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THE BEST BOOK ON PARIS.

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IA these beauiifu rourrs aTs foT sac q tno lor W
Of az Rsfsrsnss made 70 the Prntes pros eeus ~
as.cr pton q the soi. ssen-rJ, &C Ins uts 81 ne
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LlvGRrool.. April 20. 1913.

LlNtRfOlI., ApTII ~, Ioff.
The Cotton market continess heavy iof the io~ sc
Ssa coslities which have farther declined "a per b.
nd even hs qootaon for fair Upland Is reduced TO a.
while fair Mobile remSns the sams and FAR Onsah, y
dvsne.d a QIates below fair coutinve 20 DO pressed
en- The mark quantity beyond the demand Gus COCO
ouae, bsins somPsrsryeJ scarce and some ef por e'
mad Tor them have slightly improved. The sales Tor
ths eveung "a 451 bslss Of which Scoe we're Tor
export; And The import same tive ~ coo bales
Indian Germ IL shade higher ana hea 81 the oes qua
ffy hrinss rs per bbL No ohaaEs IN fiout. go, 90
~ BROWN, SMILEY L co.
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-T--- THE FERRY AT rkoyIDENCE,


- .sp---- N1iRycT-Rsssis days Tsesdsy rhpTs
S1fkxl-Az8.s ~ snd sstsasJ.Tts sslebrste6 Sss n
t,.i JAMES BsDIsoH Capt. S5,eH s srrp ,so X
80 80, For passage freight, apply os eosc
s, or 70 GEo 2. STANLEY. a. the oEes foot o. aSsa
ssnsL
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HJR-. ISABELLA HOLT, formerly q hsT


vi YorF ga suts-qnsuty rTnapal Of ne Pou shfssP
&c Fenais Seminary iaflrss her frercf e. io-ner
shat,hs receive her residence Glsn Cove
L AZ younr iadics. iaud morsl - nstfsct % tbs
var91s bralshcs of lhorrush EofHsh sdusersa re-
s,rs wisbinE o placs their children rth Mrs r. vii
e.ss call st559 Broadway tet-ssn tss h9us % o sud
during hs present wssk ers c5ptsss % saFs tns sl
as1 dsys Tho.s unacqlsint-d vita her aIs referred
- ths f.liosii r-ntismsl .--ks'- Areaissd hAsAJ
Rev n Cone Rev Dr. Van frslk-n, Rev Mann, = as
" l.. Church 81 foushzssgtloi AntnocJ nAfsiay
British Corsn. Charles Turn. Es4- WiAsn Cslfste
Esq stephen 3. Mum, Eiq Lsnita stokes E.a sl 20
LNIRE ~ MoO-Tkit--T.-Th- subtsrib-r ~oult
L psy Issallf ~ ia Iet.ru Of number % nisfng
srtiees ssken from h's l.e rs.denes l5 Notsiafs On
he evening o. The 6rs, lsh April lu-Psruelany o1
Eusiith double seE utish. psi cansrT bl Is
tooe dAlf and sha other lshi socrJ oa oois 20 ger,
man. With bass cl.srs; serfHeste q ,cck il p.hh q
Con rnerss lu Sew-1ors To- nlue % n1th Of'.uI1
me notes u hand duo isters snd otnsr Psp'' -
lfus- shuts shsets table luss. cci1 "a spoons iYt
se ZONE m.IEsd y ". o.. o A o., P q %, sna otns!
srs e. Psrsans ksylg Eftciss IN their Fssse.'9s
called flr will please mostly ls a. 81 C9ft,sa-. - -
Wo,sfsfst or send hem % tbs EiGhts " ara '-a'',"
house, ,3.as' 81 ''A'' 'A' y w. oGsBURY.
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THiS DAY reesaay, a., 9,

=
Nxv AM satoNo-HsND FukSiTtGF, ctnsisdns Of ba-
resu. bsoke SEA svfas nahossuy sn1 curl ehss,
1arcfub, uer aod t0olss oiotug ana Tea ,sess,
qaartets ca ptts sad Ocluhs bosion fueAets Fisoeh
tedstssds wire sAie, beds, maiftse' conntes &C also,
.rss ou.nt ~ Of isrAe sash wiudo~s ssa SVOfs
A,oA cusuuty Of bOoasof al kiuds Also lsfse 9vsn-
tv VI Ill. ,un shade. .sd pAaO. Also, seyeis. coaches
casaraa ~ a
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PLAIN AND EmBROIOE BED

