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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10
s SAFE
70 Nay Tern 1910

james B. Creepy. 81 al.
virtue Is tie above stated executions
tome directed from lhs Honorable or.
cut court of Kazoo county, i.. Mil sell
FOR cash, g the highest bidder. 81 the court
house door Of tazoo county. on Monday
sha 20fh day of pril next, Willlin The hours
pgescribed 81 law Z loFinp pFoDeItg. Is
vita negro boz, Michael ana oIail. !.
Alatild, and child, horse and 9 dra5 also
on MondaY The Alb day az MAY next. Gle
following real estate, % wit e Nos. a !.
go. 22e end fractional part 81 os o !.
renting SO feet 81 eli6Ison street. aII 81
aale. lying and being II Yazo0 CITY folInss
q Aanchoslel and levied 81 lhs
property q d 8. Nys, to satisfy Tie above
lated s las. aud co
BlJF0RD, sl
W Whsle
March re n4t 1
JOB Pr
3 eget der asdl socal al .'S
DF11cE.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10

sgE ne. reelection 81 Marrls VAa 81,
\ Z. No Chief Magistrate 81 ,b;s iTI.;a.
= ela II olllce more than ONE rERM.
z. Every prominent act or his agn,;r;s., !; \,
1ls hot only hampersd the interests ma
- - tne countrys but has been an ops
s 1'hciples and professions Of the Republican
The tendency Of federal action ma. 81. &
~. lon ls e absorb the powers 81 ne stste
1oyerninenis, and 10 erect al
posss ls.sn 4, q EhTRALIsaI and CoNsoIIp 1qr,y
Pres;5ept ~ ct party and NOT the
2: Heis inaccessible To- The peonfes
y inslt vents and interests
aetusln 70 acquesce IN 1ie.;s;os,s - -
Us seltlslin his views aild 80
- u us Act enterlains an estimate of
1slsaaa natures SO low that ii Is cIerradn, ~,
citizen to accept an $3.50 ~ a
aellIg upon fhe principle that the peopIe IRE en-
5ltPss ana that every man has his l3Yi.e Nj, ;s
~ alIoIlage Of his Office IN ronfict wick ne
Il - etks MISUNDERSTANDING complete
s. Ter himselE and discaim-
n0sy IL Their behalf as incumbent onhini I
ans the whole moneyed power ~ fe I
Vnsted States vested ID him and ;s .e,,,rSl
80 Ale VIII not-agree that the patronage ana /
~ utiyes now exercised by
l' sLll De eltlsr lessened or regulated by law
g. lie wishes the States to surrender fI,,siy ys,;
3 US moneys arising from the sales Of he onblic
.uHQSs ~
Y. lie has snbVerted the course II leoisI.,;o.
e laws originate with him and 4
IsnaIe whereas they should oriefnate n sbs
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. - sns
~ He recommends 8 nafiarsl ,,..I....
sppllcaple g corporations, SO that Ne sho1a ~
-. =. control over allth State Institus
IONS, ana pc able to crush them All a nless1,ss
q I, ne wants an Executive Bank. and boSso- =,
exploded and ruinous practico az de- II
ls 81 ss government paper money.
x. Ale tendency of his reeomn enSstinS,.. Z. =. 4 :
csltoy me credit system Of the country 10 bamnsr
to lessen its trade, and 10 depTeciate
i Ia He has been in Office three yeaTs received
',OV wv doilaTs o. the public money. and has acs
lmptshed little else than rannif1q Ire shir - y
ate On the Republican tack r'sf Z.
~ lie rests the merit of his adrniiistrs,;or n
one expedient, which he has failed to carr &
8 permits one paltFy question which Involves : :,
sstaDle warfare against the State Banks to en- i al
g ms Wnoie mind and occupy hfs tinle. nrov. /,
MN % be contracted ia his views. and inca. &
DIG o. the comprehensive and nlaepan;roe. ~. ~
OF statesman. p -
p ne mas never originated or carried thronob | ~
= gls'a1lse body, any law Of measure wortfIv
ah eminent Statesman. I 80 II
z. ne nas Done nothing az any time worthy of Oil
glautuae of the peoples nor to entitle him 81 n,
