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Jew DaVid's or Hebrew Plaster

a invaluable Compound for cure of Scrof,,
- lous affections, Kings Evil. Irfiammatn ,u
and chronic Rheumatism, and in all cases Ivhers
seated pam or weakness exists. For sale as ahnva
= Z; w. CAPRON & CO., Agents orthe STATE,
ester, n. Y. ae'ui esSeo' az Isoeh-
70 sale by Jackson Ketcham, Brandon.
;. B. Rockwell, Cornwall.
Ira Bingham, Sudbury.
John Meacham, Castieton,
HI. White & Co. Rutland,
A.&r P. d. Barrows, SALISBURY.
Stanley & Mallory, West Poultney.
simeon Mears, East Poultnev.
Edward Vail, MIddletown,
e. NJ Potter, PawIett.
S. F. Hadley, Dorset.
BHrrel Andrews & Co. Manchester.
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L O S t.

I'm the road leading from Whiting to Brandon,
- on Saturday the 18th inst, black Merino
Shawl, with small fringe and border. Any
person who can give information of the above.
shall be literally rewarded for their trouble by
calling at this Office WM. BATES
Brandon, July 10, lS4I. 4I.3ty
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II e S RE C tiOn
OR ERSIAN PILLS.

SUPERIOR to the Hygean, Brandreth's, Ey-
- ans tomato, the Matchless (priced) Sana-
tive, or any other Pills or Compound before the
public, as certified to by Physicians and Others
Let hone condemn them until they have tried
them, and then we are sure they will not. Ger
tIhcates may be seen by calling on the Agents IN
the villages, who have large Bill to distribute
gratuitously.
A, G. s J. D. Hatch, Agents for Windsor: j
=. Brooks, Agent for Hartford: and for sale in all
the principal towns in the State.
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Hinton on BAPTISM.

THNWO hundred volumes of this work
L just, received, and for sale, at the
Telegraph Office.
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A e. A r n

MFR. MEACHAM, from Albany, designs off
IVl ering to the good people of Middlebury
and vicinity, in few days, pair of his two and
three pedal
YPta,o 8o,tea.
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atty which outshnes the Purest code that human
virtue IL wisdom have ever devsed--so whieh
every Intellect and every heart Involuntary does
homage But the penitcnt sinner loves Il because
liz is to him the gospel the glad ndngs OF sn'vauon
and its excellence is summed up in those precious
words-"God so loved the world that no gave hts
only begotten Son, that whatsoever osiievs'h 'n
him should not perish, but have everlasting lie.
And the poor and lowly disciple loves u, iof "
tells him Of never failing laid up Zoe him
in heaven. The widow and tho faIherless love Il;
for il conducts them TO the best Fathers and ~
Friends And the tried and sorrowfui disciples
heais there a sweet voice which says, "Come unto
mo all ye that weary and heavy laden, aud !
will give you rest" Ohio Observer.
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Dee. ~, 1888.
coUNTERFEiTs, BEwAaE OF AIOsE
TIONl

Each genuine bottle L. enclosed 10 o'os Nc
per, on which ia label, signed by saw
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUlN@. q
~ The outside Yellow Label VII ~ ~ an,
after December 1899, in addition 70 tnt e,.,, .
son Reed, tho Signature OF WE- IoHS
OF has partners s,san "A. ps.uar
The, great celebrity ofthe Negelnl% !. .,ssln
Baisam has been The cause of aiiemp -, 3
spurious articles, which by partially S..s,,i q
name of the genuine, are calculated -. !, )
deceive the public. Among these n'iAs-,' ?. .
American Pulmonary Bslsam, 'Coi, - D
nay Balsamic Syrup" 'Puim9naFy pA.l -
ier's Compound Pulmonary Balssni, A Z, uu-
Purchasers for the true ariscle by Us tss
PULMONARY BALSAM, and see -
marks and signatures of the geug'ss,g ,.-.,,bs y
Each bottle and seal is stamped
monary BaIsam.' -. A, slss
s~ONE MORE CouSTERFEIT, ne~loes -, as
can Pulmonary BalsSm, and other, So ~, ), :
to.---An attempt has been made 70 ~ ~, rss
| lie by spurious mixture called Veg Lss :
| nary Balsam,' sometimes signed Hai'-.-,s v
sometimes Sampson Lee--said 10 P'Tt1, -
unpunciplsd man in Bangor, ne, .',ss -
written in way to resemble the SEA mo -
and Is a most foul attempt 10 aeSs .crs,l q
and avoid the punishment that s~a'
ry. =. ,yTTLER
For sale by REED, WING " IN ne. "
Low g. Resd) wholesale dealers ~ 81 csiIS.
cines, Paints and Dye STUDS, w. "a J1sDs
Street Boston, also by Luther 1s"ov 4, rbssi
ry, W., and A. Mcmillan DsnVl''e I-eil
! 81 Brown. Price 90 cts
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=. o g { ry.
For tho Caiedonian

