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X. KILAsOUKN, Dent
Z. c. WORCESTER, M. d.
PHYSICIAN Il SURG EON, CHELSEA,
VERMONT,
rTOffice over N. G. HALE'S Store. 1856
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,


TIVE FIRST Term Of the Law School of this University
j for the next Academlcal yea will open August rs,
1913.
The design OF this institution is TO afford complete
Of legal education for gentlemen intended for the
aw any OF the United States; and also systema
tic course Of studies Commercial Jurspruden for
those who intend devote themselves exclusively TO
canne business and pursuits No public instruction
gwen the local peculiar Jurisprudence Of any psfc-
ula state; but The library which than 5000
volumes furnishes ample for the study of local law
and practice, and the students privately assisted in
studies by tn, professors, occasion may require,
The active abo instruction shared equally b. DIR.
Justice Story, who will resume his usual labors The
next Tem and Professor Greeneaf who has the mmedi.
ate superintendent of the Law School,
No particular course of previous study is requisite for
admission every student expected produce ;esti
monas of good moral character He also gives bond of
$500 10 the Steward, with surety resident IN Massachu
Sets for the paymenl Of College dues; deposits his
election Sl50 with The Steward at the commencement Of
each term for which the Steward account: to him. Stu
dents may the school at any vi their Profession
al studies mercantile pursuits and may generally elect
what particular studies hey will pursue. They have tho
Of the College and Law braies without expense,
and admnted fee to al the public Lectures The
University,
The fees are $50 term and S25 hall or any lesser
fraction of erm with The addition of $40 year ftu-
lion is requested in any foreign language taught in The u
niyersity.
The degree of Bachelor Of Laws is conferred after Is
months study in the Law School, unless the student has,
previous entering The School, been admitted The bar
after years study; in which only one years addi-
tlona study the Law Schoo is required
In behalf Of The Faculty of Law.
SIMON GREENLEAF, Royal Prof OF Law.
Cambridge Mass July 10, lS43. 10
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From the Boston Atlas, Aug. 3.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA


FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The British Mail Steamship Acada, Capt Ryro,
arrived at this port ut 3 z o'clock yesterday at
ternoon, in just Ia days from Liverpool. BY the
Acadia we receive our usual full file of London
and Liverpool papers-the former TO the evening
OF the l5h aud Liverpool TO the morning of the
10Th ult.
long debate had occurred in Parliament, on
The state of Irish nffaits- which occupied the ses-
sions of four days. To this debate there scarcely
seemed to be any end, and there was sill less point.
Great fault was found with Sir Robert Peel, for
the tame and unsatisfactory course which he is
SAID TO have taken, in regard to Irish affairs. On
the general question of the appointment Of COM
illlItee of enquiry into The affairs of that country,
The ministry defeated the measure by majority
of 20.
The project which has been so long mooted of
joining the Atlantic and the Pacific by canal u
cross the lsthmus of Daren, has, it will be seen
ny paragraph among the French news, been at
length undertaken by firm whose ample resour-
ces aud public spirit afford n guarantee for its
speedy aud practical completion Alessrs. Earrings,
OF London The canal 1t is stated, will he COM
pleted IN five years.
Wales which was in a state of rio;ing when
The last steamer lett, though still considerably ex-
cited, is at present comparatively quiet. But the
corn trade continues very depressed, the people
are only half employed and barely led, Churtlst.
Ism has taken deep root amongst them, and the
new poor law slill excIes their hostility.
PARLIAMENT
Ia the House of I,rl, IN ,he IAN mir. the
Mnruuls of Chnricarde moved resolutions con.
demning the Dismissal of Irish magistrates An
interesting ,leh,,,, ,ns,,sd ma rss1Iu,,,,s ,vsra
rejected 6y n m,inrity of %
The Duke OF Weiinrrou. i'm the course of his
speech in opposition to The resolves, said:
The only remedy which can he adopted for
that people, on thr part OF Government, is a stern
AMI firm resistance 10 every hing like the breach
OF the pence amt ct order, aud 10 be prepared
AS HOPE WE ARE to enforce measures Tor the
preservation OF the peace ~ Ireland"
The CaEadi Whea! Bill passed lhl House of
Lords on the 1II nlt.
The .iShJuriOl Ted'y There existed some APP
rrehehSl"n, among TIE Anu slavery S"ciety, that
t''e "t''cl' browning Tor me SURRENDER VI GRIMM
"'s W." oe "uSrrNra w reference 10 slaves eSch-
ping rom me Cnhen o'aIes to Canada, nut tins
mas oeen SCI as'd' ny l'rd Ashhur'om publicly
ueo'u'"S 'h"' -" save arriving III me DfItish ter
rnorles never can De nlmed, Or rendered liable
TO any personal service
letter nom Iabrlz brings The disastrous ac-
count OF an earthquake having nearly destroyed
me whole OF the town OF kho, between the Lake
OF Urnla ana Persia, by which upwards OF n thou
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LITERARY REGISTER.

