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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16

fGS- Now is the time TO get your nelghbor TO
take the news papers new year is about to
commence Congress and host of Legislatures
are to be in session. and wnhal the most important,
Presidential contest ever waged is just fairly OPEN
ed
We commend the following article to the at
tention Of tue Wings. j, is us appropriately adj
dressed 10 the Wings of Vermont as to their brelh-
rem in New York. To the constant and unwea.
reid exerti0ns of the friends of The administration
to circulate their favoure papers into every nook
and corner OF country may De attributed To some
extent tie prevalence of the destructive doctrines
OF our national rules. Without the an'dote -
the cnunieractng influence OF truth, these are the
doctrines 100 often embraced as sound and just.
Now is the tiine-uot on the eve OF an electiOn--
TO circulate truth and sound political doctrines.
INFLUENCE or THE Pass. II canno be doubt,
ed that one oI the main causes OF he recent and
repeated triuinphs of principle in the Empire
Stnte, is to be found in The increased number and
circulation of the Wing papers.-We do fully
believe that nihing hui the comparative want Of
Wing ournals prevented this Stale from declaring
against hinrlan Van Bnren early 1894
We are equally confident that this State can never
he won back To the embraces oil LOc0tocoisrn, sc
long as the Wing press discharges its duty, and
the Wing purly susinins its I'ress in this effort
We therefore bold II TO he the bounden duty o
every true Wing TO aid in every wnv possible ih'
establishment and circulation Of Wing papers
We have our side hume Gus spirited, zealou
aud efficient advocates Of popular rights. Amos
every county boasts Of good Wing paper. LIE
every Wing in ench county who Is able TO Attire
il, subscribe AT Lnce for the county piper TIN
subscription price seldom exceeds TWO dollars
AMI how lrihing an amount is this compared will
| the return each man receives IN the weekly sum
mary of intelligence from all quarters, and in In
Increased efficiency thus impaired TO the VIII
| press. II the friends OF The good cause will gen
orally net upon the suggestion, and exert ihei
personal influence Ia procuring subscribers 70
J Wing papers, they will reap ample reward 70
their pains in steadily increased w ig mnjorles ]
the Empire State. We say then to NIL true Wing
subscribe for your SELF TO Wing paper, an
then that your neighbour goes and does like
wise. You will thus aid At the same time Nv
great objects Of a Free People UNIVERSAL FL
! UcATioS AND GOOD Communicating .ad'
srtiser.
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PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Dec. Q.
REPORTED FOR THE rAsKEE FARMER

REPORTED FOR THE YANKEE FARMER.
Al markct-950 Beeves, 225 stores, 25 yoke work
ing OAen, 81 cows and calves, II so sheep aud lambs
$50 swine.
RicEs-Beef-First quality we quote at S6,25 o
$50. Blrrcing cattle .he same as last week.
Stofes-We observed sales Fl ON So TO S32.
Oxen-S65, rs, 81 l--2, IS
| Cows and Calves--Were in good demand. W.
notice sales at S35, as, so. So, and SIS.
sheep and Lambs-Sl, so I,75, 2,l2l, 2,75
| Swine--At retail, from 4 To cents. The lots q
market unsuitable, and tbs greater part were ia
| ken at reduced prices.
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DEATHS.

In MiddleseS, 2ith ut Mls Rcbecca Could, aged a.,
formerly of Springfield, VI.
In Lowell VT. 81 ult Deacon Ebenezer Woods, aged II
leaving aged widow, Children II grandchildren and
number Of the third generation He active member
Of the congregational f,r than half century.
Printers in New england Ohio and Illinois requested
Died. in the Of faith Moscow, Livingston
Y. on Thursday Dec 5ih, Ruth Emily, wife of Rev.
John H. Reddngon and daughter Of Col A. Washbnrn, Of
this village, sged2 Blessed the dead who die in the
Lord" ICON.
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HARRISON AND REFORM.

