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rotlTNgY.

Prof. W. o. Perkins, the distinguished
musician, has been spending a few days
here.
Rev. Cassius II. Harvey, Baptist clcr-
gyman of Erie, Pa. an old student of Troy
Conference Academy, occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist church ON Sunday morn
ing
Rev. j. Ryland Kendrck. ID, writes
to the n. Y. Examiner and Chronicle in re-
gard to the recent ordinations of Rev Mr..
Pierce and Rev. Mr.. Dunn ms pastors at
Poutncy and East Poultney. as follows:
"a year ago | thought the prospect of
both these churches very gloomy, but a
wonderful change has occurred. Last
winter under the preaching of young Ii
| centiatc from Hamilton, n remarkable
worl, of grace visited them. and nearly
| doubled their numbers. A few months
| since. each of them settled a young minis
/ ter. DR. Goadby having retired from his
/ pastoratc IN the West Village. Ii is u ctl-
rious and interesting fact that these brcth-
I rcn, now so Intimately associated, were not
simply classmates ut Hamilton, but room
mates and intimate friends. They are
both sons of Baptist ministers. and their
religious experiences were singulary alike
''rhcir respective churches-or parts of
the same church. as / insist on regarding
them arranged that their ordinations
should take place about the same time, so
that one council could avail for both occa-
sions. The first solemnity occurred on
Tuesday, the 29th ult in West Poultncy.
The council was composed of sterling men
/ Ilt # ..l.,.,
tor and i,s.business was transacted with al
intelligence. dignity and propriety that
have never seen surpassed in a similar
gathering. The candidate, brother Pierce
acquitted himself in very satisfactory
manner. and the ordination services wcr
deeply interesting. Rev. George Fisher. o
| Newport. \. y. preached an eXcelen
= sermon ON the occasion. Though the ia,
was one of heavy rains, the congregation
, were more than good
, Next morning, Wednesday. the 20tIl
the members of the Council were trans
:. fcrred to the east village. and they agai
organized by clecting DR.. Thomas. modera
tor. The beautiful valley in which Eas
e Poultncy lies was never richer in all tn
II pomp and loneliness OF a Vermont summer
!, tide The attendance al the church wa
considerably larger than that of the pre-
vious dav. and the services, as was natura
q were somewhat of deeper interest Til
:, candidate, brother Dunn passed Il satisfat
~ tory examination Rev. Mr.. Palmer, c
/ Middlctown. preached asermon of unusu,
" merit. As in the former case, | pa
re the other parts unnoticed The cNrcist
reached their climax of interest whc
brother Pierce, Il day-old clergyman. ga,
the hand of fellowship to his classmatc an
to friend. Many wet eyes in the congrcg
,. ton aitcstcd the pathos of the scene
w%asthe profQund! wish of all right-mindt
j" hands of the young pastors claspcd aero
a painful chasm might prophesy and syn
bolizc the completely restored fellowsh
of the churches over which they prcsid
There can be no justification or excuse f,
continued alienation between them. Wor
ing tremendously, they may restore Il
IL Baptist cause in Poultney to the prosperi
of its hest days
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OVER THE BORDER.



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Inc "''hcis nave S"'lc I" "orh ""a'i''
'hu inns tihe az INC proilerieu Terms At
'hcIr ias' strihe' "lich was ior ah increase
VI pay 'ney 'ccoi'cu VIVA, 'ney asked ior
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mummy '''''''"''','' INV W ""''' nav,
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lint ,brv INNS, rrf,nd WIN, has already
bccn mil tn thcm ihcv receive fine somn
,yoccs hu, thrir holl which womb have
been Il benefit to the town. will not bc
built.
Quite II crowd assembled at the fair
grounds the other dav to witness n lone
talked of trot between two of the rpprc-
sentative horses of fine yillooc. race to bc
the hest two in three, 10 road wagon. 800
side. The race came off and "I.adv
/ Judge" was the winner in two straight
heats.
At Il came of base ball ON the fair
grounds the day of the horse race, two
men were anxious to test the trotiing quail
tiles of their respective horses. and being Il
li,,,o .,dont c.re q darn" ohnu, thc r,,unor
!" "I''on po'h "I"Nc' 'i''''''sV" !" '"N' "
co'l'S'"n' Ill Mn'o' N'i'l'eS Nei' o"'"l''''c-
~ demolished. and one OF the drivers drag
red quite a distance ON the Ground but
beyond few bruises he was not injured.
.....
f.. T. Jackson Principal OF the graded
school at Whitehall. has been invited tt
,ol,o ,.horOo of ia. Iod;cs ser,i,ory ot ~,
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The German democrats of New York
city have nominated "Sunset" Cox as 'helr
candidate for Congress, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of James Brooks AS
the district is hopclessly democratic we
know of no man that would 90 pc''er So.-
vice for the nation, or reflect more creoi'
ON New York city, in that position 'han
Samuel S. Cox. We trust that the o'her
organizations of the party may endorse the
nomination, and that, at the opening VI
the next Congress, he may take his seat as
nf vOrp
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FASTEST HALF-MILE on record. Friday
was the great day of the Utica races. The
2;21 race was won by Judge Fullerton in
the first second and fourth heats. The
same horse In the course of the race trotted
from the quarter to the tmee-quarter pole
in 1;0i, the fastest half-mle on record.
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JAPANESE "A numberoi Japanese young
gentlemen are spending the summer at
Middlcbury. They are from the first fami-
lies in japan. and are sent TO this country
and receive an education.
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Rev, Charles NJ. Mead, Professor in An
dover College, native of Cornwall and II
graduate of Mddlebury College, preached
sermon of rare merit in the Congrega-
iional chulch, last Sabbath, which elected
high encomiums from his former associates.
There has been drifting about the state
paragraph that Mr.. NJ Spraguc of Corn
wall would raise 100 bushels of pears the
present season. This Mr.. Sprague is a
myth, but Mr. Henry Lane, and Mr.. Al
bert II Spery can exhibit fine growth of
fruit in their pear orchards, which would
delight any fancicr of that luscious fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane are now absent on an
excursion to Canada.
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NEW HAVEN.