WHITE CANTON GRAPE SHAW Is.
= JOURNEAY.Js. CO. l5 Williams s. have Just "a
A we'd IS sasssof sin aud snbrod cred white Cantos
grape shaSs Of ell qualities which viii be odefsd 10 the
tsf. ny the case or quantity - very 1w prices Tue
sest5s OF ety retail srs srd seuntry merchants In
trt % this ngooe somprs.ns, a. 10 e., sns OF ne
- f.,ir.hle ia out thissea.on my6 lws-
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nHR rCnON CLAM o. Jdlias wh llas.l.

NTOTICB u hereby siyen thst SETH BOfDEs and
~ JANIS n. CRANE. q N. CITY Of Ne"sff' ~ 10
- ~ F,.sx AID sat- u Ssw-Jssey, copsrsuen under
.n.tn- ,tyl- ADD firm q BOfd7n Crsne, have ins
DAY ade 81 10 the subscribers u ins ss,'s
.eb psfnefs A. aorsssd for he equal bsnsht 81 the
,ssttsr, ard hat The said creditors mls exhibit their
rs,occtivs claims. under oath sfm.tion, within me
tsrts of three months dated Nav ]. A u l1fs,
WV " PRuDDEN ALLiNG,
- a. HORACE -. CONGAR.
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NEW BOOKS
- ECEIYED BY STEAMER BhlrANklA
IL Fosters Lie u Go..aufh
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krampts N-r-foies7.
kusHauted Rose fusey . sermons
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nk. POWELL, OCULiST, AUKIsr, De; a.
tends daily 10 ds.ssssot ths sys aus ear a no sur
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s-d ~. secsud sdlu0n Of Dr. PO~els frssass on NE
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et. t c.n be had II bis osa. Also bis ssAenns I've
FolntAas Tor strengthening the Eyes rhiss osaiusa q,
rr.mism frsn tho knsrssn Institute. lsrfs supply
# kruesi.I Erss recently imported myi 2w,.DSttH
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" Friends OF Ireiand.-Tbe ifish Erguo" So
Oncn sili hoid fnee.iss al Tan tnany ~. -
steains 81 y s'coet. 10 10 expected ttat Al 10 -
eefeiJ symgattise with that Liberty lssus oat 49,
boco,n people sad AL who spprove u ths noble nshy
AID patriotic stsnd tsken ny Oahs-. Mitchell and Their
sncts Will attend IS order d III Executive Com
mi,tos. THOMAS HAYES, s.e,.t.r...
CHAS DAVIES.
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~
4 light READING WONkS, published BY d. APPLE.
LTON L co 100 Broadway .- 6OwaIds Noyags up the
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Mcintoshs 30 Lives, or To Seem aud To Be. - cts.
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Amy Herbert = rss to cts.
Margaret PercivaL . Tale. = vol, >
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Grsnrs Memoirs OF an American Lady hO ct'
M.rwers Hillside and Border sketches : cts.
fortunes OF Hector OhA.lonn % st,.
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Corhould Adventures ~ AaIgsfet Cstchpoie "a Cts
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Mau1onrs Tho Belrothed Lovers. vols 81
Nv Jn.ls Ho1sOn and !. BY Pascal Jones Sd cts
Zsch0kkes Fool d ths Nineteenth Century and sshsf
Tales iU cts
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LanmAn Slmmer iu the Wildernesi % sA
Frsmoutt Exploring Expedition = CO
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Heads sod Tales OF Travellers sud Travelling - cts
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zrOTICEi hsrsoy rv-u, that SETH BOfDEN, Of
