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NJ A {: N ETIC ODO NTICA.
TIE, IEtlut THE TEk1H,,
The Incompatible Tooth Preparatio

The Incompatible Tooth Preparation.
THE fact j. proved, and the most incre,uous ant
L doubling are FULLY convinced of Ms great ufiity
as we have The evidence from the ,ale Of about Is
900 oxes of he Ojoniica, within the pas, year. Il
Is ascera incl from experience, that when used, The
'eeh will decay, but remain till the latest age
OF man, with their natural wear and more-ln thou
an!s Of cases, nervous tooihache Chat climax q
pain) has at once leen lectuay cured y this mos
popular den'rhce in America. And in conclusion
where, or who Isl The Young lady gentleman, aye
The individual that values eauliiu Eel Office h. soint
guns, and sweet breath more than fifty cents, thai
will lie longer destitute ola box Of DR. NJ Hitch. ock',
Magnetic Odontca.
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In Chancery.
r. STAMFORD, Chitenden County,
vs. November Term, AID 1912

vs. November Term, AID. 1912
JAMES inssr aAEasnonn and Whereas chas Siam.
ford, Of Burlington, in said county, b, Charles Resell.
Solicitor, filed his Bill in Chancery, al the November
Term, 1912, Of the Court Of Cbantrry, in SAID Conn
~, against James Langshorc, 81 Ellington, 10 sad
County, and Joseph Fairfield, Of Esex, N sad Conn
~, therein stating that on the 2lsi day OF oeto,
Der, A. ID. 1870, the said shore icing indebted
10 the ,amStanlford, in the sum Of S25OOO, as spec-
feel in three promsury notes OF that daic payable IN
one, two and three year. IN interest, IN o5soF 10
secure the payment thereof, made and delivered TO the
said aniford morgag deed of the following dcs-
cribel land, IN Burlington aiore.ai viz. certain
parcel of land, on the weswardly side OF the new
road, called, leading fro' Pearl street 10 Norm
street, legnnng at he north east corner Of piece
OF k,nI hy said Stamford conveyed 10 one Roswell u.
SranIjing ly deed, the 10Th day OF june A. d. 1910,
thence norhery on the west line of sand road, tonr
north line ofthe land conveyed 10 said Soaudlng,
6 rod. to the east line of the burying ground lot,
thence sonhwardIy, on the east line Of the burying
ground lot, rods to the north west corner Of said
land conveyed to said SpauIsIing, thence ea,warlly
on the forth line OF said land, so conveyed 10 sad
Spaulding, l6 rods TO the place of leginning. And
further stating, that on the 2s h day Of May, A. y.
1871, the laid Lang. hore ly mort gage deed convey
ell the said premises 10 the sad joseph Fairfield ia
secure the payment 10 aid Fairfield # his, the sail
shores noe to ,aid Fairfield Of that la'e for the
sum oi Sl45,0O payable in three years from The date
with inierei annually, Whereby the said Fairfield
Claims tile III the laid prcm es; and further stating
that The said note. hal not in any part cen paid and
praying decree of foreclosure on The said premises
against the said Langshore and Fairfield, and all
other persons claiming uaer them.
And il no, eng made 10 appear to said Court that
the said defendants have had personal notice of the
service and penlency of said Bill, The contlr
ned 10 the next stated Term Of sad couri, and It i.
further ordered by SAID court that the laid Stamford
cause notice hereofto given the >a Lang shore
and Fairfield, y Publishing the substance of said Bill
tho
lnglon Free Pre- -" a newspaper prnol in Burning.
ton, IN said county, the la, of which publications. iC
he at least 90 days before The mex, stated of th.
court, TO Inc holden on the 81 Tuesday of May next
Lang>hore and Fa rfeld TO appear and maze answer
TO said Bill.
w. NOBLE, Clerk.
Burlington, Fe'y IA, ls43. 3Sw3
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AN ALLEGORY.

