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The native American., 1839-07-13

E>oR SALE OR LEASE. farm lying len miles
rom the cry OF Washington the road leading
to Baltimore. II contans about I76 acres about an &c
which are IN wood and abont 25 in meadow land it has
on It comfortable dwelling, young orchard Of choice
Iu ana perhaps as healthy asany place to be found.
possess themselves OF so fine and healthy sitnaon
should make immediate application TO the SUBSCRIBER al
he Lumber and Wood Yard, 9th street, near the canal
June ~ ULYSSES WARD
The native American., 1839-07-13

RlSHop BURNET'S HISTORY Of his own Times,
~ from the Restoration of Charles II TO the Treaty of
Peace at Utrecht, in the reign Of Queen Anne; new
edition. with Historical and Biographical Notes.
Also; the American Flower Garden Companion
adapted to the Northern and Middle States by Edward
The native American., 1839-07-13

STRlPED MUSLINS.-Just received
- 200 pieces striped and plaid muslins
Ap. BRADLEY s. CATLETT
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Persons os'ug the Lite Medicines. ays advised Il
tAke the PIs 4 night, 10 sufficient qnantt..es d
operate two Of three times % thu b5sela IL The
course q tho neriday Also, lake ta5!eneosynf,il
Of The EiiteFs half AZ bour betote each meat Tor
t4gae OF delicate oF enfecLisd Constitution. lali
the quantity may b. sufficient.
For further particulars of the above Me.
dicine SEQ Mofat's Good samarilaa. CO.
py Of which accompanies I've medlcinr. A
copy may also be had On application at the
Printing Office Ia Charlotte, where tho Me.
dsclne is for sale.
Prepared and sold Ivy William n. Mofftt
3G7 Broadway, New York. A liberal de.
ductlon made to those Who purchase 10 sell
again. Letters. post paid, will receive IN.
mediate attention.
I'll HOLTON, Aren't.
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To the Readers OF the Jou,,,,
DR. BENJAMIN np.Nna

are now tos the ksst tine aff.,.. go,
sens Of MeekIsnburg and se;asss, 60 !
- considered unnecessary here, /, -,
praise OF The GENUINE BRANDRrTp pr,
y may not, however, Be- arsiss 10 IL. -
sory Of ihsm. on the ls,h Of M,v ,s7- =
COS ''siy er'se'aied flis were Cru m,s, -.
y the tsrTxe sfArn. aihoaeh ia Fra. =
had eeea previously before ,hspaleie s.,'
TURF. The Anefiesa pubic p.iu,,u,
shsn With sasPieiou, ba, .. 90 pi,l
ioond SHAT they pfotssset, II ~as No.,
y 'he creates. ssn6asHse. TAsy s.,, ,.,,,.
'ha' sAs'as'sF, loo. uuasr very .ass,s. ti.s,-I
s'Anest, Navlag I, contend 9th tie A.,. 3D..
promulgated By sAos~ inssres,sa ia k,e.,..
aisd ia state If sfrss a. rtxs,t. ,As O.
Of sbsss hsSIss
Since their iairoaseiioa Into A. uss,.ss...
her bar oqns'ansls ssa rapid, iss,,s..t, !,
clarity, . masb 10, TIA. ii osSss i ,..-.,s
Efsss demand ~ then. stqsss &, tssi,
-rMLrsivg SALE
aavs sssa assaasislssd ia ID parts i Il, n.
tbs ssrsensvi' Ass'as sssn epsss4 ID cA.tl.,.
>. G p nsss~Aes lsss. TAs rsty eire.n,.,,
s. ,...,.. ,,,s.,.s.,s.i ''s'! TO
i prpr 4. r,,,.,,, - ''a''' wv
liz al Tia, All wun tgs p,...,, ~,
THEN i. ,ss.,f s...,s,. Il ,A.s.s.....'.
ssossr,ls
TAe nrasasssA P,,, =. go. ,..-....
r<saA.s Eusass. a.swr 1. t...s....s...
g~sf.stts saaares,s 80 .,,,,.,rs ..,.,,s.I,,.
~assss !, esssssss u II. .l..a.,.,.,. $50 !
sAaa asy sshe. Mssses.
Tas4f sasrs 90 IT, .,,.e.. !. : -. -,
! sesnstAAbss ssrs tAst. ~ ,.a,. -.
~ i ~ ssssat q slal, wi,ssy, 4. ,.,.. "a,
ssssr .av satsrv--ts, - Il. ,.e.,... -
II jaets.sss- H. 49, n.s,.,g, ~.
asats rs.s pswsrssy !, as.., Il. vss,s !.
ss.aa ths tsres4s 1s.s n q ,sa..,f al :, !.
d = gassss a!.-t H. xgyrst i -, j. 1, Il,
go. i .rssr,fn~r4 tp,,..a j .....e- -,
ses. IL ~, !. .,svsz.t a.. s.,gs s.,- re
tsgus Whsto -
nrkNnprru mrs ans rNoWy
e.In,trt j. "a. ,ssen
'.I
a..
$500,
,.., Is.
~ ,.t.....,......,..- .....,,s t...-.,, =
s..s il, As,s 49, .s,sos.ss.i, ~ i. B.,..s
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The Good Samaritan.

