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Edwin Burnham, Newburyport Mass, Rev.
j. Goadby d. d. Poultney, Rev. M. A.
Wilcox, Burlington, Rev. w. n. WILDER,
Saxton River, Rev. NJ. Carpenter, North
Springfield VT, Rev. G. p. Frenyear ia
maica, Rev. II. Il. Grose, Hydeville, Rev.
G. Hubbard, Chester. Rev. }. d. Bur-
well, IIinesburgh, Rev. $. f. Brown,
Cavendish, Rev. Mr. Chase, Colchester,
Rev. Mr.. Arms, Wcstford.
The annual Sermon was preached by
Rev. A. Jones, of Charlotte, text "Ye
are the light of the World" an excellent
discorse, Rev's j. Freemen w. j. Palmer
and Hon. &. W. Grandey, was appointed
Committee Of arrangements for the present
session. Next in order reading the let
tiers from the churches. Ncrgennes letter
being read welcoming the association to
the place of worship aud to their homes.
Adjourned to meet at . O'Clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON Session.
Reading of letters continued, which was
responded to by churches, in Addison
Bristol, Bridport, Charlotte, Cornwall
and Monkton. After the reading Of let
tiers was concluded, J. n. Murdoch of
Boston, Preached an able Sermon, Theme,
Human Instrumentalties and Divine Etfi-
cheney Adjourned to meet at : O'Clock
p. NJ, at the Congregational meeting
house by invitation from that society, as
the room in which the association was
now convened was too small
EVENING SESSION.
After preliminary exercises Rev. j.
n. Murdoch, DID,, of Boston, addressed
the congregation on the subject Of For
eign Missions, holding the undivided at
tenton of the audience until the last
MORNING SESSION.
After reading of minutes Of yesterday
the committee on arrangements for next
session reported Monkton as the place of
holding the next association. Rev. j.
Freeman, DID,, preacher, and Rev. G..
II. Parker, alternate. Committee on res
outions reported, and all save one was
adopted The association changed the
constitution so as to harmonize with the
other associations of the state Sermon
by Rev. Edwin Burnham, Of Newbury
port Mass Text, Micha. 6-S. As us.
ual he held the audience chained to his
theme. As pulpit orator he has no sli.
perior, il an equal, that has appeared ii
this part of the state Resolution by &
W. Grandey, thanking the Congregations
al church for the generous tender o
the house of worship to the association
adopted. Passed, vote Of thanks to
choir for the acceptable services, anC
thanks to church for the generous hospi
tality. Adjourned TO meet at Mopktol
18th Wednesday in June, 1871.
Some twenty-seven clergymcn were
present, and we feel safe in saying NJ
previous meeting OF the association ha
equaled the present meeting. The inter
est seemed to continue to the last +.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdir IS soon restored
10 as original color
'ciM the gloss and
freshness of youth
Thin hair is thick
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4, Pictures Of Country Life.

onr of ALICE cAg,'s enjoyable book. Price
s2.oo. The Philadelphia Telegraph send- this
this despatch; - We have seldom been pleas
ed with an. light work than with Picture. of
Country Life 1t is writer in genial, pleasant
style, and ah"unds in little sketches drawn from
rural life, and depicts society it exists far from
out great commercial centres. Every story j. in
tore .lMg and inst Of the nrnncr lenrtL .,
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3, HON espun.

lIomespun," by THOMAS LAckLAND Gan as
-umcd name), is charming book of rural scenes
and incidents, in which country life, especially of
the ald-fashioned sort, is described in a way to
bring back wildly the country choir, the country
tavern, the district school, farmers daughters,
hard winters. huckleberrying ETC., etc. pleas
ant hook to read alsud. Price Sl.,i.
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Inventor, who wish To take out Letter, Patent
are advised to counsel with MUM a CO., editors
Of the Scientific AmHisaa who have prosecuted
claims before the Patent Office for over twenty
Years. Charge less than any other reliable agen-
cy \ pamphlet containing iull instruction 10 in
,entor- j. sent gratis
MlLNN 4 90. B, PM Row Vow lork.
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Scrofula Cured by Brandreth's
Pills,