TWAS night. Jerusalem slept quietly amid
her hills, as a child upon the breast Of its
mother. The noseless sentinel stood like
statue at his post, and the philosophers ligh,
burned dimly in the rccesscs Of his chamber.
But darker night was abroad upon the
earth. A moral darkness involved the ma.
tons in its Enlightened shadows. Reason
shed faint glimmering over the minds of
men, like the cold and efficient shining of
distant star. The Immortality of mans spir-
i,ual nature was unknown, his relations to
Heaven undiscovered, and his future destiny
obscured in a cloud Of mystery.
1t was at this period that two forms of
ETHEREAL mould lowered above the land Of
Gods chos 'n people. They seemed sister
angels sent to earth on some embassy love.
The one was Of ma jes,ic stature, and in
the well formed limbs which her snowy dra-
perry scarcely concealed, in her erect bearing
and steady eye, were exhibited the highest
degree Of strength and confidence. Her right
WAS extended in an impressive gesture
krd, where night appeared to have pla-
ced her darkes, pavilion, while on her left
reclined her delicate companion, in form and
counlenance the contrast of the other, for she
was dropping like the flower when unmoisi-
encd by refreshing dcws, and her bright bu,
troubled eye scanned the air with ardent bu,
varying glances.
Suddenly light like the sun flashed ou'
from the heavens, and Faith and Hope hail
cd with exulting songs the ascending Star Of
Bethlehem.
Years rolled away, and stranger was seer
in Jerusalem. lie was meek and uuas'
snming man, whose happiness seemed to con-
sisl in acts ofbenevolencc to the human race
There were deep traces Of sorrow in hi
eountcnaEce, though none knew why h
grieved, for he lived in practice Of every vir
tue, and was loved by the wise and good.
BY and by It was rumorcd that the strange
worked miracles, that the blind saw, Tin
dumb spoke, and the dead leaped to life a
his touch that, when lie commanded, tn
ocean moderated its chatting tide, and the We
~ thunders ar,iculated, lie Is the Son G
God.'
Envy assaiIed him with the charge of sor
Gerry, and the voice of impious judges con
dcmned him unto death. Slowly, and tllic
guarded, he assembled the hill of Calvary
A heavy cross bent him to the earth bu
Faith leaned upon his arm, and Hope, dip
ping her pinions in his blood, mounted to til
skies.
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FLO" At T HIS II
hive Won n Cough

m OOO DIE OF CONSUMPTION every
IO,\NjO year in the United States AMI mil
lions suffer from troublesome coughs and colds ihn'
can be cured by Dr.. NJ. Hitchcocks Vegetable Cream
Cough Drop safe medical prescription, contain
ing no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive
prn ice for several venrs vii most positively nod
ieli f. and save you from that awful disease, pnmon
airy consumption, which sweeps into the grave hun
dre,ls ofthe young the cd The iorely and the gay.
Have You cough BE persua ed Ia purchase n
bottle ofthe Cough Drops to-day? Tomorrow may
be too late. Price so cents per DO tie.
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CHILDREN CRY FOK MEN,!
drown PEOPLE LAY they are the ca ane-t
" and mo,i 'eclve Inc licine in use. Enur'noHs
quantities are old. and every oily H. e. hem
SHtRMAN'S WORM LOZENGES have saved
the !ivc> of ihoranL..
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES are real
an.nlre> 10 headache, pa aluil, sea-sirkne low
ne OF spirits and de pondencv-or The .ecis Of dis
sipalion.
cots I24 cents, AMI is certain 10 cure rheumatism,
lumhago, pain or weakness in the breast. side Or
ack, al.o pie.
SORE MISUNDERSTANDING cured ly Sherman's
Papillary Oil, without taking the child from The rea>t
Dr.. Sherman lie res particularly that purchasers
should lie careful ina, they gel the genuine Sherrnan''
Lozenge> and P,a.iers, he cannot lie accountable
for he worthless articles tina, may Otherwise be
palnel npon them.
Likewise all GENUINE PATENT MEnIClNFS
PERFUMES. SOAPS. INKS. BLAt KING
MEDICAL WINES and LIQUORS. pureii STU
ARTS CONF,ECIIONEhLES
PECK & SPEAR.
Whole.a'e AM Retail DR. igyi.,s,
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GROCERIES.

