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Is. JOsiin's Estate.

John Is. JOsiin's Estate.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been an.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chtenden, commissioners to re-
celvei examine and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate of John Is. Joslin
late of WcSlfcrd in said District, deceased repre-
scented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from the
DAY of the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling of WIN. Wood, in Westford
in said District on the fourth Monday OF April and the
each of said days,
Dated, this 18Th day of February, A. d. 1913.
Al WIN. BOWMAN, Commits
HORATlO ALLEN ( sioners
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ApDREss.-"You are cheat" Response
"You are another" Address--"Take that" CA
slap IN the face.) Response--"And you that"
"a kick, not in the face.) At this moment Peep
stepped up and parted the combatants, exclaim.
ing, "Gentlemen, am astonished to see such
violence, when, according TO your own account,
there is no difference between you.'
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Chittcndcn County Court.
; Nov. Term, A. ID. 1872.
GEORGE Powers,

GEoRGr WADswoRTH,\
VNHE Plainun'declares in plea of the case, on
Bill of Exchange, drawn on the first day of Sep
| tcniber, A. d. 1888, by one Decus Wadsworth, on
the Defendant, requiring him to pay to the order of
said Decus three months from date, Mt the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, the sum of $500 co. and the said
Decus then and there endorsed the said Bill and there
by directed the said George Wadswoth TO pay the said
Bill to the Plaintiff which said Bill the Defendant then
and there accepted and promised to pay TO the Plain.
tiff but has wholly neglected to do-Also, in a fur
her plea for other of $4,000 for money laid out,
paid and expended.
And the Defendant being absent from this State at
the time of the service of the Plaintiffs writ and not
having returned within the same before the time of
trial. the cause is by order Court continued and it is
fun Their ordered by SAID Court, that notice of this suit
be given to the Defendant by publishing the substance
of the Plaintiff S said declaration and this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press" a
newspaper printed in Burlington in said county, the
last of which 10 be at leas, twenty days before the
next term of this Court 10 be holden on the second
Tuesday of May next, which will be deemed sufficient
notice to the said George Wadsworth, 10 appear and
make answer to said suit.
Dated at Burlington, this 2lstday of March, A. D
1913. WIN. NOBLE, Clerk. .
C. ADAMS, Attorney 43 w3
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EnCOurag cement,

A Spring visit of I6 inches snow arrived on Mon
L day and evening last, which is yet with us pre-
paraory 10 It's departure for the Gulph ofhe ST. Law
renee and thence onward inlot wide Atlantic from
whence lis return may lie expected in distilled form
by priaI passage in about the month of Nav nex,
TO again revivfy and cheer up the valleys hill side,
and mountain tops. But thus is the now encourage
menl that in il present form il invites an assemhlase
OF the People 10 meet Immediately their own CheaJ
Cash Store and procure such articles as fancy or NJ
I'll ness may dictate OF wiich there is yet evey des-
cri non and cheap at HOWARD,S
D.ringlon, March, TO-
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UGooD DEcIpEDLY.-A fugitive Slave, un.
dergoing an examination at Northampton, Con.
nectcut,was asked if his master was Christian.
He replied, "No sir, he was Member of Con-
greSS.' .... .........
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J. q ]. II. PECK g. Co. J
Chittenden County Court
Nov. Term, A. ID. 1912.
W..
GOULpING d PEAnnnv


n his cause, the plaintiffs as partners declare
l. against the defendants, J. Gotlding aud q liver
Peabody, OF keesevie in the State of New York, as
partners, IN an action on note dated July 49, IS4L for
The sum OF SlOS GO cents payable in months from
date, at The Essex County Bank, Also on one Other
note dated March Is, lS4 TOR the sum Of SCI 81 cts
N six months from dale thereof at the Essex Comfy
Bank. ''
The defendants being absent from this State n, The
time OF The service OF the plaintiffs writ and no, ba
ing returned within the same leiore the time of trIal
the cause ly order Of Court continued and il i, FIR
Their ordered y sad Court, that notice Of this suit he
given to The defendants by publ, hing this order nd
the subs lance olthe plaintiff declaration three weeks
sneeessvely IN the Darlington rec Press, a news
paper printed in Burlington in sad county of Chit
,enden, the last Of which TO he at least twenty days
before the next Term OF this Court TO lie holden al
Burlington aforesaid, on the second Tuesday of Nav
next, winch will be deemed sufficient notice 10 The
SAID defendants 10 appear and make answer TO this
suit.
Dated nj Burlington aforesaid. this 2lsi day Of
March, A. ID. lS43.
ALLEN & PIATr, Akornsys.
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DISSOLUTION

