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BURLINGTON DIsrRIcr.

Oren Gregg, Presiding Eller.-Burliug ton
Il Graham; Winooski, \ J Ingalls,; Wilistou
I Potter; Shelburn, y Beauiry; NORTH
Ferrisburgh and Charlotte, II Bond; Yer.
gennes and Ferrisburgh, W " Foster; Psnton.
John Chase; West Addison, J Austin; Bird
port and Shorehsm, \ Jacobs; Benson. " L
Smith; Fsirhsyen, L Walker; Czs:leton, II c
Farrsr; Poultney, Noe; Pawlat and West
Dorset, Townsend; East Dorset and Man
chester, II Dlnton; Dandy. W Bennett:
TInmouth, VI Learned; Mildletown, J c
Walker; West Rutland and Clarendon to be
supplied; Rutland, q Austin; Pittsfori. C c
Gilbert; East Pittsford, to be supplied; Bran
don, Andrew Heath; Leicester and Goshen, to
be supplied by A " Eastman; Whiting and
Cornwall, Matthias Ludlum; West Salisbury
and East Middlebury, Mott; NIiddebury.
Bailey; Weybridge. R J Davis; Ripton, 10
be supplied; Bristol, Simeon Gardner; Lincoln.
supplied BY z C Pickett; Stsrksboro, Y c Park
er; Monkton, Benjamin Cox; Hinssburg; C \
Stevens
Alexander Campbell, agent Of Freedmen s
Aid Society and member of Salem Quarterly
Conference.
John Newman, Principal Of Ripley Female
College.
W. W. Atwatcr, Secretary Of Vermont State
Temperance Society.
Simon McChesney. transferred to Rock River
Conference.
J. W. Carhsrt. Transferred to Wisconsin Con-
ference
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The Voice of the States.

Republican State Conventions, to select dele
gates to the National Convention, have been
held il Connecticut, Indiana, lows, Kansas,
Kentucky, Missouri. Ohio. Rhode Islsnd, South
Carolina, Wisconsin ana Oregon. All of these
conycntiors emphsticaly endOrted the admin
tration Of President Grant, and nearly al dis
tinctly instructed their delegates to vote for his
denomination The record, in detail. is as
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ETery One.

