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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Se3 INSURED. Sl1

JAMES II. %IiooKER AND OTHERS. rRorRlrroRs.
Forirnrding to and from Boston, .Nep- York. Abanv,
Troy, ,Monireal, QueJec, and all ports on Lakc
C1o"pidia, ant The difcrent landings on tie
Champlain canai.
HEold and well known NORTHERNTRANs.
,PORTATlON LINE is prepared with increased
facilities, 10 forward all kinds Of property with the
greatest care and despatch. The new steam propel-
Ter, IA n rs II HOOKER, of $50 tons burden, Capt.
SlLAS HlNkLEY has been added 10 the line, and
will run on Lake thnmplain, making two trips each
week. leaving Whitehall on Mondays and THURSDAYS
touching nj Burlington, Port Douglass, Port Kent and
Plattshurgh. Tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave -. Adams on Saturdays and Plattsburgh aud
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This line
will have
FIFTEEN CANAL DO tTS,& TEN LAKE,
CAMILLA RIVER BOATS,
all of which run day and night. 1t is also connected
with the insured OLD TROY TOW BOAT LINE
on the Hudson River. and steam boats on Lake
Champlain, thus aiiording their friends and the public
general an opportunity OF shipping by Lake Boats
going through touring by steam on The Lake and
Rircrl or by Propeller ON the Lake to Whitehall
thence by both direct to New-Iolk. or by Tow Boats
on the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
may choose.
y large number of sail vessels on Lake Chalnplnin
belong to this Line.
All goods weighed at the time Of shipment, and will
be forwarded with prompincss and despatch,
pnn hda, ana Nd. W ,bnSl promptly attended to.
At tive +. VI. and three or more leave Albany and
Troy. daily.
For Freight apply to
1fn c a Nhs' 3 '''"''''' Slip New York
20 q i h6 G41. lOl Pier, Albany.
Us L HHD6DDhEH' l55 River Street, Troy,
" Is d Fl5FfE y song St. Johns, c. E.
LEVI HINKLEY Miss. Bay, c. L.
OLITER BISCOU, Whitehall,
GRO. BENT. Montreal,
n. WEBB, \ Co Rouses Point. n. Y.
COLLINS TRiuBLE, Port, Kent, %o,,ya,
II. H. UiILE, Platlsburgh, N'" DIN
jas II. HOOKER. Boston.
Address as Agents.
OLIVER BlSCO.V, Whitehall,
4. u. LADD, Troy.
Reference,
JSJH PECK Co.
JOUNN WARE, Burlington,
FOLLETTS BRADLEyN
LAWHENCE BRIiNIHD.} c. ,uo,.
s. " IS s REYES, I~Iighgn,c,
J. BANGS. ID Long Wharf Boston.
SHIPPERS or PRODUCE TAKE
NOTICE.
On the arrival of the Propeller James II. Hooker at
Whitehall, boats OF the Northern Transportation Line
will leave direct for New York, taking her freight
through without landing.
Whitehall, April, 10th 1917. ~ GIN
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4 Boston
SHOE STORE.
Calais, s. Wheeler, !.
Duxbury, D. Belding, l.
E,,,,et,u n,,rr Ernnmar

DUXDUry, u. BtlUIHU, T -
Fayston. Burr Freeman, HELDER'S, in Church street,
MiddleseX, no choice, the largest stock of Doors and
Non,nniier G.. Clark. |. sever been offered in Burlington.
ny cbo;ce iins in his selections, both Ill re-
Mortified. II. CarpeIi oT,inn ,n Srr,y customer
Waterbury, II. Clork, in part, may be found the follow
NNor,nsinr. no clOi
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DYE s TU TFS.
House Finishing.