81 ras. $50. For tho Cnted0ntaH.
aiv AULA,S Flu NERAL
,Careworn and thoughtful sad the parents eye
AS gazing on his daughters lifeIess form,
He signs, but this affords him no relief;
His eye still fix d upon thnt'once ioy'd face
Speaks naught of hope, OF consolation.
Why should he give himselrso up to grief,
And think naught Of blest and better world :
Why should lie grieve his daughter freed from care
And ali the sad Affections of this life
And why should not calm, contented Joy
Take place of grief, and sorrow in ,':g thoughts
The loss ofono love is always great =
STILL shall we think in this alone of selves
Nor Of the happy fate of her who died
No-letus rather 4. her lot rejoice
Although TO us, sad and painful loss.
But such philosophy will no: appease,
And calm, tho workings oil that fathers mind;
Great are the causes ofhis swelling grief a 2
And deep the anguish of his inmost soul.
Thereles his daughter, once SO bright and fair,
In whom he hop'd, and who was all his joy;
Who once was nourish'd by his care and smiles,
Was once unknown to sin and all its wies,
Was once BELOVED and cen by some ador'd,
Nor thought of i'll had fl'd her mind,
But not unlike the fraiI exotic plant
Exposed 10 lTOSt Dy SUMO IoIBeuui manu-,
IL droops and dies whom first il promis d most.
Such was Aula's fate /: her parents trusting ,tt
When most Of all she needed greatest care. i.
Happy when admired thus it is with youth.
She sought for company, the young and gay,
Nor cen in this she the least restrained.
True, youthful gaiety must BIO rnduged,
But, like all other things in proper bounds,
Which having pass'd, all pleasure is destroyed.
I.
Ayillan, cloth'd with deep assembling art,
RepIete with treachery the most profound,
Instilled himself within her best affections,
Which thus alloy'd he left with cold disdain,
And We, unpunisb'd seeks other victims.
What punishment does such wretch deserve
What torments can black crime atone
The sun of heaven, and the dews, and rains,
And converse with his kind ,he ne'er should know
But even feel the racking pangs of death,
OF heat. and thirst, and scorn of all mankind
Forsaken, and every where unfriended,
Save 'noath her own now, most unhappy roof
Where she behe Id her parents grief, and tears,
Pour'd only for herself and her deep shame
Frail Aula, could not bear so great load,
Nor stand against the overw helming tide
Ofburning scorn and cold forgetfulness.
From those who once had iondled and caressed.
But disappointed in her once bright hopes,
Knowing no joy, at length she died, peni,ent,
Forgiving all, and believe forgiven.
Troy, Aug. 81 1941. CALLoEA.
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REASONS FOR SUBMISSION

