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misunderstanding to announcement,
Rev. j. @. Mott of Clarendon, supplied the
pulpit of the M. E. Church at Dandy, on
Sunday June 18th, in exchange with Rev.
A. W. Eastman. His text was selected
from the 9th chapter of Mark Both verse,
"For what shall it profit a man if he shall
gain the whole world and lose his own
soul" In this discourse, man was con-
sidered physically and spiritually, and
the value of the soul, and its salvation, a
subject which is but little thought of by
mankind, was shown to be of vast inn
portance. Man was shown to be COM
pound being, and as the body has various
members, so the soul has various faoul-
ties. The soul constitutes the man, the
body is the house in which it lives, and
in view of the fact that the soul or mind
is immortal and eternal, what could a
man give in exchange for his soul. The
Rev. gentleman proceeded to consider in
their order, all the various attributes of
the soul, the intelligence, wisdom, judg-
ment, memory, conscience &c, clearly
demonstrating its immortality. 1t would
be impossible for US to give anything like
a fair showing of this most excellent dis
course. This church has never been
favored with better sermon. Althoug
it was an old text, and one from which
ministers of the gospel often preach, yet
Mr.. Mott, gave it better rendering than
we have ever heard. 1t was clothed with
new ideas, practical in their bearing, and
the various connections and train of argu-
ment so plain that all could comprehend
it. We regret that the attendance was
not SO good as might have been. 1t does
people good to hear a sermon of this kind
and we felt the time occupied in listening
to it, was proftably passed. The dis
course was delivered in a powerful and
style, and all seemed highly
as we heard it remarked by
many. We hope and trust that Mr.. Mott
will faver us again some future time with
another as good a sermon.
Mr.. 81. P. Griffith, who by the way
is an old experienced hand at the business,
while out fishing few days since, caught
a brook trout weighing two pounds, it
being a noble specimen, Mr.. Griffith
thinks those who have heretofore stood at
the head on fishing will have to try
again.
"a ..s j.
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ORwELL-The Addison County Con-
ference of Congregational Churches held
their annual meeting in Orwell on Tues
day and Wednesday, 18th and 18th inst.
The attendance was good, Notwithstanding
the rain in the morning, and frequent
showers on the first day. Nearly all the
churches were represented, either by pas
tor or delegate, or by both, and the meet
ings were interesting, and, we trust,
profitable. Rev. Fl. F. Leavitt of Mid
dlebury, was chosen Moderator, and Rev.
Wm N. Bacon of Shoreham, Scribe. The
relation of the stronger to the weaker
churches was fully discussed, and such
action taken and resolutions passed as we
hope will unite more firmly the churches
of this conference and promote the cause
of Christ. -
Reports on the State of Religion in the
Churches of the County, on Benevolence,
on Church Discipline, and on Ordinances
were made by the several committees ap-
pointed to this work at the annual meet
ing of last year. Rev. Mr.. Bogue of Yer
gennes preached the sermon from the
words found in Ps. 1870, first clause.
Rev. E. P Hooker of Middlebnry, and
Rev. Fl. M. Holmes of Benson, admins
tered the saoraments, assisted by Deacons
James and Smith. The closing service
was solemn and impressive. s.
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Flagg's Instant Relief used externally always
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FLAGG's COUGH KILLER beats everything for
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The marvellous cures which have resulted from
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people generally, and the physicians in particu-
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round each bottle and sold by druggists every
where at so cents and 81 90 per bottle.
DR.. E. II. FLAGG, Sole Proprietor and Manut'r,
SS Maiden Lane, New York.
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HO FOR MINNESOTA.
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The Northwestern Colonization and Free
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WELLs' CARBoLIC TABLETS.

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with other efficient remedies, in popular FORM
for the cure of all throat and lung diseases
Hoarseness and liberation OF the Throat are
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cases of Threat diseases of long standing.
Don't be deceived by worth
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Send for circular. JOHN @. Ell, 0GG, PIatt
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Of st. Adams, vt. All these accidents occurred,
and the insurance was paid, within three months
each claim being paid about sixty days before
it was due by the terms of the policy. The Tray-
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benefits to its policy holders, for death or injury
by accident, for every working day during the
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The Travellers Life and Accident Insurance
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MANHOOD. 154th Edition

Corrected and revised by the Author, e. DE F
CURTIS, Doctor of Medicine, Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, England Licenti-
ate of the College of Physicians, Edinbure !;
z Honorary member Faculty OF Medicine, Paris +;
&C., &c, &c.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure
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synopsis of the impediments to marriage, the
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90 years successful practice.
Price SO cents by mail. Address the Author
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG-By sending IS cents
l. with age, height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive by return mail, a correct picture OF
your future husband or wife, with name and date
of marriage. Address w. FOX, P. o. Drawer
No. "a, Fuitonville, N. Y. Gm3Odaw4w
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TO CONSERVATIVES!

