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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26
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In Sutton, Sept. 9th, Mr. LIBA HoIr, aged about
81. Having lived in the daily exhibition of the
virtues of christian, he died with the pleasing ev
idence that blessed immortality awaited him be-
You'd the grave.
In Danville, Sept. 10, Mr. Foster Newell, aged
30 years.
In Woodstock, Sept. 90, Austin N,ashburn, son
Of Barnabas Washburn, aged u.s. Sept, II, Mr. Isaac
Doton, aged 81.
In Bridgewaror, Sept, 8, Mrs. Rebecca, wife OF
Mr.. Abia Woodward, aged 26
In Burlington, Sept. Is Mary, daughter ofSmi'h
aud Oroey Baou, aged years.
In Middlebury, Or. Eben w. Judd, aged &c.
Mary Fulton, aged 16. Mrs. Phelps, wife of Dea.
Elijah Phelps.
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The Cincinnati Post states, that large contract
for hogs TO be delivered the coming fall has been
made at So, so per hundred
A large sale OF choice cattle took place at Pow.
elton, near Philadelphia, on tho l2lh INST. Eigh-
teen sold for various prices from GOO to 1850,
averaging about $3.50 each. Nearly the same mum.
Der of bulls brought from AIS to $3.50
The furniture of the American House at Buffalo,
cost forty seoen thousand doNars. 1t was leused
with the house for nine years; and has been pur-
chased by the Lessee for ,oenty flee hundred doilars,
subject of course TO the nine years lease
Ashecoboma, tho Monnminee chief, who was
sentenced to be executed at Milwaukee on the first
day Of September, for the murder of Ellsworth Bur
nett, has been pardoncd by the Governor of Wis.
cousin.
Mr. Ewing, lately a member of the United States
Senate from Ohio in address at Marietta hap
PLY adverted to the fact that the administration
presses call all the opposition 'aristoerats. Ill
we are so, said he, many of you who knew me u
few years ago, had the honor OF knowing bare
footed, ragged, little aristrocrat."
a hypochondriac patient insisting to DR. Aberth
ny that he had swallowed amouse, the doctors ad-
vice to him was to Ego and swallow Il cat"
PATENT BUTTER. The Silk Culnlrist states that
the Emperor of Russia has issued patent 10 one
of his subjects, for new method of making butter
1t is thus; simmer the milk while sweet Is min.
utes, taking not to burn It, then churn il. The
butter comes very soon, and is of quality much
superior to that made in tho common mode. 1t is
richer, and preserves it flavor much longer; and the
milk, being left sweet, retains value for ordinary
use.
man was killed by firing feu-deJoie a, the
success Of the Van Buren, candidate for Represen-
tive from the towns of Hiram and Porter in Maine
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In Lyndon, Sept 90, by Rev. Mr.. Morse, AIR.
JcEL HASTINGS of this town, to Miss EMILY KNAPP,
of Lyndon,
In Danvio, Sept 30, Mr. French Morrill, to Miss
Susan Morrill,. Sept 20, Mr. JohnF Cutlor to Miss
Sarah p. Colins.--Mr Marshall Carpenter to Miss
Harriet Deming. Sept. 81 Mr. Nathaniel M Stocker
of Watervillo, Maine, to Miss Annette NJ. Smith,
of Danville, all by Rev. James Tonpeton.
In Woodstock MIR Amos Colby, to Miss Hannah
Pane
In Brattleboro' Mr. Reuben S. Sherman, of Dover
VT, to Miss Dolly Ann Snow of Winchester n. II );
both parties being deaf and dumb.
In Williston, Holman Barney jr. of Jericho, to
Miss Stella A. Ishain. -
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Books.

