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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

= NNApELPHIA FL0UR-Anarher lot Of very
J. superrt Tr'sdsIrh'. Flour juss reed and Es
'aie a, The Fsmily Grocery II
mafS5 C wARTWAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

NhNAN>AS nEBf lie Iieiens fAh j
.iiirst he debt e Ar-susss 10 h. about
''"' t.Ittuis thfi Gee Interest on th,
'tni"i vn" p pagi spl. with what 81
at'nt - a~h et,rd, iag honor. p
''' usl ~ l,fi-'stute ysupoac $40
TO- cancel Ihcir p5o.snte ,ih - 80.
atti rreifc in place thereof state - ~,
5's 'ns n|rest my'be m Gliseu ,,.fs lc,n,
late. '""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

The London Son ~ tho 23i OF February
eonieiosa list OF subscribers to the Anti Com
Lew League tand, with the object Of m.Lios
az 81 2SoAo1 towards a renewal of sr,ion
"ahY genitemen we notice. subscribe a, h,vh
2 SUM- piece TIE amount .cknowledr
-. /. o'''"Vo with such libef
succeed ,n reaching thc car AMI ,,.t, 90 ~
nanf' especially when the ohirr, was - ~
hirad atuhs cheap -Phiia T. S Ga1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

k".s c.ss'y bJs wsatsi 81 c0xwELay
"Ahhs lime I~ssss ~, snd skss
'se'o'y :" les'n ne Boz sud sss,s Bo.,.S,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27
SrFANB0ATRACINg ~,

NNb'Nfk AGING We un3ey.,,,1
iht, TIC Mess ugef taidy proved hsfself ill.,
sNh'esi boat IN iic recent contested n,
TWEEN htf and The Citcsss,sn. 20 Pitt.h,r,h
aul lack III Messcngef beating ter ono,
nrni s"'etal hours go ritsbuu. snd ~ ~.
iftp dowh ON saturday sud Samiay. -tenelan,
tlns cats considerably ahead.
Vow i'sat ihe pubic have hscn cou,i,e,.
which ~ ~ iass,st hOst. Ne siuc.teI, L,,.
ihi- dangr fons ts'siucs- 81 mnuina tb..,
steamers az 3D. sop 81 iii-ir speed. will b. di.
cont nued They - both. io dooli. eleysp,
aud swift is1ts bet 80 our beiievrs fhr, cso
fnIAc thc ~ o from Pittsburgh 81 thc s,erp,
rate 81 e,'entern miles per hour. iurlnIin,
,''plaErf without cniangcung thc lives ii
i1eir Pis,cups Gin dJas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

'Rh@N W - n 4.
reiutsiion of the old provcrb, that mo one 4.
a prophet in has own country. fot the Pessi.
mist IS certainly the Raphael oi private life.
snd MS predictions are as religiou-Iy believed.
py old women, as any contained i'm that cen.
tieman's Prophetic Aimansck.
The Pessimist generally resides ON The 9th
ef Aiic OF forty. lie wcan CATERS. goloshcs.
q great coat In July. and has generally a very
red nosc. He hates children, and music. and
s'o, ing, and theatres. and round gsmes,-in
fact, tnrre - not q thing he IL fond Of. with
the exception OF himself. lie j. enenlly
single, sgl IN this particular only proves he
- not totally destitute OF kIsdness Tor his fel.
iow-cfea'arcs--foT IL the stock were to i'm.
crease The world might very probably attain
mat hugh state OF ruin he is always predicting
i"r ". Altogether his sppca fance is not pre.
possessing. lie has oil the dreariness OF a
comic actor of the stage. combined with the
piessaDt expression OF a merchant on settling
dsy. A full length Of him might s-rvc a.
sl adnIirab4e ifoutispiocc to the ANATOMY Of
hsieHehoiy. Beware. how YOU let him conn.,
into your ipcu-e iot You viii Rnd him nn,ler.
iS'ne every thing. and That he is as difficult
To get out ~ the dy-rOt.
We'll. Reader. do YOU recognise tho cha,
scteT from the above portrait, N il. 4 ASSN.
YOU. taken from thc life. Ilyou do not. how
ever can only say / canenvy your gooi luck
ivt ! would sooner meet a biti any day than a
Fcfsimtsii bat II YOU do know such a gentle
man, lean give yOu en- iulallible fecipe a.,
inehaR him invisible. An him to lend you
IUb. You will not get II, bat yoa will gsiu
thts greater adYantage-yuu will never -.
ihc PcssImist again. n. h. Nevefstt.a,, -.
Poke With = feasimisi. Tie chances a. g.,
he VIII knock you down.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-14

TERMS OF THE CALLED oNIAN.--$I,5 so
if paid within the year; $500 if delayed be-
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrearages are paid except at the option of
the publisher. L,,r ...t.y
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25
RUTLAND ROAD.