nhOatSN sasaSbasuuS
MINERAL Knobs, full plate, and japd. trimmings
vi Mortice locks aud latches, mortlce locks, NOR
tice %latches, cottage locks, latches, Blakes latches,
cupboard locks and ketches, bell pulls and trimmings
wro't and cast Iron narrow and broad Butts, window
springs, axle pullies, ward robe hooks, hat pins. Sill
ding door way and axles, sliding door locks. Fl ush
bolts, silver plate, bronzed and apd. key hole :
cutchions, window blind %hangings aud iastenings, with
probably every other article required in house finishing
among which are many New, Cheap, Useful and de-
sirable articles, which " Yankee ingenuity has pro-
duced, at wundrously cheap rates may be found with.
STRONG, DOOLlTTLE, SCo.
June, 10 1877. so
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r y, BIXBY geo, have Just reed fifty Linen
. Goats Sack aud Dress, which they sell at low
prices.
June 10, 1877.
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II
>, 'i,A''. ~
Hereby give notcr' uiat utn tr-tnL.hNh HH'h. Ior
Hc '''c"i 49, ~ ANY """ u'''
COUNTIES oi >e" iWnnbnrc p.uv
'f.'i ! rr"hi,io' pu.IIlslon VI
Tue ''eherai HH'il'I are iu,i! pItplIeu 70 appoint
uo-AG'nts "heIeNel aieir u no pi",oh" " 'r ,on-
paly ri,iier on personal IppnoatLIn W u! ml'., p'Si'
jd'"' ne fuplu Su,t :" .hr9 '.nul't" ll's, alu VIZ
cAtruofdlhaiy cures 'hey IRE 'pl's''nt'S 'Hcc'H'g' I'h-
der them, by iar' theh'orl popular lltI oi,Ae age An
Agency VIII consequently De very Naiuhhie'
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10 Dentists.

Stockton d. Co's Depot FIR he Salcof Mineral
Iteib, BNy}iBgton. Vcrm,uf.
Constantly receiving supplies of Bicuspid Gum,
Molar, Pivot and Plate Teeth. Also Forceps, Files,
Gold and Tin Fols, Excavators, Scaiors. Buris, Dnlls
MoulIs, Mirrors, Brushes, Called pinster, &c. at
March ) 1917. ly THEODORE A. PECK.
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JONES'. BALL & POOR,
NO. 1873 Observation-Disclosures BOSTON.

Nv RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
III England and France, n large and extensive as
sortmcnt OF the following described Goods, with many
other kinds too numerous to be mentioned selected ex-
pressly Tor their wholesale trade, and comprising the
greatest variety OF articles to be found in the city, to
which the attention of dealers is invited.
Gold and Silver Watches, .Japanncd Tea Trays. in
OF Lever, L'Epine, An sets or single, of all sizes;
Choir, Horizontal and Card Trays, Bread,
Verge Escapements, of Fruit and Knife Trays.
all qualities and prices. Table and Pocket Cutlery,
iromthe celebrated max Scissors, Razors. &c.
ers in Liverpool. Lon from the celebrated ma.
don, and Locle in Suisse. nufacturcrs Of Sheffield,
Marble, Rosewood and Rodgers, Crookcs, Wos-
Ebony Clocks, Office tcnliolm. &c with many
Clocks, and Eight Day cheaper kinds OF Table
Timepieccs. Knives and Forks, with
Gold Jewclry, of all des-l bone horn and cocoa
criptions Pins, Rings, wood handles.
Bracelets, and Clasps Steel Bag and Pusse
Gold Beads, Guard Clasps, Vest and Fob
Chains, Keys, Gold and Chains and Mountings,
Silver Pencils, Specta- Steel Beads, Spectaclcs,
Giles, Tliimbles, Eye Spectacle Cases, Silk
Glasses, Gold Pens. Purses, Guard Chains.
Lockets, with n general Watch Glasses, Sprcta-
assortment of Gold, Sill Gle Eyes, Lamp Wick,
yer and Gilt Fancy Tin and Shell Music
Goods. Boxes. Jewel Boxes.
Plated Cake Baskets Can bronzed and lacqncred
dlcstlcks. Casters. Pla- Thermometers, Table
ted and Britannia Table Bells, &c.
and Tea Spoons, Forks, Watch Tools ofevery des-
Butter Knives, &c. %ciiption.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Files, Gravcrs, and all
Pots, Sugar and Cream kinds of Watch Mate
Pots. rials. both English and
Communion Ware, of all Swiss manufacture.
kinds.
Purchasers may he assured that every thing in our
line viii be- furnished on ms favorable terms us can be
procured from any source.
Dealers are Invited to call and examine.
GEO. b. JONES. TRUE NJ. BALL,
NATHL c. POOR. cowiyi5
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STEVENS WOODS.