These are the ioords no,c. HARRIsoN because
he will reform abuses The reformers of 1898
preached reform eight years, and pracced the
most outrageous abuses. We want Harrison,
services four years, to "cleanse the Augean sta.
ble." 1t takes a staunch farmer, who works him.
self, 10 do up this soft of business.
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U5- The locos appear TO wear elongated faces.
Having done what they could TO divide the
Wings on the Presidential question, they cannot
bear to see the signal failure Of their schemes
Poor fellows Union, Harmony and Harrison, are
nItopether too ruucb for them
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FOURTH DAY.
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia United Suites
Gazette.

Gazette.
HARRIsBURGH, Dec. 7, 1889.
The Convention has M onrn, d sine die after
nominating WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
Of Ohio, for President, and JOHN TYLER, Of
Virginia, Tor Vice President.
The Committee of three from each State, which
reported the ballot last night in favor of William
Henry Harrison for President, reported this mora
ing the unanimous vote of the Stale delegations,
favor of JOHN TYLER, of Virginia, for Vice
President.
The delegation of Virginia declined ballotting
in committee, from feelings of delicacy towards
MIR. Tyler. bu, they were unanimous in their st
limenls IN his favor.
When the Committee had reported this morn
ing, resolution was offered by Mr.. Rever'y
Johnson, of Maryland, approving Of the repor
Of the Committee.
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THE CONVENTION.

Annexed are the fullest accounts we Gun thi
week give OF the proceedings Of the convention
We SHALL at the earliest period, publish the officiu
journal of proceedings entire.
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GJ- We this week conclude the publication OF
the portion Of the revised statutes required to be
Printed in the newspapers.
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MO MISTAKE An my demands .na ar
IN not previously settled, will be put in collection
The 18th Of january pay my crediror with
out further notice. HARRY RICHARDSON.
M,ntpelier Dee. 10 1889. 30 s.
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MARRIAGES..

In Roys,on, il,h inst. by Rev Cyrus b. Drake Mr. VIM
Leonard to Miss EMILY Durkee.
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70 Tie message may be expected in thu
course ola month perhaps
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One hundred and forty-eight ballots being ma
ioriry Of the whole numb r, Gen. WILLIAM II.
HARRISON, of Ohio. WINS duly selected MS the
candidate for the Presidency. No bnotngs were
had for the Vice Presidency.
The report was received, and the Committee
had leave 10 sit again whereupon the Conyen-
lion nd ourned ill 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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DRUGS g. MEDICIN rs. -t'oI

nRUGS d. Nj EDIClN RS. -tUr sole " ..
~ Z. REDFlELD, east end Branch Bridge also
Paints Of most kinds, green and black ress fine cui
chewing aud smoking Tobacco, Lamp Oil OF diferen,
kinds, Coffee, Rice, lump. loaf and brown Sugar, Mo
asscs, Snuff Specs, course and fine Salt, yellow and
white Soap Glass, Mails and P.uy, Goldfish, Saimon,
Mackere, Herring, Raisins Nuts, Figs, Tamannds.
DA,es, Confectionery, Shoe Blocking and Brushes OF
all kinds, Tapoca Sage, r,sh Moss, Preserved Cit.
ron. ~ cheap as can be bought in the place.
Montpelier, Dc. 12, 1889 80
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DEF. BEEF.-Bayiies Il Goss will collect
- their Cattle tor market on Thursday 18th inst
They would say 10 all those who have Beef Cattle foI
sale, if they will Dive them in that Gay that they
will purchase them al fair prices, will lake them
DRIFT Dc ~. 30
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THIRD DAY.

FRIDAY, Dec. 6, 1880.
The day was principally occupied in the Con.
vention OF the delegates 10y States, and the delib.
era,ions Of The committees, raised according tn
the above order. At hall past ten. Z. NJ. the fol-
lowing important proceedings were had:
As soon as the Convention WAS called to order,
Gov. Oven, of North Carolina, announced thai
the committee had had The subjec, matter under
consideration, and had instructed the chairman tn
report progress and ask leave to sit ngain aud
that the following the result of the baIlotings
| for President.
Two hundred and fifty. four ballots were cast
OF which
| Gen. Winfield Scott had 10
Hon. Henry Clay, 90
| Gen. VIM. H Harrison, l48
254
Ono hundred nd forty. ei NH I'm iots he'll n mn
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COLONIZA ALTON.