4. Because God is stronger than you, and you
cannot resist you would. Submission on your
part is inevitable His pleasure shall stand and He
will do all his counsel. His will shall be accom-
plished whether you submit resist You must
either break or bow You entirely at Gods
disposal, and not all the men, ungels and devils in
the Universe deliver you. Though you should
make covenent with hell, and ener into an
agreement with death, yet God would dsannul
them Submission is therefore inevitable.
2. Because He s wiser than you Even if you
could resist his WILL it would be very foolish to do
so, for he knows what is good for you far better
than you know yourself, far better than your most
prudent and sagacians friend. He understands
you perfectly He knows just what you need.
He sees whether affection or prosperity, sickness
health, wealth poverty, will be best for you.
He understands the effects of all possible coDtin-
gent circumstances. HI tell just how this
that future event will affect you. He is therefore
able to choose for you better than you can choose
for yourself
g. Because He loves you better tlun you love
yourself Yes, however strangeit may seem to
you the God whom you consider your enemy whom
You have always disobeyed and forgotten, whose
yoke you think hard and unreasonable; this God
loves you better than you love yourself. You may
have loved yourself supremely ever since you were
born; you may have centred every affection and
interest and regard in yourself, and yet God loves
you more What is the whole wealth of your
Affection suppose you pour it all out and exhaust
it upon one object--what.is il 10 the love of the
infinite God? As drop to the ocean, as grain of
sand to the universe God has shown you that
He regards you with this love by giving his Sen
for you. Even He could do no more than this.
He regards you with this love Of infinite benevo-
fence, this boundless compassion, even ifyon are
yet rebel and sinner sgainst Him. 1t was for
Srebels and SINNERS that Christ died. But if you
Tare his dear child through Christ Jesus He looks
at you also with tender complacency. You are
the object of a love from which neither life nor
death, angels nor municipalities, nor powers
things present nor things to come shall separate
you.
Is it ing much ofyon to ask you to resign
youPsefto such love? Is il hard matter 10 submit,
to the guidance OF infinite wisdom and ininit. love
oh shame! shame on our preverse and ungreatfu
hearts. f....t .F, ..s s,,F.-.s
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PmILIrn, ArAnE N



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!
CT is I'll A NIT

Some men love the Christian religion for it's pc.
etry, others for Its philosophy, and others for its
sublime morality. And it is full of the po-
etry breathing in strains of majesty. Of love, Of
Joy, from the throne of God, from the cross on
Calvary, from the church of the Redeemed. And
it is the noble philosophy, revealing truths un-
known to ancient sages,and grand principles which
they could not discover. And il teaches NOR.
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srATr oF VERMoNT .

0RIEkNs DtsTAlcr, 80
The Hon TIE Probate Court esf the Dis,rici Of
Or.ennss
To ~ E,arMans conesrned Ia the Estate az SALIVA
DAVIS, "a, iase sf Aibany, &eecased,
GFeotiax
VKTnEREAs, WIILtAM sEAvER Adsaiais-
Wv ratsT OF Sad decreased has ngade apPisca.
ten e ahg Ceuri 20 sttanS the siuae fuf the pay
uBeut % debts AMI sStthss the estate 81 sad %.
eusssA, Therefore YOU hereby nssisea ;ssat yoo
nnay Appear . Pnsbnta CoWgt - ~ h0ldap tres
bsrrh oa sss kTst "Wednesday Of Ocssber aeNt,
S-$ -arssS esnw@ y Fsa esse ~A~ liar tua4
shouli nui s. extended ~ a6Srssaid. And lhEt AT
may Be notasd hereof ID ordered tbal shis gcEes
be pablisse9 }. fssS a. sasS prs8,od stcsl gohns
nv GsrVS weeks saseesssssiy as -aSn EsSiRy A'S
Given undsr my hand ~ irashBrgh lhis lsl day
Of September, a. ID. 1871.
2l5w3 GEO. NYE, ysdgs.
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FWN1lM Naa@ot .tset MBN3NH bNuM 81 peFnfa@ ~ e@t
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49, ~ npseumaAss e0sag sa3@wsuM NY uesa q eef te
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IW W IN H. " NJ + re
THE BOS1 ON AND TROY IRON COMPANY
HAVE on hand at their Furnace and Foundry;
IL Il and are manufacturing to order,
Caldron Kettles, "a sizes) Hollow Ware,
Mill Irons, Axletrees and Boxes,
Sled, Sleigh and Cutter Shoes,
Poughs, "a superior artcle) e. A
Mammoth Box Stoves, for meeting houses, fac
tories and tannerIes, "a eli - E.
2, 2l2 and 3 feet Box Stoves, -
Parlor Stoves of various sizes; 3s
Strickland's Cook Stoves believed to be the best
article for cooking now offered to the public)
Cart and Wagon Boxes, and various other Cast
ings usually made at Country Furnaces,
Turning and Drilling done to order
t ALSO, es Z
on hand, about 100 tons of Pig Iron of superior
quality. The above articles sold cheap for cash
approved credit. All orders or commu ncatIons
addressed to the Agent at Troy Furnace Post OF
hoe will be thankfully received, and promptly at
tended to.
HUBBARD HASTINGS, Agent.
Troy Furnace, Sept IA, 1871 2I6tr
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COUGHS, cor ia,