y a.. Cify 81 Ne~afk County q Essex ard STATE OF
S-v.Jef,,y hath TIL. DAY made .ssignment % toe
Of his estate or the equal ssnsht u bis sfedit
os sod that the sss creditors must exhibit h.r
'N'' PRUDDFN ALLISG.
unQaCF gONGAP
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"a n MCGDh dtOh, AucHo"ofis
. LECTION NOTiCh-rhis dsy a. 10 o'clock, al IL
"A ~nrnes . viii DO .od general As9rtneat ~ pailof
.rd bs room farntafe fom aisniy sfeS - H9assssep
lac adins fac tone ROSEWOOD pA1oi9isi rlih haiP
stD msalic plate, "a Octsves hos fsio used Aso Two
.,svpahsnd wheel lssgh.rt-p wagons, saitaois Tor
sosto OF oHss They Gil ts soa la irost oi NE s.oe
81 10 o clock precisely. mls ~
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sss -, - 81 r.ftrr the Condition u tho Jews
fofsd Dgtob Cbur,h on LAfsyelfo place, o. q 0eoes
An stsract u tbs Annus Report will % isal aHS -.
sres.es delivered BY Rev De- DoWLiNo A9d - So
City Rev. AR hcLASoS VI Bro0slys saa hr = VI
ssvs, Socisty's h,siouary Phitsslohia aad 9,n.A
The snnusl urs'inr for he election ot oihcets elo
tors will b held 81 lhs place al o'cioch ")s
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~ The Anniversary OF the Auiericsn ano
Fsfssn And.S ayrry sssley vi be held, With s.ns
permission, a. the Broadway Ysbernacs, On IoesesJ
M, Il O'clock NJ. when the Annual Report VI %
made sd % coral Addresses delivered IL hepes thst
As,e viii he steadancs Of frieEds 81 the
e.a. froo daeent parts Of oc3ontrY aad the neens
..,nset,a 10 BE- one Of unusual isteissL nJsN
rp- A Publie Breakfast VIII b given On Wsenss,
asr H.y To- Al 7 O'Clock a. n a. the Coh.euh, 40
BT.Ss.y nesr 0sandst Amer The rspsst Adsis ssss
III b made BY several fentlsmen Tickets, eamtsns
,sss spo cent. nen, be obtsAes 81 the Rooms OF
We Society oil JOAN st -.
LEWIS FAPfAN (Couuit.e OF
ARNOLD BufFuM. Arrsnsemssss
WILLIAM WHITNEY
The Oace of tho Sssiety has oosh ishoNsa ZEN .
spruce. g. ~ 6I Jehn-st. near Wiilisni't "J0''
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kRI F.COiTON, fs,fsss $3.50 er'7,i"es ..sTc.-A&-
ID sses Aoom ate hro,dSay, outhif a.li-ltesirs fs-
aaJseG aar1 icous, % Gg~ repaired - te
.sys al kines of Csoiaet furaistr d. oepes, NsIpeA
&C. Plus Of oseTy oeseP sonsiGA
arsat Tor private sale aes-s sua 10 mssc srtcinesls
9Th b aspAl sgual ptaess h5 etitlso tuyu feielrea
Osts,nrs tay psftuf tas 4lW s.i1saei ., ssaal
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tP- American Institutc, Annual Election.-An
election Trustees, Otc-rs Committees ~ the
Anfissn Insiai. Of the CRY q New York for the
year vii be held a. Tho Repository 10 tho Psft,
IT, sd.y the lab Of Nay Th- polls will be opened
.ciccs and closed ats z ~
albion DICKINSON, SHEPHERD KNAPP.
p. MES J hAPE5, join CAMPBELL,
hfNRY AEIGs. i. b. WAkEMAN.
uysst EDWARD z. BACkHoUsE, Trustees
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UzY sUBsCRiBE2 would respectfully inform his
frsads and the public generally that he mas tsssa
the tl0rc kIo-n .....
No f6s BROADWAY
. bi,b ,ls. "a. viii s.sp constantly 90 haud all hind II
IMPROVED REFRlGEBATORs
b.s. Fsfs-rs.rs h.rs taken the Premium az tfe ate
Frs n this sty and Phi ephI sud ae far ssp7fof 20
anr ~ use P.f,ns net having tAs article Ia tnrH "a