~ The Windsor Journal SAYS. upon
reading a paragraph from the Rutland her
aid, stating that the assessments on the Rut-
land Road were walked up TO in the true
spirit, that ..One would think by reading par
agraphs like the above, several of which
have gone the rounds, that the editors on the
west side of the Mountain really believe the
Rutland Road will be built. The fact is,
they know very well there is no possible
p.obabiity of il, and that The prospect is far
less fatiering than it was year ago"
Wh-w whewll VIII the Journal tell US
how much of the four or five millions nccess
arv TO finish the Central. has been sub
scribed for and how many of the subscri-
bers have failed 10 pay ANYTHING on the sec
Ond or eren the first InstallHient, and have
declared they will never pay another cent
because they have been humbugged so eyre
giously in relation TO the enormous expendl-
lures necessary to carry it through And
further, at what discount the Central stock IS
now III market, and how many Of the 1000
workmen on the road have quit for the want
Of paw. We shall loose our guess if the
Rutland road is not built before the Central
If the Central ever is.
In addition TO what is said by the Herald
we have to say, that a gentleman has Just
beer informed by Judge Foileti, on his re-
turn from Bellows Falls, that portions of the
Rutland road would be Immediately put IN
der contract.
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PROCRASTINATION is THE THIEF
OF TINE.

Delay is dangerous-ueglec that Cold and
Cough a few weeks. and the hope OF recov-
cry will be lost to YOU forever. Let not any
pecuniarv consideration deter you from try
ing to save your life and health. while there
is a chance. Consumption IS annually
sweeping off thousands TO the tomb; no dis
ease has baffieJ the skill Of physicians like it;
no Physician. perhaps, has ever done more
for this large class OF suffering humanity.
than DR.. Wistar An ounce of preveuta-
tive is worth pound of cure therefore be-
fore your lungs become liberated, and so dis
eased that no human means can save you
from an early grave, try in SEASON, try at
once, Medicine which has been of such inn
mite value TO thousands-obtain bottle OF
DR.. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry, take
it, get another, if necessary, perseVere IN
using it, until you have removed the disease
entirely. which If neglected will terminate
YOUR existence. Be not deceived by quacks
with their limitations and countefteits; buy
n1ue but the genuine sud original. which is
signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale bv
W.P. Russell. Agent
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

Iu,gortane from the Pacific California Pro
clailned Independent Of Alerico.-In the Kings
ton (Jamaca) Journal ofthc 2;3d ur. we find
an article copied from the Despatch, of the
same city, which begins, Important from
the Pacific and goes on:
We learn on good authority that accounts
brought By Il. B. NJ. ship Daring, announces
the important lacr that the inhabitants of
Upper California have declared themselves
independent of the Republic of Me&ico, and
placed themselves under the prote ct:on of the
United States.
It's said that in consequence Of this move
ment on the part of the Cali:ornians, the
officer in command OfIbe American squadron
heisted the flag ofthe United States on this
portion of the Mexican territory.
Vice Admiral Seymour had proceeded TO
the Southwark. for the purpoes, it was said,
Of collecting his squadron, and we would
imagine that collision must be almost iney-
table.
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Seventeen millions more
of Foreign Nations.

Remember the statements IN the adiliii =
bic speech of Judge Collamer-s'a'enieli.3
well weighed. carefully made and unans"er'
able 10 Troduce The same amount Of 7,er. me
from FiVEARTICLES, ere7y one Of trhica
can be produced at home, lre must 6"y
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
WORTH. OF FOREIGNNATIONS- ere
~ year, u1lder this Tariff, MORE than IN
dcrhe Tarifof 1912. This buying more for
eign goods, instead Of producing them al
home-this increase of foreig capital, foreign
commerce, foreign labor and foreign agricul-
ture, at the expense Of our own country-is
what we mean by The Free Trade policy
and when we find that this Is the effect of the
new Tariff. we call that Free Trade Tar
ifF-a British Tarif-an anti American Tar
if-an anti-Republican Tariff. We 20 for
calling things by their right names and it'the
Patriot don't like ii, il is only evidence to Us
that it is unwilling 10 have the thing honest
~ and fairly exposed to the view Of the peo-
pie Watcimdn-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