FHNHE subscribers have for sale a general assort-
h ment of SCHOOL BOOKS: among which
are the following Adams, Smiths, Bucher's,
WeIch S and P"rey,s Arithmetic Olney's, Parley's,
Woodb7dge's and Wizards large Geography; Mrs
Lincoln's Botany; Piaylur's Euclid; Worcester's
History; Parlay's LIST and I'd Book ofdo; Blakes
Astronomy; Crumbs Geometry; Political Class
Book; Smiths Grammar; National Reader; Clas-
steal do; Porter's Rhetorical do; Young Ladies
Class Book; Classical Speaker; Blar's Rhetoric;
History U. s.; do Fronch French Reader;
French GRAMMAR LIE Bruins Scemague; History
OF Louis XIV. in French; do Charles XII; Ciceros
Orations, &c. &c Also,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; among which
are the Observation-Disclosures Book; The Mother at
Home; Child at Home; Mothers Friend; Letters
to the Young; Six months in Convent; Mammon
IA Prize Essay; Church members Guide; Halves
Lectures Young Men; Memoirs of Mrs Judson;
do of Bratnard Taylor; Bucks Dictionary; Mn
CONS Bible do; History of Martyrs Lectures on
Dramatic Art and Literature; Bakewell's Introduce
ton to Geology, with Professor Siman's Appendix,
Large and Small Bibles; Watts and Select H. mns;
Toy Books, &c. &c. All of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
SHEDD u JEWETT.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. 25, 1887. s-tf
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, Sept 18, 1887.
REPORTED for the Daily Advertiser & Patriots
At market $50 Beef Cattle, Gncluding about $50
nnsold last weekly 900 Stores, 1850 Sheep, aud 4SO
Swine.
PRICES
Beef CaHte-About last week d prices were real
red viz; few extra, $3.50; first quality, s rs
a62o; second quality $5 $50; third guilty so a
StoTes-f earrings 81 9; two year old $l3 TO-;
three year DID, Sl9 %.
Meep-Lots were taken at 81 33, | 81, so, / rs,
81 %, IL, and 2 %. A few Wethers were taken
at $3.50 and 262.
;, S'o'"e-frices have declined; several lots 10 ped
die were taken at for Sows and for Burrows. AT
retail for Sows and 10 for Burrows.
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yVaRtoBR's IDaiay Journal.

VENlE subscribers will publish daily paper during
L the ensuing session of the Legislature, of the
reports of the proceedings of the Legislature, of
Congress-, and the news of the day. The paper
will be issued in the afternoon of each day, (Sun-
days oxcepted) in time Tor the mails which close in
the Evening. Terms ST..
Q-y7Members of the Legislature and others, who
will forward us the money shall receive copy
gratis for every FIVE subscribers.
The Waterman 81 Journal [weekly1 will be fur
nshed through the session for % cents--throe
months tor SO cents L. p. WAL TON 81 SON.
Montpelier, Sept. IS, 1887. 9-3w
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CALEDONIA COUNTY CONFERENCE OF

CALEDONIA COUNTY CONFERENCE OF
CHURCHES. The half yearly meeting of this
Conference will be held at ST. Johnsbury Plain, on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 4th and 9th of o.
tober. The order Of the services is as foows--
Wednesday morning, Sermon; i is expected on
mence at 10 o'cock,-t be followed by Addresses
on behalf ofthe Education Society Sabbath School
Unon-Seaman' Friend, Tract, Home and For
egn Missionary Societies And TO close on Thurs
day afternoon. by a Sermon and the Lords Supper.
All who are interested in the above subjects are III.
vtod to be presont and also request their neigh
bors to attend with them. ID. A. JONES, Scribe
Danvile, Sept. 81, 1887. S-2w
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EOOk 2 look!

FENHE subscribers are intending to start for Bos-
Il ton the first of next month, previous to which
time they mr>t receive lots Of cash Those from
whom cash is due requested 10 help to the
''neCdfut." SHEDD Il JEWETT.
September l6, 1887.
N. b. To those having Butter to dispose OF wa
would say-we will take it on debts at a price we
may mutually agree upon, will sell il in Bos-
ton and account for the avais. Any wishing to let
us have Butter requested to bring it in soon.
TT S. 81 j.
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u sn proved DiyImg FEue stoves

ny 81 Il. FAIRBANKS IL co. have on hand
-hAo and will constantly keep for sale an assort-
rnent of this excellent article which for oconomy,
convenience and durability is surpassed by none In
use.
st, Johnsbury, August 9th, 1887 1T
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very much like conservative; very much like a
man OF sense;--into such absurdiles had Calhoun
boldly dashed, in his anxiety to out ierod Herod
Calhoun had expressed great adherence Of ma
tional debit Benton tauhted him with some effect,
upon the loans made in 1892 and 1928, when, Cal.
houn himself was the most influential man in tho
administration
Benton said he would have preferred direct loan,
Ga very reasonable proposition, and which, it is
to be hoped, will be substituted for the proposed
notes.; and he gave good reasons for it. He only
was induced to vote for the proposition, by the pres
sing necessities OF the government, and its near APP
proach TO all the features of a loan.
In the House, Cambreteng reported bills, making,
with those before reported, the same number that
has been reported in the Senate. The bills reported
in both branches substantially alike, both being
copied, with riAing alterations, from drafls furnish
ed by the Treasury Department.
CamJyelcng also reported the Deposite Repeal
Bill from the Senate, a substitute for the bill Of
the House on tho same subject. This bill was com
mitted to committee Of the whole, and ordered to
be printed
He also reported bill granting 81 100000 for
the further prosecution of the Florida war-reierred
committee of the whole and ordered to be printed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26

