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o. single risk, $40 a. se ce7 -e .u- elt. time
this business, ard employ eE-rg srlcy Tor trans
acting B: 10 . sstsfsct0-y manner Ee Oh ink that In
H1rsrg vii f71 10 o. Re Tor ttsr s-Tluc= On ut-lst
their cuisines O. our- are ar viii Always lo1k =
their Interests zr1 euCeaT.r o. them IL sat.
isfsctory End fa.thrul manner
ALL LuSSEs -II he LITERALLY ADJUSTED
and PROMPTLY PAID al tt.- Agency In curre-.
funds. Wnen desired We zll make losses psTs7-s
IL GOLD.
We employ - e1peIieucec Surveyor Who W.
make surveys q &.lls and other risks when irs--
Ancs ls desired, without extra charge, and We a.
prepared O. place risks IN AN tUMfANIE, TIA.
parties NAY prefer or u The ectig1 g ler o C.
viii siTe then the best Cen Dsulss ~ this COUNTRY
81 COMMUNICATIONS % Hzll VII receive pr0llg IS
lttsoEOu.
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The Rome correspondent Of a New York paper
says that among the students Of the Propaganda
Is jet black negro, one Of the contrabands Of
South Carolina, who was taught his hic. haze,
hoe by "a distinguished Catholic priest Of Charles
ton, sc. The sable theologian is one Of the
best students IN the college, quick, has very
retentiye memory, well up in languages and an
excellent scholar in divinity.
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popular Remedies.
CARRoL1o SALyE.

The important discovery of the CARBOLlC ACID
a. CLEANSING, PURIFYING and HEALING
Aseu, ia one OF the most remarkable results Of
modern medical research. During the late civil
var II vas extensively used in the Hospitals, and
it was found to be only thorough disnfectsnt,
but also the most wonderful and speedy HEALING
REhEDY ever known.
1t is nov presented in scientific combination
with other soothing and healing agencies, in the
form Of 8 sslve, and, having been already used in
numberless cases with most satisfactory and ben.
eHcAl results We have no itation IN Offering IT
to the public as the most certain, rapid and eect.
usl remedy for all Sores and Ulcers, no matter Of
how long standing, for Burns. Cut, Wounds, and
every ABRASION Of SKIN or FLESH, and for
Skin diseases generally
Sold by rll Druggists. Price 8 cents
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor,
NO. : COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Olds, NhOOping
Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma.
and fOu.ufuuriou

anu Nou-uiu ptlou.
Probably never before In the Whole history u
medicine, has any thing won So Elely and So deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy FOR pulmonary complaints Through Ion =
series u years, and among most o. the races Of
u has risen higher and cher IN their est nation
"a il has become better known. Is uniform char
aoter and power % cure the various affections Of the
lungs aud throat, has made .t known as a reliable
protector against them. While adapted 10 uIlcer
forms Of Group, q should BE kept on hand 10 every
family, AID indeed as al are sometimes subject %
Sntdote Tor them.
Although settled corrvrptio- is thought incura-
bic, sul great numbers Of cases where tue disease
seemed settled, have been completely cured and
the patient restored sound health by the Cae--v
Feef1rgi so complete Is IT, mastery over the dis
orders o. the Lungs and Throat that the most OBJ
stinAte q them yield 70 it, When nothing else could
rs-e1 them under the csery Ps-fs-sl they subside
and ssppesr.
from Il
A'tarna is always relieved and often wholly cured
by It.
B-Sne''fi' is generally cured by taking the css--y
Pretoria n small ana freq uent doses.
FOR Cough snd cold, no better remedy can he
had Take small doses three times q tay and put
ne iesi 10 warm water at night, until the disease
is broken up.
For I7fssrIl, when &; Affects the throat or lungs.
tszs the same course.
For EA001,.g cough, give small dose, three or
For crs-P. give large and frequent doses until
the disease IS overcome.
No family should be without the Cherry Pi-toral
On h-nl 70 protect them, in of attack from the
ABOVE complaints It's timely use often spares the
patent greater amount Of suffering and risk which
Ne would incur by waiting until he could gel other
Ald- Parents, keep u In your houses flr the Ell
Esne Is mat arse. Lives dear you may be saved
by IT, 80 genera ly are its virtues known that -
need not publish certificates OF them here or 10
more than 70 assure the public that the best quai-
ties i ever possessed a-e strictly maintained
Prepared by Dr. !. c. AYER & Co.. Practical and .
Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold all
round the world
HENRY ( co,
Burlington, Wh0le,ale -fgs,4s
Dee. l-oe0V2taEkp s0E5mos
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BowDoIN COLLIE GE
Medical Department.

