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WARREN D. WILKES.

sa5- The dry weather continued until last
Friday, when light rains visited this section,
and on Saturday there were additional and
heavier showers. High winds on Sunday and
Monday, however, completely dried the earth.
Yesterday was cloudy, and a light shower of
rain fell in the morning. Farmers are still
complaining about bad stands of cotton.
Wheat is looking fine, with some rust on the
blade occasionally. The oat crop is unprom-
ising. Not much said about the corn prospect.
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Mr.. G. E. Elford, associate editor of the
Greenyile llouataincer, has severed his con-
nection with the paper, on account of its en-
dorsement of the Cincinnati nominees.
: The Columbia PRaair records peculiar
ly hard case. A State official, who has not re-
ceyed any portion of his salary for several
months, has been compelled to borrow money
to pay his license tax "on salary" which is
still due
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The New York Tribune announces that
''AIr. Greeley accepts no invitation to speak on
political questions while 4 candidate" and ex-
presses the hope that this announcement will
be accepted as his final determination.
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a8- We are authorized to announce JAMES
BRINE, Esq, of Greenville, as q candidate
for Solicitor of the Eighth Circuit at the next
election.
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semi-scicntiic satire on Creation, called "Thc
Comet''-a book which, if written in England,
would have made life long reputation for its
author, and have been wondered at by man
kind.
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, May %, 1872.
Sales of cotton for the week ending to-day
81 bales. Prices this afternoon range from 81
to oil.
Bacon, 10 to 12s; Corn, 1.s5 to 1.5o; Peas,
1.35; Flour, $40 to Sl3. -,
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nc The friends of j. S. MURRAY, Esq,
of Anderson, S. c., nominate him as candi-
date for the Office of Solicitor of the Eighth
Judicial Circuit at the next election.
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ns- We are authorized to announce VIM. H.
PERRY, ESD, as a candidate for reelection as
Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Solicitor.

80 We, tho undersigned, citizens of Beltou
and neighborhood, beg leave to nominate Maj.
JOHN b. MOORE, of Anderson, S. c., as
suitable candidate for the office of Solicitor Of
the Eighth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing cleo
ton. -
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Circuit Court.

The May term of the Circuit Court for An
derson County will begin at this place on Mon
day next. The term will be chiefly occupied
with criminal business, and will not likely last
more than one week, we understand.
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For Probate Judge.

rs The friends of WILLIAM S. BROWN,
ESQ.,, nominate him as suitable candidate for
Probate Judge of Anderson County at the next
election.
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supervision of the directors of the Peruvian
hospitals, and therefore pure. The manufac-
ture of the article is immense, and the cures of
we'll known persons which have attended its
use especially in this city, are attracting great
deal of attention.
am informed of gallant act performed in
mid ocean by Captain Berry, of the steamship
Charleston, which plies between the port by
that name and this city. While he was stand
ing on the promenade deck, little child in the
arms of its nurse, either sprang or fell over
board. As quick as thought the noble fellow
followed, and almost before the little one touch
cd the water, he had the child in his arms and
safe. Being an excellent swimmer he sus-
tanned himself until the steamer was stopped
and boats came to the rescue.
The weather is in advance of the season, and
white hats, thin clothes and soda water have
commenced their reign. The great parks arc
thronged with visitors every afternoon, and
summer resorts arc beginning to fill up with
city guests
The summer books promise to be unusually
readable. All of the publishers announce more
or less of the best reprints and translations.
One of the most entertaining volumes thus far
issued is by E. J. Hale & Son, entitled "Darc
Fairfax" charmingy written lifc-story, in
which romance, sentiment and fine descriptive
powers are combined to hold the attention of
the reader from beginning to end. The same
firm publish "Salted with Fire." and strange
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Auuts & shurs.
FREE.
Grand Entertainment +:
Ar
IT, a. w % g. We ~ = g,
- Church street. Huriing;on. VT
HooT = ~HOE STORE,