them g overlook the PLEDGES o he -. - ~ ~
and give him The Office Of President ~ s'7 -
cessIve terms. 20 tssO -. Z 2
6 re appoints rogues and royaIistss3 IA ~
/ W Z, : zeal and squander the public money a.
9. considering the prospects Of sgar-and sfbs i =
Gus IoFefgm and domestic relations ana fot,r - I
esoi tne countrys Nh Van Buren, who = : IN r.
nls conaucii . wanting; either III ieq- as
- g paeisyi e MOI the man for the crisis toI
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Z a r.
RISON. because 49, hAR
Il TERM NJ a -sAsssee5 phtsoNR
8 4. 49, ninent aci Of bis liepro6es him 10
n ~; llsAa AAe servant of his eounff,, ar,l ! sisr
Ing 4 sinocsafle Republican III ihecrr ~ 49,.
fsngers os,lel eonnne ihe action 81 the Federal
VI own appropriate sphere cheek
lance 81 te snd maintaip the ba4
g 1te would Be President "a ~ {. 81.
the agentof the FEW y eiia not
81 z ~ y enc. cf The People, aud for ths Peopie
s,sn55 81 ~ with their wants, ana Under
So sneir interests. He arfeos fbt "a .r,,;ss
cence IA thedecsions Of H. n sie,s., 4 8 .S
Ptncipie nt epnblics,,-he ~.4; ~ ~
lsaiolS care q the night 81 tecfion ~ ~ 80.
~ ,npart equal and exact instiee al
~ - 81 4 e regarded a. al eva
uslce o. ms 5elonging 70 tie 5eoDle 80 16e,s
enemies call him Is derislon u AZ 4 ess1.ss
S Sesl. ai !. te1 and The Poor Nam sTsSIa
80; e re weuid have The public purse. sof united
az ~ kePi ~ sqfelg under The control
x S9 ~ gress e intended BY the Constitution.
Z. ne agrees that Executive power b,ss;-ts..l
co, u increasing and ought 10 be 5sminssE ~
~, give hla disinterested efforts to remed2 the
8. He would preserve 81 spai, I, s. a,,,.. ia,
as common fund ID accordance Win ,bo .Sls
gact, lor the benefit Of al, and not paFt, Of IVA
States. f13 ~ sHS
Z; ne would restore the constitutional ARD Re.
puDean course Of legislation, act az the execnfor.
not the originator laws, and limit the veto no,
z ssiiqtally 70 cases Of conslitntioual doubt
I. ~. re wouds @ use ihe language Of jefferson,
sns Sstale governments in All theif rights,
& lne g e., competent administrationsfor olT 62
ana Che suEest bulWark6 against
lnH republican tendencies"
y. he would not seek an Executive Psnlg "a
eneW the exploded system Of Government pspef
l2. lie IS the friend ofiabor. 81 eonnsy.. "a
] trade and the advocate Of q sound and u6iforrS
Constitutional currency
~. Ile mas spent forty years OF faithi tbh
s.saae. ratcil begun IN youth and
tlnences aud ended III phvertv y,ifI,,nS -er-.s.it
~ Hewould bring 70 the AZ rnin;stra,;o,t $500.
oxeI1Ineni an enlightened mind, comprehensive
leWs, mAgnaninious policy and a. honest besyt
40 test the merits Of his administration hnorrLs
gree o. good accomplished for the greatest nums
~. tie Is the father OF the benefeent land .vgl
Il q the Nesh and the author Of numerous layrs
q tfeaues worthy Of an eminent statesman anil
10 lis life isa history Of TIE Wost-Aand foFl,ih
eminent ana selt-saerhciDg services as a sol
y g 4eIritofia. Secretary; as Delegate, Rep2
'snsa. Y 2 anu senator IN Congress, as Governs
&c q lenerals q heros a diplomatist 4 states16nn.
cholaf, an honest man and patriot, he deserves
gratitude Of his cOuntrymen 6E
~ ne would reform and puTifyithe department.
government, appoint honest and capable neA
9illce, and stop the leaks in the Treasurv
g. ~ view OF the great importance or the cfisia
2, HARRISON Il THE MAX; reserved and -ouali6eh
!. \ would seems by Providence, for the occasion.
ulnl me nagh hope and destiny of the country.
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SHERIFFS SAFE =