A CONTRAST An na.tpni, from The rcaio-
N test ages. have had ships, bat Columbus ga
IL found cut the way 70 Aiaerica. Before The time
Of the great Spanish navigator. people were only
enabled to padGe sSont the shores. Just 80 with
he Life Medicines. It's bat txo saest years stare
Erst tsuiuFed upon an unspown oecau. and bare
discovered The precious object | wD5 IN search Of
HEALTH. Vegetable medicines we're tadeEa
known when commenced ms search, but ta1if
use was not. By the ust Of lhem, have net only
passed ion the DETECTED invalid, 70 the hale, hear
~ aud active man OF business, but, comparatively
speaking, have rcneSed mr. youth can thus,
with confidence IN N. own eIPSficnee, advise with
CIV fellow citizens. Does the reader wans psscs:
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES afe
suitable 10 his oBn case have On tie al nj eiaee,
So Broadway, hundreds u letters. from sofne o.
the nsas. respectable ctzsns u this NV native LAID
Voluntarily ofFerea 10 Testimony OF tive virtues OF
a GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose Constitutions haye been nesrly
ruined sY lbe aiLinlahble" naiaeral Pre- 'alioHs
Of tbs day viii bear ne aGuess, ihas he Liz Nh
diciaes, and sach cn!y, are the ,tua easrss o 9sf
HsleBt good hg4lths JOHN M9FFAF
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NOTICE.
Rocky River Lands for sale.

- vEfHE subscriber having deter
q yAs n mined o. removing 10 u,e
- |. West. oifsts tsf sais bis riaeta,iea
N2ll&zz1S& oa Rocky River 10 csbatras ennn-
Is. tao miiss :. T. II MI! Grove, containing $40
fres--fronl 100 to 10 acres 10 ealitgssson aua
IN coed rspair. with eornuE1ab'f Buildings. ia
polst Of fertility and adap,asloa 10 sAe culture 81
Cotton and Corn and tbs small gtsigs, lhts place
Is seeoad 10 a0Hs IN the coun'fg
-~-Alaso-~-
Anosher rlare, containing sboa. 400 sersa ,oa
Rncky River al-cA On this piaFa shefs afe sAeas
60 seres elestsa---51 al nhieh ste los grounds Vi
supersor e@alily aAd 10 acres II sspegsas mxadaA
--Asoai bali sssefed. fsrseaa wssliag Is tsak III
the Lands With sle~ Vt g8Fehaslng agesetssssa
ia nv ahaenec. 10 VIM. ;. Harris, to Ispvs "a
jsiaing tbs presa.e~. o. De. i Harris IL ssiesa
lenharx. eithsr Ut . ham viii aaa@ tao IaaSs 0ma
make sGupn the ssuaHaas.
CHARLES j. HARRIS.
Fs4 90. Ism. 41yH
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TNHE subscriber is now prepared
IL TO make contracts for the dc.
livery Of this valuable tree (for feed.
ing the silk worn) ia the fall. As
-. -. -. - ...II LII l.
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$4,000 genuine MOrus Multi
cauIis for sale.