YELLOW FEVER AT Nrw-ORLEASs. We're
gret TO announce. that several cases Of yellow
fever have appeared in this city within the
last two or three days. We are not of the
number of those who think facts of this kind
ought to be concealed-on the contrary, in
our opinion, it is duty of the press to put
those who are not accustomed to our climate
on their guard against the danger, that they
NAV take precautions 10 avoid II.
On FRIDAY, last, 4 man named George
Murphy, an lrishman and drayman, died
ii the corner of Canal aud fremont streets,
with all the symptoms of the yellow fever, in
GLIDING a violent and abundant black vomIt.
This fact has been stated TO Us by The phy-
sician W no was called TO visit him.
Although there IS no cause Of alarm in the
appearance OF two or three cases of yellow
ieyer. vet for the reasons above mentioned.
we have deemed ourselves obliged to stale
these circumstances. New Orleans Courier,
JAY 81
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVEN-
TION

The Democrats held their District Convcn-
ton in this village last Tuesday. Homer L.
Hubbel of airiax, was nominated as i can
ddate to Congress. 1t is said to have bean
rich affair. A motion was made TO appoint
a committee on resolutions, which, after a
spirited opposition from one or two who re-
ceive their daily food from Uncle Sans crib
was adopted. Acommittec OF fouf was ap-
Dointed. when 10 aud behuld only one or
two of them went in favor of the new demo-
cratic tariff aud to report resoiutions against
Il Democratic measure would not look WE'LL
so they came 10 the sage conclusion that 1t
was best to wait until they saw WHICH way
the wind blows, before they hoisted their
sails, and on the whole the convention con-
ciuded to adjourn and wait until they heard
from head quarters, as they might pitch the
tune on the wrong key.-[Bur. Gazette
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directing the troops TO Rove up to Camargo
without delay. The trains, it is feared. Will
be inadequate. To remedy this he will buy
and hire all the mules he can. The last re-
port from Camargo is favorable. A contract
has been inside for fifteen hundred mules and
packs complete. General Taylor goes to
Camargo in few days, when shall imme-
diately follow 10 complete all arrangements.
Horse shoes are now coming in-we were
likely 10 suffer for them. Forage and
substance are abundant. The United
States steamer Neva sunk on her way up TO
Camargo with cargo on board. No lives los''
but much company baggage and supplies
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, AUG. II. 1876.

Reported for the Boston Traveller.
Al market, 80 Beef Cattle, 40 store Cat
tie, Syokes working oxen, 81 cows and
calves. 1000 Sheep and Lambs, and about
100 Swine.
Beef Caftte-6rst quality SIS; second
quality 5.25: third quality 4 4.5e.
Store Ca'tls-Last week's prices barely
supported.
Sheep-saIes ofiots al Sl,66, l.s7, =, -,
and S2.e7.
BEANS-White, lbs so.
WOOL-There is but little doing. and the
transactions are un:mportsnt- Manufaciur-
crs offer very low prices. which holders are
not willing TO meet; prices are nominal.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

Ne1c- York uud Harlem Railroad Cove
understand from Il reliable source that this
company IRE now finishing & will have ready
for business Dy October, an additional twenty
five miles of road, completing the extension
to Somers This extension gives them the
traffic of Westminster, aGd brings them with
ing Is or 10 miles Of The Housatonic road at
Danbury, Connecticut. The arrangements
of the company will enable them TO reach
Dover Plains, the centre Of Duchess County
next Spring and find them some 90 miles on
their way 10 Albany.
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e d


