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no the Public,

VII subscriber would respectfully say TO the
cy for Miss JUDKlNS Patent HAND LOOM, for
weaving Silk and Worstod Frngos, cotton and
linen Insertions, Caps, Capos, Collars, silk and
worsted Scarls Of various patterns; Ladies fancy
Head Dresses, fancy TasscIs, &c. Purses and trim
mngs of various kinds gentlemens' and ladies
Watch Guards of superior taste and durability
Any person wishing to purchase town or county
rights for the above work will please to call on tho
subscriber at his residence
Ladies wishing for instruction upon the Loom in
the manufacture of the above articles, will receive
the best attention, and She most reasonable
terms, by application to the subscriber.
Persons desiring TO purchase trimmings will
please to call: and orders from distance will be-
promptly attended to. -
i0I-tf JAMES JUDKINS.
Danvlle, VT Caledonia Co, June 26, 1889.
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Charcoal Wanted.

TIME subscriber is wishing to purchase large
Il quantity of hard wood CHARCOAL, and
will want it delivered at his Furnace in Decem-
Der, January and February next, for which he will
pay Five Dollars per hundred bushels, in cash if
wanted, on delivery. Or he will udvace cash on
contract for Coal, when satisfactory security is
given that the coal will be delivered according to
contract HUXHAM PADDOCK.
st. Johnsbury, June, 1889. GIFT
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WANTED.

In Exchange for Goods,
TnAO yds good Tow Cloth;
1000 yds good domestic Flannel, all wool;
1000 yds good Frocking, all wool
500 yds Sleeps Grcy, full Cloth
500 pounds live Geese Feathers
500 pounds prime Bees Wax
9 Tons Butter made after the Goth inst !;
9 Tons Wool
l Ton good Maple Sugar.
SuEDD X JEWETT.
May Q, 1889. 93-tf
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w an ted,

In exchange for Goods,
= TONS of good Maple Sugar;
500 yards of Tow Cloth,
5 tons of WOOL; and most kinds o. Country
Produce, and the privilege Of charging TO good pay
ing customers. Cash not refused.
PADDOCK IL HOUGuTON
Lyndon May 9. 1889. 93-t
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~ Office

rs hereby given that the Copartnership heretofore
a existing under the name OF T., X PROWIY
Il. co. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
10Th Of April last.
All persons indebted to said late firm are requested
to make payment on or bcioio tho 10Th OF Sept.
noXt, to IT, r., Fairbanks, at Lower Waterford late
partner, who is authorized to llquidato all Copart-
nership concern. -
E. K. PROWTY,
ROYAL ROSS,
T. r. FAIRBANKS,
Lower Waterford, Aug. IL, 1880 l07tf
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Birmingham Furnace.
IlROY IERl[O.NYI

ILOE n = LIl.FIVsN 4
K S now in full and successful operation and is
n in readiness to contract for the casting of Stove
plates, and other heavy castings Also, for Pig
Iron of a superior quality, deliverable at the Fur
mace any part of the country.
AUGUSTUS YOUNG, AGENT,
Troy, Vermont.
J. x J. Ii. PECK 81 Co, AGENrs,
97-u BURLINGTON, TCTmOHt.
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writer in the Alexandria Gazette thus pro-
poses TO set apart day of public Thanksgiving
and Praise to the benefcent Ruler of the Uui-
verse, for tho abundance with which he has
blessed he land: -
Extract eta letter from Virginia.
so bountiful have been the dispensations of
Providence during the present season, that l
sincerely hope that the people Of our State, bles-
sed as they have been, in an especial manner,
will cheerfuy and heartily return their acknowI-
eGgements and thanks'to almighty God, for all
his tavors and merces: | hope the people of
this State will set apart day of Thanksgiving
and Praise, and that all may unite in rendering
homage to the Father ofMercies for his loving
kindness. The spectacle will be one full of NOR
al interest and beauty, and l submit the proprie-
ty OF it to those in authority, and to the people
generally
The more we cast the thoughts and love OF
the world out of our hearts, the fuirer we lie for
communications of light and knowledge from
heaven which God has promised to strangers
upon the earth; but fa man be always med
ling in the world, it is just with God to hide bis
commandments from him. A saint never ca
ries it more like a saint than when he carrieth it
most like stranger IN this world.-Cole.
A Christian hath two things to relieve him
against all his distrusltul fears and cares, adop-
ton, and particular providence. God is his
father; and such father is not ignorant of his
condition nor mindless of ii. And therefore
though believer may have little or nothing in
hand, it is enough that his father kcepeth the
purse for him; whose care eXtendeth 10 all things
and persons; who hath the hearts OF all men in
his hand; who worketh all things according to
his own will.-.aEanton.
| If any severe atiliction hath surprised you,
cas-, one eye upon the hand that sent II, and the
other upon the sin that brought it; if you will
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annne Gent Reward.