Philip in search of wife sequel Kate in of hu-
band.
In press and shortly to be issued in New World II 2
cents. The publisher is sparkling and elghtu story
Robert Meys Museum for August Boston, Bradbury, soden,
q Co.
good number in which observe that tho Life of Colum
bus is commenced.
The Anglo Americana New York, A. d. Patterson edcrE
l. GIrvin Il Co., publishers.
As have before remarked this large und handsome
published weekly 80 year advance. 1t ia devoted
British literature and politics cheyand the latter point the
editor aims to give impartial account expressing his
pnon occasion require but never be found degen
Grating into violent partizanshp" The publishers have already
given beautifully engraved portrait of Louis Philippe King
the French and they promise give the splendid
trait OF Washington published At the usual price of such
plates, this would he than the subscription price
OF the paper for Subscriptions received the Montpe
ler Rock Store. viii the publishers send 10 and IA p
We have not received them.
The American Agculturalist New York Saxton Miles.
The August number unusually interesting for Northern far
In the table of notice four articles sheep
and wool gowingao articles early wheat improve
ment of Domestic stock varieties of wheat
ment of dairy, 81 year in advance.
Farmers Encyclopedia: Philadelphia, Carey & Hart.
No. ~ received containing plate OF % kinds of weeds and
troublesome plants.
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Protection against Free Trade.-The whole n
mount of the foreign merchandize imported into
the United States, in I6ll. was 1927 ,945 600
The duties charged on this amount was Sl4 49,
0O0-beug ei,uea and a half per cent. The whole
amount OF American Produce exported during
HE same period to other countries, was $Sl ,OOO,-
600 The amount of duties levied this, was
s ~ 100000, being one hundred and itOenty: four
per cent The average value of tobacco. exported
III 1889 40 was S3,225015. The European duty
charges it with Sl2253 54Obeing over three hundred
pc" cent Win these facts before the people, the
Locoioco leaders advocate Il reduction Ut our tar
If, as il to conciaie English aud French COM
merce and call it reciprocity! Boston Alias.
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Mr.. CHADwIcK-Sir: notice that The Editor
of the Vermont PATRIOT Notwithstanding the en-
trene modification he has lntey met with in die
alng the affairs of the party he has so loudly and
81 clamorousy attached himselftu,l is now taking
deep interest in the affairs OF The wing party.
and III making Use Of my name has attempted TO
be sarcastic. The editor of the North Star must
doubtless be correct when abiding to Azor w. in
his scurrlious way. or else he consdere,, dull
scholar after his long experience in vacillating-
There is always trouble with young men when
their self importance gains with snch ralidty as
to impede The growth Of their boards Now lhat
the worthy editor, Mr. Marsron, need not have II.
ny part OF his Interesting columns filled with why's
and wherelores respecting my politics, will in.
form him, that have not attached myself wholly
aud exclusively to either OF the great political par
ties for several years past, but have, regardless OF
party feeling, endeavored to discharge my dry to
my country by casting my vote where it would, in
my belief, do most 10 promote equal rights and
privileges. But il democracy consists in crying
party, party, God save the King, right or wrong
have 'aerly fell into an error. AT the recent
wing meeting al Ddnve, ! was pleased in having
an opportunity Of declaring my views respecting
the two great political parres and my preference
for honest John uItiOcks," not because our views
have been the same relative To many important
questions that have been before the American peo-
pie, but for the manly spirit in which he promul-
galed principles amongst those southern lords
which trust will eventually arouse unauimity of
sentiment in our section of country, (Which hears
seven Fights of the burdens of the Government
aud our numbers in delegation, population aud
wealthy that freedom and equal justice through
the union may prevail.
Yours, &C. A. WErHERBEE.
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More Bibles Burned. The Protestant Vindica-
tor contains letter from Clergyman in Mexico,
n. Y, in which he states that the ladies of his
charge furnished all the Roman Catholic families
within their bounds with copies OF the Bible,
which they received with readiness but as uoon
as The priest came, The Bibles were all collected
together and publicly burned in the Streets
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-11