AcoInrNT:-In erecting tent at the camp ground
on the borders of Canterbury and Loudon, last
Monday, Mr.. Timothy Bradley received blow on
his head from the fall of pole, which broke his
scull and rendered HIM senseless He died in
short time.--.N. III. Observer, Sept. %.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26

ACCIDENT. John Donegan, recently OF this
town, was severely injured while engaged in blast
ing rocks last week at Troy One of his thighs
was broken, and he was otherwise injured
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26

this State shows the following result:
Wings, 20
Van Buren, men, 9
Doubtful, Foster, Franklin Coz
Last year the Wing vote in the Senate was 10,
Van Buren, IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26

The Thugs Of Mdia.-There is a prospect that
this numerous band of murderers, who are prompted
by the dark spirit of ianacism TO commit the most
heinous of crimes, will be entirely broken up,
An English paper says, the commission for the sup
preston of this murderous caste have published
their report for 1886, according to which [474 muir
ders committed by Thugs have been discovered,
and in 3l7 cases the bodies found Two hundred
and forty four of the criminals have been taken and
tried, of whom thirty seven have been executed,
and the rest transported 10 Penang, employed at
the caste will be entirely annihiIated; they are
already completely disorgunized-the members dis
trust one another-thor leader have been executed
destroyed.
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EsE'faR tEsAg.

A LII kind of printing usually done in country
~ office executed with neatness and for the
customary prices at This office. Orders will receive
prompt attention
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26

1t is stated that upwards of four thousand of A
mos KendaIl's postmasters are denquents-and
yet it is proposed to make portion of these, if not
all, Sub.treasurers This would De like paying the
grst giving your wheat into the bargain for
grinding.
The administration has an utter adherence of
all bank notes, and yet proposes to issue treasury
notes for the accommodation of the people
The majority of the Wings in the Gubernatorial
vote of Tennessee, say the Louisville Journal, is
upwards of 10000, and their aggregate majority in
the Congressional elections is still gieater. We
advise the Old Hero to emgrate to New Hampshire
unless he prefers "the deserts of Arabia"
ltis worthy of remark that the letters from Gen.
jackson which have recently been published, foam
ing and raging against the banks, his darling
ret Banks, which he said were to give sound
currency, are both dated on different Sabbath days.
The recent election in England for the new Par
lament has resulted in the choice eff 343 Reformers
and 3O7 Tories, and 8 doubtful. The Ministerial
majority will be about 36.
a meteorc stone, weighing some 500 pounds tell
on the farm of Ezekiel Harrison, near Orangeville.
Pa, on the night Of the 9Th inst. and smashed ~
death a valuable OK, afterwards pepetrat;nu the
earth ten inches.
The New Orleans Bee of the 9th inst. contains a
complete list of the persons who died in that civ
during the late months of July and August. The
total number is 72I.
The Rev. Mr. Lovejoy publisher of the Alton OBJ
server, whose printing office was recently destroyed
ny mob, has published an extra, in which he de-
c'ares his intention to re-establish his paper come
what Will. This is right. Never yield inch to
MOD law. Several liberal donations have already
Oe'n made to Mr. L-by benevolent individuals to
enable him to continue his paper
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no ssaysEc6aaRs.

A FULL and complete assortment of
"a DRUGS and III EDICINES,
at tho lowest prices Orders by stage other
wise, promptly attended to.
HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River, Aug. %. 1887. A.
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Wanted immediately.

4 r this Office, apprentice to the printing
IA business, an Intelligent steady and industri-
Gus young man, from Is to IL years ofago.
Sept. IA. TT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26
LOCO FOCO CONVENTION.