Nd ANYWAY from the Subscriber an indented
N BOY, named BENJAMIN ERWIN, in the
18th year of his age This is to forbid all harbor-
ing or trusting him on my account, | shall pay
no debts of his contracting after this date.
CHARLES HOSMER.
st. Johnsbury, Aug. 20 1889 l0S-3w
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eft
BOSTON ANas NEW YGESE4
Goods.
&priERg and SgggalaEaeE' Goods,
CHE.4P-NO MISTAKE.

NXTlLL be received by the subscribers, Tuesday
w the 23d inst. prime assortment of
Spring and SVasaAsEaeP Goods,
purchased principally with cash in New York and
Boston which our customers ~ the public generally
are invited to call and examine. Having taken I'M
usual pains in selecting them, ve feel confident
that in STYLE quality and price. we can give entire
satisfaction. Among them Wa be found good
assortment of Straw and Florence BONNETS; Il
beautiful assortment Of RIBBONS; Fancy lldkis. :,
Scafs; plain and figured SILKS for Ladies Dresses;
Victoria printed MUSilN-an elegant article for
summer dresses; CEALLY, of the very best quail
ty; Pongee, plain and figured Cambria; Muslins;
Thread and Cotton Edging; Footing; black and
white Lace; prime assortment of CALlCOES;
Copperplate; Irish Linen; twillcd Linen--a beau
tiu article foi gen;lemens spencers; Ladies and
Gent. Kid Gloves; plain and pic mic Gloves-a fine
article; Linen, Pongeo, and other pocket Hdkfs
Gent. neck, doa prime lot; the best style of Vest;
ings sold Ivy us; brown and beached Shcetngs
and Shrtings; Ticking, Drilling; a good assert
ment ofStull for summer wear; BROADCLOTHS
and CASHMERE; Moleskn and Brush HATS;
Cloth Caps; Umbrellas, &c. &c; German Silver
Tea and Table Spoons; prime assortment of
CROCKERY AND GLASS HARE;
China and printed Tea Sets, &c. &c; HARD
WARE and CUTLERY, good assortment; also
w. 1. Goods and Groceries:
Iron, Steel, Spikes, Nails, &c. &c
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to
call and examine the new Goods and if we fail of
convincing them that assortment is p,ine and
prices low, we will offset time against theirs.
SHEDD ~ JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, April 90 1889. 90-rf
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GOODIES

that they haye before offered to the public
Although we cannot boast of going TO New York
(and back again in SO hours without buying any
goods for the sake of putting, and saying that we
bought our Goods at auction, and therefore VIC can
under sell our neighbors, nor will say that we
will sell pound OF pepper spice at Z or 8 cents,
~ at the same time sell them forty times as much OF
as the pepper or spice for the or higher
price; but we would say to the LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN that if they will call and examine our
GOODS and prices, we feel assured that they Will
purchase Of US, and we confident that when
they get home and comp are their Goods with their
neighbors, Chat are bong IT clsewhereD they will
be perfectly satisfied with their bargains.
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If any severe atflcton hath surprised you,
cast one eye upon the hand that sent II, and the
other upon the sin that brought it; if you will
thankfully receive The message, he that sent it
may discharge the messenger.
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New Goods =!
0l--tf