THE Fitieth Annual Course u Lec;ures, in the
L Medical school Of Maine. will commence Feb
ruary o., 1870, and continue sixteen weeks.
Circulars contAining full information may be had
on applying % the Secretary.
c. ?. BRACkETT. II. D., Sec'y.
Deal, lst9-W3m Brunswick, Maine.
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VT. CENTRAL & SULLIVAN r. *
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Cs-ns.ei-y Monday Not. ., 1853.

rRAIss soIss SOUTH AND
Mail Train leaves Us1ensDurE at o.1J p. IL,
burlington a. o55 a. IN, Tor White River Junction.
.0ston' Worcester, Springfield, New YORK and Pas
sumpsic Railroad.
Day Express leaves Montreal AZ 80 a. IL ,
Malone st 7.s' :. IL, Burlington al l&5o p. n,
Tor Boston.
Night express leaves Osdensburg At u. 80 a. L.,
Montreal at $50 y. H., Burlington at 80 P. NJ
arriving il Boston al $40 connecting Al Bel
lows Falls for Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
New York.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell $50 a. L..
via. titchDurg at 81 a H., oprin sneld u sd a. v
Burlington al 500 p. ~, arriving In Montreal Al
10 y.
Mail Tram leaves Burlington at 6.3o p. In. ior St
Adams.
Accommodation II ain leaves Northfeld 7,i5 I, III
Burlington at g.3, a. u. for ST. A bans Rouse Point
and Ogdsusburg.
Night Express leaves New YORK a. l2.i5 p. IT,
Boston, via. fitclhurs, at 5 80 y. II VIA Lo~eA ~
So D. H., Burlington a. i.l5 a. H. Tor Montreal
and Us1ensburs connecting with steamers ana
the Graud Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached TO o0tn the night *
press Trains. r
Tickets and information can be obtained Of II. y
Drury, Passenger Agent, No American Hotel
Il. MERRILL, Supt
ST. Adams Nov. =. 1853. -t&Tly
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WE OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS

WE OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS
in Watches, Chains, JeWelry, Silver Ware, Plated
Ware, Clocks, Cutlery sPeotscIes, and Fancy Goods
large stock and prices greatly reduced.
comparison Of Good. and Prices solicited. ", skaH
sell Ca,4g,r a1a azy ofAsr party N gsrmozf
h u. FLOYD.
Jan. sh-t'dt-u Church Street.
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WATCH WORK.

" II IT " Uhh
Giving our personal attention TO cleaning and
repairing all kinds OF WATCHES. CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, sPECTACLEs. &C, and
having secured the services Of Ar. George Snip
son. = very superior Watsh-nAker We shall under
take the repairs Of al siHsi Of 'rafe1'I however
dIaca.t, supply NJ new work whenever Necessary.
We attempt finer WORK tn q has ever been done
ia this city A trial solicited, and I.tsfsotion
guaranteed.
r. b. FLOYD,
Church Street.
Jan s-t-tAwu
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Aailroads.
KtsLaNDA BURLINGTON R.R.
~ ss.iNT1 q % EtfsTINVf OlN 'e's~'
cRA1gE OF TINE
On and after Monday, Nov. %, trains will run =