Brandreth's Pills penetrate the whole ma-' of
blood, causing the expulsion of impurities. The
body feels relieved from single dose; what then
may be expected from twenty? By continuing
their use, the whole of the blood in time, becomes
purified and the body reconstructed from good
material and n new lease of life secured
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NM SIM. March %. Isl

Nnig Sing, Mnrch %, IetN.
Ny Den .Sn My daughter Alice, thirteen
years old, has been completely cured of that hor.
rible disease, Scrofula, which for years rendered
life torment; after all medicines and many ply
sicians had been tried and failed, | commenced
giving her your pills. She took them almost
every day for three months constantly improving.
She has now entirely recovered. Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER.
UnS Il RRASpRrru lml
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A Book that should stand side by
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Unabridged Dictionary Of
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Edited by pnoi. II. b. HAckErr and EznA Aspor
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~ B.-Any one sending the names of three sub
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Mrs. Twitters, frankie Chapman
Cicelcy, Louise Potter
Peggy, Mary Steele

Mrs. Twitters, frankie Chapman
Cicelcy, Louise Potter
Peggy Mary Steele
The ability exhibited by the pcrfornn-
ers surprised us, and all expressed them
selves highly pleased. The music was
excellent. The eight hand pieces on the
pianos were especially fine. The entertain
ment was repeated Friday evening 70 a
good audience.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS managers
of the House for Destitute Children"
in Burlington, VT, gratefully acknow-
ledge the following subscription to the
Permanent Fund" for the benefit of the
" Home" from Middlebury. Our thanks
are especially due to the ladies who acted
as collectors.
Mrs Emeinc Tilden, Miss j NJ Nichols and
Mrs George Chapman, Sll00 each. Pres II u
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Mrs William Parker, Miss Laura A Goodrich
Mrs II j Wilcox. $500 each. Miss Crarie Il
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Yale 5000. CASH 500. Mrs McGregor, Miss
II Dean 80. 81 each. Mrs NJ Yale, 80 L. cents and
Charlie Ford Langworthy, 10.
Mrs II sheldon sl.0o accidentally omitted
in its proper place.
OF this sum, we are indebted to the Iaie.
Home MEN Aid Society, for SIi.4t
SARAH G. COLE
cnr Sec. Home for Destitute Children.
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2 Co per
3. Dick ems.

Tnere.i- nothing quite good 10 keep M hand
for bright reading Dickens novels Every
family ought To have set, and every one will have
his or her iavoritc story. llurd Houghton's
Globe Edition, in IA vols leach 'old separately at
Sl.50), is the most complete of any in the market
- Edwin brood " will he added Ia it when com
pete,
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the Slk for which has aost Us So per pound.
Our aim is to furnish good cloths, shares, OF
in exchange for wool as can be bought for cash.
We thank friends and the public for their
liberal patronage during the last year, and we
hope that by strict attention to business and the
wants Of our customers to continue to give salts
faction to all who pleased TO favor us with
call +. DANIELS.
No. Ferrisburgh, Vt, May a. 1870. l2;tf.
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Who is DR.. Wilton 4?

~ OTICE.-We have Wilton's Catarrh
Cure, for the cure of Catarrh. 1t will also
cure Headache, Toohache, and Neuralgia and we
will refund the money for every bottle that does
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isfy themselves of its merits before purchasing
hereby certify that | have used Wilton's Ca
tarrh Cure, and am satisfied that it has effected in
my case permanent cure Of severe case OF ca
tarrh, having tried other remedies without success.
II. ID. HOPKINS.
Montpelier, VT, Jan. Is, 1870
CASE & RIDER, Middlebury.
CASE 4 CHENEY, Brandon. 4om3
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For Moth Patches, FNckles and
Tan

vVsE "pERRY'S MOTH AND FRECkLE 10
l TON" The only Reliable and Harmless
Remedy known to science for removing brown dis
coloratons from the face Prepared only by DR..
h. c. PERRY, 40 Bond St, n Y. Sold by Drug
pists everywhere.
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Pimples on the Face.