W q haae 'h's gay, by mutual consent, dissolved
'oiore been carried on by under the rm and svr 81
GAY d WARDS.
inc foundry business will hereafter be CARRIED
on by JESSE GAY IN all its various branches InIs
mands due The late firm Of Gay Edwards are in ,h,
as oa 'rsse Tor settlement, and debts over du,
them will be enforced. " 'o'ie''o" o
JESSE GAY,
Burlington, Feb. %, ls43. """DS'
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

'vNHE Post Master General has ordered the discon-
Il tinuance ofdH the Sunday trips; and, until fur
ther notice. no mail will lie received al, or sent from
this office on the Sabbath The office will therefore
not he opened al all for the transaction of business on
Sunday. Letters deposited in the outside box att p
M. will be in season for the morning mail.
II. b. STACY, P. NJ.
p. o. Burlington, March Is, '43.
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NOTICE.

TNI1E Morgan Horse, BASHAW, will stand thi:
season at the following places, viz; Burlington
made known by hnndbills circulated before the sea
son commences. BAsHAw is as full blood Morgan
as you can find now days; is of blood bay color
weighs, eleven hundred and fifty pounds, and for
strength and speed not surpassed by any horse
on the turf Any persons wishing to improve iheir
stock of horses, will now have an opportunity which
all will acknowledge after looking at said horse. lie
can be seen at the American Hotel until the season
commences where Mr.. l.. Church will take pleasure
in showing him without any charge.
Burlington, March 29th, lSi3. A w3
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49, i-----7-777' -
R. MI. 4.

Lecture on the power of Steam and the Steam
Engine will be delivered before the Mechanics In
stitute,sby member, on Tuesday Evening next, a
the Court House, at o'clock.
d. X. PANGBORN, Sec. pro tenn.
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Music.

l5th.-rwo beautiful toned Double
Bass Viol, half dozen Bass Viol, three Melodlan>,
Z ana Tn1lng Forks, patent heads for bass VOL,
bass vol tail pieces, ridges and rows, Strings, ha ir
for bows, dc. Cholr> or individuals who wish good
instruments are invited 10 cali aad see Tins snperior
assortment. 50 PANGBORN & BRINSNAlD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-31
IN CSIANCERY.
OLIVER HowAnD ir. and STATE OF VERMONT,
ABIGAIL Howard, Chttenden Countu SIS.
VS.. f{NTHEREAs, Oliver How =


ABIGAIL Howard, Chinenaen County, SIS.
Oliver g. rs nowAnD. WITS o eni a HSS
Howard 10th Of Milton in said County, have flied IN
the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Chancervn said
Comfy, their Bill of complaint, therein stating tina,
the SAID Oliver G.. Howard, now gone 10 parts I'M
known without this State on the I'd day Of February
A. ID. 1883 eng justly indebted 10 the said Abigail
then and sui the wife Of the said Oliver Howard IT,
Tearing date on the 2 day of February A. d. 1888
and payable IN two years from the date thereof with
Interest and in order to the paymen, thereof The
sal Oliver G. on The said 81 day of February, A. d.
1883, Ey deed OF Mortgage conveyed 10 the said abb
gail the following de.crlsd land in Milton aforesaid
viz: The East half and east end of lot No. Co. IN The
81 division of the original right Of Samuel Dodge
containing fifty acres of land; and further stating that
the sad note had not IN any part lcen paid nd pray
ing foreclosure of the equity Of redemption Of said
morigaged premises.
And the said Oliver C. Howard residing wihou,
this state so that subpoena cannot be served upon
MN, therefore it Is ordered that the said Oliver g. be
and appear before The said Court of Chancery ncxt
20 lie holden at Burlinfiton within and for said
County of Chenden on the Cd Tuesnay of Nav
next, on the first day OF said Term and make an.
>,wer 10 laid Bill; and it is further ordered ,ha,
the sad compliments cause this order and the
substance Of SAID I'LL TO be published three weeks
excessively, in the Burlington Free Press news.
paper printed IN SAID Burlington, the last of which o
be at least twenty days previous to the commence
meat OF sad Term OF SAID Court, which will he deemed
sufficient notice to the said Oliver &. Howard 10 APP
pear and make answer TO said Bill.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid, this li.h day Of
March, 4. ID. 1913.
WM. NOBLE, Clerk
Az. WHirEMoRE, Solicitor. 42w3
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE,