JAS for the time being rented the Room
IL over Mr.. J. V. Randalls, jewelers. Store first
door west OF his former Stand,
"UP I'iIR s."
where he requests all persons indebted to him TO
Call and Settle without delay.
HE ALSO KEEPS A
BlBLE DEPOSITORY,
where Bibles and Testamen,s from the A. g. +. Bible
Society will be found Tor ale.
--ALso:--
Music Books, &c. &c.
uhLOuEA\S g. SERAPHIMS,
direct from the Mandatory.
Burlington, July 80. 5
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Paints and Oils.

iMES' SHOvELS AND SPADES, SoCkET AND
Il Long Handle Spades, Hoes, Manure aud Hay
Forks, Grass and Gram Scythes, Grindsfones, STnnks
and Rollers, Log and Trace Chslns, r9st ana Me.
do, with a full assortment OF Agricultural i"'p'e"'"'
upon very reasonable terms, by ,rr,r q
STRONG, DOoIITTLE N CO.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER, TO- 1917
NEW GOODS.
I v, RANDALL. HAS lust RETURNED

v. KANDALL, HAS JUST RETURNED
=. from New York, with a large assortment of
Watches, Jewellery, Fancy Articles and Toys, con-
sisting in part OF gold English levers, gold anchors,
and lepines. silver levers full ~jewel!ed, anchors and
%lepines, and verge. watches OF all kinds, gold mina-
ture cases and lockcts. gold spccts, pencils and pens,
pins of all kinds, diamond rings, plain and chased
rings, chains, slides, gold snaps, hearts and crosses,
ear hoops, plain and stone setting, gentleincn's scarf
pins, gold guilt and pearl studs, pearl and shell card
cases, shell back and side combs, bead and silk purses,
steel beads and bag clasps. purse silk aud twist, silver
spccts and pencils. scissors aud knives, hair combs and
brushes. silver plated and brass candle sticks, castors.
Set. &ct.
All OF which he will sell as low as any importer or
any one that prcirnds TO import.
Burlington, July =.
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D.yEYr anl Common Sperm Candies, Pure
/ sperm and Is. ached Whale Cl, .u-t received
mud warranted to satisfy those in search o, ii-lt.
I.r. 1874 3 a. .. DEWEY.
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JOHN S. WARE.
Storage aud Forwarding Merchant.
NORTH WHARF,
B URLiN e. no ". II.

J. lkkATsl IS f A2Et { co Burlington.
The North Wharf offers every facility for the s-i.
keeping and prompt delivery OF iirlghts, and all bust
ness addressed to the care Ui j. 5. VAR shall re-
ceive prompt attention.
The Steam Propeller. James II Hooker. the Sten.
mers Burlington, whitehall, Francis Saltus. Montreal.
and the Ferry Boat Wlnloski and the different liu.s
OF long boats and vessels carrying freight on Like
Champ touch atthIs " halt. Il 6u
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TOE 40

HENRY BuLkLEY. Prca',
ARCH bisHop, Scc'J.
Granville. y. Y, Feb. 10, l.l7 ms
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CHEESE CLOTH.
= BALES. 10 Bales Wool Irvine
For snle by ]. BRADLEY & Co.
Burlington, May %. d5 South Wharf
DOMESTICS.
(IIEETINGS. - bales Rockland 10 do.
- New York 10 do New Jersey 10 do Walpole
Is do NJ. NJ. C..
SllIRTINGS, . bales fine brown / do
do New York Mills.
TICklNGS, . cases Lowell, 5 bales
Lowell A-ILSO "a bales Attaknpas mixtures 3
cases Log Cabin pantaloon stuff ) bales OF Plaid
York kremlins; j do striped do do; 5 do plain do
do; 10 do Butts 10 do Wicking 10 do Amoskeag
drills 10 do Globe do. For sale by
JOHN BRADLEY & co.
Burlington, May 25th. IS South Wharf.
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Patent Congress Boots.

Also, Gnlloons of all colors, and black and light sill
lalter laccs, cotton laccs, &c.
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THE GRAErENHERG COMPAN

J. 1000 BONESSOID EACH AND EVERY
WEEK
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-01

rs A whimsical incident happened on
Tuesday last, on board one Of the emigrant
ships lying at the Custom house Quay, Dub
lin. Among the passengers were a strap
ping country girl and her sweetheart,who in
tended to be married on the other side of the
Atlantic. The fair emigree had little for
tune of 1900, which she had discreelly placed
in the hands of the captain. She had hard
Iy done so when her intended asked her for
some of it, and'on he- refusal, cooily babe
her good morning and then disembarked.
The deserted Gamsel rushed 10 the side Of the
vessel, but instead ofthrowiug herself over
board, she addressed the crowd on the quay,
telling her story, and finished by offering her
self on honorable terms 10 any young Eel
low who would take the place of her faith
less swain. A handsome young masou,w no
happened to be among the by ISLANDERS, inn
medaTely offered himself, and was accepted
on the spot. The Captain very properly
sent 10 make inquiries about him, and found
that he was. as he represented himself TO be,
single man; and The parties 10 this extern
pore match sailed with that vel, tide for the
shores OF America.
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THE. SPRING TRADE