On and after Monday, Nov. %, trains will run q.
follows.
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
sso.r.-MAIL TRAIN for Troy, New York, Bos-
ton, Lowell. Worcester, Fitehbursh, brsttlehoio,
Springfield, hartiOru, New Haven, and the
xEsr Arriving st Rutland II 30 An. Troy,
3.4O ~, New York, ua Hudson River nall
road 10 P. springfield. Pm boston'
6.55 r. n.
T4.euvA rom Surii~yfo. 10 B0sies HifA0ri eAsrgs
oJCGrsI
/ 81 P.x.-DAY EXPRESS, for Rutland bellows
fails, Troy and New tork.-arriying at nut
land Ia Pm. Bellows rails s-5l Pm Ssrsto-
20, 7.i5 SPIN, Troy, s.jj p. N. Albany, L. p
n, an New YORK, via hudson River raj.
ruad MT 6.Jn A. N. his Train stops only al
les, Middl ubury and Brandon - h1
cept to take or leave through ass N gers.
30 ,...-ACCoMMODATlOH TRAIN. Arriving
al Rutland SIS P-s.
l3r.A-,.uhT EXPRESS, with sleeping car. iof
Nes turs and Boston. Arriving at RUTLAND
IZ35 Ar. saratoga, SO AM Troy, S.SV -
sew York, l2.45 Pm, Bellows Falls, 325 AZ:
Springfield, AN, Now York, UIa Springfield,
n - Pm and Boston S3OA.s. - ms Tram
runs through TO New York Saturday nlsn'' 'u'
DOT TO Boston.
N esanJ. Of oaJi bsGSseS burlington Gsd fFOy -
~ The $40 Az. 10 ana s3J Pm Trans sH v
olsss c -nnsctions At Troy and Albany with n T.
Central fJr the West.
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Dru 6unds.
THE BEST TRADE YET.

THE BEST TRADE YET.
.Jusr OPENED O"4 'A'h
Hill "semper Idem, Bieached Cotton ,
Full yard wide.
AT ONE SHILLING PER YARD.
The quality OF these good, is TOO we'll known 10
need any recommendation. Also Wsm.uttA
- cotton at % cents, and other
avorite brands in pro-
portion at
LYMAN ALLEN'N,
I5l Church Street
We have just received few pieces Of sIu. heavy
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TRAINS ARRIVE At DUALlNsiV'.
ana, Nivbt EYpress nom Boston, Troy, AMI
Ne. York g. 10 An Accommodation from hutia Al
Sis rh Mail Train from Boston, ~ n D@S
Express, from Rutland, Troy and Ne" o9K' nut, -,
rorturther information apply Al the unlOn lISAe'
Oaice No. American Hotel BLOCK, or al the hutlshu
railroad Passenger Station where you can pivou.'
your tickets to the above points Aiso 70 az PolHe'
Vest North, and South Sest-snd hAFo SON' 1hoi's
Of the various routes. d.,
]. ". WAaDWELL, General Agent OF faass-r
ger Station. - No.. -, -, ~
American Hotel. ..f
Burlington, VT, May H. 1907 r%"u
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PUBLIC HALL AT yyIyOOSHu

PUBLIC HALL AT WINOOsKI.
TIE GOOD TEMPLARs have put Bakers Hall
i In good order, and now offer II 10 the public
for concerts, lectures, socables and exhibitions Of
a moral and useful nature. "Nigger shows" and
other "tomfoOlery," not admitted. Apply TO- or
address, GEORGE ". DUNCAN,
A. Z. BALLARD,
Jan. St-d& ~3m L. L. PHNNINAE
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FOR SALE.

SALESMkN.-Wanted, a few reliable, energetic
- saiesmen, to sel by sample standard goods
Address II. Il. RICHARDS co.
l2W4m 40 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa
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SECOND HAND SQUARE BOX Two SEAT
y Ed UTTER, ia good order, hy
WI. BIDDER,
Jan --deodluGw.w NInouszI faIl, Vt.
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3nsuranfs.