The Manager las the honor to announce TO the c I'll
zens OF Burlington and vicinity a serie- "i
General entertainments 1t the popular
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DIR AIN sc.

rDHE attention Of the citizens Of Burlington and
i the adjacent towns and villages is called to
the
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II your Druggist is 1g- cf he Sake. a.l - --7
10 keep supplied, -e1i seventy -,r. costs -.---.-
below, a4d receive q box Uy r.t-.l l-a--
Put M IN large B7ves NJ 50 cents r7..
te4r.y llr.c tnr- a- ..r-e a- i.- A-lr.....
atavrI Prepared Ug MISS G. -LNl Ll.. ana
put up by l. III ROBBINS. Wholesale
and Retail Druggist. ROCElend. Ale
4 Ira. BOX =eut free mail .- b. .e.ut 90 seventy
fyc cents, ly J.. N ROBBINS EacA-4H1- Ne
THIS VALUABLE S3TVE Is SOLD By
ALL DEALERS ~ MEDICINES.
HENRY CO., wholesale Asor's.
Nov. -c&wC Burlington 10
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While Professor Cooke wSs engaged in placing
the winged Victory ia froBt Of the orchestr. al
the Coliseum, porily gentemsn, whom We will
call Mr. NAgnus. approached and Gccos,ed the
Professor. = What, pray, have you got here 20
." hsueh's Victoria" was the reply; upon
which he moved back few pscet to take foil
vieT,-thumbt in The srm-boles of his vest, and
exclaimed. ore rotunds. Well, that is Whist
should call very fsir likeness; have seen her
Lsdyship years ago when she Ess young and
fair and should say it ID about as good as many
OF her pictures which are knocking about. -
Perfect gravity was obterved by the crowd,
until the big drum offered timely relief to the
sense Of the ludicrous-Boston TraUsller.
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Mrdital.

and about the Heart, sinking feeling, Dihculty Oh
hri positive proaf Of what assert and
A a pToof Of it, we annex the testimonials given
below.
From Joshua T. Kendall, Concord, n NJ
Nv wife was troubled with water about the Heart,
and could get relief from any physlc an. ouo
VS. so troubled with great nervous ness at oertA
int.ryals. arising from Heart Disease purchAseu
some Of the MART hE1O LAIOh; 49, n en-. ~
oht,ined treat relief The use Of the Heart hesus
iator ave her immediate relief from all sinklns Vi
me spirits AID she would not be without II al any
time c,,......,o,, .ha Hart Reru-
lo,lr 70 arv enc troubled with the Heart DISEASE
ard advise them 10 try it as safe ana eerfSin Io-
edy. JOohOA -
from Mrs. E. P Feed, Concord, N. H.
tv.s afflicted for several years with Palpitation
Of tbc He.rt attended with dizziness and gradqA4IJ
Increasing debility For more than two ye rs va
suhiect 10 severe derting pains through the hear'
followed By sense Of suiiocation and dlheulty Y.
breatbing threatening instant death FOR elsht
months was unable 10 lie down, but was oollse1 -
n bostered up in bed. in my chair through tne
night When .eep the motion OF the he'l. 49,
often stop, causing ne 70 wake suddenly AZ go go
distress, and preventing me from getting necessary
rest. a., Il ....,.-tb
and had given up all hopes Of permanent Iellei,
when was Induced by fre1d to try the eiheaey Oh
The HEART REGULATOR ~ the use oil a lew s',
battles was restored to nay usual health anu ~,
the last ten years have suffered no severe attAcAs
ehee-rtIIy and greatfully rsc1mmcld It's U.s. 70 III
P''7'As MRS. Z ?. REED.
p--.t dss,air fowe-e- difficult your cass may
srpear. but give the HEART REGULATORS thai
Ii bss cured many very Tar ad vanced and Will IN
d1ubtediy cure all Of Heart Disetss.
YISCENT Il TAFT,
Burlington.
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From the New York Observer
81 Have Glorious Hope'
THE dying expression Of an sged HAL VI o
ny AUGUSTUS BROWNE GARRETT.