miles uosid End 81 - their Efsantsf5 ~ ssi As't
Bates and smiths Patent shower baths
sbig, srsauboAts Hotels, Families hefeciories 49,
Fechsrs tuppIied. hsrifsfatofs tefared 5hps h1'sa
f.r Gaming Ice a. tny part Of ths World
1900 n. fslg IstfI JOHN NJ Shlfh
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r. JDnNsOn AOStlOGoeT
BOOTS AND rHOB.-By D. GALE, store 90
DPssrlst Turscay Nay ., al = O'eioes NJ W sssss
Rsots shoes Brossns, Sc comprising general s'sort-
Ln-nt adsptsd 70 the season ,.,-, -. -.
n B-Constsstly bssd a STOCK Of tie shove 81 pr
vst. sale Al ths ash pfcss ")o '"s
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the sditorE Of ls sunday ALisf 20 -
f5r spssuarsr bst he forfsts that Louis Phlhppa
dufns bis rht rspudssd hi, ws osins either a'hauss
on or afad ia you'd ssf 90 his discovery not % Sth
CLIREHJ CHS osiehrsted WzS for h. has rave uIion-
red tbs wh0s syttss of manufacture Their Is Is no
90 cunuing devised TO defy dsteeuon ths so,s'
rtuy uhls thsir Arrangement 80 erssnt 20 tus hs-
rnsn fsse divine that her have bsen pfonouncea ~ h'
whole world II bis wsAeTs perfect heads Of hAif'
C, and bs ,aush.d, ~ bis rooms 10 bfosa~.Y VPP"
slts Howard Hotel. nv ~.
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D8NCA TIN, AScIhONY, spsssr. zl.e, saes
Is Iros' 4. ~ r5Is 81 MlLLER L COATES,
"a tgtss rs Pssx-si. Essx EslsoE.
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nG.TEVREOTYPE PLAE 81 OF superior saA-
tt, - Trslssais and rssilCasea, chemis<s ssd s's
--thi.v IN th- ss souuaris cr hand sud io1 fAs a.
ANTHOHYs .sEio0N Os.soxrezn Depot
g. t1rs
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u Ohhs-kseertiy puhlshtd aud flf sa- ~
" GATES Il SrEDAAN Il6 Nssssu-st
Coudie On Children.
Thompson on ths MANAGEMENT Of the Sick Room
Stokes on the Nhrst
keigson Fsmsss
Eii0pCns sud Stewards Practise
Ssursy's Dental Surgery.
Ksmsbo.hsms Parturiton
StaWart on Children
Clyner on Fevers-
Brodie's select Surgical Works.
McIntosbs Practice BY Morton.
Also larse assorfmsutof Slsudsrd Histories and ohs
~orts .uitabs FOR Pubic sn1 Private Lsfariss 81 very
low prces. .
lo.,,t r.tss rny9 2ts
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MATER CURED TKALL. - ~ started tse nf'
w Hyaropshis insitauon IN America fsssvss pstisa<
Al ais - mnods-s ss4bsh.sst Is LAisat sss s.sf
-. a. Iobn',P.k ~ys sls-'
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Tul QUEEN or ENGLAND
on Ter Chsrscr rxnlei -
EDuNr n-ORsAY.
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH NiCAAkus, AesuoaesI.
kgf BANGS ktCtsAkl> 81 PLAT store re
- broanNEy.-Llbelsl advances usde on soasign.
naals Tor austion sa.es
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mar 10,
VALUABLE fHkCLCctCAL LtFHskN IA extensive and
VARIABLE private noIsfy u Ueocscs bcuss, including
AR, I'm scarce Norss fsucgisTs hereafter
rhUKsDAf AND FHibAf hNENlNOS,
Nay IA sr0 -
ExrESslvs AND NALCsELH ihAOtoSicAt ilshAss VI
he ate Dr. Hopslns 81 bsnso - te se ~ oioe VI so
"a uisiators eubgacins etvcton ~ kleoiOs cal
Volt May II thtu Entlsn soi.leAs, 49, iSelea1a
auulbsr Ut Nery scarce woke Alec coccAee II anes
portraits II ainu1t Disinsscf tho kee (haeA ot scot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09