BUY ME-, AND Ill Do You -GooD."-DR
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I'O THE LADIES.

The cslebrated DR.. l.. DIX particularly insiifs
All Isdies who need medical or surgical Eoviser.
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N asa which they viii 6nd arranged for then
special secepmodst1Sn, -
this particulrr branch Of the treatment Of al dis
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fboth IN this country and In Europe), that be ex-
cells AL other known practitioners IN the safe,
sneedv ana efYectusl atnen. Of ali female COM
plants. @
His medicines are prepared With the exPress
purpose Of removing all diseases, suen ~ usDs,
Of the womb, also Al discharsss sh,en now from
1o ~ state Of the blood: The Doctor IL nov
sp s.snsred 70 treat in his peculiar style, both
E.Ssiiy and surgically, all diseases ofthefemals
~ and they are respectfully invited 70 call at
NO. 81 EnDaCozT 6rHKE1, BosTou.
An iettefs requiring advice must contain one
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LIVE LOCAL AGENT WANTED in eve
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CHEAP ADVERTISING We will insert an
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Having become satisfied, after thorough inyes-
LEGATION, that Elastic sponge, as now and lately
manufactured is one of the best of all the substi-
tutes for curled hair, for many If not most of the
uses of upholstery, we have accepted the agency
of it, and intend hereafter to make it speciality
in our business. The objections which have been
made to it and whic it Is well known We our
selves have thought were well founded, we have
ascertained cannot be urged against the article
as now perfected The process OF manufacture
has been entirely remodeled under the advice
and superintendent of one of the most eminents
of New England New chemical and mechanical
appliances have been introduced in cleansing
crude Sponge, and in charging it with glyce'in
with such entire success, that Elastic Sponge may
now be said to be chemically pure. There is alb
solutely nothing in Ii but the clean fibre OF
Sponge and chemically pure glycerine.
The objections to Elastic Sponge being thus re-
moved there remain its undisputed merits which
certainly entities it to be considered of the
most valuable as it is one of the most curious and
interesting of late discoveries Chief among these
merits is, that it IS proof against NOTES.-The
great scourge of the busine sand against all
other insects. Then its elasticity Is permanent,
based IL is on the non-eva pOrable property Of
gycerine and the ndestructibility of sponge fibre.
We have always been satisfied upon these two
points, which are the essential requisites in such
materials The evidence Is now equally clear
that il ia wholesome and sweet. 1t is certainly
light and soft, easy to manipulate, and cheap
enough for all except the lowest class OF goods.
For the cushioning of churches theatres, public
halls, railway stations, omnibuses, carriages,
steam and horse cars and the like it will pcoba-
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ding, we now prepared to recommend the
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the article in bales.
HALEY, MORSE & CO,
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SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ENGLAND.
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Sects and creeds differ, but there are no dis
senters from the general princple that great
medicine is great blessing We have many of
THESE blessings. but among them all, in the prov
lnce TO which it be- onzs, no greater than TAR
hANTS EFFERVESnENT SELTZER APE
RIENF. A column wond not suffice TO -pume-
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physicians OF the highest standing 1t does not
belong to the GLASS derisIvely termed patent med
icines but is an article based ON scien fc analy-
Sis and will stand the test Of the sharpest and
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stomachic, an anti-febrile preparation, and sd-
mirable remedy for all bilious complaints.
Let there be mistake. Secure the genuine
article only. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FAIRNESS OF VERMONT.

You have wide-awake Agricultural Paper in
your own State Send so cents to the Publisher,
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and try the VERMONT FARMER the remainder Of
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We have head but one opinion expressed of it,
which is commendatory in the highest degree
Standard, Barton.
1t contains a large amount of special interest
to farmers, which is presented in systematic
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DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
Is most perfect Alternative and is offered to the
public as a great invgorator and remedy for all
impurities OF the blood, or for organic weakness
with their attendant evils. For the foregoing
complaints DR.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba is
confidently recommended as household remedy,
and should be freely taken in all arrangements
of the system.
1t is NOT A PHYSIC-It is not what is prop
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such, but is simply powerful Alternative. giving
health vigor and tone TO all the vital forces. and
snimstes and fortifes all weak and Emphatic
temperaments.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, Platt St., New York,
jel6 d&w4w Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular.
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II w. VAN NAMEE, NJ. D., success
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CE OF GUACh DDCGDke AZ
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oDACK NORTHUMBERLAND s,