Mad al diseases NJ a. Luuvs
FKvHE VEGETABLE PULNCNAET Rul
z SAN 10 asaliewed 90 be dsssr fsay tbs =
t.-.@sl=- No.ticine ever knawu "a Awsrl
coaEhs, eoids, aslnma ~ Fhtaaa. cas
~baopisg cough, and 'niInenaFy aasrasas 4.
~ kind.
ge.e ysxsAnSlY PslnsUazs, has been ysr, ~
slyely hssd for about twelve yen1s; asd D. sz
ton has been constantly Increasing. ~ usr-s
Nv popular has this article become thal ~
considered as a standard article tn srF 20
the United States and British Province "a
families keep IL constantly by them, eno.a ~
The most safe and certain remedy ~ rl
complaints. The proPFietors have ree''.e
are receiving numerous recommeDdau0n' -
ny oil our best Physicians, who make a.
their practice. The names OF few OIL
who have given their testimony IN ta'e q
ticle are here subioinod and fot q mOTu Ell 4
see tho envelope TO the bottle.
Doct Amory Hunting, Doet. Samus' "
Truman Abel, riwolhy D.
Thomas Brown, Jsro. EEssra
William Perry Albert jr.t
AN INTER ESTIN6 CASE
Extract OF letter from MIR. Z. >. Civ hsaal
Ulster county ~. Y, 90 the proTre.0rg
Yours OF the 9th instant was duly rese os
remarkable cure was affected by the Vlgurls
monary Balsan, in the winter and sprng q
The person, MIR Moody, had been sch lHg
WIN the consumption fHNshiaAs
him zap. He was reduced so low - = "A
TO help himself, and was raising largs 7ll..-
blood, when he commenced using It. 80
which effected a complete cure, and he Z 20
| hale and hearty as ever he was. Mr.. Mo- ,
removed from this town, but he has FIuuss
more detailed account OF his esss, wgr p. !, |"
| forward you. {. ; tLAI
Kingston, N. Y. June 25l, ISIS
Argyle, Mas 80
| In the winter OF 1897 and Is3S, I "a 80
with violent cough, which continues y.
three months. My cough was 80 se'cr y
was obliged 10 sit up two OF three So's =
! ing the night and was much reduced n asa :
strength, and my appetite gone. Oas o. ~ 81
bors had q bottle Of The Vegetable PEiHosin y
sam, which he would not sell, ne bo"s'd ~.
| il to me ,iii could get him another: ! ,la.
ed immediate relief from il. The hfsi 'P'I; I.
had procured more Of il. and 20 ihf IA u I
ascribe the preservation Of my life. ,,yor
i
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To the Public.