sxxTDA fUNHE subscriber Is now prepared
E# IL 10 make contracts for the de.
s8E livery OF this valuable tree TOR feed.
ing the silk worm) ia the fall. As
there has been and still wall be many
frauds prsclioxd upon the unsuspeeting, the sub,
sctlher warrants those new offered to be of the &c.
nuins kind, his original stock was obtained from
Gideon B. Smith, ct Baltimere, nine years aro and
ars part Of the tree thut that gentleman has sps.
ken eilen about in bis writings. being the FIRST ever
brouc ht to the United States. The tree has been
growing IN an exposed situation since first obtain.
Cd and being aoelimated is preferable 10 those
lately introduced into tse country. twill also be
cultivated by myself the presen, year aud every
care wl Be taken 10 rendsr Zoe tree good. and
~ necessary nstruc ion TO purchasers nPon
the culuys,loe the same As the Tree Is 10 great
demand and the seassa ss&ags TO close for obtaining
il this year. thcss wssaiag 10 purchase wond DO
well 10 speak in Tune and That there may hs 10 dis
appointments regular list will be kept aud this
discaitiaued 50 so5a Is the number
shoyc.named is taken up The subscriber will
also make engagements fer few thousand sllh
The worms will be fed exclusively upon the M0rus
Hclicaulis. All Communications Is mail, must
IL post paid, and ali efasFs aust be accompanied
by cash. -
Fsh o, 1859. ASST
" Q. Persons arc invited = CAL and SIC TIA Tree
whllU growing and lodge fur themselves.
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PEDFGRET.
Certify that LsTH was bred

deritff that LITE was bred
~ ntes-Asd iAzi Re n As .2t3ee sg1ag - Ie5a.
tie sss gel aF o~cai ea.a be cam l--2Asat2ss u
- ArsbT nAs can faunE La;tafTs s.sa ~
- AseaI, cot 81 81. ssSe ss-oq 5 -fatsl Lot
tssJ, " tas 4i1goF.te t1es9Ta CUT = rs nPsFted
ts&it AZ = ma: @s79g Asa "4s ST p L1.7as .
- ta1 ra'aa, ~ li@pnesilea e7i = il@stsFy sT
,ea.''s- ..1 49, As. \ = sas.i7f - - b
te -a ssi'ss DSzlsf2 osl q. i7s dana q s1f -tfebg
IkTa Is ase tsx. us..s.st AKA. II. go.
? sresss hsgh. ais 7sl b5ae. sas est..sI sef.,-,
AtsYearA e.. ks Sc ia. +, ass Is. +, e.fg.,.
ha.a te..e haas 6as.51 = Dir. 9zvga.t 100 Is.~
knd Cars. ssxrats CT. Tesxg t.B7. szfe stts,.
navtae E.fselt Tmsns n sf.fa.rss boq.r, H.,
gsekes C.ua Psrse. : f.I.. s--sg Il $500, go
ia~ kae stss s.assrel-~ BIZ Er4 Al &C.,.
- be- wss ae.tea tq G1.S.asaas, a. -. Isfkeg
rGa4 II a5se 8 fa.e heads. ss7- f.tg f4-ss nf,ss..
Is sss d-a~a AFTER the frsy ksst. 6t4 essrsei4
ID uea 5t tgsseF Ca5 Fz-ss r 49, +
Cag4*r. be4ttag ST. hsaas.a sll r.5--...ta + Z
treats. .sssrx iag Gre, 4. e.sssass A .5sir-
wen regefs tr-fss Is 2sssaas II .4e ss,s ss5,
before Il fes1Asd d l8dee's s{4nd. ard ~ps;iuv
eetgsr8ea sefaaEv Las s4rr42ees. a. sustained y,
ii so Has.a4 as4ass4seG La vihdrAHss iron tie
Iafa
IAIfi was L faet horse n tie ssfst ci.ss. > hleh
ia sff8efd 10 lis trials sIth Bag Mara Charlotte
Hasee and kiuy Hefh, ard Ia poiat Of kls5d he i.
shstsz to uanss wketsfT imported Of rags.%- EI3s
t4ssfs'5taa Is fa1si, basiey nes.r been s5st ard
ias tester gpod. liz esas-. .o,m ard astiaa
sge4ks 20 themselves. In sord. I.sts url,ss ],
k.alss a. tasa3 elzsns tn 2asgte pstfgas-e a. sag
>aII.4 ia. Afaeg.
vs.. HAMPTON
II 1ss1 Jsa *, i.84
Ftesa as certificate b! VI. Hsurton. via t,e4
sla I'D LATH trained III ts.g lstf. 4 viii II
seq g4t e considered BIN = Rscc Etstse az d.
fra s.-rsc. salY ffofa IT'S RACES h has ,nfr,.
'l9uea q srsag rae 9a.is5, bai fran ortts,s ~
ais as hss R84g gish hsrses aaieb are bow III Is.
Tort, snd f-4aisz sgata considerable saecess. n
VII siae u observed ~ an Cafuacate. Thai h.
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FsEIiE borough bred hose lATH. bred by Cot
u Wads Hampton, Of Soath Carolina, will
make hls FIRST SSasoa al Salisbury and Concord,
I6lvsdiag hss ume % -ailvl osnmsnslnz IN the
lsth ies.anf, ard terminating 90 the 18Th q. July.
TERMS $50, II paid w.lbsn the Sa&sSn. rtheg-
wee s15 wuI Be eaa-ged; $50 To lasqre Tie
rGsgeS 10 b pA&a soda tt Is zscert.,asT ths
Mare Is in faai, os the pFapsyty eksHg& sscagrs,
Ra5 81 Goats 70 lie Graam.
Mares seat from n distance
VS. ~ meA asiEaae1 10, aud fed saa gratis Il 50
eeat4 Pes cay. good Got vi. sss terrAsera lbese
tasi ssb i grains sas, n no Gssnee, viii | be
ysspoussals s9z accidents ef esca ~
II. ". Long.
SeifaB8ey, Fs5. Is. is99. f4l3
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A. u. Marlln.

