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Religious Intelligence.

The Minutes of the General Convention
(Of the Congregational chuIches) OF Vermont
is ready for distribution, this year. several
weeks earlier than usual. II usually comes
50 long after the sitting of the Convention
and the gathering of the Statistics, as a
little to resemble last years almanac. 1t
reports total of 100 churches, 80 Of which
are vacant, and 2l9 ministers. The aggre-
gate OF the membership of the churches Is
given at II ,526, with q list of absentees
numbering 2,974. Net gain for the year.
600. Number in Sabbath Schools, 1876.
Benevolent contributions for the year, S45'-
996. or little over 50 for each resident
church member.
The arrangement of the Minutes is an I'M
provemenr over that of previous years.
Rev Lyman Bartlett was dismissed from
his pastorate at Morrisville on the 3lst OF
July, and Is going to Turkey as missionary
of the American Board. He has been SIX
years at Morrisyille.
Rev. Chas. E. Lord, late Of Easton, Mass,
was installed over the Congregational church
of Chester on the sth of August, DIR. SeaYer
of Rutland preaching the sermon.
Mr. Bailey, OF the class just graduated at
Bangor Theological Seminary, goes to New
port.
Bishop Hopkins is to preach the opening
discourse before the Pan-Anglican Council,
which meets IN London on the Oath proxl-
mo. He left home for England On Wednes-
day last.
The Episcopal Theological School at Cam
bridge, Mass, goes into operation this tall
Rev Dr. Stone and Rev A. &. Allen are
two of the instructors. No charge for tut
ton or rOOm-rert.
A Short Course Of Theological Study has
been established at Andover, Mass. and the
Rev. DR.. Alden of South Boston has been
elected Professor The election Is received
with much favor everywhere save IN the
Doctors own parish.
The Congregational Society OF Underhiii
has been repairing its house of worship dur
ing the last few weeks. The church was
reopened with appropriate services last
Sunday.
The Congregational Society Of Barton are
building parsonage at an expense OF $1,000
to $4,000. They expect to celebrate the
fftieth anniversary of the organization OF
the church on the oath September.
The Baptist Church in Perkinsville has
lately admitted seventeen to its fellowship,
ten OF them receiving baptism.
The Methodists will hold a camp meeting
at Cady's Falls, Morristown. beginning Aug.
Goth, and continuing through the week.
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Books and Stationery

NEW BOOK BULLETIN.
CRITICAL AND SOCIAL Essays" reprinted
for the New York Nation.
THE JOURNAL OF MAURICE DE GUERIN~
THE MAN WITH THE BROKEN EAR Trans.
lated from the French Of Edmund About.
"PATHERs SONS" A novel translated from the
Russian, by Eugene Schuyl Ter, Phi. d.
THE HUGsENoT GALLEY-sLAvEr beins
the Autobiography Of a French Protestant
Condemned 10 the Galleys for the sake Of his
Religion.
COOPERATIVE STORES" their History Organ
ism and management Based on the recent
German work Of Eugene PITCHER.
king RENE's DAUGHTER,"a Danish Lyrical
Drama
"a ROMANCE OF THE REPUBLIC" by Maria
Child.
THE LAND OF THOR"-by J. Ross Browne.
"A DAY OF DoOM'-by Jean Ingelow.
JACQUES BoNNEvAL, or the Day Of the
Drsgonnades.
CHRISTIANITY AND ITS CoNFLICTs-by
Marcy.
CULTURE DEMANDED BY MODERN LIFE
NEIGHBOURS wIvEsp-Dy Trowbridge
"ARTEMUs WARD In LONDON"
'LIBER LIBRORUM.p Its structure Limitation
and purpose. Friendly Communica tion
TO Reluctant seeptic,
augl E.A. FULLER.
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RJTLAND AND BURLINGTON r.. R.
CHANGE OF TINE.