THOR Comedones, Black-lIcads, Flesh Worm or
Grubs, Pimply Eruptions and Blotched dis.
figurations on the Face, use Perry's Comedone and
Pimple Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and con-
tans no Lsad Poison. Depot, ~ Bond ST., N. y
Sold by Druggists everywhere. 5lmi.
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Eternal Vigilance.

Is the price of Health as well as of Liberty Be
an your guard against poisonous hair dyes.
CRrsTAD0Ro's EXCELSIOR HAIR Dye.
Is the only that has stood the test of chemical
analysis At the store of the proprietor, Aston
House. New York, may be seen the certificate of
that able anal tcal chemist,
PROFESSOR Chiffon,
testifying that it contains no harmful ingredient
On the other hand, in the journal of Chemistry"
may be found the statement that there are up
ward of thirty poisonous hair dyes before the pub
lie. Choose the only safe and sure one
Cristadoro's Hair Preservative, as Dressing,
acts like charm on the hair after Dyeing. lml
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Z
We, the subscribers, being appointed by To.
Probate Court for the District of New Haven, coz
missioners to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands of all persons against the e'
tate OF IRENA DOJD.
late of New Haven, in said district, deceased AMI
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the 9th day Of
June, 1870 being allowed by said Court Tor thai
purpose We do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house of Sylvester Doud il
said New Haven, on the 30th day OF July
and November, from nine o'clock, A.. NJ, until
four p NJ. each of said days. 4
Dated at New Haven this 9th day Of June, 4
1870.
l.. W. STOWE.
l4wJ CHAS. II. WICKER,
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BOOKS FOR A RAINY DAY.
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Hans Christian Andersen, who has been know
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CoortR's novels are household ia, orite- and are
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Any volume can be bought separately, ~ - The
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Aldernev Stock.

The pure blooded Alderney Bull, DAVID, will
be kept during the season commencing June /.
and ending September |, at the premises Of
George Porter, in Mddlebury, for the beneit
of the stock of Middlebury and vicinity. Terms.
Sc for the season; So if more than two cows are
sent by same party; two COWS by same party So
David is two years old from the stock Of the
late Dugald Stewart, perhaps the best Alderney
stock ever introduced in this State. He is Of Ans
proportion, good size, and vigorous constitution.
and some of his calves dropped this season have
been sold as high as $50; large advance being
offered at that to the purchaser.
1t is our opinion that one who has owne1
Attorney stock will be satisfied with any other
JOSEPH BATTELL
Middlebury, May 2s, 1870. loft
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Addison County Baptist Association.
The Addison County Baptist Associa-
ton met at Vergennes,J June %, and organ
lied by electing Rev. T. II. Archibald
Moderator Rev. W. s. Blaisdel Clerk,
and Dea. Abraham Foot Clerk of Re-
cords.
Visiting Brethren were invited to
seat with this body, and the invitation was
accepted by Rev j N. Murdoch D. D.
Boston, Rev. T. Mills, Rutland, Rev.
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ened. laII 'ng hair checked, ard bald
ness often. though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the lolicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed
But such as remain can be ,aved for
usefulness BY this application Instead
Of ioiing the hair with t,,,,y sedi-
ment. il will keep it cleen aud gorous.
Its occasional use will pie,ut he hair
front turning gray or ia.ng II AID
consequently prevent badness Free
from tho-.. deleteriou, substances which
make some preparations dangerous aud
injurious to the hair, the Vigor csn
only beueht but not harm il. If wanted
.nnrai,, for .
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WAN TED
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Gold F! Gold Gold !
DE NTIsTRY,

N. ri \ X II / S, M. ID.
Would most respectfully inform the public that in
addition to all the other improvements in Dentist
ry, he has obtained and is now using successfully
the sDlendid article of
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CORRUGATED GOLD

Ior filling the natural teeth, which restores them
to permanent usefulness 1t is the best thing
yet. In the hands of those familiar with manipu
lating gold it has no equal.
All other operations done in Dentistry, as usual
Thanking the public for past favors, would solci,
a continuance Of the same.
NATHANIEL HARRIS.
March 2jth 1870 ltf
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SILK MIXTURES.