Less& ~ iae hanas ef Iaasaa u Boyd sa4 btm
swmaaeea " gatnlshes
aRFsHfiaf 70 tbs sstssffeten N tie faast
= ih*i tas fef-usapt - GOT a fsstseht ii tkss
state. Ofs'rsd thsTffsre, shai paseatss I've r.aas
els seeas ri 'fE tsatlssis Issshal tslas anls.s
saia aeisndaat small sppeas ., tAe paas Court III
Pleas end Quarter sestleas. 10 BE- htA ~ s4ss
county, e 'ha teaftIloase ID Gh4ft9sss. a. liz
9ih Msatay n Apsti usst, and then aaa thess
Vesd u rsPlesY, laaguass b. dsfaalt ell ~ e..
tered sgataas htHl.
Niiness. b'aly Oates, Clark 81 cur ssld Can't
Al e;'ses, iAe 18th Monday IN Janustg. A. Ii fs8a
II, OATES. &. e, &.
Prizes adv. s51 Hl3
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-27
ANrI-sLAYEIIY NOTICE.

At the recent anniversary of the Yer
mont State Anti-Slavery Society, held al
Miidlebury, the undersigned was appoint
ed Committee on satisfies, for Rutland
county. He would, therefore, take this
method Of informing those friends of the
cause who were not present at he meet.
ing, and Of requesting the Secretary Of
each Town Society in this County, to for
ward the names of the officers, and the
number ofmembers ofthe Socielyto which
they belong, either 10 the undersigned, at
Brandon, or to f. ID. Barber Correspond
ing Secretary of State Society, at Middle.
bury, Immediately on receiving this no.
tice. The object of this is, to have the
statistic, embodied in the forthcoming
Annual Report. Il is hoped that all will
see the Importance of this, and act accord.
ingly. J. HoLcoMB.
Brandon, Feb. 23, 1899
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the New-Yor& Spectator.
LOWER CANADA.

Sentence Of death was communicated
to Charles Hindenlong, the commander
in-chief at Napierville. on the End inst
1t was supposed that he would be execu-
ted on Friday the 9th.
The Legislature of New Brunswick has
voted glO0O for the loyal sufferers by the
late rebellion in Lower Canada; and the
Lieut.. Governor has sanctioned the vote.
Our readers need not be informed with
what painful emotions we copy the follow
| ing statement.
! From the Pittsburgh Republican OF Feb. 4.
tHIore Troubles ON the Frontier.
On Saturday night the I'd inst, some Il
or 10 persons-refugees from Alburgh
VL-crossed the line at Caldwelfs Ma
nor-went to the house ola Mr.. Vosburg
bound the father and son and locked al
the women and children. They went Il
the barn. took out one valuable span o
horses, fired the barn, which with mum
Der of horses, Is head ofcattle and a larg
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| A special message has been sent to Wash