i - q AtAkAA Gt0 eEaPtpf
Joseph 4. Thomas and 1e4 "
James n. Cusack. ioaV'
virtue Of the above stated exec,,,;a.
70 me directed, frosn he hannrsI,Ie
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county min
expose e public sale, for cash ! rs. oo,. ).
a mouse door Ct Yazoo count Oh Monday t's
Soln gay e April next, within the hours
I rs ~ law. the following land ia wit
~ = nan @. tho south east quarter Of
section q township /, ranpe s ,5ast .os
tanning SO 30-IO0 acres; ana de east I bsle
Ct the south west quarter ST section 81
IoWnship !, range 2 vest, containing az
9 3u.1 acres, situate, lying and being IS
azoo county, Ali., IN the district az lsnds
subject to sale at Mount Salus. ssgies -,
= TIE property Of William B. Whitfield -
'allsiy the above stated case and cost.
?. BUFORD, Sheriff.
go. By +. w. Wheless, b. S.
1enton, March I. fpr fee GIN sfli 81 =.
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4 rs Z
Buford s. Davis.
virtue Of the above stated executions
-. = 70 me directed, from the honorable Cir.
cuIs court q Yazoo county, Mi, / will ex-
pose az public sale, for cash, to the hiobaSt
bidder, at the court house door of Va ,.sSs
county1 on Monday the goth day of AnTiI
next, Within.the hours prescribed Nv Ia
the entire interest of Waller Davis. in and ~.
1le lolioWlng real estate, to Wit:-The south
EAST quarter OF section ID, township no.
range 3 west. Levied on as the pronertv 81
Walter Davis, to satisfy the above stated ex-
ecutions and costs. -
E. BUFORD, Sh'f.
By T. w. WheIess, ID IS
6entons. March 9. Pr fee SO 50l 36-6t
SherifI''s Sale.
The Benton q Manchester To Nav
Rail Road g banking Co, Term ssitl
use &c. 80 ~
vs.. i. ia.
Wade Il Turner ct al s. secty.
virtue ofthe above stated exec,,f;on
TO me directed from the honorable ~.
;uit court g. Ct AGO county, MI. will expose
g public, sale 70 the highest bidder, fol cash.
! the court house door of Ya8oo county. on
Monday, the20th day of April next, within.
ne hours prescribed by law, the following
property, to Wit:--the entire interest oil
1harles Holmes, Be that what il NAV. IS he /
ouse Of smith q Holmes In Yazoo CITY lev. E
sd on IS the property Of Charles Holmes. i'll
atlsIy tne above stated case i'll on the same Il
~ me following Real estate, to wit: i large
are house and lot: No. to, 81 tuated lgiln0
nd benign Yazoo City .forneTIy Manchester
n. ,and known and 1esrr;ha =, IT. 49,, - i,
.ll IVY, g Commons, fronting rs feet On
zoe ilxer. and running back LOS, levied I
! y me property Of James r. Bedf0rd, 10
aslsly me above statede execution and cost. I
3. BIJFOR1, Shelf
BYE. ". Wheless d S
BENTON FEB. III Or Zee
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31
THE ADMINISTRATION AGAINST THE
LABORING MAN.

james Buchanan, az administration Senator
from Pennsylvania, and the leader OF ihe Loco
Foco party in the Senate, has two ntallibhe
cures Tor the evils by which the country is now
burthened:
LIST. Make every state prohibit the circulation
of all bank notes under t,oenty dollars.
Cd. Reduce our nominal to the real standard
prices throughout The toorld.
"The ''real standard prices for labor in eight
cen out of twenty foreign Governments" con.
suited by Martin Var Buren, in preparing his
model Of II specie sub treasury, average from
% to 25 cents per day We do not doubt that
this would he entirely acceptable to the Office
holders of the General Government, whose sal.
aries are enhanced Ivy every successful effort TO
bring The prices of labor and produce DOWN to
specie standard--hut what say our mechanics
a. working men, the bone and sinew of four de.
mocracy, TO such propositions Will they go
with the Harrison Democrats for healthy cur
rency, and fair prices. with Van Buren, aud
his destructive party fol their perish credit. per-
ish commerce, do,on ,oith The Banks, and ao,on
,ciLh The ,cages" Cincinnati Repubh'
can.
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THE LAST WAR.