uhOCEHlCS.
Az Hhds. st. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans
~ SUGARS
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar.
5 bbls. Crushed and Powdered do do
6 hhds Porto Il co Moasses,
10 bbls New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson
and POuchong Teas.
2 tons Saera,us,
rs ke-s and boxes Plug, Cavcndish and Sheep
Tobacco.
barrel Lorard's Maccaboy Snuff
Is bbls Smoking and fine cut Chewing Tobacco
80 boxes Bunch Raisins,
80 bags old Java, Gran Java, Rio, and Laeuira
Coffee,
6 do PEPPER and Pimento. Also, Starch, Gin.
nrmon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pipes, Bur Lamp. Sperm
Candles, Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackerel, salmon, &c.
With The above, and many other Goods, we wish
10 buy money and offer more for it than is usually
paid nihis vicinity Purchasers are respectfully in.
v.,ed to call STRONGS.
Nov, H. 1912 Is
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Tor COUGHS, colds, ASTHMA Or PIis89.
l. IC, CONSUMPTION, WlIOOPiNG CQ{tQ&
and all Pulmonary Affections and Di.cases>re ~
Lungs, this is cieved 10 lie the most popular q st
cacions Medicine known in America for proof Of
which, we would refer TO those who have i.ed it, and
to the numerous certificates of Physicians and others
attached TO the inside wrapper ofeach Loule.
Dr.. Amory Hunting, Of Franklin, Mass. writes iha,
after having prescribed the usual reme,lIe. without,
relief and having consulted with ,everal eminent
phy.icans, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
l'a'sam have had the de- irede cc, and recommend.
il a. safe, convenient md eiicacious medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown. ofConccrd, N. H., wires that
10 his knowledge it has never disappointed the rea
soma lie expectations Of those who have isel il.
The public are particularly cautioned agains, the
many Counterfets limitations which have pa riiaI.
ly or wholly assumed, the ofthe genuine article
iJeBe assured that it is not genuine unless one
or 10th of the written signatures of SAMPSON
REED or WIN. JOHN CUTLER, are found attach, d
toa yellow lale on blue envelope. can label. oil
and alcr The date Of Dec 1882 viii ave the written
signature Of VIM. .ionn CulIer.l Prepared by
REID, WING & CUTLER, (Ia'e Low e. Reed
Wholesa Druggists, 81 Chatham ST.. Bo,ton, ant
sold y Druggists. Apohecnries and country mer
chants generally. Price SO cents.
PECK e. SPEAR, Agents.
Burlington. Dec, I. 1912 ~.
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DU1.]llR hYRRo
AN ADl)R J,SS


ONT osEp FOR TEMPERANCE MEETING.
Ye friends of moderation,
Who think reformation,
Or moral renovation,
Would benefit our nation:
Who deem intoxication,
With all its dissipation
In every rank and station,
The cause Of degradation:
OF which your observation
Gives daily demonstrations
Who see the ruination,
Distress and dcsolntion,
The open violation,
OF moral obligation,
The wretclied habitation
Without accommodation,
Or any regulation,
For common sustena!ion,
A scene of deprivation,
UneQualrd in creation;
The frequent dissertation
OF Sabbaths' ordination;
The crime and depreciation
Defyng legislation;
The awful PROCLAMATION
OF common conversation
The mental alteration,
And dire infntua,ion
With every sad graduation
To maniac desperation:
Yc who with CONSERVATION,
Behold its devastation,
And utter condemnation
On all incbrlaton -
Why sanction its dura,ion7
Or show disapprobation,
OF any combination,
For It's exlermnatlonl
Without prevarication,
We deem declaration,
That offers no temptation
BY any palliation,
OF this ahomlnation,
The only sure foundation,
The total expiration;
And under this persuation
Hold no communication,
With noxious emanntion
OF brewers fermentation,
OF spirit distllailon,
Producing stimulation
To this determination,
We call consideration,
And without hesitation,
Invite cooperation;
Not doubling invitation,
And high appreciation,
Without provoca,On
Will raise your estimation
And by continuation,
With this association,
You may, by meditation.
Ensure the preservation
Of future generation
From all contamination
And may each indication,
OF such regeneration,
Be the theme Of exuitation,
Til. its final conslmmatlon.
Lincoln Ielegrap
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TAR NJ HITiIiCOIKS unrvalled and unequal
- led Worm Tea, sovereign remedy for Worms
This invaluable medicine has been tested by the ex
pcence of more Than wears use, aud administered
to more Than $4,000 persons of various aees ant
not one solitary complaint for in of The thou
sands of instances, where it has been used agreeable
to the printed directions, has il eyer failed.
n B. Ask for DR.. NJ. Hi,chcock's Worm Tea, n
there nre many nosrums abroad for the destruction
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~I717,,e1sZlstN, on the wrappers, as oil others
by the are base impositions and counter.
fcits. If the merchant nearest you has them not,
urge him TO procure them at II Maidcn.ane, the
next time he visits New York; or to write for them.
No family should be a reek without these remedies
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STOCK 0F HARDWARE FOR SALE.