70 every .sT subscriber fof the WEEKLY FREE
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Line Engraving, entitled
" An Arm + uIl."
The regular price Of this beautiful picture is two
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sellers for any less sum. We thus give
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The Engraving is an exceedingly pretty one, exc
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Mr. aud Mrs. Caleb West Of Norwich, cse-
brstei their silver welding recently.
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The convention in Indiana was held in Indi-
anspolis Februsry 22d, and made the following
declaration:
Resoiref, That the administration Of General
Grant has been consistent with the principles Of the
Republican party, and eminently Just, wtse and
humane and such az iuiiils his yes and deserves
our cordial support And, therefore, instiu;t our
DELEGATES TO the National Convention 70 vote for
the denomination OF Grant and COlfax, as our can
d.dates i0r President and Wise President.
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graph company ,lirec.1!s o! lne New lUiA' Wv
founllani AMI London Telegraph Company,
members Of the National Academy Of Design,
Evangelical Alliance. Chsmber Of Commerce,
AuociAuon for the Aiysucenen: OF Science ana
Art, New York Stock Exchange, &c, &C. DR..
Adams delivered sn appropriate address. 4
large concoursc Of people assembled in the church,
and in the STREETS, to witness the funeral cortege
The LA1E ERAs1Us CoRSiyG.-Mr. Corning
w.s born of humble p=rentage st Norwich Con
neeticut, on the 18th dsy Of December, 1884.
At very early ,ge he came under the care Of
an uncle at Troy, NJ Philip Hart, with whom
be served as clerk Removing TO Albany he
became first the CLERK and thea the partner Of
John Spencer. Theuce.orwSrd his life wss a
career Of rapid snd Brilliant success He soon
becsme the head Of crest business house
wobse repute extended all over the land. He
identified himself with the lrcn Works which,
under bis Management. grew into magnificent
proportions. He became ssuccessful banker.
Still more to his taste wss the development Of the
railroad ,ystem Of New York. Taking the
Presidency Of the old pioneer Albany and Schc-
nectsdy railroad, he contributed to the extern
sion Of the line, and was the msster-spiri; of the
consolidation which made the great New York
Central. Over this corporation he presided for
dozen years Associated as director with
other great lines Of communication in the East
and West, he has justly ranked among the rail
road kings
For politics Mr. Corning bad lesr Taste. And
yet bis large practical talents and prominence in
the public eye naturally suggested him for pub
lie place. lie vas first alderman and then
mayor Of Albany. In ISL he WAS elected
to the Stxte Senate, and served for four success
sive years. In 1856. he was elected to Con-
gress, and sg.in in 1860 and 1862. He was
member Of The New York Constitutional Con-
vention of 1867. In 1888 he WAS appointed
Regent of the New York University, and the
Corning Foundation sttests his substantial il
tere,t in the cEure Of education.
Mr. Corning acquired great wealth. The for
tune which be leaves to his only son and child is
estimated ct not less than eight millions. His
presc;ence and comprehension enabled him TO
trsnsmute almost everything he touched TO
gold, and during the past few years his sccumu-
lations have been very rapid. Not q little Of his
property consists of western lAnds. and single
timber piece Of eight thousand acres shows the
scale upon which he moved. Albany Journal.
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The Connecticut Convention, which was held
in Hartford, January 24th, did not instruct its
DELEGATES but they are, aid were well known to
be, unf.ltering advocates of the nomination Of
Presiient Grant for second term. The plat
form adopted by the convention contains the
following plank;
Resolred, That we have undiminished confidence
in the patriotism integrity and ability OF President
Grant ana for the great and good work cone IN the
county's behalf we heartily thank him and his
Cabinet, and the two Houses Of Congress
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The Telegraph has reported that the Oregon
convention, which was held in Portland on We'd
nesisy, March 20, Endorsed the admin:strs;ion
Of President Grant, anu recommended the re-
nomination Of Grant and Co.fax. Toe mails
hsye not yet brought the particulars
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The convention for Wisconsin wat held il Mali-
son on the 9Th Of March, aai declared -
Tha. this convention does most heartily re;orn-
mend that the delegates here elected 70 the repub'
e!r national convention cast their united and en-
tire vote flr the denomination Of [. 5. Grant for
President Of the Ulie1 states.
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"pn praise my Maker with my breath,
And wnen my voice is lost in death
pll praise Him with my nobler powers,
While lite ard thoughta being lasts,
Or Immortality eudureSn
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Notice to Trespassers

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Notice to Trespassers.

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Notice to Trespassers.

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wishes Reliable Agents for Hartford and adjoining
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Agents to the Rescue !!

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Notice..

TTHE public are hereby cautioned not
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sep6-3tf RALPH w. CURRY.
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worth
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Alexander Boarman Thos Clement
Jno B Scarborough Albert Hopes
Jno F Galbreath Joshua Pierce
II A Silver WI, Pyle
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Philip A Barton John Rousey
Andrew Boyle VIM G Mccoy
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John H Stokes Andrew B Lindsay
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Notice to 1'respassers.

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IL Hunting, Shooting, or Trapping, on
RANGERS LODGE, as the law in such
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TreSpaSsers.
A LII persons are forbid Cunning with
N DOG or GUN upon either Shore, Creeks
or Lands of Spesutia Island, or they will
be prosecuted at utmost rigor of the law.
Robt. II. Smith, Geo. A. Courtney,
J. M. Simmons, D. E. Mitchell,
Robt F. Magaw. sept6-2m
ID USINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
ID CARDS neatly printed at The xlEg,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-09-20

1t is not physic which may give temporary relet to
he sufferer for the first few doses, but which, from
tinued use brings Piles and kindred diseases to aid in
weakening the invalid is it doctorcd liquor which
under the popular name of"Bters" is extensively
almed off on the public sovereign remedies, but it
is most Powerful Tonic and alternative, pronounced
by the ! cad N & medical authorities of London
and Paris and has been long used by the regular phys
clans of other countries with wonderful remedial
Suits