Rev Stephen Knowlton will he installed
as pastor of the Congregational church ON
Wednesday, Sept. Bird. The exercises will
be of II very interesting character.
Mr.. George Caldwell. of Minneapolis.
Minnesota, is spending couple of weeks
visiting his numerous friends in his native
town. Mr. Caldwell has for several years
been popular railroad man in Minnesota.
Several parties and gatherings have been
improvised in honor of Mr. Cadwel's visit
and an excursion from Vergennes to Port
Henry and back on the steamer ''Curew"
which was participated in by more than a
dozen of his friends, all kecnly enjoying
the pleasant trip.
Mrs. Mary F. Meacham, widow of the
late Hon. James Meacham, has returned
from Burlington, where she has lived for
several years, and again taken up her resi-
dencc in New Haven.
Becman Acadamy, under the careful SUI
pewision of Capt. A. +. Leavcnworth,
commenced its Fall Term under favorable
auspices, August 18th.
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MlDDIEBURY.

George Hammond and Oliver Severance
who have recently returned from success
full trip to California, have purchased five
car loads of fine Merino sheep. which they
will ship to California the present week in
charge of Mr.. Albert Chapman. Mr. Ham
mond will soon follow to attend to the
sales. Mrs. Hammond is now stopping at
Lake Tahoe for her health, which has con
siderably improved under the genial in
huencc Of the California climate.
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patents. Patents have been issued to
Vclmontcls for the week ending July %.
"stqD9wsa".....
Springfield. to-" :" W"o's""
Banjo, to J 5 Stiles, Springfield.
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SPORTING.
Earnings at the Saratoga Races.

From the excellent racing report of the
Saratoga races, given in the New York
World, we extract the following rccapitula-
ton. showing the earnings that each horse
has won during the two meetings. with
the total of the get Of each stallion and
the gross earnings.
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INVEST RUPERT
L DU CATION NAL INSTITUTE.

The Fail Term Of this School will commence
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, is73
under the tuition OF its former teacher
NJ ISIS LIZZIE +. MERRILL.
with competent Assistants.
instruction is offered In Common and Higher
English Branches, Mathematics, French Latin
and German.
Good board in private families at reasonable
prices.
Persons desiring to patroniZe this school can
obtain further Information by addressing j.
WILDER, West Rupert, Vt.
reference Is had to former patrons and the
following gentlemen who have attended exam
nations OF this school: Judah Dana, A. NJ,
Principal or Rutl@nd High school; Hon. Henry
Clark, Member OF the Rutland Board OF Educa-
non; Rev. u. Hayden West Rupert. Vermont |:
III. W. u. Maynard, Salem, New York.
aug14d1w&wiw
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educational.

RARRE ACADEMY, BARRE, YER
- MONT. j. $. SPAuLDISG, IL. d., Principal,
A. II. KENDALL, a. b., Assistant Principal.
II Is the design OF the instructors TO furnish
young men ana ladies' the most ample and
thorough culture In preparation for college or
business. The philosophical and chemical APP
paratus Is extensive and freely used. Board,
including room, washing and ironing, from So 90
to 800 per week. FAN term begins Aug. 2lsl,
1873, For catalogue &C., apply to PrinciI al.
jyl6dTu& Fri5w&w5t
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NERGENNEs.