STVON VT II. INV n NE FUR SAIIEe
THE SUBSCRIBER, having de'ermined TO leave
L Burlington in the spring. offers for sale. for
cash, his stock Of HARDWARE, at the invui,e
cost in New York, adding ,herernio two per cent. for
expense Of transportation. A. his stock is entirely
new, and ,ceH selected (fr procf If which he would
| refer 10 any Hardware merchani) and was prrcha. ed
previous 10 the pas age Of The new 1arii Bill, he
thinks II won d he impossible for any person who
wi.hea 10 engage in The u.nes 'otlo So uns rr more
favorable cirtnm. tancps, WM j. HUNT
Srong's Bih,ing, Fec 80, 1892 81
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New Establishment.

vTNHE undersigned having fought ont the entire
L stock of BARNES Y keller, leg leave 10
inform the pndlIc that they intend TO continue the
CABINET AMI CHAIR MAKING BUSINESS, in
lis branches, al the old stand fBarn> and Keller.
The public generally and the citizens Of Burlington
in particular are req ie.ie, to call and examine their
work and their Prices They will sell any article in
their line cheaper than be bought in this market.
A. e. q. F. BARNES.
Burlington, Feb. 10, 1913.
THE Books and papers OF the undersigned will lie
kept for the present The shop heretofore occupied
y them they reqle,i all persons indebted 10 call and
pay mme a'ely, or they will leunder the necessity o
leaving their demands for collection.
All persons having claims against he snbscr: hers
respectfully re- ie.le To present them for adjust
meni, : they are de ermnel to bring all their BUSH
ness 10 ac!o>e as soon as possible.
BARNES q. KELLER.
Burlington, Feb 10, 1913.
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SNUVF-ONy TWEHty.HVc NeHVSe
DR NJ. HITCFICOCK'S newly invenld SNUFF
] the best article ever discovered by scientific
men, in Europe Americn, for the cure and nhsolut.
reliefof Cnarrh, Dizziness of the Head. Weak Ewes
Nervous Headache Fallen sickness, Fits, and In
fants troubled with Snufiles. partial shocks Of Pal
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(:s:lgssSls::E

BALM OF coLUMBlA,F FOR THE HAIR
which will stop if falling out or restore it on bald
places; and on children make it grow rapidly, or or
those who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALL vERMIN that infest the heads Of children
in schools are prevented or killed by it at once
Find tn. name of rNz77vMrzGAtso oil
It, or never try it. Remember this aloays
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TO FAMILIES 4 INVALIDS.

The following indispensable family rene.
dies may be found at the villngc drug stores
and soon nj every country store in the state
Remember aud never get them unless they
have the facsimile signature of
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Lite! Liie!! Life ell!

nR. Jonathan Moore's ESSENCE OF LIFE The
IL most highly esteemed Medicine that has ever
Teen discovered for curing Coughs, Colds, Asthmos,
aud CONSUMPIIONS. II will also remove The
Whooping- Cough in one week. Prepared ly Hen
nr SEYMOUR. from the original receipt, hy the diree
lion If laid Moure
For ,ale wholeae, ly PECK & SPEAR, B,ria
ton, and al retail, Ly the principal Druggists in
United States.
Orders directed TO Henry Seymour, IIodley, Mas
will receive prompt, attention, and any quantity
Medicine Immediately furnished
CAUT!oS.-A> there is much Of the spurious ar,i
Gle for >ae, iCSle particular enquire for that pre-.
pared ny Henry Seymour, Haley Mass achusetts.
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EXCllAN IiiiUTltL.