FENHE subscribers have ust received, and are now
q offering for sale at their Store in Lyndon, the
largest and best selected assortment of
s 81 Sas 8 ST & a. S? 10 s " &g &9 Gg aas
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-14

were just preparing to make the fashionable tour Of
the Canadas and they did not seem to realize, in
the slightest degree, the fact that they were run
ming away from happiness" 1t will be crafty
ing to their late owner" to learn that they were
furnished, in this city, with good store of warm
clothing for their northern journey; and that they
seemed as happy family as ever were gathered
under hospilable roof
P.S. The editor of the Globe will confer a
favor by giving the substance of the above for the
benefit Of his patron in Loudon County, and il
might save that reputable portion of his readers
known in the abolition vocabulary as kidnappers
who daily consult the slave advertisements of his
columns, some trouble and expense, if he would
just inform them that the whole family had safely
arrived in Canada and the only " reward which
they can now hope to obtain for their exertlons
will be the satisfaction of having done all in their
power to restore them to the Happiness" of slave
plantation-Pa. Freeman.
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RELIGIOUS PROSPECTS OF THE
SOUTH.

A few years ago it was fashionable with such
opposers of slavery as were connected with the
religious press in the Free States, to insist that
the whole subject Of emancipation ought to be
left to the Christians of the South. And the
most extravagant encomiums were passed upon
the piety, disnterestedness, utility and wisdom
of the sayehoding disciples of him who was sin
he form of a servant" On the contrary, the abo
ltoniStS have ever commended, that there was not
religion enough in slaveholding churches TO keep
themselves up, or TO manta in steady course OF
efforts at genera; improvement. And so the past
has proved, for in nearly all the Southern States,
there has becn during the last five years, an en-
tensve abandonment of the country by the more
thoughtful and conscientious inhabitants removing
to the free states For long time, we have been
aboring 10 convince our religious associates that
it is impossible TO carry out the design of their
Tract, Bible, Sabbath School, and Missionary So
cieties, through the southern countries, so long as
slavery continues and that hence the true policy{
of the friends of these institutions is, to do now
what they will be forced 10 do at last, that's, unite
all their energies and hasten the abolition OF sla-
vorv and then 90 forward with their other plans,
The following editorial article in the Home Mis-
s;onorv, for the present month, tells how things
are going. 1t is plain that after years Of effort
and millions of expense in reforming southern So
ciety on its present basis (savery) the whole will
have to be done again de moeo. God never con-
stituted things so tho@table and healthy society
could exist with slavery for lis corner stone,
From the Home Missionary for November,
TRIALS OF MINISTER'S IN THE SOUTH.
Various causes have combined to render the
circumstances of ministers in some parts Of the re-
gion south Of the Chic river, extremely trying.
TIE pro grcss Of ecclesiastical division and the IN
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New Missionary Field .

Why does not either the American Board or the
Home Missionary Society establish missions, or
send missionaries to the two and a half millions
of slaves in this Christian nation? The Southern
Church calls them heather, and we showed IN
our last that Southern Christianity was made
quate to their salvation. There they are perish
ing for the gospel, and no man cares for their
souls. Is it said that the law of the slaveholdmg
states is in the way9 So they are in Chlna-so
thew are in most countries where we have mis-
sons. The command of the Head of the Church
is, "preach the gospel to ecery creature" NO
matter what laws-what human arrangements
interpose, the gospel must be preached We have
missionaries among The Indians, why not among
the slaves? It is said, the gospel is within then
reach--nomnally at least" So it is in Armenia
and Greece-so It is in many other countries tc
which we send the gospel in its purity, Goo
commands his gospel" the preaching that nj
BIDS" to be preached to those slaves. Ibe wore
must be received at his mouth" and not the
shareholders. The Bible Society proclaimed t'
world that they had supplied every family in the
nation with the Word of Cod when millions nev
er saw it. We have agreed, tacity, with th'
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MONTPELIER, VERMONT, DECEMBER IA, 1880.