Srong.-Mr. Garrison, in letter from North
amiton, dated July l4lh, says: There is nothing
under Heaven devoid of principle, so callous
to shame. SO rcprobae in spirit, prolgate IN
practice, SO imprudent in preension, so bypocrit-
Ica in conduct so heartess in feeling, Or SO villain
Gus in desigu as The existing Democracy Of the
United States, falsely so culledn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-11
ORANGE COUNTY
CIR A M MAR SCHOOL.

HE FALL ERIN If this old and Justly celebrated
c. institution will commence on Monday the 4th Of
September, and continue 10 weeks
services Of
GEORGE p. CoMINGs, ABB.
graduate OF Dartmouth College, TO superlnend the
school The ensung yeaf Mr. Comings has been principal
ofe Academy the past year and given entire satisfaction
and the Trustees hope hat by his known qualifications
and tho devotion ofhs whole lime and attention 10 the IN
teress Of those connected with the Academy he will re-.
ceve the liberal patronage Of those whose objects are tho.
rough instruction and rapid advancement.
The pleasant situation Of this Aca1emy, in quiet and
moral community, recommends 1t as desirable resort to
hose who may wish make the best improvement their
time. " $3.50
course of Chemical and Philosophical Lectures at
tended with the of good apparatus will be delivered
during the term, free To all the students
Connected with the Academy is Literary Society,
WIN Library o. 500 vols IN which society, questions will
be discussed each week during the term -
Tuition for all branches IS 90
Board be had gond families for from al IN al 30
Rooms furnished reasonable Terms for anv yybo NAV
wish to board themselves.
VIM. NUTTING. Cl,rk.
Randolph, Aug T, ls43 siw2
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JEDEDIAH TAY's ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora-
l. be Probate Court for the District of Washington
to receive. examine, and adjust all CLAIMS
and demands Of all persons aga the estate Of Jededah
Fay late OF Calais in said district deceased represented
July le43 allowed by said Court TO the creditors OF said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore DO GIVE NOTICE, that We will attend q the
les OF appointment the dwelling house Of widow
Polly Fay 10 Calais, in said district tie 9Th day of
October aud January next at ten O'clock forenoon each
oi said days.
ABDlEL KENT. )Commrs-
JOSEPH LANCE, sioners.
Calais, July 81 A. D. 1875 81
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II Mistake We stated on the authority of an
exchange paper, lhat James G. Brney declined
continuing The candidate of the Liberty Party. 1t
seems that Mr.. Birney merely declines standing on
The old nomination made in 1910, and wishes TO
have the sense OF the National Liberty Conven-
ton, which Is soon 10 convene in Buffalo, taken
on the subject Ii is supposed he will be unan-
imously re-nominaled. Slavery Standard
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DEATHS.