',mnencing, May p. 1867, trains will run as fol-
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rev ORR and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 40 A.
n New York lois An. Boston $40 Am.
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) W. CARPENTER, Agent, No. American Hotel.
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DOVER, n H., July p ISIS.
DR.. Poland,-I received your letter inGuirins a
to the effects Of your medicine on sea sickness
an happy to say that think II is "ths medicine
for that dreadful sickness. / tried various pre-
seriptions, but found none that settled the sio1i
and cleared tho head like the Hurasr Doctor. ls.'
as though could hardly wait to get ashore 70 e.
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have used it in my family since its intrOtaet''
to the public for bilious habits, headache Aa'
hunors about my children, ard have always ioal-
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lie, and woald not consent to it on any account ~
TO relieve the suffering but, if the foregoing "
be Of any service to you or the public you csn li'
use oft.
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1AAAo otolclaLAs HAS
very confidently and earnestly recommend D.
J. W. Poland's Humor Doctor as an excellent rene
dyfor Humors, having been wonderfully benefited
BY it myself Ny own case was a very severe AZ
obstinate one. For more than two wears the san
upon the side Of my hands, and even down o. he
wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up.
that was unable to use my hands in any Eia- e
wet work, and obliged TO wear gloves in sewn
to avoid getting blood upon my work. The hzn-'
which so afflicted ne was probably combiasii-7
Of Erysipelas and Salt Rheum. My general hssl1
was quite poor. Soon after began to use the H.
NOR Doctor, could perceive signs Of healing
continued TO take the medicine till was fnAAl
cured Ny hands are now perfectly free from IL
mors, and to all appearances my whole system
clear Of ii, and has been for several months ae1
eight bottles before felt safe to give it entreysP
but they cured me.
HARRIET WHEELER.
stOreham, Mass, July 5. Is5s.
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0eutistrp.
DEN rISTRY.

nR- ". L. HARRIS having returned to Burling-
II ton has lifted up and opened a suit of rooms
on the corner Of church and College Streets, over
Lymas Store.
Dr. Harrh has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years and cansafely guarantee perfect sat
isiactiOn in all operations both in the operative
and mechanical departments
lie refers with pleasure to W. Carpenter, VI ID.
5. Thayer MD. b. W. Carpenter, NJ. d.
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Price rs cents per Bottle.

Price rs cents per Bottle.
This invaluable Medicine will be prepared W
the present at the
New England Botanic Depot, Boston,
under the supervision Of DR.. POLAND ioi "
Proprietor, J. C. RREtOL'
TO whom all orders should be addressed.
RUST, BROS. BIRD.
Gen'L Agents, Boston
A. G. Spear Vincent Tar, J. ". Rooy anu .
q. Atwater, druggists, agents In Burlington
Feb zsweoven
Feb y weonsm
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.
DANTEs DIVINE COMEDY-,rapslated by
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ROMANCE OF THE REPUBLIC-by L
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WOOL 6ATHERING-by Gail Hamilton.
AN ARCTIC BOAT JoUESEY-by Or. Hayes, new
edition.
HEsAYINGS OF DR.. BUsHWHACKER, and
other learned men-by Fred. S. Cozzens
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JAsON-a Poem by
William Morris.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MOORE
by the author Of Mary Powell.
JACQUES BONNEvAL, or tne DAYS Of the Dr,e-
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RANDOLPH GORDON, and other stOries-by
Macdonald. wv
EUGENE ARAM-by Sir Edward Bulwer Ivt.on
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MILTON GALE