A special message has been sent TO Wash
ington.
By last nights MGit-We have ac-
counts from Bangor to Monday evening.
troops were preparing to march TO the
frontier.
FROM THE EAST. The eastern papers
received last evening contained nothing
OF moment relative to the troubles on the
frontier. The Augusta correspondent of
the Portland Argus says that there is
some doubt of the passage of the Resolu.
ton, without amendment, directing the
Governor to maintain military force
on the Aroostook and ST. John The Ar
gus states that there was a rumor, On
| wednesday morning, In Portland, that an
express had passed through that city, from
Augusta, bearing the intelligence that
i5O0 British troops were on their march
from Halifax to the "seat of war; os-
ton Press d. Posi-.
MoRE BLOOD SPILLED. From the
Grand Gulf Miss. Advertiser of the Isl
inst, we learn that Mr.. NJ V. Heath,
on the street in that place, was attacked
by a Mr.. 4. H. Horn, and shot Horn
was aided by laborer from The Railroad
Horn shot him twice with gun, and the
laborer once, with pistol. Horn and
Heath were brothers-in-law--Heath died
soon after, of his wounds. ....
/ The EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST In,
DIES. Letters from Martinique, datec
Jan. 18th, say that the earthquake which
has already been announced as having
occurred on the night of Jan. 18th, witt
such frightful effects, was repeated on th'
nights Of the 18th and 18th, and great,
increased the damage. Not house es
capped injury more or less. Six hundred
persons were killed.-Boston Press
Post
| We regret to learn that Mr. WIN. WAR
in the High School in this village for tn
last term, has determined TO leave. Tn
affability and gentlemanly department {
MIR. w. have won the esteem of the schoc
universally, and Of all who made his &C
: quaintance. That he is we'll qualified q
teacher was clearly demonstrated by tn
ready manner in which the young ladie
and gentlemen, who had been under h
immediate instruction, went through wit
some of the most difficult mothematic;
: problems. While we express our regr
that this gentleman should not continue
!, the School, we at the same time speak th
: feelings of the scholars and community
1t is also understood that Miss LEAc
), will leave. This lady is we'll quaifie
for, and ha. given general satisfaction al
e teacher.-W. (Castteton) Statesman.
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For the TeIegraph,
AndOYer. Feb l2 1900

Andover, Feb. l8, 1899
Brother Murray We have Just or
ganised an Anti-Slavery Society in this
town, auxiliary to the State and National
Anti-Slavery Societies. The prospects of
this society, we think, are somewhat en-
couraging. We feel deeply for the poor
down-trodden slaves, and as deeply for
outraged humanity at the North, and the
violated Constitution aud rights purchas-
ed by the blood of our Fathers and with
the sternness and zeal ofpatriotsan chris
tians, we mean TO stand to our posts, and
if possible rescue for ourselves and the
black man, those inalienabIe rights that
the hands of southern cruelty and despo.
tism have wrenched from US.
Our Society is yet small, numbering
at present, only sixty, but will doubtless
increase to twice that number in a few
weeks. Below is list of its Officers:
ROBERT MYERS, President
Ira MORSE,
NJ BUTTERFlELD, = Z 'sSS"s'''S
! GEORGE w. PUTNAM, SecretarY.
| JERRY ADAMS, Treasurer.
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Morison's Pills,

GkR the Vegetable Hygesn Univc. sal
NJ Medicine of the British College of
Health, London, imported by DR.. Geo.
Taylor l-2 Wall street New York
sole agen, in the u s. for said College.
can DC had ofihe following persons; er-
cry packet sold in Vermont will Be SIGN
ed IN lOriting by PangLorn & Brinsmsid.
Jewellers OF Burlington, Vt, State Agents
also by The Sub-Agenis selling them. II
not so signed do not buyihem. For sale by
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram l.. Cheney, Rutland.
J. Pine s. Co, Fcty Point, Manchester
Joel Day, Royslton
James Fl. Murdoch, Woodstock.
Andrew Dawson. South Hero.
j.. p. Walton & Sons, Montpelier.
Perry Marsh, a
c. & j. w Baxter, Derby Line.
S. Z. Morse & S. Lyman, Crafisbury.
Elijah Cleveland. Coventry.
Sabin kellum, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, Lowell
OILS l.. Kelton, Montgomery.
O. A. Keith, Sheldon
David Lyman, ST. Adams.
Jno. Kelsey, Danville.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
Jonas Flint, 81. Johnsbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
n. G. Goddard, Windsor.
M. s. Buckland, Bellows Falls.
J. Sieene, Brallleboro'
J. Hagar, Middlebury.
w. f. Greene, Vergennes.
J. w. Remington, Johnson.
Alfred Hariwell, Keesville, N. Y.
Rich'd Cotrill, Pittsburgh, N. Y.
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WEST TERN
z a Nc Is for s a ] G.