In this village, Aug g. Miss Sarah r. daughter of John and
Sarah Spadng aged Is years and months. The amabeness
OF her dispositions her love Of the Sabbath School, her strict
tendance at religious enquiry meetings. her uvarabe practice
OF spending short in her closet morning. dec
araons to most intimate associate for few months past
that she INDUCED hope in Christ and many expressions
daily journal which she had kept for few months previous
her deh leave happy assurance that she prepared to
meet her God. GCoM.
In this village 9th inst Otis s., of Human Rubee, aged
l6 years
Ia this town. 9Th ins Leonard Parker coored man. aged Al
e.
In Mddlesex July 26h of consumpon Dr. Rial Blanchard
aged 30.
Ia Cabot, July 30, Amos WOlbdge Jr aged 80 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-11

"A Floral Curiosity. We have often heard OF
white buckbird, bur never ill now OF green
rose yet such one has been produced in Baden,
North Carolina. This change in the color of the
flower is supposed to have been effected by set
ting out a common daily rose bush in the spot
from which sumach bush had just been remov-
ed, aud it is believed that the roofs oi the Two mill
archaeological Geo J Chron.
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O'COnneH Cincinnati correspondence of the
Louisville Wing:

LUUIS'TIIU Wig
"CINcINNATrI, Jnly 90, lS43
Daniel OConneIIs late speech on American
slavery, which in effect completely Identifies the
repeaiers with the abolitoniss, has thrown the re-
peaIers in the most awkward fix imaginable. Sew
en.eghihs OF this pretended sympathy for Ireland,
is OF course mere CANNON expressed by drma-
gogues TO procure Irish votes. These expressions
of sympathy have hitherto cost nothing; but this
bold demonstration of O'Conne and his party,
which completely Identifies the repeaers with the
abolilionisls has induced The former 10 Calculate
the value OF their movements. | heard one o.
The Irish repeal association remark, this morning,
after reading O'COnnell's speech in The Gazette,
that he must quiz either the association or the dem
ocraiic party"
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CALEDOrNIA COUNTY
CIR AMNaAR SCHOOL,

At LYNDOFy VT.
THE Academic year Of this school will commence on
l. Wednesday, the 9Th of September next, under the
charge Of
MIR. JAMES o. ADAMS,
assisted by his sister, Miss MARY ID. ADAMS, and
such other teachers as may become necessary.
The Fall Term will continue twelve weeks.
Board from LII 10 81, so per week. Good opporuni.
ties are offered for those who may choose board them
selves.
Tuition, for common English branches rs cents per
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the Piano Forte $50 per quarlern Drawing and PanI-
ing So each.
e. CHAMBERLiN Secretary.
Lyndon, Aug T. 1913. 2l-3w.
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.Ndine.- Cumberland District. On Thursday
of last week, ut the Cow enion at Gray, Levi
Morrill,, OF Westbrook, Van Buren,) was chosen
Delegate TO the Baltimore Convention to nomin-
ate a President, &c. He had "a votes. A. W.
H. Ciapp calhoun 30
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The President, it is said, has written n letter to
his right trusty ally and well beloved cousin, the
Emperor OF China "broher of the sun and cois
in-gernan of the noon," expressive OF amlcabe
leellngs and hearty good will.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-11

Cure for Warts. Dissolve as much common
washing soda as the water will lake up-lhen
wash the hands or warts with this for minute or
two, and allow them TO dry without being wiped.
This being repeated two or three days, will grad
ually destroy The most irritable wart.
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MARRIAGES

In Lowell, Mass July 4th, by Rev. Samuel Porter Mr. Mel
son H. Caswel of Brompton L. c.. Miss Eliza Watson
Worcester VT.
In Derby July 49, by Rev NJ G Hodges Mr. Joseph a.
nard, Of Morgan, Miss sophona H. Calkns, of Derby
In stanstead, L. c. July 25 by Rev. Mr.. Jackson Mr.. VIII
liam b. Palmer, Of Glover VT to Miss Harriet A. Baxter, of
Stanstcad.
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LO! THE PROPHETSl