STAKEHOLDER 10 pass by the poor slave and leave
him to perish. Is il said, this will bring us into
collision with the South This is what we want,
God has a controversy with them, shall his people
have none? We wish to see Christian misslona-
res go there in the spirit of the apostles, and
preach the gospel to the Slaues and if they are
put to Death let there be the same spirit manfes-
ted as when Munson and Lyman fell by foreign
violence. 1t is the duty of our missionary socle-
ties to take the lead in this. Let the churches Of
the North go with the high commission of their
Lord, and do their duty.--Here is moral ground.
Try this, if political action is wrong, try this. We
hope this point will be pressed to an issue.-Ad-
rocate Of Freedom.
" We learn, by recent letter from Baltimore,
that one man at least is acting in accordance with
the above sentiments. A clergyman of the Bap-
list persuasion has been for some weeks preach
ing in that city, drawing around him immense au-
diences, of all colors and classes, both bond and
free. He is bold eloquent, and impressive-re-
buking popular seeking and time-servng clergy
and denouncing those who make merchandise
of their fellow beings as men stealers" In one
Of his sermons, he took up the subject Of preju'
dice, and respect of persons" and gave many
anecdotes, demonstrating the vncibility of preju'
dice against color. He allows of no distinction in
this respect in his congregations declaring that
the God whom he serves is no respecter of per-
sons, and that no distinction of color exists in
Heaven We understand an extensive and al
most Unprecedented revival Of religious feeling has
resulted from his labor.-Penn. Freeman.
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SAMUEL WILKINSON,
Gen. Ar9nk IA Me Am. CoL. Sc.

Gen. Agant At he Am Coz DOC
Thus while Mr. Clay can only make speeches.
in behalf oil the great antdote to a6olinon' MS u.
val is lavishng upon it the pubic iunus uuue. nI
papabIy false Pretence oil provanS ,%o oI nayv
,ccantmres no Africans and that if we had any
such Africans TO restore to their country, they
mirbt be sent to Liberia, in the regular vessels
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From the Pennsylvania Freeman.

We copy from the Centreve, (Md.) Times
the following article, as one of the "signs OF the
times" 1t will repay an attentive perusal. The
belief that slavery mast soon cease in all the pro-
vision growing states, by no means confined to
Maryland but is almost universal throughout the
South.
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~ far be ii from Us 10 Gnsinuate the flight OF
! twenty-seven hundred and. seventy,6ve dollars
worth ofthe Virginia staple induced Joseph Mead
to offer reward of $500 through the columns Of
II. ,e@ DS amy and thereby set that amabs class Of
our fellow Citizens, who follow the iaudaoie o &C
patton of negro catching, in full howl after , then
rpIl ' lone the line from Washington to PhIladel'
mia Let us rather look upon it as an act OF sheer
benevoence growing out of fear that they conlo NJ
take care Of themselves" We are happy mere
fore to have it in our power to offer some consoa'
lion to the bereaved gentleman. we saw lsul'
iIy which answered very vel to ms grapn'GT peS
crintion. a short time since, IN thls Guy A"''
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SARSAPARlLLA PILL OF HEALTH; OK
BLOOD I'LL.

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for correcting all disorders of stouach and w..
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loss OF appetite headache yMiIess ok
tune>s after meals zzness of the sOess and
the stomach aud how els pOj,S ing
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repo,e
Persons of full habit who s,jeet heatfac h. xa
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How oil blood to The head, shnnd be
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For female, these pills truly cxcsna p.~ssir
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healthy and Juvenile tioon, the plexIou,
To mothers they nnfden,y ed AZ As hest
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Of al! they ahelualed
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SPECIFIC SOLUTlpS,

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IA such as GONU!tEIOtA, GLEElS, SikIcfthE6'
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une "ho. rutnre amy remedy rru SrAana's ap.ca~
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UEALTu AND HEALTHY

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~ ed and experience has proved the fact. that t,u.e no a,
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sensation of iunnss and meals Ahortness NJ
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