In Randolph 18th inst. Hon Lebbcus
Edgertou, aged about 20 years, formerly 1t.
Governor OF Vermont
In this town on on the 18th ult. Thankful
Selick aged 81 years.
In Cornwall on the 9th inst. Rev Jedidi-
ah BUSHNELL aged = years.
In Bristol Aug 10Th oil Consump,i m, Miss
Alma A. Dunshee aged Il years She was
duiilul and amiable in lite, and endured her
prOtracied illness without murnu-.-
Though dead she yet speaHeih. The thanks
Of the heart sichened family are rendered 10
their friends for their kind attention during
the sickness Of the deceased.
She's gone-she's g0ne-to dwell above,
Where all is peace. where al is love,
From every earthly care set free,
She's gone great God, to dwell with thee.
She babe farewell, 10 all on earth,
Death, was her life; her second birth,
Thus, strong in faith, and free from fear,
She felt her Savior 10 be near
Her spirit longed, to soar above,
To feel the beah Of heavenly love,
Her spirit felt holy joy,
Which death, and he'll. could destroy.
10 Nobiesvile Ia. on the 81 inst. Mrs.
Sarah z. wife Of Pleasant Williams; and
daughter oil the late Samuel S. Savage, OF
Waitsfield Vt. aged IL years.
Printers in Montpelier and Windsor are
requested 10 COW.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE, the subscribers, being appointed bv ,L-
" Hon the Probate Court for the District ot
Addison, COMMITS chcrS. 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of al %. sous
against the estate OF
PROSPER LEE
late Of B.idPori, in said district deceased, and
also all claims aud demands exhibited in ciSet
thereto: And six months from the 81 DIV Of
July ISL, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose. wcdo therefore hereby give notice that
we Will attend ~ the business of0ur said ap-
pointment. at TIC hate dwelling house Of said de-
ceased IN BriIpCtt Ja the llstrueslav Of 4 ugust
and Octoher from nine clock, A. vi. until iour
o'clock p M on earh of said DAYS.
Eimes Duan , COmmis-
Prosper i'harP >iouer~.
Dated at B'ijPori this 9th ady Of July
l9iS- 70
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Mn. DALLAS ~ PENNSYLVANIA. Til,
tsiegraphic correspondent Of he True sun
states that large number Of bands engaged
IN tI- iran works 1t Alleglny. Penn, turned
uut ~ procession on Monday night, and bur
ned Wee President Dallas in etii=v, on ac-
ruunt ct his recent vote on The new Tariff
hill. \ few more such demuustratiuns, ard
Mr.. Dallas will have The Wee taken from
his itle hv The popular v"ice OF the nation
whose officer h. Is.
CovFIRu ATOMS. The nomination o:
Judge Gr,cr 20 the Supreme Cnur; Of the
Euiied STATES AMI rhIt Of james Page As
Collector Of Philad .lphia, hlve beer confirm
81 By the S-nlir.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

FROM GEy. KEARvEY's ARMT.-A citizen
Of his place. who accompanied one OF the
SIntl Re traders is far as the Pawuec Fork
Of the Arkansas river, has returned. lie has
politely furnished rs with the follow ing ii ems
cuncernng the traps under Gen. kear
nev:
The traders were on the Pawnes Fork.
$50 miles from Independence, three compan-
les Of Dragons being in advance, and fifteen
ar six teen companies in the rear. Gen. kear-
news force coass ed Of about 1000 men
The niders aud their men numbered about
20. The health Of the traders and men was
OF generally good. Two or three deal rs
had taken place. Among the troops there
.,a- very il'.e complaint
Gen. hearuev had informed he traders.
thar ii ihev would 40 make up their minds to
20 by Bcnls Forf. he would permit them to
go N jius f;r and remain there until The en-
ire force intended tor has command should
rem lezvous 1t hat point. The advance por-
ion O, the ;roops expected 10 reach the Fort
about the FIRST OF the pr NJ month The
main body If the army would not probably
arrive there un:ii the middle Ui September.
1t WIS understood that. as soon as all the
troops were rendezvoused At Fort Bent. that
Gen kearnev would directly advance upou
unon Santa Fc. The traders would he per-
ntted 10 follow the uoops.
ON informant came BY Fort LeavenwOrth
and on the 2Slh ut. W hen be left there, the
Mormon Legion, consisting of 500 men, had
arrived When this Legion, and Col Prices
regiment shall arrive al Cents Fort, the Gu
tire force under Gen. keainey viii amount
to something ike 1900 men. besides great
number OF wagon drivers. &c who could be
armed if ccssary.-LerjHgtoH iio.) En-
press 4th.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

The Massachusetts Democrats are mad
as fury because Mr.. Polk took pains to trav
el into New Hampshire, to pluck up Henry
Hubbard for the Snb-Treasur of the City OF
Boston; they think il strange, passing
strange thatno capable democrat could be
found in Massachusetts. 1t is a hard
c.se for The Massachusetts doughfaces. but
thew must know that to the vctors belong
the spoiIs' Has not Henry Hubbard the
ere lit of having first nominated James n.
Polk, at The Baltimore Convention. aud isn't
he entitled to a reward 1t is all fair
business transaction gentlemen, and you
must swallow the pill, If It is bitter.-Down
with it-you belong to the harmonious and
progressive party, dou't you!
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT. ,