Enrough false csrrircsfes snd refeTenees, and re
e0Iumeridarions OF their medicines by the desd
ygho carnot axpose or contradict them; or who.
o.sides to further their inpositlons, copy from
medical books much that u written % the quali-
r;- ard effects Of different herbs ana plants, ard
ser7he all the same their pJl L., srTscr soeeif
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sTRAEGEKsaND TKAvaLEB

FOREIGN AND NATIVE 4DASKS,
vno know little OF the nature and character az
Special Diseases, and less 70 their cure. Some
EXHIBIT forced diplomas Of institutions colleges
vhich never existed ID any part 1f the world I;
others exhibit diplomas Of the dead, how obtained
unknown; not only sssu ming and advertising
In Games of those inserted IN the diplomas, but 90
further their imposition assume names 81 other
celebrated physelsns long since dead. Neither be
DECEIVED by
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
The Washington Monument.

We present our readers to-day an interest.
ing article on the monument now in course of
construction at Washington city in memory of
him SO justly styled 'The Father of his
Country" Ample reasons are given why it
should remain on its present site; the objects
and uses of such structures are set forth in
truly mastery style, and a complete history of
the monument is furnished from the concep-
ton Of the plan to the present time. Sugges-
tions are also given, that, if carried out, will
tend TO hurry its completion. and we trust that
the year just born will not pass without strong
effort being made to have the structure
finished at the earliest time practicable Az
it now remains it is disgrace to our people.
If private subscriptions cannot complete it,
then government money should. We rely
upon the patriotism of the American people
to no longer permit the unfinished monument
to remain as it is, but to insist that the work
upon it recommence, not to cease until the
plan is carried out in all its details.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
Po.spouemen. Of .ho European Congress.

P0stponement Of the Euf0pcan Congress.
The London Conference has abruptly ceased
to be prospective fact. Pity it is so. The
men who now claim to represent France are
solely to blame for what must be called fail
ure. The London Conference would have
been blessing to Europe and the world, and,
as we think, to France. The muddle is such
that meeting Of the great Powers had be-
come necessity. The Conference could not
but have been gain to France. The existing
French governments government self-consti-
tuted-was asked to send a representative.
The invitation was virtual recognition of the
dc tacto government, and, of course, Of the re-
public. In the Conference the present French
government would have been fully recognized,
and their pledges given for France would have
been as sacred as any pledges given by any
government which France has ever had.
France, or rather the men who claim to repre-
sent France, committed big mistake after
Sedan: The mistake then committed is re-
peated and aggravated to-day. So far as we
know no question was put by the other
Powers as to the standing of the dc facto gov
ernment in France. The situation was ac-
cepted. But Gambetta and his crowd, or, as
Napoleon somewhat wickedly calls them, "the
lawyers and the loafers," demanded that the
republic must be recognized" before France
would consent to send representative. In
present circumstances the congress could not
but have been blessing to France. 1t would
have compelled a cessation Of hostilhies. 1t
might have saved the city Of Paris and the
honor Of the French people. But it was too
much to expect that the men who will not con-
sent to the convecation of the States General,
and who prefer to shed blood rather than
sacrifice their places, would consent to con-
gress which, while it would have saved
France, would have been their own ruin. The
other view of the case is that the other
Powers have done Europe and the world an
injury by deferriag to a class of men who
are more careful of individual interests than
of the welfare Of their country. The post
ponement of the Conference is calamity but
the burden of the calamity must fall upon
France, and France when she is allowed to
speak out will not, unless we greatly mistake,
show much mercy to Jules Favre, Gambetta
and their friends.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01

SECRETARY BoUTwELL's FINANCIAL Policy
is just at this time the subject of most unfavor-
able criticism, the present stringency of the
money market being traceable to the pertina-
city with which he adheres to his scheme OF
boarding gold and greenbacks The Secretary
has felt called upon TO defend himself against
these attacks, and says his policy is wholly
misunderstood. His object is only to hold
sufficient funds in the Treasury as are neces-
sary to meet the public obligations and keep
him from going on the market to borrow.
After paying the January interests and
redeeming the matured three per cent certif-
Gates the balances in the Treasury will not
be large, and hereafter the accumulation OF
coin will be comparatively small in conse-
quence of the decreased receipts from customs
under the new tariff In view of these facts
Mr.. Boutwell, thinks it inexpedient to deviate
from the policy which he has heretofore pur-
sued