Most Of our merchants have supplied them
selves with rich variety of,he goods of the
season and seem to be doing a brisk business.
Competition is rife, and goods are selling al
reduction offormer prices. For the kind and
qualities Of the various assortments we would
refer our readers TO our advertising columns
where the names ofmost of our prominentbusi-
ness men appear. The cheering prospect of an
early completion of the Rutland road is in.
spiiing new hopes of an ultimate augmenta-
ton of every branch of business in this great
centre of the county. Until than time howev-
err, we must expect our lake friends viii do the
large share which their present superior ad-
vantases must unavoidably secure them.
BY the by we have the addition of a Neu
Shoe Store to our other establishments. and
fine assortment Of cheap and good articles
for pedal adornments both for Ladies and
Gentlemen does L. II. GRAVES & Co exhibit
at the old stand Of Mr.. c.. Birge.
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WhJ ale Santa Anua's Dinner?

informed You the other Gay that had a
story to tell of Santa Anna and his travelling
carriage.-In his great haste to leave it he
went off without taking any of his effects-a
small writing case only was found broken
open, for he had no time to unlock it, from
which he had evidently taken few papers
Of greas importance but the majority of his
efects-his silver plate, his papers, his mon
ey-all were there in good condition. Two
Of our officers entered the coach, and what
did they find, after rummaging about, hut a
most excellent dinner, togethe: with delic-
ious wine and some highly favored cigars.
To say that they did not sit themselves COM
fortably down on his richly cushioned seals,
partake Of his sumptuous dinner, and wash it
down with his delicious wine, and finish il of
with his highly favored cigars. would be de
parting farther from the truth than care a.
bout doing just now. The names of the Of
fcers were Capts. Williams and McKinsrry,
and the dinner was perfect windfal after a
hard mornings work without eating, and
with slim prospects ahead for food.
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" A large meeting was held in Man
chester, England, on the 3Uth of april, to
inquire into the evils attending the use of
strong drink, in view of the present destitu-
ton among the poor classes. The meeting
was convened by placard, Of which the fol-
lowing is portion:
The present crisis Pauperism is on the
increase. Hunger is consuming the penple /.
vet ESQ, 00O,0 are annually expended on
strong drink, 10000, 900 OF which are direct
y taken from the earnings OF the industrious
poor, who thus impose voluntary tax, and
deprive themselves and families Of health,
the comforts of home. and the enjoyments
of true happiness. The above amount, il
rightly applied. would provide with educa-
ton, food and clothing, the bulk of society,
and give proper impulse 10 our own nation
al industry and prosperity.
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II is impossible for us to compress into our
narrow limits even brief allusol 10 all the
numerous cures that have been effected by
DR.. Wistar's Bdlsanl. We can only refer to
very few as specimens of its general eff
cacy.
A few days Ago. lady called at the office
IN fine health, and looking as robust as though
she never knew what fickness was. To our
surprise she stated that until recently, she
had been sick for between three and four
years with what was supposed 10 be The con-
sumpliou-Ihat she had a violent cough, night
sweats, with alternate chiIls and fever. and
every usual symptom Of confirmed consump-
ton. The result was. that she became so
emaclated as 10 present more the appearance
of skeleton than living being. Providen-
TALLY. she at this lime, heard of the wonder
iul cures performed by DR.. Wistar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry, and commenced using it
herself The effect was, that she began to
get better at once. BY degrees, the cough
lett her, the chils and fever disappeared. and
IN two months she again found herself in
perfect health.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper,
w. P. Russell, agent.
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GIDDISEss AND DIzzIN Ess.-Wrigh hts In
dian Vegetable Pills are one of the most ex-
traordinary medicines in the world for the
cue Of giddiness; because they purge from
he body those stagnant and corrupt hnmOrs
which. when floating in the general mass Of
the circulation. are the cause of determine
ton or rush OF blood TO the head, giddiness
headache, loss of memory, dimness of sight,
drowsiness, pain OF the head, and many other
symptoms Of a loaded and corrupt state OF
the blood.
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are also
one of the very best medicines in the world
for the cure Of indigestion, and therefore will
not only remove all the unpleasant symptoms.
and entirely prevent any evil consequences
resulting from rush of blood 10 The head. but
will most assuredly restore the blood 10 state
of sound health.
Beware of Counter(eits Of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
fest course is, to purchase Of the regular agents
only, one or more Of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State
The genuine for sale bv w. P Russell, and Sidney
Moody, Middebury, and by the agents advertised in
another column
Principal Office, 169 Race street,
w. P. Russell Agent.
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MARRIED..