STATE OF y ERMONT.
District OF New Haven, So !
Be il remembered Iha; ~ Probate Cuurs
holden AT Bristol in said DislTict on The 2OIls
day OF August 1916.
An instrument purporting 10 Se Tie LASS
will and testament Of
POLLY GRINELL
late of Bristol in said district deceased waS
presented 10 said court tor Probate BY the
Executor taerein named; Whereupon the
court ordered said Executor to notify al pr
sons CONCERNED to appear a a probate esurt
To be held at Bristol, in said district, AT the
Office oithe Judge Of sand Court, on the iirsf
Monday OF October FS56. 1T IO9'cIuck A. II.
theneiicre 10 obIecftS the probate vi lhe.will.
Il they see cause, by publishing Il certified
copy OF ;his order IN the Nnr4 TrFn Galaxy
newspaper published al AtdF-bu y in The
County Of Addison three weeks sJceesslv-ly
previous 10 The time Of said court.
Hd1-rey -AgEgiE;, yud:e.
\ true copy Of record.
Il attest, H -HzasiH Juds-s.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

TIE SLAVE TRADE DONE CP- The Mon
Esvia Herald OF the 18th June Saws, The
slave trade about here Is breathing lis last
gasp, The British cruisers have so closely
iasrsicJ these dens Of blood and death, tha;
ti.e slayers find it impossible TO send OFT their
victims. The sIavers at the Gll:nas have
gwen up :heir slaves to The natives. and some
OF them we have been informed, are waiting
with impatieuce m opportunity to quit the
coast Those at Ncw Cestos. making viz
tue Of necessity. have embarked in he palT
oil trade. Success u tins branch OF their
business.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25
DOCfF HARRIS

MOULD inform the public that he has lusi
w returned fiOm New FORK and Boston, II.
which places be has purchased new sett Of in
strumenIs for EXTRACTING TEETH superior to
anv which have ever heen used in this quarter
& with which he can perform the operation with
mich more ease and skill than he has ever YET
done. He has also procured the latest improve
msntS for inserting teeth, from one 10 an entire
sett He ieei5 confident that with the advantages
which he now enjoys in mis- Professional opera
lions, he can give the most complete satisfaction
to his customers.
MID :IchIr-, J1ur Id. SIS Iii
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HINEsBUEGH ACCIDENT Sunday befure
last the bodies OF three young men were
found drowned in Hinesburgh pond, to wit.
Samuel Goodwin, Daniel Ray and Byron
Briggs. 1t has been ascertained that neither
could swim, that Ray got beyond his depth.
His companions, in attempting to rescue him
also got beyond then depth and all we're
drowned together.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

OF Michigan now on the spot says The
speculation is buying and selling. is entirely
at an end here-and ofcourse must soon be
elsewhere. think could more easily OBJ
tain fifty shares as present, than sell one.
would take SO for what in the winter was
valued al s 100.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

A revolution in favor of Santa Anpa has
commenced in Mexico. The garrison of
ST. Juan De UlIoa has declared for him IN
concurrence with the department of Jalasco.
announced by former arrivals. A govern
ment force, sent 10 suppress this movement,
has been cut to pieces. General Santa Anna
had LETT Havannnh for Vera Cruz. accom-
panied by Generals Almonte and RaJon, IN
the British steamer Arab.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25

ID ring Americans upon the high road IN
Tcyas puts different face entirely upon me
mater and the ireacherous savages should
i br pursued and severely punished at once.
They should be told too, that all the Inhab-
;',n,s on the east bank Of The Rio Grande are
mnJer our protection, and Threatened with
war 10 determination if they modest SINCE
per.On.
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NOTICE,

The Wings of the town Of Middlebury
are requested to meet at the Town Room. on
Friday evening The 2s'h inst, at O'Clock
tor the purpose OF nominating a suitable can
didate for Town Representatives.
In order that there may be unity in the
nomination, lie. every Wing voter be in at
tendance.
By order of the Town Committee.
J. II. SIMMONS, Chairman.
Alddlebury, Aug. %, 1916.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-25
CAMP MEETING.

Providence permitting. there will be a
Cum p-meeting, on the odd Ground in Nortl
Ferrisbursh, Il miles north of Middlcbury
to commence on Monddy, September 9TH
and conclude on the following Friday ol
Saturday t. W. PEARSON.
Middlebury, Aug 18th 1916.