Wafer street, atthe head of he Steamboat Wharf
Burlington. Vermont.
BY MOSES L. HART.
1INHIS establishment, 20 tavoraihy located for the
L accommodation of the h,isn and travelling
community, i now o. Ell TO The public. Po, Coaches
ipon the varions rou'e- call al the Exchange Hotel
lnr pa .>emger>, AMI those arriving or departing Y
Sean boa, in which ease their bagga re is removed
without charge, Will find this house peculiarly their
convenience.
The seepcr tenders his services, with the assurance
thai in all re>pe, the hou> ,hall deserve the favor
able con>ilera ION Of all who may pa,roui.e II.
Burlinl"n, April I, 1912. 43;E
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White Lead.

I TON White cad in Oil, 2 do dry do. warranted
L equal in quality TO any mannf ctrred in the
Uniei Sae.-prire unusually low. STRONGS.
Nov. &c, 1882.
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TO LET

TO LET.
A Commodious STONE HOUSES at present oceu.
~ pied by DR. HlSEBERe. For terms apply a the
premises.
Burlington, Sept Is, 1912. Is
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MAHOGANY& KCSEWOOU

'u>HE subscriber has received large lot of Ma.
hogdny and Roserood, on Consignment, which
he is authorised sell al New York prices consist.
ing OF
Crotch Shade and Mottle veneers of all quail.
ties and prices,
boards Of la, 5.s, 1-s and inch thick.
Boards suitable for Tables and COfins
Mahogany Plank Of l.4, and Q I.s ineh
thick.
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
large supply on hand of Live Ciee.e Feathers. -
country collection, for so cents per pound, Ca.h.
CHAIRS AT WHOLESALE a retail,
4 all kinds and n low can'l e hough, in Vermon,
| may lie found al the old stand OF Nelson md G.,cs
opposite The old Bank on Church street. or two door
north Of the Catholic Church, 81. Paul street.
Burl!ngton,.voN 10. ts42 -
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LOOK HERE.

FARMERS, who wish TO purchase Stoves for
wood, or produce of amos, any description will
please cali The "Stove Store" second door ives, Of
J. & j. II. Peck #. Co.
S. W. TAYLOR
Burlington, Nov. q, 1912. 25-tf
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LOOKING GLASSES.

4 LARGE AM well selected assortment, consist.
~ n:of GIN, lfdhoranyand Gin, Mohogany and
Fancy framed cooking Glasses. for IS { nj greatly
reduced prices AT the Hardware Store, Corner OF
Church and College SIS. by IIAGAR e. ARTHUR.
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- 81 lIa 81: 5 y s

HORSES that have Ring.Bone, SPAWN,
Wind Calls. &C.. arc cured by Roors Specific; and
EONsadP,'ed horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment Mark this, all horsemen.
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Medical ASSocIATInA

Atameeling OF the Physicians, held Cd &oa-
day he I6lh ultimo, in pursuance or ntsice
calling the same, for The purpose Of establish
ing sAiedieal Associations DR. Nelsdn was call
ed 70 The Chair, and DR.. Sirailh appointed Sec
Rotary.
On motion Of DR.. cordsll, the cIsiSnsd ap-
pointed committee Of ave. 10 drsftsnd REPORT
Constitution TO meeting 70 be ksid on the
Goth day Of March next. consisting II Dr. Scol.
ley Of smilh6eld. Dr.. TsyIor Of ShepAerdstown.
Dr.. Msrmion of Harpers-Ferry, Dr.. DAVIS OF
KabIetowa. and DR.. Cordell Of chafIesto~h
On motion. Drs. Alexander. Sirsnh, and
BTooke, were added 10 the above eonmittee.
(ErirGct from The Ninufts J
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OBITUARY.