Union IHtOIOkICAI n IHIIttIN VT I10'''
nsstinI 10 The Chapel Of the Institution on Wsdnesdsy
May 10. a. ) O'Clock, 2. N.
Bv, vote Of the meeting The members o. the senior
Cl.ss A., ipvited 10 be pretent VIM BELDEN, JR.
u1yg2rf Recording Secretary.
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r. Post ONCE, Chatham squI

,tssser n.fsa for Europe, will close at tnis oee To-
morrow the lOh inst Of half paI II O'clock NJ Ohss
open til 20 o'clock tonight, 10 receive letters Tor thp
s.ove steamer and United States msils 49,, ,,,,.,-,a
my9 IL AAhON SNAhAS'
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~ ATHn AHHUHf FTtfIIHk UI rfUsN W =
held AZ their house Tuesday evenDs' Mty -hsfotel'
Ths vote Of thanks be returned % our late Foreman
Mr. THEODORE TUcKEs for the faithful discharge OF us
duty as oreman Of the Company during the past thtee
years BY order Of the Company - ,.
NANSING MERRILL, sesretsry
NJ W. Nav 1sts my3 Ia
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l. Toe .avsn ase q mi. Rangs shsrs Be resd
4, psreeiysd BY examination and certainly sppieeateo
~ svinr IL tra u possesses ne mertg Of having the
oven and always shars-1 vita pure not
r. psrtns the asvor 70 meats cooked tnefsln -
r,.,ted before Ere Pas up all under EuAfsn
.ss al they will operate With satsssiion soor sale -
HICEOK h co. 80 Wster-rL
= Id
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JAIUb y FLAII AuctOuerT - -.
a ADRHWs,s COMBiNATIOc LOChs TIE
hsANks, &c-Tho sale ~ tLe5e ioehs ". Y..pohsa
a. Al IL oclocs at which hour they ~ be sod
tbgut fsservs 70 the highest bidder. PoTehs'e" VIII
6g u hsif intsIsst to stna tie sac, the Invoice pres
m. fi0n 500 $50 each nyt "
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-10
Form the Vergennes Vermonter.
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So

PDIoON OOUNIf AGRICULTURAL d.
GETTY.
Fhe Annual Meeting of the Addison Co
rlcultural Society was held at the Town
pm, in Middlebury, on the 2Gth January,
f8.
he meeting was well attended, and the
Frest manifested, indicative of the ~increas-
prosperity OF the Society.
The following officers were appointed for
ensuing year:
Ion. ELIAS BOTTOM, of New Haven,
President.
pAvID HAZARD, Esq, F~errisburgh,
FM, Il. SANFORD, Esq, Orwell,
Iice Presidents.
;. W. BLA1sDELL, Jr., Vergenncs,
Secretary.
|VM, s, GooDRIcH, M%iddlebury,
assistant Secretary.
larry GooDRICH, Middlebury,
Treasurer.
MANAGERS:
Job Lane, Cornwall,
Gustavus Y. Cook, New Haven,
Rowland L. Robinson, Ferrisburgh,
Morris G, Smith, Panton,
James Dunn, Bridport,
Nazro Northrup, S~horeham,
Edwin Everts, Waltham,
L. G Drake, Weybridge,
Ephraim Moulton, Jr., WHITING.
Daniel +, Rust, Orwell.
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OF ADVERTISING,


HFS"l ADVERTISING 10 De charged at legal rates.
O-STANDINGN orICE. Postmasters are officially bound
20 notify Publishers of papers ola wish on the part of
subscribers to discontinue their papers. Those subscri-
bers therefore, who tax me postage ON sncll notices will
De charged the amount in account for the Voice of
Freedom.
Subscribers residing in the vicinity of the
paper mill near Middlebury Village, will be credit
ed for Whatever kind Of barter Mcssrs Parker &
HFlanaSan will receipt to them on my account.
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y rtrn.

In the initials affixed to the following touching
poetic effusion, we recognize the writer, who left
this town last summer for the southwest, and is now
located at St, Louis, Mo. The feelings expressed
10y this female writer will fad Il response in those
NNho have taken up their abode among strangers in
b flr-onr stranger-land.
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From the Peoples Or9aa.
SONG OF THE ENlIGRAN'

v 80,
v,;,r - ''' ~ '','''i'" "'''
NV, 10y "o,' ''"S wv
And thought they reached the sky;
Where gushing rilI4 and crystal streams
Dash onward to tie vale,
And son& Of birds and ham Of bees
Are gladdning hill aal dale.
'o'7 ~ 4,'''' - "i'u"'"'" Sp''"6'
Wy, "''
Amt wood nymphs love to sip.
An OH to breathe that ambiuut air,
- clear, 50 pure, so bright,
Would send through all my logging powers
\ thrill orwiid delight,
"',' '"' V'.|''"'3' N'''"! S'''''
- -'''''i 1"''''
Away / walk the street;
Where care worn Jrows and stranger forms
Will hurried footsteps tread,
Aud p]tauciuy steoIs and rafting wheels
a cloud Of dust have spread.
"'o "''' "'"'''8 o'' l 81"
""'E v''''"" s"""e' 'PPc"r'
: ~ '"'''
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loam-last year we'll manured-this year not
manured-except ashes and plaster. Plow-
ed, narrowed and laid in ridges two feet
apart with a small pillow. Sowed on the
ridges. The crop being tended at odd times.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-10