rflHE subscriber Offers fer sale 1890 acres e
i Western Land, OF the first quality. lying in
the counties Of mghsm, Eaton, Clinton, Io0is.
Barry. Kent and Ottawa, Michigan, 10 be sold
on time IL requred, or in exchange for most kinds
az Manufactured Goods or Mechanical work.
Persons wishing TO obtain the very best Of
Land will find it in the hands Of the subscriber.
and undoubted titles given Good encourage
ment given 10 scinal settlers.
The above Lands having been entered and
located BY The surveyor or land agent at an early
day, tie subscriber fees warranted wing that
they are the very best locations IN that section Of
the country. Any communication addressed 10
the subscriber at " est Poultney, VI. viii NEE;
with prompt attention. %. nj. HYDE
West Poultney, Oct. 10, 1883. ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-27

I5 FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED, as
soon as it can be conveniently RENTED,
from those who owe it for the Vermont Tel
egraph. A considerable proportion Of the
amount is due from a distance. Some Of my
friends on the west side Of Lake Champlain
are kindly reminded of their engagements.
A considerable proportion of the amount
specified at the head of this notice, is very
much needed between this time and the
first Of April.
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DIED,

At his residence, in Ver.hire, on the 18th inst.
Ioses Bartholomew, aged S3 years. lie was one
fession Of religion after marriage, in the con-
EDUCATIONAL church. He became dissatisfied with
his baptism, seventeen years SINCE and united with
the Baptist church, of which he lived hrin and
consistent member I'LL death. La his death, his
children lose kind and exemplary father-cOm-
Inunitv n good citiZen-the poor benefactor, and
all friend. Printers in New York are requested
&c. 4Iomm.
dau ghter of Isaac ID. and Sarah Jennings, IN the
18th year Of her age.
DIEp:-In this village on Saturday, SALLY w.
ScorIELD, wife of David Scofeid, aged g.
The deceased was reserved in her manners con-
slant in her Affection and uniform in her Piety.-
She was deservedly esteemed by large circle OF
friends and acquaintance. May her dying advice
and triumphant departure make salutary and per-
manent impressions OIL many hearts. lCoN.
| DIED:-In this town, on Sunday the 23d instant
| HENRY ID. BRIess, - years of age.
Truly have the hearts Of many and dear friends
been called to & lament that one 80 Young, SC
buoyant with fresh hopes and fond anticipat'ons O
the future, should be summoned hence, TO be here
no more forever. Oh! how many, many tender Ties
have thus been broken. When we look back upoI
the past and recall to mind his many virtues, w
feel pleasing sensation, IN the Thought that on
brother and friend is enjoying the reward OF I'm
righteous. Possessed of high and noble soul
his general department was such as To via AM
secure the loye Of all who came within the spher
OF his acquaintance. Influenced by the pnrcst mo
,;ye. his heart was ever alive sympathIze in th
msCortunes and rejoice ia the prosperity Of ihos
around him 1t is a consolation to those who su.
tain a nearer relation, 10 reflect that he has LEI
behind an example worthy of imitation, and believ
that the influence he has left will continue to ivt
and produce the legitimate fruits OF holiness an
love TO mankind. BY the Sudden ext; Of this inei
Unable young man, are the hopes Of his futuI
+, usefulness to society cut of. We mourn, but nj
without hope,-for we believe our loss is his gair
and when time shall be more, may il be OF
unspeakabIe happiness TO meet our departed biot
; er where sorrow and mourning are never known.
,. 7. b.
. At Greenfield, Bureau CO., ILL.,, Jan. 10, LIZ
daughter of Moses and Lucy DIX, formerly oil WI
mington, VT, aged years.
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people have the Gospel of Jesus that ele-
Yates the mind and saves the soul
Yours IN the glorious gospel of Christ,
CHARLES r. KELLAM.
T. S. We have neither frost nor snoao
at present. There are Is missionaries
here, all acting noble part in the moral
ana intellectual elevation of the Chero.
KEGS. Most OF these are from Vermont.
they have church here, and several
branches in other parts Of the nation
There are 90 GRO children in the school,
all supported by the Board
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Left Salisbury, VT. in the month of
September, 1887, HIRAM A. HESpER-
SON. Whoever will give information in
regard to him will confer favor on his
brother, 1.-THE subscriber, by writing TO
him at Brandon. J. B. HENDERSON.
Brandon, Feb. 10, 1889.
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS
MARRIED.,

In New Haven, on the 10Th inst, by w. G. John
son, Ebenczer Moulton, Of Middlebury, TO Angelina
Landers.
In Bristol, on the 2Gth uIt., by Mr. Brown, Cal
win Carpenter. 10 Malona Sumner.
In Starksborough, 18th inst, by A. Jones Jr.,
Milton Lawrence of Monk.ou to sylvia Atwood OF
the former place.