The Globe has, at much labor, presented to
its renders the claims of Mr. Van Buren, to the
gratitude OF the people, for his support of the
last war; and, although that portion ofhis histo-
ny, where he supported Mr. Clinton against the
reelection of Mr. Madison, pending the war, is
not SO conclusive in his favor as it might be, still
we feel disposed to do justice to Mr. Van Buren,
and give him credit for all the Globe claims for
him. And what is il? Why, that he TALKED
valia,aly in carpeted room in the State House,
while General Harrison was in the field OF his
glory, undergoing all the prvations and difficnl'
ties incident to his station, and perilli1Tg his lite
every moment, in defence of his country, and
her bleeding from tier, and yet the Globe treats
with scorn and contemp., the Hero Of Tippeca-
noe and his services, while i, lauds to the skies
the talking hero for his valo, and services IN the
late war. But why do we speak Of this? The
,Globe is pensioned TO disparage General iiarrl'
son. and aid in the reelection of Mr. Van Buren,
and the people need not look for ,othing but
SANDER on the one hand, and fulsome eulogy,
in the absence of merit on the other. The
people understand the matter, ami they VII no
justice to the old hero the ISLANDERS OF the Globe
Notwithstanding
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RsgARns&n

Ia Ryegate. on the 4th inst. NJ rs Mary Stewart,
wife Of Mr. A Han Stewart, aged So.
In DanviIle, 18th INST Mr. Edmund PettengI,
aged 74-one Of the first settlers of Danville. ,.
In Montpelier, Goth inst. of consumption Mrs
Adeline f. Cross, wife of Mr. Timothy Cross, ag-
ed 81.
erill, aged 20. ... .r5. e.J + ..
In Warner, N. II. 9Th inst. Capt Jason Watkins
aged rs
In Burlington, Mrs Mary Payne Torrey, swife of
Rev. Joseph Torrey, aged 33.
In NARROW, N. n, Thomas P. Richardson Esq
revolutionary pensioner, uged 70 -.l . ~
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, SIS,
At Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within aud
for the District aforesaid on the 18th day of March
A. ID. $780,
A n Instrument purporting 10 be The last VIII
IA and Testament of ISAIAH MACUMBER,
late Of Greensboro in said District deceased,
presented TO the Court here for Probate, by John
Macumber, Therefore it is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given to all persons intended
thereof To be holden at rasburgh on the Sd We'd
nesday of pril a ID. 1910, aud contest the pro
bate of said VIII, and it is further ordered that this
order be published three weeks Excessively in the
Cnledonian, newspaper Printed AT st. Johnsbury,
in this State, The last of which shall be previous
to The day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office,
this 18th day of March A. ID 1910.
1873 SIMEON S. CLARKE, Register.
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MaN'E,RlEg CODES.

TEyHE subscribers Ia We receive and are eceivinS
n their Usual assortment Of WINTER GOODS
and would invite purchasers to call and exam
ine confident that make 1t for their inter
est to purchase of US We have primo quality OF
Young Hy son Tea ; Souchong do; Coffee, Iobac;
co Molasses at forty two cents per Gallon good
st Ubes Salt at ONE DOLLAR PER BUsHEL; prime
Cod Fish at = dollars hundred pounds Hal
ibut Box and Kcg Raisins F.; Pepper aud Spice at
ten cents ; Iron--a la, ge assortment Nails and
Spikes Llnseed and Lamp OIL Spirit Tnrbenilne
&c nc. SilEDD ~ JEW n l.
8, I,hn.h,,rv Plain. Feb s. 1910. l32-tt
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"THAT WORK DECLINE"
From the Cudiz TO- Organ.
Mr. Organ Editor:

!Hr organ Ed1tor:
Sir: | see my name on the Won Buren, Com
mittee of Vigilance for Nottingham township IN
the list published in he last Sentinel. / once
did, but don't no,0, belong to the party that has
taken the liberty TO use my name without my
consent. am poor man, and am fully con.
WINGED that the measures advocated by Van
Buren, and his friends, strike at the root of the
prosperity Of the poor, and only benefit the Of
flee holders. Our pro,..ace and labor reduced
one half, but the wages Of office holders are the
same they were years ago They can buy three
times the amount Of produce, with the sa ne
money now, TINT they could twelve months ago,
therefore, conclude, that the love Of fees is
their democracy, instead of the interests of our
beloved country.s My voice and vote at the next
election will be old Tippecanoe, who told the
poor soldiers when he parting with them
utter the Indian war: Gentleman if you ever
come TO Vincennes, you will always find plate
and knife and fork at my table, and l assure
yo, that you will never find MY SHUT &
THE STRING OF THE LATCH PULLED IN. This
is the man for ne; his heart is MS big rs n barn
It's poor men will not suffer under his admin
istralion if elected.
Tell the Sentinel editor To strike my name
from the Nottingham list. | also received an
appointment as collector ofthe Loco Foco Band.
That work decline.
LEVI MALLERNEE.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-NIarch 90.
Renorted for The Yankee Enrtnnr