EsHE subscriber will manufacture Wool upon
u shares or for reasonable price per yard
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
II well done ey calling the subscriber at bis
stand al West Barnet. He will also Gard Wool
md dress Cloth on the most reasonable terms and
IN best order. He will likewise manufacture
Wooden Blankets whole, with blue list, ir wanted
JOHN CARTER.
Barnet, May 26, ls4l. 2OOtf
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A. Fnpnt1 kssa4t aet@~a 3baaxttta, ~ nee6 fs-
s "a, on siaa eth aay " HsN6euttegs \. ~. tNats
WNyWEREA& gOtlN MOkSEs. A4piBssafuisf ~
w tts fsiaia 81 Hoeatsa q Fieres, late 81 ~
geAm~hars 1 sa.fa a3suaes DECREASED. hss su@he ~
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,mw the aehtF 81 ths ssa4 Decreased ihs tNrtkel Fa
~ al 49, usarstAs asnua thS @f9h &sy af A>rusf,
lNaI "a - saeea8aFx ae&afe8 that saf& Sts@istra-
ss rrs tsKie a. suia Nfssiag~ Ard thaf the sNnae
w,gi ~ heafs s---s ESpfsed 81 Probate Cvufs %
- isau q fhw rsohafs OlFcs im umayilse, IN esd
Sistse>.. 90 shs 29tA aay 81 Sspssnter, A ID lSfi
Al . oinSk Y. -. ~ puhissklnR copy sfshis Ga
Ans thrae weeks Haccesstveiy 10 fhe CalcdomlNas
newspaper Puatsd a "a lohsssuryt 20 sad d's'
wict. SAAL ". MAt hVNhSa S"0E~'
alsrs sAAl b. MATTocKs. ledge,
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For sale af 49,. 90.

FRHEfE ksiio@ sng EiAuAVs snss, Ne shsss-
III Nff52a "a tbf el-ie&gsraE
" AMMANTEE 80 m0RTf AGq n.f-
1ufF Ct.44ss nEEBs,
A.s-ss-.sssE WAITS.
HtGu WAY TAX BILLS,
BLANK NOTES,
vENDuE Clsndl sLANKas
March 81. s6si.
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ITO be sold, soAOle or part)
CITUATED in ST. JobI,sbury about two miles
- north OF Centre Village, in said town, Pas
sumpsic River containing tO3 acres Of good land
so of which is good meadow land Snid firm is
well watered, and wooded, laying within so rods
of good saw mill.
On said farm two good houses, three barns
and oiher con venient out buildings For farther
particulars inquire Of the subscribers residing on
the premises. ORLANDO WHITNEY
ORLANDO HUTCHINSON
Sept. z, IS4l. 81 jw4
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Now Esta bIfsh IA Va { /.
To sell orr ct,

A GOOD FARM containing leo acres, 90 acres
IN under good Improvement, well wateTed, with
good orchard upon ia, also good sugar orc hard
good Dwelling House and Barn, all under gcOd
improvement aud lying about two miles from Bar
ton Village.
Terms made easy for payment, or good chance
to any wishing to take upon shares nc hHs.
Apply TO the subscriber on the premises.
SOLOMON WADHAMS.
Barton, IS Sept 1871. 2lGw5
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Enron the care Of - S.ss> ,=.sssr,v Georss "
n Pierce, aged 10. ga sSbn ~ rms, agea 70,
with propcFty bsls,ngiag va Nsua heFTby tsread
all persons hnrb5Sing tVusi,nE shsta on my a.
count az I sh.iipsy no dsbss q Ihtsr contracting,
and shall claim their wigs. I VIA pay 4 casl ~
ward Ia whoever will Q, FIra t0th - said boys
EPDRAlI PIrBt'E.
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II in the sogfbrnss rart "a tfswwehss en ~ en- .
leading tom Daaviiie tsfWen ~ Fssa SimpSH Vs.
lage Barnet. sod abau1 mfle@ lfoas SD 81 ftatf
ing 100 aefus 81 ~ saqd iaRd eNn D. Aae 20 81
Caludonin CcunsY--sTs 4erpe wn6es ew@ tap@Ft /.
msnt well watnred aad ienoV& - ts sisma ~ast
and cedar. On slid 4Fp y gqra g. elise pusv
buildings, and aii Va r@oa repRsg--N e. 80 wott tnf
with from 90 soc naEss WcgH-N, oAe asteml
orchard aed coed bFlsk schSot heNss wssats i@4
rods. ANY mas wiAhs@g " garenass sih % wsh
10 call soon JANE ANht W.
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