THE dying expression Of an aged man OF 81 years
ny AUGUSTUS BROWNE GARRETT.
Il have a glorious hope"--a hope which bri ehter
As sesr nv steps that tide whose depths no NOR
But ti hH 70 IKE itsdephs its current fierce and
For ia arm lean on BIN the Crucifsd
-Ib.vsa glorious hope'-When spheres are al
ssrt san M Film trust. I triumph in His name
Farewell. brief world, farewell, with all my care
The ~ confSts past for aye to endless peace 60
81 have a glorious hope''--no Day Of Wrath 'oF
To NE 1' the ArchAngers trump will he sweet mel
Fresh ia' from it. quiet sleep my Guickened flesh
And ' Clasp its spirit-self united eysrmore.
81 tsrs a Glorious hope 1.-THE city IS in sight,
with throngs OF praisius saints all robed IN lus-
And md them faces dear long vanished from the
Now Smiling In the grace cf their celestial birth.
.Ihare glorious hope" Lord, FIR thy soa's
1n,o tty s.arner pure thy loving servant take
The Rivers brink Is reached, hear the songs %
Home, A. O.,
come
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THE NEW STYLE
WHEELER 81 WILSON.
NEARLY 100000 NOW IN USE,
One Hundred and Tw enty-Eieh ThOus-
and Five Hundred n Twenty-Eisht
WHEELER & WILSON MA
CHIMES sold last year.
THE NEW STYLE

a. d all Of them Family S.ping Machinesa as we make
no heavy Manufacturing Machines which form SO
lAi ge an item in the sales Of other Companies.
Twice as many FAMILY Sewing Machines sold BY
Wheeler Wilson than any by other Company. TINS
Machine will do all kinds Of Family Sewing from the
j. est to the coarsest fabrics using silk twist cotton
%; linen thread and ma king the Inferioeked Elastic
Stitch alike on both sides Of the fabric sewed-and
recognized every where the most durable and
handsome stitch. By Of its attachments, other
stitches can be maze. Embroidery, Double Loop
and Single Loop stitches; very easy to rip, and
therefore but little desired.
We claim, and can show, that the Wheeler VII
is the sfiHssf, simplest, most durabie and ghtes
runnisg lock stitch Machine in use, and will give
One thousand Dollars for Any standard Shuttle Ma
chine that will excel 1t in either of the above men
toned points.
Having no shuttle or undertension to adjust, the
simplicity Of the Wheeler Wilson cannot DO ques-
toned. We shall be happy to show the Wheeler d
Wilson to any one who will call at our newly far
nished Room, at 40 Church Street.
We do not crowd the Wheeler Wilson into your
house. but will be happy. to let you try one before
purchase
Don't buy Machine before calling to see the
latest improved Wheeler Wilson Machines. Sold
on the monthly instalment plan IL desired.
Send for Samples Of work and Circulars, to
SOLON NJ. ALLIS, Agent,
40 Church Street. Burlington, Vt.
March 27-d&wu
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The Heart of June.


p.rn in the heart Of the June. my love,
Down 10 The heart Of the June
The eolf, gold sun lie hrldegr om PROUD
L, Z. the fair sky's Veil q summer cloud
I,bile the green eastl laughs out aloud
In The heart 70. tie red, RED june
Ttf.fst the hest or the world my love,
This is the best Of the eas-
Behind Is The spr MT me, cold aud sweet
Forward the summers leverish heat
STAY. then ms oar ing. t'Iy hurry ln- -te''
For the best %. our li-e Is here
SIN the rel vine % the June. uIy love,
elp N. red W .1e li The june
In NAV il Is v.hItc ss the fading snow,
furlst's deep Iur IRE VIII cafken lis go"
Thea. with lingering lips, nj q sses SLOW,
Sip the red, red wine Of june.
III, -.s.s. june roses. are rel. my love,
They Gang iron your iattce lh-u.
Fam wss ale i1ls- |-sHll's s-ht.e 'itat.
lie orange .Har- viii ae strong unto ded.n
I,ett the Sc rs sweet and its swet tlt-s "a. lA'
'IhJrs col. none SD .yrely as j.
Taer live in .lie heart cod tlis June my love-
Live if ne hear; II this June.
Cil.s We werr lg.at-s--oh, cold, nl zen 4eill
Soon must our Hcl-cI .l.c pr Er lls o"i N'-'-
Ant NIX we are ]. .T---lre gods un earn.
In tne heart / tals rel, red June.
C5xsrAyOz FESIaosg WoolsuN.
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DR.. S, j. BARBER, DENTIST.