A committee was appointed TO audit the
accounts of the Treasurer, and furnish n
statement of the finances of the Society for
publication previous to the LIST of February,
aereeably to an actpassed by the Legislature,
Nov. 1S47.
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George P. Barker, late Attorney General
of the State of New York, died at Albany on
the 27th ult,
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Oald SOliililLtCc lCIOi Icu dS lUllOWS.
l847. Received from members
In F~errisburg, $4,000
New Haven, 24,00
Cornwall, 24,OO
Shoreham, 5000
Addison, 800
Bridport, 1900
Lincoln, 100
Waltham, 800
Starksboro, 500
Whiting, 400
Monkton, 600
Vergennes, 600
Panton, 400
Bristol, 800
Middlebury, 5000
Weybridge, 1850
Making from members, 1880
From A. Chapman, former
Treasurer, 1888
From State Treasurer, 1875
Making the whole receipts, 508,73
That the Treasurer has paid as follows:
On premiums awarded
in October, 1917 25S,50
To +. W. Blaisdell, Jr.,
for Printing and eX-
penses at the Fair, 1900 271,5O
Bal. remaining in hands ofTreas. 237,2S
The Committee further find that there re.
mains unpaid of the premiums awarded in
October, the sun of $3.50, and that the
premiums on crops are also unpaid, amount.
NC to the sum of $50.
K X Wn1e"r' Com.
Mi~ddlebury, Jan. 26, 1913.
E. w. B~LAIsDELL, Jr. Sec.
Vergennes, Jan. 81, 1913.
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she told him yes, his little brain was Devil
dnrnl
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Cyrus Porter, Middlebury,
VIM. N. Carter, Monkton,
Washington Miller, Salisbury,
James 5. Messer, Leicester,
Daniel G. A!eags, Vergennes,
Charles Smith, Bristol,
Russell Tabor, Lincoln,
Jarvis IIoag, Starksboro',
Jonas N. Smith, Addison,
Frederick Smith, Ripton,
Elnathan Knapp, Goshen,
Eber Lamb, Granville,
Chas. &. Robbins, Hancock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
IMPORTANT 70 THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Roses Celebrated Remedies

TAR JACOB :. ROSE the discoverer and sule proprie
So Tor Of these most popular and beneficial medic
and also the inventor OF tie ceeb instrument
initiating the Lungs, ia eilectng Of Chrome dis
cases, siuGeut of that eminent Physician. Doctor
fAysic ana Is graduate of the University of fennsyi.
vants and for thirty has been engaged IN
invest cation of disease and the application OF remedies
thereto,
Through the use ST his initiating tube in connee ion
with his ffophyae rup and other Of his remedies
he has COINED au parcleed ennence in curing thos.
dreadful and fatal Haisdes Tubercuar CousunIpi on,
Cancers, ScfotiIa. Rhcumatii,n. Asthma Fever and
Agne, Fevers of all knds, Chronic, Eryspelas and all
those Obstinate deases peculiar to females Indeed
cry form of disease Vanishes under the Of his
dies. 10 which humanity Is heisnot by the OF
compound only for ist is Incompatible ith Ply soo
sicai Law, hui M Tie OF his remed adapted To
and prescribed fcr each peculiar form OF disease
br. Roses Tome Alternative Pills, when used in
variahiy aekuoW irg1d Ia he superior 10 all other
Futeaive or liver phi nasn,uch thsS leave the bow
els perfectly Zee ffa cost as, also his Golden
Fls is admitted by the faculty 10 POSSESS peculiar pro-
peri!es adapted 10 female diseases but beng satisfied
that hare trial sufficient ahlish that been
said ia the minds Of the most skepiieal.
The afflicted are invited TO call upon the agent. aud
procure gratis one ofthe Doctors pamphlets giving
detailed account ofeaeh remedy and its appIieeiion.
For sale by the following agents, well by
Drugs throughout Tho country.
PRYOR PAUL.,
Wholesale Druggists aud Agents Wheeling. Va.
A0ANTs.-Dr. =. A. BRrsTLiNoER, Drlt sist, W heelng
ID. fRSoR, Druggist, Main street do
NALKgH KENNEL, Drugis, Welshurg, Va.
JsitN HEAL, Druggists, tadz, Ohio.
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