The locoiocos prophesied that The Tariff would
not benefit the people. Now, as it is benefiling all
those branches of industry the most readily TO be
reached IN the early stages OF the tariffs operation,
they are horror struck, and the loco papers ARE
trying 10 hnd out thousand other causes for the
improving state of things. They are reuly NOR.
tilted that wool has taken a siart-that The price of
cattle, &c. is coming up-that the mechanics and
worknen in our iacIores are finding employment
and increased wages, aud the marker appears to be
opening for the surplus products OF our farms
These Editors in Vermont are really fearful lest
the people should actually get in love with the
wing doctrine OF Protection, and spue out locolo-
coism MS an uncIean thing Caledonidn.
Georgia and Domestic Manufactures The man
ufneure OF Cotton Begging has been commenced
in Georgia. The Savannah Republican estimates
the amount paid by Georgia for this article annu
ally, at over $350,0O0. The Editors, who have a
dry vein of humor in them, say;
A." 1t is true, that free trade goes against making
our own bagglng and would pny all tins money to
England or any body else But free trade is moth
ing more than popular " Dsmocraiic' cry, the
folly Of which is now discovered. Ii was well TO
cry free trade when cotton was l6 cents per h.
but now that il is cents we must make within
ourselves, what we used to buy elsewhere. Then
we had the means to buy; nO,O we have not The
means, and we must take The trouble of being eco
nomlcal."
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7s,49I,6O1 46
Balance due to the states,
S92,449,3lI IL

Conc7uSlon from The Above JdcFS.
From these facts we insist, that the Federal
Government has no right 10 use the proceeds of
the public lands without tie express assent of the
several srales and thar to do it is therefore a
breach OF trust. Moreover we shall show that it
is not necessary to rely upon the proceeds Of the
lands part of the annual revenue Of the gov
eminent, & that devote this fund to that purpose
is either TO rob American Industry Of Protection,
or 10 encourage the government in prohigate ex-
penditures. These points will be attended to in
another number
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I hereby give notice that | have given my son. 10 I'm
J. MORSE NEVlN5, his time therefore shall neither
clam his wages nor pay any debts of his contracting
this date ALFRED NEVINS.
Richard July 81 1913. 81
STATE OF VERMONT, }Ata Probate Court held II
District of Randolph, Tunbridse, in and for said
district The second day of August, 1915, -
ELISHA L. TRACY Of slid Tunbridge, Guardian Of
Il LImson Brown abscondmg person. late Of said run
bridge made application for c1nse sell all the roa estate
Of his said ward for purpose of paying
On order ed that said application be further heard
Probate Court to be held at the Inn of j. b. English in
East Randolph, the first Wednesday in Sept. next,
and that all persons concerned be notified that they
appear said time and place, and show any they
may have why such license should be granted BY pub
hshng this order in The Vermont Waterman, printed a.
Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY soon as may be-
BY order Of Court.
81 D. f. WEYMOUTH, Register.
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

.2aSA ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
sssHaA. WILL be sold at Public Auction at North
!iiiiE w field on saturday, the leIh day Of Sep.
sszzese-2ssA TENDER next, at O'Clock At NJ. all the
of the late Thomas S. Hurber of Northfeld
consisting Of story brick dwelling house, wood
house and barn and sheds, together with Al of
good land all of which is pleasantly situated Norhheld
Centre village, and pew in the univers Meeting
house. Tie above will b6 sold at auction unless dis,
posed Of al private sale.
OZRO HURLBERT, Administrator.
Painfeld, Aug 7ih lS43 2l--4w
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE,

Corner Of Clinton and Blackstone Streets, Boston.
THE subscriber, formerly Of the fremont House. Clare
mont N. respectfully Informs his friends and the
public that he has leased The above Hotel which is
opened for the reception Of company This House is
known TO the travelling community of the
trail convenient and well arranged establishments in the
Guy has been most thoroughly repaired and new fur
nshed thus making it point of comfort and convenience
compare favoraby with any Hotel in Boston. The Pro-
preor hopes by giving his personal attention receive
share of the public patronage
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
PARAN STEVENS.
April 10, 1913. 20:3m