Wherever any money ma" been contributed in any
town in Vermont % the COLONIZATION Society and mol
paid over. il il requested that l. may be sent Dam
lei Baldwin Esq Montpelier, Treasurer OF the YER
mont Colonization Society before the sday Of next
January.
1t i. niso requested, that wherever practicable, the
names OF any persons who have made an annual
subscription may be sent to MIR baldwin atihs same
lime, specifying the amount payable annually and
hs length Of time in which it is payable.
ELIJAH PAINE. President of the VI. Col. Society,"
WiliIanstown, Dec. 6, 1889.
Edilors IN Vcrmont will confer favor by giving
this one insertion In their respective yspers.
E. PAINE
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TO BLACK SMITHS.

III blzAS n MIIHS.
h HE sub-crber ohsrs Tor sale, on The most lbers
terms, The Black mitling Establishment, in Wells
River Village, Orange Couoty, Vermont, recently
occupied BY Holt & Hale.
The above stand is OF the very beat in the coun
try, situated in fourishlng village the gre at thor
omshfdre from Portsmouth. Boston and Hartford io
Canada, commanding great amount Of custom work
IN substantial and paving community, and afordins
lcu!tics Tor the manufacture Of Edge Tools and 9TH
| or work on extensive scale.
The stand consists o. Two bui' din ss OF brick; one
81 by 80 feet, containing five FORCES and Triphan.
mer, with Coal House under the roof tepara.
led by partition Of brick, and a shed attached for The
purpose of shoeIng-ihe other, 30 by Is feet, Two
-ior,e, high, Continuing Grind Stone, Polishing
| Works. Store r Dom above aud be ow, and Coun.
ting Room. The Nah herv i. propelled by waitr,
of which There is good privilege.
"A L o.
a Dwelling House, conveniently situated 10 accom-
nodae the shop, new and in GOOD repair w,lh gar.
den spot. For inriher particulars apply to the sub
scrlber on the premises.
WILLIAM S. HOLT.
Well~ River, Nov. 80, 1889.
N. Is. The above premises must md will post
lively be sold therefore those wishing good oca
viii do well IN apply soon. 80 Al
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On PS. Black GIv dc swi-s shk-, ~ r., e"''
kU Gro de Naples, 90 ps Pongee do. just re-.
d nv Villas, LOOMS and Co. Nov 1877
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SUGARS
JOHN LEACH g. CO.

UNILE.-A itw Tile suitable Tor paronr hcarlhs,
l. ,or sic bv DAVID WRITTEN. ncv l5rf
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S0 Dozen Spool Thread. 100 do Couon Tapes
~ SO do linen do. 100 gross Stay Lsceus, 10 Dc
Stay Backs. Just received by VILLAS, LOOMS
aud co. Burlington, Nov. is. ~
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1S DOZEN Rodgers and Andtrson's Su.,rr,.
4 y 10 do do Shears, go do Pocket Knives, so do
Rszor., Just received by Villas, LOOMS and Co
Burlington, NV. Is. 1893 81
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'rG 4 MOTHER.