Ssa!E!l5
80 |I s Z
This Agency was established In
1916.
Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus s5,5Oo,OOo'
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, si,5O),OOO.
Hartford Fire Ins. Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and surplus, $4,000, 600.
Ins. Co. Of North America,
or PHILADRLPHIA
incorporated 1874. The oiosst Company in the
United States.
Capital and Surplus, $4,000, 900.
PheniX Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and surplus, $1,000, 200.
LOriI.ard Fire Ins. COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, sI,7OO, 900.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, tI,5OO, 900.
Manhattan Ins. COmpan!
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, el,2OO, 900.
Springfield L. & "a. ms. 40
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Capital and Surplus, s95O,OOO
Hanover Fire Ins. Company
OF NEW YORK
Capital aud surplus, 100000.
Germania Fire FMS. Comply
OF NEW YORK
Capital and surplus, tI,OOO,eOO
YOnkcrs 81 NY. Fire Ins.CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Cenit,I and Sprnln. ssoO oOl
Albany City Insurance Go.
OF ALBANY. ny.
Capital and surplus, $4,000
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and surplus, t35O,OOO I
Narragansett +. & VI. Co. .
OF PROVIDENCE. RI
Capital and surplus, $500, 900 I
Merchants Insurance Co. /
OF PROVIDENCE. Ri
Capital and surplus, 100000 /
Peoples Fire Insurance Co. .
OF WORCESTER, MASS.
Capital and surplus, s575,OOO
Roger William Ins. Co.
OF PROVIDENCE. RI
apital and surplus, s3SO,OOO
Lamar Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
'aPital and surplus, s55o,oOO
Imperial Fire Ins. Co.
OF LONDON, ENG.
'aPitaI and Surplus, Gold, ss,oOo, 200
Worth British & Mercantile
Insurance Company
OF LONDON.
apital and Surplus, Gold els, 200, OOo.
liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co.
spital and Surplus, Gold eli 800, 800
=. & x. 8. WIR ES, "
ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY ..
coz. OF oHuKcH AND ooLLzsHsrREz-.,
burlington, Fern.ont
Dee. sl.-t-d4vtf
STATS, Gaps, Clothing, &t.
THE NEXT CENSUS.
hs Editor Of the Free Prem and Ti,,s,
HE probability that the neat apportionpsnt Of
a. =, preseh. stlSes Hll cut down quota from
&C :" Two members, Is exciting some disInxy
9uShout the State. We are not Inclined - jo.E
me Iamehtstion. We think We shall gain rather n
.i ,oso one. Judging frOm the facts that We are
lnns douoie the quantity Of Goods We think the
nc must De gaining in population.
mere may be, however, such a thing H people
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FEW BARRELS 1lULTIPLIER ONIONS,
y most excellent either for he.d or garden plant
Ing, for sale by va. K. LANhtNO r
Jan. lin, tS,O-29waw ohelouFn' VI
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Imperial Fire Ins. Co.

And cur usny other Companies whose LrBER1Ll-r
EAIREEss and Loss sTAFulss are vel known ,-
eVory ouEiness man, AMI wh1se 'UsBryE1 04s7
AssErs amount 20 over Eighty WILTON. Of Doc
lars, thus 05er,1- better security t1sn any 1-1r
Agency IN the New England Statss.
We car plEce az m0meut's rs-iCc Pre- i1susarr
% the zmCuut OF
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III yOH riSh TO kHOIC hOlC
a rery small amount of mo-
iiey UfH buy one of the best
ORG ANS
an The iCOrId, yOH can hare
the fact explained 10 your
satisfaction, at
STORY-S.
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hyOH tciSh TO be 0SfOuish-
ed at the IOiC prices Of
~ f. L. o I'd VS..
inquire at STORl"S.
Three second hand Pi-
amos, H0iU Om hand, IUhich
tctH be disposed OF 0g rcry
iO,C prices.
Send for Circulars and
Price Lists.
The Choral Tribute
BY L.. D. E.HERSO.r.--the
best Book for ChOirs erer
published. II large stock
on hand, iChich iciU be sold
at the Publishers price,
$3.50 per dozen, by
III. Il. STORY.
Burlington, New. 10th 1892 t-d&wtl
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North British a Mercantile
Insurance Company.