SOUTHEAST CORNER CHURCH AND BANK srs.
All Dental Operations skillfGlly performed.
Chemically pure Nitrous Oxide Gas administered.
This is considered the safest and least disagreesbe
agent by which teeth are extracted painlessly.
Tulv
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The BETTER TRADE-There is an immense
amount Of capital invested in the butter trade.
According to statistics. the dairy products Of the
United ststss aggregate in value 5000. OOO, 900
annually.
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The Norwegian Lutherans Of New York city
hsye parchated a house in Monroe street able
to accommodate 800 persons. The PASTOR Of the
congregation is Rev. o. Jaul The Lutheran
sta,es that has now occupied mis- field of labor for
A5out hYe years. During the past yesr the
pastor reports - infants baptized, perfous
coufrmed. ami % a. having commuuei. Daring
tie FIVE years psst 90 members hsve been IT,
oeiyed by letter. The congregation suffers con-
stSutly by the removal Of members 10 the Nest
and the task Of searching out the N0r"egisus
scatteie1 al over New York, Brooklyn and Jer-
sey C,.y vas indeed trying enough to the Chris
tisu faith sud physical strength Of the pastor
The New York STATE Sunday School Convention
met At Norwich. Weinesisy LAST. From twelve
to fifteen hundred delegates were present--
The Fulton Street Prayer Meeting is rapidly -
preaching the completion Of lie fifteenth year.
which has been marked with great reyivs.s OF
religion in multitude Of churches throughout
the country. Never since 1885 has there been 60
much prsyer Ior tbs grCsttst, Of the gifts Of
Col Ss IN the yesr lsl2--A touching memo
rial service was recently celobrsted ty the Nora
vians OF Pennsylvania and neighboriug SiSIes
VI Gn&tenhutyen, Ohio The occasion was the
dedication o, q monument over the graves Of the
MoTSyisn Indians VINO we're mssfacfed By the
Englith IN MsrcE, LIS. The ceremonies. he'd
in the open air, ReIe attended by about 5000
pe7tons, and the exercifeE were conducted
by number Of Mcrtyisn minister
At the recent union MEETING Of The religious so
cieiies Of Harvard College. Rev. Eigard Z. Hale
said that the two greatest miracles Of modern
timer are the grSud success Of the Methodist
movement which saved Professionalism 10 the
world, and the American Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions. which Is fulfilling Christ's command 10
preach the Gospel TO every creature both Of
which movements originated in the conservation
o.. college students. The religious power which
.pr colleges are eLerting can never he fully e.
timstti, but such examples are enough to chow
how widely the wave Of their influence rolls
over the world TO bless it--Gsriuer Chilson,
ESQ. Of Boston, makes the suggestion thst st
the close Of the jubilee the great Coliseum
building be used for series OF religious meet
ings a Worlds Prayer Meeting for three
dNyt, snd contributors fer That purpose are
coming in.
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SIO0 Bounty, SEOO Bounty.
Attention, I'd Il Sd VI. Vols.

CONGRESS HAs PASSED LAW GIVING A
" Bounty ofslO0 to each msn who enlisted prior
To July 22d, 1851 to serve hTee ysdTs provided the
same has not already been paid.
The undersigned, offer their services to their
former comrades in arms in fling and prosecuting
their claims. START a WATSON. Attys.
Bank Block, Burlin ton, VT. May l0-dtwtf
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RELIGIOUS INTEanlcENcE.