EsV haps a ehiid oh y5at kass, tlsssn u
yt,a,seni, DE yeu kasw syiRs tha! Child Is? 1t
is at,3italusMM Ijsnsj dsaijAea TO live lofe.af-=
Il il destined ~ bs iapty OF sHlssfnh!g You
tiig i4stteti TsN, sFta gaVs II birth !..s n:sis!sF
Of ils bgiHe; ire also Ma!hst ST III soA Isf Sn"i
" liz: its character ID sGt Hhdselded, its aes;
tiHY is4giaegA in ySNf liaNds MEa Shut Il beH
fHe giild fray F3 6 fas; yen eaa FFs*ths il; It
lliaS be Il hetiikafdi s94 cay ht@1sAi u II tt:aS
be 4 innnlsFsf; s9i eaH rrstgH! Ii = Mig y;
IN atheists s8N eai HfsfeHt it; E&$ fe !;M
8f lHisees i ,.sgf a!hi afn'iesit! e H;i@+e S8!
saH l}fe@eHt il: Il n:ay de&seAd mic :l:a a*aT4
viii i'll evil taem8's bahsNA aid d.sr 5s!erc;
$sH eaH BrEYeAt it; Veg, y8dl tie H!eiAeF, eaM
pFg%eft ii! !hGse tiiitiH&--#: s4:. ri &ii!l 5au
h8i2 t88k at !!;s iAraGeE!t: 'i'hii Ills aSa',l
Win &6H sagg il2 VIII s9a 4TH:'!! aFcf IL viii
}8H iGHgii it, AisGiriirs ii pay fge it2 af %i
!yRH, III viii sgaFeii St Ii'tasHfe, aF saicty, ST
FIzl.l8R: ST H3ilyJ 81 III He fias6 St HHy 6t6;
!VtbFie,3FeNs A8AsAlioA eafes; 6gleGt tii6 soul
Ct th4t ehihl, GHd letTg It's 1T imifi8fa t8
tAkG WiH$ R'8Ag, s$p5seli i8 eHi teh}itloh! is
IFiiihS fo6H lit tilht iiiMHA FN&s $8df hahd
Hp3H lis Neaal Sh0Ii tiNt heaFt iid d6sertsd ty
lis Ht8tiisf} Is he4t iIeftiIaHs6 II soFf9w| disa
tHaiHiiIi9litI #Fai&ii3i slid deaHiit] BMtS s8Hf
SIR 8N lis SHE; h!!a GHF init 'teaFt ii8W MPhl
IHHd h8W Vi 9FGU5 tl6 sjF8kS9 f8W Ne bs96d
lis ihE8Wn tiFGUsh ii5 Veins! fiIHk 8F Ii tHit
hG&Ft, III %Ie8E HdWd3 tto 9HibsA st asPitit Hist
vii! #GfH Will -E&i5sGsB pi$&'ioii3 t8F s8fF8W 81
I4oY, I6EeHtF.- 4yrc$M tc,iIciiioH. -u
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NTO. ,. CHA NDr.ER, Judge.
DIR. EIt.t,Ez'fg T., J2Ky3.ASS C.4.U0.ftitE
- .,.r,. pills.