OF LONDON. ENG.
ASSETS, s2O.OOO.Ouu
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MIDDLxBURr CoLLssl, June Is, 1885,
I HEREBY certify that have analysed for
l. Messrs. Carr Blanchard, No. l4l Front Street.
New York, the following named liquors. Bourbon
and Rye Whistles, heder, Swan and Holland Gins
Martslle Brandy and ST. Croix Rum, and found them
all to be pure and unsdultersted, and free from in
organic contaminations, and properly administered
can commend them for medicinal use
Aug. II tdkvly PROF. HENRY N. sEELY.
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Miseella
Bourbon r. Rye Whistles,

No. I4l Front Street, New York.
NTE would call the attention Of selsctmen Town
w Agents, and the Medical Faculty Of the State
Of Vermont, to we'll selected stock OF imported
Wines and Liquors, and choice Bourbon Whiskss,
which we offer On reasonable terms. We would re-
spectfully solicit share Of public patronage, and
will guarantee all liquors purchased Of Us TO Be
PURE AND UNADULTERATED.
All orders received will be promptly attended 70.
CARR BLANCHARD,
No. l4l Front Street, NY.
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aew advertisements.


TWO volumes Of the Weekly Free Press, prompt
L return Of which 70 the FREE Pass OFFIcE j.
requested. decljdGvtf
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III Il n * Y n CO.

BIZ hLINVI VN, VT.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Nov. 23-std&r6m
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To ButtnsII -Hsn. -g1gur4etursrs .ra oil
Property Otrrs-s.

.EfHG fms. Company,
OF HARTFORD.
ASSETS, S5,5OO,OOO.
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ANTWERP, Aug. 2G--2p. IL.
Crude-No market.
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tHA ' Il ssE l -tt.
PEEEBYTEHIaN CHURCH..
Preaching al Il o'clccA 4. NJ. and
D clocl; 2. II.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Services every Sabbath at II A. Il. ana
~ P. N. Sabbath School AZ i2}5 p. If.
eats free. y cor!ia. invitation extend
y 10 all.
EEy. c. Il. HEARD, Pos.or
ST. PETERS ATD PAUL'S (Catbolic)
CHURCH.
Mas, at i9Iz a. n.
Vcsper and Bsasl;ctiQn of the Blessed.
Sacrament at p. N.
CatecLisA Z; . p. ii.
JAMES DUN II. 2 aston
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To tho9a VINO arc h''''aihs r't4 "i'''o'' n'"oV''
wodid 'nio'ni--'''is Is lie place 10 h"! h'"'o'i
yu,..o,.r,,.. yu ..oc,o,, s,,.s ,ca so,s,, Iros, g,
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LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2G..--' 2. N
Nelnel Is Spirits lll;.
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CAHEs.--We are thankful FOR Tie large trade
we have hand. Cur sales have been large, hu: we
still lave It tp cuid stock Of the very hest ard
ucwysi STYLES Of Gcuis Furnishing Goods AMI Cloth
inc We CLAIM. TO have 'ho Largest stock Of Cloth
iog in the oil nc-ion. and 90 Lot except Titu-v,lc
or acy Other oil town, an: our plices are 20 PER
Cent. ION'LT than Ttt.sville rates.
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And Marked our Goods Down,
And Ma ked Goods Down.
~ q Marked our Goods own
And Nt:i;Ctaur Goods Down
AMI Marked cur COnls Down
hud Mart"i ohr Cao7s y wa
and Marked oug Goods Down
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D..rya or
9GFHOLuUT CENraE DAur 'aropn
PETROLEUM CEErtG Aug. II. \
There is coasidcrabl, moro ao'n. in tic
market to-day, and @ finer feeling pro-
valfs The sales were q cars ia lots al
1875.
z-z,,-zy-yy. ~. e,
s.Eat-ltE%ss. Il a. >,sr,i .s,..ss. 'Usa.
EftF2f PE.,
REPORTS os all .i,c Sales or petroleum,
lu New EorA Yesterday.
Western sTni8u A5Hc 5za"ssy. 1,cpor1.
special Dispatches to the Dsg lic3ld
Crude in balk hardly aotti-i, some Do.
mand on spccala ton and taire trad from re-
fners, sales 1900 delivered next month at
10; 1909 same delivery l2lE. Closing at
u. Refaed al stand still al sales snai!
lots 10 fll vessels at &c.
Fai!a. prices in buyers favor, 1900 bbls
sold aug at 245a. Closing about these
figures.
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GGED Nl4Ls &i.iE<.
NEW YoEE, Aug. rs.
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T'ilr Second Ins'1'mer;,
Ttc second iu-tlmglj,
The Second in-tGlmpu,,
The Second lu-'Hllu"nt,
The Second lh.!I,mgrt,
T'lIa Scco.d l.-'.,.rollr, |
III. Second lEs,a Agnt,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-30
Meeting of tsAe Grand hodge "a fE.s
United States, Z. .. o. e.
FIFTH DAT.