10 Memory Of JESSE BATENAN, who de-
parted this life al harpers- Ferry, on Tuesday
the 24th or January last, aged 40 years. Ths
following account Of tais amiable, upright and
worthy man, is 10 paFt. an extraet from The SER
mon delivered at his funeral. BY bis alecljonate
pastor, the Rev. Ri LIPscomB. g II hath
pleased a holy and righteous God 10 remove
from Us a dear and much valued mtAber gf our
church and society We sho1ldbe most OF all
solieitous, wisely 70 improve this sorrowful
Providence; 10 this end, il \ suitable that we
should estimate his virtues and koId,in grateful
remembrance the services which be has been
enabled 10 render the civil and religious COM
munity. Wherein heewas amiahle as husband,
as father. as q brother, as man Of probily,
As q citizen, let Us endeavor 10 follow his ex-
ampler As neighbor. he Mas humane and
condescending. To perform acts Of kindness,
and confer iaVors in = simple add obaiging man.
ner, was bis amiable habit. He alws5 ireceiv-
Cd his friends snd connections with . cheerful
smile, which babe them welcome 10 his hospila-
bic mansion. Nor was be fOrgptful 70 enter
tain strangers, especially Ministers Of the Cos
pei, FOR whom be had peca:iar regard FOR
their works sake. To the poor bis heart and
hand we're open As husband, he was uni
Iormly attentive, kind. aud sascuonate. IN his
family government be wss strict wi,hout seye.
srity, and indnlgsnt without weakness. 10 The
hearts Of his domestics, bis authority was sup
ported hy Kindness aud gen,leness, in a word,
religion was the glory ofthis amiabte man-this
be fslt 10 Be The one thing needfaE Being asked
By . friend, whether be did mol entertain hope
| that lie MAS = christian, IN q solemn amer re-
| piled a. wsuld not reiinquish my hope thsl J
an child Of God. for thousands Of worlds."-
| From such man We might expect an example
worthy Of imilalion-his house Rsk = house Of
prayer, In which The morning ana evening sa-
cri6ce aseeuded 70 The mercy seat. through The
glorious Redeemer. he was constant in his at
lends1es on public worship. On he Lords day.
and b his oesoul attention % he splemnigies Of
The sanctuary. he gave striking evidence. lha,
il vas coed for him 10 Be there The erening
before bis death, BIS faith seemed 10 be chsneed
into vision. and his hope in,o fEustion. Now,
said be. / an read. and with ias snhch fsfsencJ
as his Remaining strength would admit. he sang
part Of The hymn; eommencing thnk:
n On Jordans stormy banks sisnd,
And east Wi$hfui eyesS
To capaans fair aid happy Ind
Where my posicssions lie. \
Ard then fell asleep 10 wske no mere Ill hs
Iresufreciion morn. . Mark the perfect nan
and b,held The upright forshe she Of thai mar
iisPsses.r 7. W. H.
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.N.aRKFRD,

In Harpers-Ferry, on the 26th ult.. BY the
Rev r. NJ Lipscomb, Mr.. JosEPH &. DAVIS, Of
Miss SALLY w. MELHoRs, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Michael Aielhorn, Of Harpers-Ferry
On the 18Th ult. bytbe Rev. Isaac Baker, Mr..
GEoRGE Hofr 10 Miss MARI AIKES-all 81
Berkeley county. .-~H ,El
On the l7rh ut., at Boonsboro'. Md, BY The
Rev. William Munroe, DR.. DAVID KELSEY, Of
HarPers-Ferry, TO Miss JANE Z. CRoNIsE, oil
Sharpsburg Md. III
On the 2slh ult., ht Harpers-Ferry, BY the
Rev. r.. Nj. Lpscomb, Mr. THOMAS CAM, 10
Miss HAxE4H ,Goss- both Of Frederick co. Va
onThursday evening last, BY The Rev. E. tR.
veitch, MIR. HExRE MYERs % Miss MARY e
HARrRgss-boih Of Smith6old.
On the 23d ult BY the Rev. a. shirss, Col
TREADwELL SMITH, Of BenyYils. Clarke coun-
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