AT market, 23O Beef Ca,tle, :35 pairs of w orling
Oxen, IL Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep; $50 Swine
PRIcEs-Beei Caile-Sales were a little quicker
than last week without much advance. We quote
this week few extra al 81: first quality 6,75;
second IS So so; third SIS 50 So.
Working OAen--A large number were sold. We
noticed the loIlowng-$72, SO, 80, 100 two ut ~,
lis. add 100. h..
Cows and Calves 1875, 30, 81, az.
Sheep-Did not learn the prices
Swine-lots were sold to peddle at ut a A II sc
for sows and "a for barrows. Large selected
barrows at 2 aud &c; lot to close, half barrows
8; and lot two thirds sows l.S. AT retail
for sows aud for barruws.
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men, and children who were lately employed
In them, are entirely idle, and very mnny of
them literally dependent upon charity, for their
scanty allowance of daily food. Truly does the
New York times remark that New Jersey is
doomed to groan beneath the blasting effect of
Federal misrule, without being permitted TO have
fair herring upon the floor of Congress. And
what is said Of Paterson IS also true of most
every other manufacturing district in the conn
try. 1t is no marvel, therefore, that the farmers
do not find market for their producc.-.W Y.
Whig
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i # +

GPTHERE is ONE THING WHICH
SHOULD NOT BIZ FORGOTTEN IN ES:
TIMATING THE RESULTS OF THE
HARD MONEY SCHEMES OF THIS
GOVERNMENT. 1T is THIS, THAT UN.
DER THIS SYSTEM A POOR MAN HAS
NO CHANCE TO GET RICH, A POOR
NAN MUST REMAIN POOR. THE
GREAT DISTINCTION BETW ZEN OUR
OWN COUNTRY AND THE COUNTRIES
OF EUROPE, THE DIFFERENCE BE.
TWEEN A COUNTRY WHERE THERE
Is A MIXED CURRENCY, AND ONE
WHERE THE CURRENCY is EXCLU-
SlVELY METALLIC, HAS BEEN THAI,
IN THE FORMER, THE AVENUES 10
WEALTH ARE OPEN TO ALL, WHILE,
in THE HARD MONEY COUNTRIES,
THE MAN BORN RICH, REMAINS RICH;
THE MAN BORN POOR, REMAINS
POOR.
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AZ Is sA1 g. 4SS @a

In this village, on the evening of the Odd inst
by Rev. Mr. Worcester, Mr. CHARLts p. CARpEN-
TER, to Miss JrLiA ANN, daughter OF liuSham
Paddock, Esq -.
In st Adams, MIR Thomas Marden to MISS |h'oe
Abel-both deaf and dumb. 4,
In this town, March %, by Rey. olr Morse Mf
BENJAMrN d. WEST, TO Miss NARY ANN hSAPP'
daughter of Mr. Peter Knapp.
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most desperate Of the gang was shot hongh the
head with Il rifle ball and killed. The other
two were again taken 10 Opelous's and impris
oned. few days ago, owing to carelessness or
wilful neglect on the part OF the jailor, the door
ofllte prison was lett unlocked, and the wretch
es again escaped,
We give the particulars as we have received
them from n gentleman direct from Opelousas.
~ o. Picav,ne
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sort. II The proper machinery could he made
aud the law could he made useful, he would
most rheeriully give it his support.-The me-
mortal was referred to the Judiciary commit
tee. '' .". ...r. r.t
After the presentation of petitions from Mr.
Calhoun, Mr. Young and others, OF private
character, the Senate, on motion of Mr. Sci
yer, went into executive sesson-the subject
being the Seneca treaty. :'F
In the llouse.-~-Resoutions were received
from the States beginning with Maine. No
member was allowed, except 10y general con.
sent, 10 present more that one resolution. Mr.
Adams of Mass, offered two, which excited
some interest in the house One in refer
ence TO the correspondence between this and
the Spanish Government, i'm relation to the
Amslad prisoners, and the other in relation to
The pairing Off of members. The resolution
calling for the correspondence was adopted.
That in relation to the pairing Off of members,
was not received Mr. Adams declared the
practice to be highly improper and unconstu'
tIonal
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aIAtsHH for SALE.