From the .Nc'o York Commercial .adoertiser.
ANOTHER NEW COMMUNICATIONS has been
a grand loco-foco convention at Utica. Among
their dongs was the adoption of an entire new con-
stution for this state. We have the lew
constitution and read it. 1t sweeps away all char
tors, of every description, and gives nobody an ex-
elusive right to anything. Its heaviest blows, how
ever, levelled at the Judiciary. 1t is amusing,
rather, not the idea painful it would be
amusing, to note the exactitude with which all
jacobins, in all ages and countries, agree on the
subject of laws aud those who administer them.
Jack Cade nullifed all the laws IN England and
proclaimed that his mouth should be the parliament.
And just it has ever been, aud ever will be, with
the jacobins of every state and cline.
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Wing gain since last year,

The scattering votes number about lo0
The House consists of 1856 members-94 making
a majority AS far as heard from the Wings have
elected 81 and the Van Burenites So The election
of seven additional Wings gives majority
There are 40 to be heard from, and there exists no
reasonable doubt that the Wings will have a hand
some majority in the House The Senate consists
of25 members The Wings have probably elected
IL. and the Vanites il. The vacancies are filled
by the Legislature in joint ballot, which will give
the Wings majority in both branches of the leg
slaure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26
MAINE REDEEMED!

Tho question is now settled. The intelligence
,,,,,,;sbed last week is confirmed. Edward Kent,
tho Ubig-candidate, is elected Governor of Maine.
A victory has been won by our Wing friends In
Maine unparalleled in this country. The admins
traon party, for the last five years with from to
10000 majority, has heen most sgnally defeated,
Returns from all the towns in the State excepting
two plantations, which do not give more than 80
votes, exhibits the result as follows:
For Edward Kent, "a ,426
For Gorham Parks, 33,692
Majority for Kent, 736
Majority against Kent last year, 923l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13
HORRIBLE ADVENTURE.

Extract of a letter from Kirkee, July
8. 1886. The writer having been out
shooting, laid down to rest under tree,
when suddenly he was aroused by the
furious bayings of his dogs. On turn
ing round, beheld snake Of the ce-
bra de capela species, directing its
course to a point that would approx
mate very close upon my position. In
an instant was on my feet.-The mo-
mcnt the reptile became aware OF my
presence, in nautical phraseology, It
boldly brought to, with expanded hood,
ewes sparkling, and neck beautifully
arched, the head raised nearly two feet
from the ground and oscillating from
side to side, in a manner plainly indi-
catiye of a resentful foe. | seized the
nearest weapon, short bamboo, LETT
bv one of the heaters, and hurled it at
nv opponents head; was fortunate
enough to hit it beneath the eye. The
reptile Immediately fell, and lay appa'
rentlv lifeless. Without moments
reelection, i seized it little below the
head, hauled it beneath the shelter Of
tree, ana very coolly sat down to e5,
anime the mouth for the poisoned
/ fangs, of which naturalists spea!; Sc
much. While in the act of forcing the
mouth open with stalk, felt tn
head sliding through my hand, and t.
nv utter establishment, became awar'
that now had to contend against tn
most deadly of reptiles in its iul
strength and vigor. Indeed was IN j..
moment convinced of It, for as tight
ened my hold Of the throat, its bod,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

INFLAMMATION OF THE THRoAT.-Pow-
dered alum, applied by the finger to the part
affe6ted, very seldom fails to cure inflamnia-
ton of the throat in few days. "The eff
cacy Of this remedy" says the author,"is as
marvellous as it is rapid, employed on the
first, second, and fourth day, while there is
no abscess on the tonsils, it arrests all symp-
toms, as it were by enchantment, the fever
abates. the aweling diminshes, the appetite
returns and convalescenee isquite complete .
Magazine of Domestic Economy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13
miscellaneous.

WostaE ore the only beings who have not
been degraded by slavery. In bondage. they
are not soTdid, Under persecution, they ass
still genefoas--they preserve taeir faith to
s.sta iaithiess; they employ lsiodacss to soften
fhe crual; in suffering, they lose not bencv-
o!encs, in the most affective triala, they pos
ssas rnagnanilnity; their love Of glory is ioun-
dsd on 81 .npatl,y; excluded from power and
distinction, they have enthusiasm for every
Ercat design, for evarv splendid achievements
they rejoice 10 ditftising Joy, and are grateful
Eor blessings in which they ara not allowed
to participate.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13
Various Matters.