The Grand Lodge assombled yesterday,
at > o'clock a. NJ, at the hall Of tie Ordrr,
| on Gay street. pursuant 10 al 5urnrcnt,
NJ. w. Grand Sire EarnsWorth pro .idi0g
The only matter Of general interest was
the adoption Of nine resolutions, relating
to non-paymcnt Of dues. these resolu-
| tons declare that member Of the order
who becomes in arrears for dues for the
period of one year may be suspended or
dropped from membership, but he cannot
be expelled from the order Oh account Of
being in arrears for dues /; o member SUI
pended or dropped for non.payment Of
dues may be reinstatcd in lodge or en-
campment within one year after suspeL
sion by paying the amount of ore years
dues after one year he must pay for rein
statement the fee charged for Iuitiate Of
the same age in case a suspended mem
Der wishes to connect himself With another
lodge or encampment in the same jurisdlic
ton, he may, within five years after sus-
pension, take out card Of payment o.
one years dues and cost of card. Ii aftcl
five years suspension n member shall be-
entitled to d dismissal certificate, whicl.
the lodge shall grant upon tho receipt Of
one dollar.
IL a suspended member wishes to regain
membership in another Jurisdiction t:.c
lodge to which he belonged shall grant
dismissal certificate upon the payment Of
one dollar if a lodge, &C., has refused 10
reinstate a member for non-paymeLt &:
dues, the lodge shall grant dismissal Ger
tifcate upon the payment OF one dollar
where the books of an extinct lodge, De,
have been lost or destroyed, the Grand
Secretary or Grand Scribe, as the case
may be, upon being satisfied of the good
standing of any member or such extinct
lodge Or encampment, may issue to hlm
a card of withdrawal. Who're the books
of defunct lodge, &C., are in the posses
sion of a Grand Scribe or Secretary, re
may issue cards to former members q
tho defunct subordinate such Carl
shall have the same privilege as
card issued by any existing subordinate
that dismissal certificates may be receive
upon deposit in any lodge, &C., as the
case may be, but the privilege Of visiting
lodge or encampment shall not DO
awarded to the holder of dismissal cerl-
ficate; the certificate shall be provided by
the Grand Corresponding and Recording
Secretary, and be sold at the same rate as
cards.
Seven reports were made in relation t.
the lodges or degree Of Rebekah, which
were laid over. The proposed amend
ment to the constitution, providing tina
the sessions of this Grand Lodge shall no.
be held elsewhere than in Baltimore Often
er than once in three years was LAID over
After secret session the lodge ao-
journed.
The annual session of the Grand Lodge
will close to- day, after the installation o.
the new ofTicers.-Balt SIN. Sept. 24h.