Rev. T.. c. Estes, r. ten years pastor Of tie
Baptist Church 10 Jericho. has sent in his redie-
ns,i5u. to tsAe e5ec. August G.--Eew,on The
illogical Seminary has Just celebrated its forty
seventh snaiyarfa-y -- The next session Of The
Essex and Clsmp'ain Baptist Sabbath School
Congeati1n Of NeE ToTt, viii be held vi b the
Baptist Sabbath l5ol 81 Moriah, or Iu,'iiy
and Eeiaesisy, September Is SD ls.h--
Rev. J. P. Farmer having removed from hNst
WsIinc,ord % Ludlow hls Commenced ail n-
borf with the Baptist society there
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STEAMBOATS,.
1872. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. 1872.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

New York, Albany. Troy saratoga
Lake George, Niagara Falls. Buffalo,
and ali Southern and Nesier"
Points. ogdensburrs y '1n"dn.
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STATIONS
II MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.

IAITEhSALLf
Brown Stallion. Is. hands; foaleI Aug. ? 1867, by
Rysdyks Hamblet1nian, dam by Daniel Lambert
lhy tthan Allen out Of Fannie Cook, by An1sliah
Fnlue-or out If Cherub. by Abdalahl Sd dam by Sir
Charles. thoroughbred sou 81 DUroc will make the
season cf 1872 al Malvern Farms MorrlsTiAe, La
noble County, VI, az So 90 insure.
NIA5.
Brown Stallion, l6 hands rotled June ], i7t3' by
Ge'. 81. Patclen uIt " GIakercss pedigree anovel
viii make the season AZ same place at 80 70 IN
sure Mares ke % reas nAh.e Rates al owners risk
ALMDN ". GBISWOLD.
Fog Cirralars. ard al matters pertaining 70 the
horscs address EESRY S. Town. superintendent,
glsrr..ri.le VI Nay i6-wu
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MAIDEN DYE HOUSE.

MAIDEN DYE HOUSE.
As COURT ST., BOSTON.
u,AMILY DYING AND CLEANSING in all its
u branches. Send your goods by Express,
directed as above; will be promptly returned and
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
-EsrABLIsaED 40 YHARs.-
Agents for Burlington Lyman Allen.
March ls.-u6m
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TO THE FARMERS.

10 IHt tAk MEKs.
WE would call the attention Of Farmers TO
w D0DGEs PATENT COMBINED MOWER
AND REAPER AND sELP RAKER, as being in
ghtness OF drsft.conyenient TO handle and duraDil
ity, the most profitable machine to buy. Ii Is
made Of the best OF material and workmanship.
Having been improved, it will cut all kinds Of grass
and grain, whether lodged or tangled, also Fodder,
Corn. GraEs Seed, Clover Seed, &C., in the most
satisfactory manner,
The machine will be sold as Mower and as cheap
the cheapest. Farmers will find it for their in
terest to call and examine the machine before
purchasing elsewhere.
n. z. MILLER, Agent.
Nay i5-ditawkW6w shsibufn, VI.
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CEAELES 4. CETTIENIGN. Agent
June 2-ldEWfw Sixth Avenue. Ncw y
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FIRE w DIRK S !!
Campaign FIreWOrAs,
FOR THE BEST OF
SFsW.PsEEs EeEEDE.TG