In Schenectady, N. Y. May 20. by The
Rev. DIR. Van Vechten, Erastus w. Drury,
Esq. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. oil
Fon du Lac, Wisconsin. 10 Miss Deborah.
daughter of Smeon-P. Van Patten, Esq. Of
Sehenectada.
On Monday morning, 31st ult, at the resi-
dence OF Rufus Wainwright, Esq, by Rev,
Jos. F. Phillips, Mr., Henry J. Perigo Of Bur
lington; 10 Miss Lydia E. Pike, Of this vii
lage,
In Brandon. May 23d, by Rev. C. A.
Thomas. w. J. Tucker. of Bristol, to Miss
Susan L. Walker, of Brandon.
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~ Among other meetings held in New
York city during the week. we notice a con-
ference of Believers in the Speedy Advent
OF Christ These men seem TO be the rem
nants Of the Milerites. who, after having
failed in all their predictions as to the time of
Christ's second advent, have rallied under the
motto, Christ will come speedily. 10 Judge
the world. This is decidedly the most ra-
tonal and least unscriptura view that can be
taken of the question; and it will be well il
the believers in this doctrine do not fall into
the error of the old MilleriteS, that simple
belief in the speedy coming of Chrst and the
end of tho world, is The essential ingredienr
in the business of being prepared TO meet
him.
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july Sd at Shoreham Vermont

There will be public Meeting of Parker As
ISOLATION No. 3, of the United Brothers oil Tenn
perance at Shoreham, on the Sd day ofJuly next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Brothers at Middlebury: Vergennes, New
Haven and Bristol, and all who feel interested in
advancing the cause of temperance, are cordially
invited TO meet WITH and participate in the exer-
ciSes of the meeting
An address from Brother may be expected.
D. E. PAGE, Cor. Sec.
May 10, 1917.
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u The Irish laborers on this section. land
indeed, on the whole line, east of the noun
tain, turned Quite masse the beginning of this
wages. They had been receiving so cents
per day. and were offered IS for May, but re-
quired 9O.-Most of them, have gone to
work again at their first offer Genius Of
Liberty, 18th inst.
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The Addison County Medical Society will
hold their fifth Anniversary at the vestry OF
the Congregational Church in Middlebury.
on Thursday, the 10Th inst. at 9 o'clock L.
NJ.
A general attendance Of the members is
requested. Besides the Annual Address sew
eral reports of important cases may be ex-
pected. w. p. Russell. Sec.
June 1st. 1917.
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HUNDRED HOUSES"

The Boston Atlas says that fifteen nuhoreu
houses will be built the present season.
in town onlv one year old Did Boston
ever do ,s much as this! AT only ten per-
.oo. 10 a house. these 1900 would accomo-
date Is, o99 people! We pray our friends TO
think of this matter moment. We are not
nn;n, ahead as they represent. 1t would ru-
q ne r. we were. Or growth is rapid, but
far more secure and healthy than this article
,vou;d'indicate We shall he satisfied with
from 1000 to 10, 900 inhabitants in Lawrence
at the close of the present year.-Laurence
Courier.
THE Ice BUsIyEss.-We learn that during
the mouths Of March and April, Messrs Gage
Hittenger & Co.. OF this city loaded al Their
wharves no less than Serenty-eaght resSels
with ice, for various ports and places. Du-
ring the same, 'tweuty-oue vessels have been
loaded with shocks. Many of these vessels
discharged then cargoes al Messrs. Gage d"
Cos wharves. Such an amount oil business
connected with navigation has probably new
cr been done in this CITY, at The same space
Ct time Charleston Aurora.
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ADDISON ASSOCIATION
County
Committee.

will hold its mex. regular session atthe house
of The Rev. S. G. Coe in Mddlebury, on the
first Wednesday in June next at 3 o'clock
P. M.
DANA LAMB. Register.
AS the undersigned. who is The Standing
Committee on Statistics for Addison Asso
citation will be absent, the ministers and
Church Clerks within the limits IF the As
sociation are requested TO forward the sta
tisticaI reports OF their respective churches
for the year ending The first of May instant,
10 the Rev. S. G. Coe Middlebury, as soon
as practicable. We hope that full reports
may be brought in at the meeting of the
Association, il not before.
DANA LAMB, Standing Com. Of
Convention for Addison Association.
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REMOVAL.

DIR. HARRIS, would inform the citizens
of Mfldlebury and the public generally, that
he has removed his residence to the Brick
House formerly occupied by Judd g. Harris.
where all operations in DENTISTRY will
be performed in durable and neat manner.
Middlebury. June l, 1S47. 5