HEAPPYH wquId il hass bseh (Jr many Ptlso0s
-i--rT7 OF bqth ,scfGs, who arc now iii TIE scm
grave, !. they had learned 10 check lilo nerbia
tfndef2iS5 Of thtif ftomats and Gowe!S, BY ties
nEr4 .qnts ana .ARerehs Pills. inahYljciiilea by
Ok, wa, 1YrllS, of Rev York, without rcSprtiuc
to irqlh 3glleles, the Iliiies (which 'huy know
nothing; That drpEn ,Sqoursq COMET lpIT0T
rs:f Ceerf ghsf;5Ssdiq ie pncrcelpopt,nrI
SsggpoIqeA Of ii2pSgy, an EYER tHs land, ,ifIEa
sa@l#sa IN MITIE, ghq$%i!pp!y pftp;srgl
Aalal ina;4c5 - msahA ,aHq hfsn yJy,$lbGs Ey that
ifGa altl ae e&irsqt q. Elqub9rA which, PSI lead
::9i. nG"qNisnl iR;Ihef AREsRIENT :, FAMILY
* II hS Ig,oie. ,hqth qffhesq, mHlitinef, whch
rra.A,tptra$3: q .RainrXof tge purposes lorWtlcE
~ hundred, others are urnacess@riiN used, tEYgS.
agqes ,b jiAus disorders hca1uchob loppe ieh'ltN
.l!a,e! siGVtstp, .ludgqsG9p, and liver coniplalnt
Tapld l'a Q reptHeIy. ;asdPpaaleA, where plHny q
chem llayq proved fatal Tbe AFFLICTED yeRier lsrc-
;noctfqltX asked TO give Aham 4 IAiah InuArG ~;
sured lheyvwill, do Nou.No HARM asla,Prqpl a
hoirgraat virtues, Qra Evans need qny tpityonthaI
they, III aoNLA patent Nj qdieppS Of tfp prcscpidA
CHAT are recommended Hy and haye the approval p
,seRqrliy.r ;See, DR.. Evans advertise
nknttRs anGSher,haft 9flhlspapsr: Ipi,', t.r, rra
tMessra Ella Waltqn.and Sqn, of Montpelier, qES
FltFe &phoiDted ,egeRs tR1the ,s1e qtthQ a1pypNSI
habse Halls Anh ltheNsage apttorZed 70 aPpNlnlAnQ
pa gonlsJn other towns and to supply them with the
Incidence, $50 t.a a.,,,;.; Il \crn. Esr tnr stt
r. lGheYare Also the ohteaA gents tpn iha sac
Fo gthat mostt Neelep laIolo fore krSn when eq'
Fting their tEeesh++&anis .Gseiratad Soah,a ,rSW
Hup h Ii Sleters will lbHt give it trial they novc
waldisRe Gauso Id reErat st. EFT 81 h8 hn-
r. For sale by LUTHUR JEWETT, St.5Johhsou'
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the superior faculties and the inferior, and there
are no contentious murmurs of upgovernable
mind. II is true, that where this holy reeitude
doth bn, IN Il degree luke place, there will be
inany conflicts, bit those conflicts are in order to
victory when tie soul enters upon its ri'onl;S
giving song, thank God through Jesus Christ
our Lord, How happy q state Is that when
there sre BOY 10 iuinnIis within! Tiio wicked
arc H5 tFettbigi sea, that ernnot reot, whose
waters cast sip Mrs and Ain. Hare Is 40 soy.
eFnag principle 10 my pow4B 10 Scepre, Iio
tfijgDt 80 check mid aIiuy tho rage Of Ihose wa
tsfs. Hi when he power goes forth III ths soth
t,h5ss very word YihdJ aAh ssa5 obey, how
pesyeful ard pleasant CALM doth ehsue--'9h''
Hsfgs,
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wish 10 leave q little Faqm in the present namley
mol consistently give him The list Ut the present i
lime, As 10 giving the Judge form for pdyersn'
ing hereafter, If il will save him tho trouble Of
ransacklng the County Of Essex for assisanpo
Amongst pll HE good and bad things about lha
.uhge, and his public documents, he, d9Gg Wilma,
prov ocaIion, his Insulting innpendoas, by The way
Of The press, only that he has perfect right 10 shy
what ho has mind TO, | am well aware that tho
hope That he may be induced hereafter moro
suitably 10 regard his privilege; copid also hopa
that may not feel compelled to trouble the Editor,
or the public with further characteristic dcllne0ons
if however it should necessary unu sug.
gest to the Judge, the propriety Of establishing
new press for The express purpose Of publishing
such documents.
Il. X. FAIRBANKS
Lower Waterford, June -, 1880. OFF.
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Wa NTMBa