We are now most ready to add to our large as
ortment Of goods one more desirable style Of
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Aegister
TUESDAY. JUNE ~. 1870.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD.

TRAINS LEAVE MlppLEBunY .
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HAIR DRESSING,
nothing e. 4 BE found 50 desirabl.
Contain - ,r oil nor dye, ii does
not SOL u.nrc. and yet lasts
long on he ha.r going ii a rich glossy
lustre and graz. tnl perfume
Prepared by D.. J. /. Aver 4 Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE 500.
Ss SOLD BY ALL DBUGGisTs. %
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CASE e RIDER, MiddIebury,
CASE 4 CHENEY, Brandon. 49m3
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A Standard Remedy.

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OBITUARY.

Major ROBERT AUGUSTUS Holt died no his
place OF residence, in this city, on the morn
ing of the 2lst instant after a lingering and
painful illness.
lie was born IN the stat" of Georgia, on
November p, 1907, and came 10 this place
about three years ago. The hold
acquired upon the esteem and af-
icctions OF the community was fully
shown Ia the kind and unremittiug at
tcntion reca we'd from his numerous friends
during his illness.
He was converted and Joined the Metho-
dist Church In ls21, of which he remained "a
faithful. consistent member e. the last. lie
was devoted friend OF the 'hurch. and his
house in Georgia was always the home of its
Ministers. one room being called the
Preachers room.
Major Holt was esteemed and loved. not
only by his own family, but by all who knew
HIM. SO kind and gentle was his nature. IL
was touching In the extreme TO witness his
meeting with two little grandchildren, "a
son and daughter. who arrived from Selma
a few days b fore his death.
Though he suffered much at times. lac bore
II All with Christian forttude and patience,
no murmur escaping his lips. lie consider
atcly made all arrangements for his death
and awaited the summons with calm, uu-
wavcrtng trust thus furnishing "a most COM
forting and satisfactory instance Of the
triumph OF Christianity.
Ills loss 10 his family is irrcparablc, but h.
has left them the best OF all lpgacics, an un-
furnished name, a useful lite, Christian
death.
May they be comfortcd ia their bereaye-
ment. and may their last end BEG bis.
A FRIEND.
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IN yIE.lIOE.EA,E.

Died at Jackson Miss. April 18th, 1870
EMMA {. GHANES. aged twenty-five years
and six months. Her health had been bad
for some months, deprved-up 10 "a period
shortly previous 10 her fatal illness almost
OF sight, an ! suffering constantly from
great bodily pains, she scarcely murmurcd
but was resigned and even cheerful.
One evening week before her death. she
fell down in swOOn, from which she never
altogether awOke; days and nights she lay
IN that state the light Of reason painfully
fleeing through the dark curtain Of inseusi-
bility. Our Savior has promised those who
put their trust in him, 70 bear safely through
the dark valley of the shadow Of death. Aud
when that hour drew near for EMMA. she
was prepared TO 20, for as the last golden
sand falling through the hour glass OF time
To end her days among ms, the breath went
out with one long childlike si0h, while "her
highborn kinsmen came and took her away
from u.s.
EMMA was always a ray Of sunshine. "a
shower of smiles. She was possessed Of "a
pe1ectly amiable and afiectionate DISPOSE
ton with great good nature, unconsciously
she made friends, for people loved her be-
cause they could not help IL.
The wind that came out ofthe cloud chill
ing our EMMA, found her in the first lush
OF womanhood, enjoying health, and beauty,
but LETT her in the grave, and now all that
Is left US Of that sweet smile aud merry Voice
Is the memory Of what they were.
She left father, brothers and sisters 10
mourn her early death Weep not, dear
friends she j. not dead, but sleeping.
A dutiful and atfectiOnate daughter. low
ing sister, aud devoted friend has gone 10
rest.
Let the bell toll, sainted soul
Floats on the Stygiau river