascertained as that Of
the churches themselves Something
like this we are apprehensive must be
done or this union will remain inefficient
and useless
The clerks of all associations in The
State, holden, or TO be held, will please
forward a copy of their minutes TO tn,
subscriber, as soon as may be, after th'
session of their respective associations
Secretaries of all auxiIiaries, having re
ports, will please forward as SOON as con
venient. AARON Angler,
i Cor. Sec. VI. b. S. S. Union
Waterbury, August 13, 1889.