ii 9AshaRsg !,t tiobdg, inoai kinds Of b3UNTRY
pr@EEEt1 !Ot which iHeral prine w; DC p,iu'
i8Wst Waterford, iiag 81, 1899: s5=ani
=, i; ans abb+t adysriiseiiiant Of MAY apsoems
= iiA$k iuott6ilS bftndeH tettGir Ps1 and would
be dbUEG Ibt 80 tilGs Glj LIS lie has Mtey attack
ed rs III i learned gn?P'thentdfY an set d5ienco
lie aa}s With srh 'rellienaons forte ih9t nc, no
80 sI. Ne; aud SO could inform, he caiped isq
irhG NIshcs 10 know the ciGc'g oi his hacNsj that
II ihs ihr,r No !npressieh %hneETt ~ NE mahhtg
i arg 4Hhiitstiy Intended !, should 1t has passed
b& lis hnts! .hssi} Without ptodnrjhgi ~ 80 fhS' r.
lie gcahs To- tGe o%cepiion5 u ,hp. iAngunrc ;Fc
GshA 9s hh A4ns ttF tolhiu1 u! s!!l Eauacr; &c
Nov W. MI! tei, tHS ESh Che: TO- vi .hnt Ac Gre
n5t, fta s.5! si.' :, af$sl "a! l@ln& |h6,hss
si i5.S rs Sr 4aRTttqod i potyg, + le
!i:n2 lsi A,a F% N. Is bU blamed II III Is really
s',oi4! ;:"t.is iAt4 &n al! u5!s,s Oh definition
,%G VOL! re|eL & E&Me Nitn @';G''t Ne ms ~
:ss A ESaa a.S# lSs f 2fR'bHHssssHiis
HassSa$S M$S saais; Bh{ IT, $S S 81 S aS$as
u III i; 5s Ill fiFS; wA5hl SH$SslS MS
II IA }sSyf$ i$SifsiS' i p@S?f.! III M 35
sSlSi4 aAia!IsT II bgSli94a{t Pe.sSSIl
SS.$$i4i $ ~ $$ sS IMAGINARY f.a
tT Ss s $ Sp4 i isifq 81 al g., N Il
5 $SG liz rei npr ae sRY paff9lqr ~ sgs,h hm
GffS 81 eaaWNeyaio ,RlHNr TIE iqqjissails M
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Nq s s,al2i's SisHqF lal } SAathsF
@ n Ss ;,ss 4 81 Nqs ya o2g d2y %aA Az
81 al rTyjr PFo1tlWh 2s ,pe2Ae2M & ,t9p
N &c IA 1jtsr IEt eiE Hs(I1eG. 4S "Eiss 2{e'
ihqp hays, Ier tAa4 used, Swe DE not, wIih TO dts
a;(p hi, klq%|edge hQWeYeP II 4nN pett?aTrr,} In
9qncMsiSn Pi ha pa7!gr 1fcs IT, Fa{hSl !Nsiqnh n5
G4f;nRYs. 4Ais ~ llr% gFrqlqfg Iec2Wi'trp>5:i
A1nEaT,q ~! Nmes by advising ps not 70 by -sp9Is q
easE prtcqH SCR guy KIND Of barter iqn ME says gus
ioueil Mi 4e H;s+ AS .iqlk @tis SGD five pNy Then
a,Aar;s piqeqs Asain Aq. has said lApl is Rbni
qTaeliqe - charge sp9la at cash lrGeF qF we nlgh
As ~ thaEge III bEtHr prices, rQqr at gGqfEAGh
ruus lulQ CASH I'D IL thnt %iy make ~ say! ~.
\ Ihsnp DOUBT = th@ r"ore.!oa he V"i&he2 to h&T'
D.; oaltNHiaipe ~ a. coaclui3 ;la; i1# Nv t5au
=. ,pcn III ~ 70 ~, VIZ cQpGlude, that tho lew casa
( s,reA4ars weilHade in, Qpr adyeAtsqment SAitet
\ his,49se, mnaghahEy WILL or tc would not Lac ZIP
Vqryiated !Aen! eptirrW 10 himse4s We haze cnsS
sq t4R saatai eti,Hsm8FA ADEFy IL is o;qnvsa,: ~
IifdAa,Iat ys9ils las the G}yjjG - shc plaYWer It,
MtfaalseaYr es LYesp 4WeNsr,iiI il wilh bYNli nc
4Gu1m oart2!i, t?t,,fE t2.Elt%i$S 3tprAa ltft, ~
j 4pahe ofeas?a, if:7S elrg NgBk ltp, u yartipp ::
iuipse.er M4,e,t.r,l. I.,.nrH GMTTlNG 4, %;
I-alxer ~ ate /, 1890 o.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02
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