Farm IS offered for sale, located in lrasburgh,
n about / half mIa Gom the viil"gs consisting
of 1865 acres Of good land, suitably divided INT"
,;Il,oe. narturage and wood land. Said farm has
upon i good and Convenient buildings, and p, oduc
Ell The last season about 80 tons of hay liberal
credit will be given for portion "f the purchase
money, with security Apply 10 Alexander Jane.
son. near the premises
Feb. lS40. t .. -,. s.u'.sL.| 1871
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The following melancholy case OF hydropho.
bia we copy from The Cincinnati Gazette:-

The following melancholy case OF hydropho-
bia we copy from The Cincinnati Gazette:-
In July last, while ii young man was stand
ing OH front street, II dog, suddenly ran towards
him, rs il to attack hog that was feeding near.
ltsimpy snapped at the hog, and rushed on and
caught the young mans thumb rs it passed, and
bit it severely. The dog rushed on, and was
permitted to escape. The young man called
tor Il Ratchet, intending to chop his thumb off
Immediately. From this he was dissuade by
some persons who were standing near, and who
thought there was not fficient reason TO sup,
pose the animal was mad. He then went round
to the office of DR.. Strader, to have his thumb
dressed. An hour or more passed, however, be.
fore the Decor came in, and when he did So Il
was made acquainted with the facts, he insisted
upon amputating the whole thumb.
Positive objections being made tn this, he
dressed the wound, and in short time it healed
up. The young man experienced no soreness
or other III effect from the bite, after it healed
till about the 24tl Feb. On this day he felt n
great disrelish for cold water, and Became 50 af
feced that he could not bear to feel cool air.
very, decided symptoms of hydrophobia were
quickly apparent, and on the next lay he began
TO froth at the mouth, and had violent co vuI-
sions. The case was treated in the usual man.
ner by DIR Srader, but the malady increased ra.
pidly, and about noon of the 28th, the young
man died in terrible distress.
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~ d { ic G.

A LII gentlemen of Derby, Holland, Morgap,
N Charleston, Salem and Newport, hdSeby
notified that meeting will he holden in Derby at
the school house in district No. 4 near the north
meeting House, on The I'd Monday of April
at o'clock p. NJ for the purpose Of organizing
an AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, embrac,
ing said townships. The following gentlemen are
particularly requested to attend Lemuel Rich
mond, Ezra Hinman, Joshua French, Lothrop
Chamber lin, Charles Cummings, William Colby,
james Melvin. Chauncey Fuller, Noyes HoPkin-
son. Abel Cole, Seymour Lime and Roderic Ad-
ans, Esqs. N. COLBY
Derby IS March 1910. l3Sw2
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E8 D i m a $ Doors and 8 n S In ,

az first quality, and latest style, kept constant
W ~ on hand or made to order, reasonable
terms, for cash or approved credIt--bv Te-....- +
JAS. X. RAMSAY. E
All persons wishing for either of the above
articles respectfully invited to call aud for
themselves.
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
to.
Addrrss--JAS. r. RAMSAY, st. Johnsbury,
Vermont. l39yl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31
ST. JOH NSB URY
u r. WI Al EI s. H. MEN A h "

VEYtIlS school will be opened the FIRST
h. WEDNESDAY, of May next under the in
sructon of Miss ELIZABETH l. WORCESTER
of Salem, Ms.
Miss Worcester is an experienced teacher, in all
respects qualified instruct in the branches here
tofore ght in this school, and the committee feel
entire confidence in her
TUITION-In English branches 81 90 per
quarter; Languages, 81 90.
MUSIC-By Miss CHARLOTTE PADDOCK,
H H H$$s5S f $SSSS5S
ST. Johnsbury, March, 2, 1910. l3GT