- q fkstE =. "a Is EIsE - EsN "
Get the Lives Of the Great Music Masters;
or Beethoven, (f20D Of Handel, g. oes Of Mozart
81 80 Of Mendelssuhn, tsl.75, Of Kossni, lsl.5l
Of CHOPIN. ,sl.59l; or OF Schumsnn, SLID.
These are no heavy Biographies,
hu. are chsrmingly written and very entertaining
books, As are
fiozaIt's Letters, q vols, each sl.75)
Peethoven's Letters, is2o0E
Mendelssohn's Letters. L vols es,h sl75l and
"reminiscences Of Me-delssohn, ,sl15).
To have a Jubilee At home, send for
TEE WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
CHORUS BOOk.-.75
Fo- good work on Composition. buy
BAKERS tn EOR ETICAL AND
PRACTICAL HARMONE. $200
To make Sabbath School chldren's eyes sparkle,
get that GEN ofthe Season. the New Sabbath school
Song Book, entitled
SPARKLING RUBIES: by Asa Hull and
Harry Sanders, Esq. .35
The above Books sent, post paid, on receipt Of
retail price.
OLIVER OLSON Co, Boston.
CHAS II. DITS0S CO., n Y.
June 20-Eec6sat&wH
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sOLON NJ. ALLIS, Agent,
40 Church Street. Burlington, Vt.
March 27-d&wu
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Standard Preparation, endorsed by tho most
reliable Physicians and its astonishing curative
power attested by thousancs who nave Used IT,.
Ii ia a sure, quick remedy Tor ali diseases OF tho
Urinary Organs existing IN male female, irrita-
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travel, Diabetes, Reddish Sediment in Urine Thick
Cloudy Urine, Mucus and Involuntary Discharges
from Urethra, Retention or lncoutinence Of Urine
Chronic Catarrh Of Bladder, ana all Chronic MaIa-
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For sale by all Druggists aud dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Nov l5-deod&Wiy
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~ r. LIS a "a AfNf f-ah 4 = r. I
FOE COUGHS COLDS & uOARSESESS.
Taese Ta.' ere present tho Acid IN C0m0uatir1
WIKI o.lcr .elt rem c--s Ia popular f0rin .-
the ture cd all THROAT and INC Diseases.
HOANSENhsS and LLCEt.ATIuN g. tie
I'll kOAI are Immediately rel cvcI and statements
are constantly beng sent O. sic proprietor Ui rcei
in case of throat difficulties ot years stauiiu-.
CAUTION. Don't be deCeIge1 ry WORTH less i-L.-
tations. tct Only Wells Cs-hciic Tat'a-s Prca
- cents per roy. JOiiE .. KELLOGG. I- PIatt ST.
y y. sole AGENT -gT tie L. s.. send is- circular
Nav 25-fdNufw
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tt Elard.u Sunday School went Oh $40 OK
carsion 70 Lake George; FHdsy.--Ihe re-
ports At the Genera. Conference ST Bratdeblro
were Of much interett.-Ihe home mis- 5usry
WORK, done 10 Windbtm county by the YER
mont Missionary. Rev. Mr. Dickersoa, sustained
BY tie ADLER CHURCHES in that county, was most
encouraging for the example Ct every Other
county so 60 home ami DO ihew;se.--Af 1e-
cent meeting OF The Congregational Union a.
London. Easisni, IT was proposed to establish
sn insurance company with capital ot7jol,-
O01. which ,h5lli acl deu51iuGtiouSl-Sife, AID
insure 81 churches AMI church property, lsod
private houses as wel)-the shareholders TO be
entitled to per cent, ani The balance Of
profits TO 60 80 the benevolent work Of the de-
nomination.
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STONE CAMEO.
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Soil Silver Spoons To- variety solid harr-' bar
Kin-s Fls, Buttons, stlds and CHAINS
Pine and handsome WATCHES for Ladies. Nee lat
and round six Guard Chains.
gOYS AND CENTS WATCHES.
Pretty Doc Collars Large Dog Collars MASKS
Rubber lis io- WrnSers Silver Door Rates.
An extensive assortment q Lazarus Morris Per
fected spectac aud Eye Glasses 20 At every
Eve, and which give the greatest pleasure
AM satisfaction 20 those who use them
also the greatest variety o. other
kinds Green, blus and other
shades oi Sles a1d Lyc
PROTECTORS. and 6oE-
-.es If al qualities.
Watches aat Clocks cleaned and repaired,
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