We take the following az curious speci-
men of the way of doing things at the West:
1.-THE Grand Juries,'' says the Nashville
Banner, haye presented General Alexander
II. Bradford, ~ suitable person, TO fill the
Office o. Governor of Tennessee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

Some yeaFs ego crack Drained man
who was sighted by the females, very
nodestly asked a young lady, "if she
would let him spend the evening with
her" $40" she angsiiy replied. chat 5
Nss4Sat ! wont" "iThy" replied he,
'yeu needn't be SO fussy--1 didn't
mean this evening, but stormy one,
when / can't so any where else
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

.The inventor is fully under the impression
that plough constructed on the principle of
his machine, will be competent to plough one
hundred acres of ground in aday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

VALUABLE D1scovERY.-Salt water Of un-
usual strength has been obtained in Fallstown,
PENN, Sixiy-seven gallons being sufficient
for bushel of Salt. The supply promises to
ia the depth Of sevea hundred and seventeen
feet, The works, which have been some
time III operation, bid fair to be profitable to
the proprietor, Dr. Adams.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

A tailor lately bought a hat Of man
ufacturer who furnished ii with very
questionable ribbon. The purchaser
went to the hattt7y with his purchase
in his hand, and complained ofthe i'm
position, saying that the ribbon was I'M
fit to 60 into decent company.
"You can take it off when you go
into company" said the halter.
About three weeks afterwards, the
halter sent his Sunday pantaloohs to
the tailor to be slightly repaired. The
tailor cut out the seat and sewcd a
bungling great patch over the whole a
rea. The pantaloons We're sent home
and their proprietor came Immediately
to the tailor's shop, bitterly complain
ing ofthe great patch, which, he SAID
entirely spoiled the appearance OF the
pantaloons, so that he should never be
able to wear them to church again.
"You can take the patch Oft when
ever you go to church," said Snip.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

Nor BAD.--A Maine paper states thot at
the late term of their Court, a Mr.. Henry May
der was fined 800 for leading Henry Tyne
through the streets by the hair of his head: E
npon which the Louisville Journal remarks,
1.-THE fine was an outrage. Had not Mr..
Mayder, like every other man, aperieet right
10 TAKE TYNE BY THE FoRELocK.."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

It is said that Major Jack Downing
is soon to make his appearance. "All
hail4o the chief Geo. metropolitan
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

Tine to Speak, have often heard
a frst-rate anccdote tola Of some stu
dent OF Chapel-hill University. What
his name was I know not, but | Go
think his reply is worthy Of preserva-
ton. The college commons were at
the, time very poor, particularly the ar
ticle of butter. One day plate OF it
was placed upon the table, which, from
long keeping, had become rancid. One
of the students, upon tasting it, was SO
exaspcrated as to seize the dish and
throwit, butter and ell, against the wall.
The dish, of course, was shivered to
pieces, but the butter stuck to the side
of the room. One of the tutors instant
" rose and demanded who was the per-
petrator of the mischief. The demand
was repeated, when, after a few mo-
ments silence, sharp voice replied,
task the butter--it is old enough to
speak for Itself. "-.NsD YorIer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

NJ. Toinard once remarked, that the reason
,,bv nedTle did not return borrowed books
was, that they could more easily retain their
contents than remember them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

The N. @. True American has the follow
ing item, Ii is, doubtless, a true solution, SO
FAR AS 1T GOES, Of the causes Of the present
embarrassment in tho principal cities of the
Union:
"rhe idea that there is abundance Of solid
wealth to get us out Of our difficulties is abb
surd There are two or three hundred mil
lions Of paper money too much in the coun-
try; and on this fallacious basis have men
traded, and the consequence must be ftin 10
that AMOUNT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

II Distinction Sir, do you meap
to say I lie" said person to French
gentlemen, "No sare, ! say not da'
You LIE, but sare, l say dat you walk
round about the truth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

We every day hear complaints about
watery potatoes. Putsinto the pot a
piece Of lime as large as a hens egg;
and how watery soever the potatoes
may have been, when the water IS
poured of. the potatoes will be perfect
~ dry and mealy. Some persons use
salt-which only hardens potatoes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

"NIother, where is the State of Wed
lock F.? il amt in my geography" sad a
little girl about ten years old. no
NV dear" said the old woman; ut Is
between Justice and Divinity, IN the
valley of Contentment & Prosperity