A.c. WALLACE, ESQ. Manchester. y. II.
Dr.. J. ". Poland. Dear Sir - very eheerfa7
give my testimony in favor Of your Humor Doc,
Is an excellent remedy for Humors. My nume-a
acquaintance in Manchester know how severely
was afflicted with bOils, and they know how perfect
y good my health is at present. Your Hunor
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in my case.
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ErysiPslas, Nef,le Rash, SaH R6esgq n.
uia, Carjlfaeles, Boizs and Pic,
1t is very easy to say Of this, or any other NJ.
cine, at is the very best Remedy known I,
not always 50 easy to prove it. I, is, however, 81,
ceedinsly gratifying to the proprietor Of this Ne,
icine, that, while he declares to the public i,
this is a most wonderful and effective specs, "a.
Humors as stated above, he has abunddsnt rroo, a,
hand to sustain his statement
For sixteen'years the HUXoR DOCTOR has bs.-
manufactured and sold. and every year has incrsss
ed the value of its reputation, and the amour. 4,
its sales. In New Hampshire. where it was or.s,.
ated, 10 remedy for Humors is so highly prize.
An eminent physici an (now an army surgeon VIE.
praeticing in N. Il. purchased between fifty az
sixty gallons Of It, during some seven or Ell.
years, and used it in his practice. lie has .n,,
then ordered il for the Hospital where he was "a,
toned. Other physicians have purchased i, AZ.
have used it in practice with great success. Ehs-
the propri lived in New Hampshire, at COT
own Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty nile
around, and in Manchester particularly the Haa.,
Doctor was well known and highly valued e; tie
numerous and wonderful cures which it efscts
Though manufactured in large quantities, ls
supply was frequently exhausted, and purchlas
had TO wait for more to be made. In that res-
some very severe cases Of ErysiPslaf we're irssts.
with it-1H4 they irsrs cured. Erysipelas sores, OF
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Humor Doctor cured them.
since the Proprietor's removal to Melrose Mas
his present residence, he has been regularly sezg
it to patients who have applied to him in psr,.a
and has been very successful in relieving and or
ing them. One case Of Erysipelas-Of an old uls
= years-is worth mentioning in particular. Wlsl
he came t. the Doctors Office be could only Esa-
pair Of old rubber oyershoes, his feet and aaks
were so swollen and sore. When he pulled OF he
socks the scass came with them. and the "a.
bleeding feet were frishtful to behold Suffice !. q
say, that less than one dozen bottles of the Hume.
Doctor (aud in a few weeks healed up those fe.
and ankles, so that they we're smooth and sppaf.
antly sound. The man wore boots without inson-
venience- Numerous cases Of gi-7i,s n "a, fse,
have been treated with this medicine, to the entire
eradication Of them. In Melrose alone, there s,s
more than hundred persons who have used lie
Hamor Doctor, and give it an excellent name.
all the towns around il is well known and apr
ed.
For the sake Of showing what is thought Of IT, q
few testimonials are here inserted
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8ailroads.
VERMONT CENTR LANDSULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July l. 1867

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 100 A. NJ, u. 30 P. NJ, and
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point at 4.3OA. NJ
receives passengers from Ogdersburh r. r. and
connects at White River Junction and Bellows
Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester. Spring
field and sith trains OF rassumpsie R. r. arrives al
New YORK at l0i5 P. NJ.
Steamboat Train leaves Montreal at 6l5 a. m,
St. Johns at p a. m, a M arriving at burlington
Lake George, Saratoga, SC.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. NJ,
st. Johns at 10 A. NJ 0giensburgh at $50 A. NJ.
Rouse,s Point 1915 A NJ. for Boston, &C. arriving
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P, NJ. 500 r. NJ.
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press trains running between st. Adams and
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Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
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MILTON GALE, ESQ, Boston.

hereby certify that vas sorelY afflicted vii
boils for two years, developing themselves uIca
ny limbs and other parts Of my body. The suffer
inss which endured from them are indescribshls
Suffice it TO say that faithfully tried several q
the most pOpul4r humor remedies, but without r.
moving the affection. AT length, by the esrnss,
request Of intimate friend, was induced TO III
Or, J, W. Poland's Humor Doctor and an yery
>happy to attest that all nv boils were removed,
and my health was restored by using Dr.. PolAnd'
Aforesaid medicine.
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NEW BOOKS.
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JACQUES B0NNEvAL" or the Dragonnades-b
the author Of "Faire Gospeiler.n
IAN ARCTIC BOAT JoURNEYr-p.u Fdi,,o,
illustrated by DR.. Hayes.
SIR THOMAS MoRE's HOUSEHOLD, new edition
with appendix. N''''''''
GLOBE EDITION OF EUGENE ARAM-by Bull.
THE SAYINGS OF DR.. BUsHwHAcKER.
ALEC FORBES OF HowGLEN-Sy McDopaIs
APPLEToN's RAILWAY GUIDE FOR AuGrsr
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T.. Ii. FLOYD,
" afChmaker and .EeireIer

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HUN WILLINM d. MANN,
,,o,. District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa
HON. LEWIS BROOMAL
EN-Chief Coiner U. :. Mint and Recorder NJ
Deeds Philadelphia. Pa
Hon. JAMES N. sCOVELL, New Jersey.
HON. ". W. WARE. New Jersey
HENRY G0RMAN, ESQ,
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa
J. E. COE, ESQ,
OF JOY, Coe & Co, Philadelphia.
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rnE RIvERsIpE INsTITrrE.

situate al Riverside, Burlington County, New Jer-
seY, Is founded for the purpose % gratuitouslY Cd
ucating the sons OF deceased Soldiers and seamen
OF the United states.
The Board Of Trustees consists % the following
Well-knoEn citizens Of Pennsy lvanin and New Jer-
sey.-