Mr.. Mcbride is keeping good the high
reputation of the "Steven's Hotel" long
maintained by the Stevens Brothers, who
have recently sold out to Mr. Mcbride.
who is already winning golden opinions
from the public
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The seventeenth quarterly meeting OF the
Rutland county Good Tcmplars Union
assembled in I.ovcland Hall, in Castlclon,
on Tuesday. Aug. 10Th, and was called to
order at hall-past ten o'clock, hy W CT.
Horace Campbell, of Poultney. Delegates
from the several lodges in the county were
in attendance. and the business was con
Quoted in accordance with the following
PROGRAMMES:
/. introductory exercises
.. Reading minutes of last meeting
3. Written reports of lodges.
4. Verbal reports from delegates.
). New and unfinished business.
A visiting committee of six was appoint
ed to visit and encourage weak and
struggling lodges in the county, as follows
II o Brown. lIiel lIollister. L =
Smith. Horace Campbell and VIM. +
Hines.
The following committee on programme
for r"v' "'natj"r,r es ole" pnnGiEt"1,,v. Z,
HAYES, III + EmmOns and NJ III Cook
The afternoon session convened at half
past two, and, being public. good num-
Der of the friends of temperance not con-
nected with the order, were in attend
ance.
The committee on programme for next
meeting to be held at Poutney, the
third Tuesday in November. reported as
follows:
|. Introductory business.
., Reading minutes of last meeting.
3. Written reports of lodges.
4. Verbal reports from delegates.
D. New and unfinished business.
6. Essays by Mrs NJ. II. Cook, of Cas-
Teton. and Geo. j. lIaylcs of Rutland
:. Discussion of the following Qucs-
ton
How can we, as Temperance workers,
best promote the interest of the Temper
ance cause
3. Good of the order.
8. Public address in the evening bv Rev.
VIM. f. Hines, of Castlcton
The following resolution was then read
and discussed
Res0ird, That the cause of temperance
''ii Nv ''''t Nh''tudiiN ny
perance organizations unity being strength
and that we hold the temperance public
in duty bound to join us, if they can con-
sistently ; or, at least, put no impeachment
in our way.
The discussion was opened by Rev l. IL
Stone, and carried on by b w Burt, A G
w Smith, Geo J HAYES, II o Brown, p p
Smith, II + Emmons, and closed by II
Campbell at length, and with much spirit.
A collection to defray expenses was
taken, during which short speeches on the
good of the oidcr, We're made by II O
Brown, l. II Stone, b w Burt and others.
The following were appointed as dele
gates to the National Temperance conven-
ton at Saratoga, Aug. 81; h W Burt. r
F. Lloyd and Horace Campbell
A resolution of thanks to the people of
CastletOn who had entertained the visiting
members was offered by Geo J Haylcs, af
ter which the meeting adjourned. W
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The trout pond of Ridley Brothers, near
Bristol village, has attracted many visitors
OF late. II contains many fine specimens
of the speckled beauties, weighing from
one to three pounds each
The Methodist church was occupied by
Quakers last Sabbath
The fall term of the Academy COM
menccs Sept. Sd.
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WHITEHALL.


\ new vein of red slate has been Ills
covered running through the lands of c.
u. Mann. Esq, at Granville, \. Y, which
has the appearance of being soft enough
for school states. were it of a suitable
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SYSTEM FOR BEGINNERS
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New Publications..
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oecu'ed W SINKING Fund. Coupons secured
ty an A"nnal 1a1 and Receiua6ie for civ
bond Debt Of the City limited on Lac 10
sGo0, 600; 1dra'le Property cf tie CUy
1NHE BONDS offered are authorized d by an
J. Act o. Assembly approved MARCH, 10,
1877, Tor tho construction OF tho new Civ
Hall. Their final redemption fs, by the terms
OF said Act secured by ''sinknG fund" to
DO accumulated from the annual rents OF tho
Dnliding: These rents will reach from IS 600
to $40 QUO per annum: and the Carolina Ma
tionai Bank holds lien of tho building for a
term or twenty years, as trustee, with power
to collect the rents and hold tho same ili vest-
ell as a fund for tho redemption of tha bonds.
By said act special annual tax is required
TO ne levied to pay the simi annual coupons
trustee OF the city'to receive tho taxes when
collected and to pay the coupons. The cou-
pons are also receivable for city taxes.
The taxable property Of the city is at pre-
sont assessed at 81, 900 .0e0; and by eaid Act
the bond debt OF tho city cannot be incre as cd
beyond $G0O .00O whilst these bonds are out.
standing. The bonds are exempt by law from,
city taxation.
These bonds are offered to the public a.
eighty nett, with interes from date Of pur.
chase to January l, 1873, allowed in settle.
ment. After that date, tic accrued interest
TO be added.
TO citizens Of Columbia these bonds will
give an income OF 12S per cont. aa may be
seen from tho following statement:
Seven per cent. bonds, at IS,
annunl intcrest. est......... 9i Der cent
Ninetcon years tn rnn, average
increase per aMnuM. .... ! pcr cent
CNy tax saved. ............ per cent
Average annual income. 49,. l.S
DeC11
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Buickinghann's Dye,

Asour Remover in many cases requires too
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gray orfaded Whiskers, We have prepared
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Sold by all Druggists. Price fifty oonts.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL g. co.,
NASHUA, NH.
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Pacific Guano CompaDy's
CAPITAL 81, ,C0A OOo)
SOLUBLE P A ClFIh GUAyO.

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4 the Southern States for lis remarkable
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The supplies put into market this season
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