The Burlington Total Abstinence Society
hold their stated meeting this evening, at the
Court House, at half past o'clock.
c. SEXTON Sec. pro. TEN.
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FRENCH BOOKS,

FRENCH BOOKS.
MEADOWS Dictionary,
I'VE Nugen,'s do
Charles XII.
lie Brun'- Telemaque,
Bolmar's Phra e.,
do Levizac's Grammar
Wano>troIchel's Grammar,
Fo>dicl's French introduction,
Bngard'. Teacher
Pern'> Fables,
De Sacy's Grammar,
Vie de Washington,
lie Glanenr,
French Guide,
do REGULATIONS,
do Dramalqucs,
Guillaume Tell, For sale by
| SHT-\TyvIv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-31
Remington BitCood,s Estate.

STATE OF NERMONT,I AT Probate Court,
District of Chtenden, S. ~ he'd at Burlington,
in said District, the 9Th day of March, A. ID. l8!3
upon Application Of Hannah Mills, one OF The heir, 10
the Estate Of ltemington Bhgood, late Of Shelrn, in
sad district, deceased lne>ac, requesting division
OF two certain pieces OF land and the appurtenance,
thereof, situated in Shelburh aforesaid, which were
assigned and set ont to Alta Bgood, widow of said
nie-laie as her dover in the real estate Of which
SAID interstate died seized in this stae among the heirs
OF sad Estate and the per- ons legally entitled thereto
The said Court DOH hereby order and assign the Sec
onh "Wednesday OF April next al the office of the Regis
Ter ofthis Courtaore aid al 10 o'clock Mor hearing
IN the premises, and doth further order that the said APP
riirantduly notify all persons inere>cdtoappea before
said Court, al The time and place aforc AID, and make
objections, ifIhey cause TO >uch division by pub
fishing the substance Of said application together
with this order three weeas excessively in the Free.
Pres, printed al Darlington Aforesaid, the last Of
which publications. shall lie previous 10 The time Sc,
or hearing
Dated at Burlington, in the District Of Chitenden
TIL, 9,h day Of March, 4. d. lsi3.
~ CIiA'S RUSSELL. Eidge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-31
LOOK HERE.

FARMERS. who wish to purchase Stoves, for
l. wood, or produce of almost any description, will
please cali at the "Stove Store" west end of Amer.
can Hotel, basement story.
saw. TAYLOR
Burlington March 90 lei3 43-,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-31

A letter was lately received at Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, with the following superscrip-
ton: ''.s-. ,'t..|
"Swft as the mail pursue your route
Nor stop nor stay for any
Uhtil YOU reach Miss Catharine Trout
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania
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LISTERS NOTICE,

SMALL TWIST COMBS. NEW ONES.
ID Doz Small Plated Horn Twist Combs 6 ,loz
X small plain horn Twist Combs, doz Manila
Shell and doz Tortoise shell Twist Combs horn nd
shell side and back Combs very fine Ivory Combs,
horn and other kinds ofine Dressing Combs Pocket
Combs ana eaufnl assortment of Hair Brushes,
Tooth and Nail Brushes fine Comb Cleaners &c,
| received a, the Variety Store. A
March 81, 1913. PANGBoRN G. BR1NsMnp
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FOR SALE !:

FOR SALE;
kA ME new, commolious, heauiifnl
ETtptfI4 l. BRICK DWELLING HOT S and
IssssNHs1 Lot al the corner Of College and p me
EaltAsA street, which Is not for pro- pec or con-
venienrc cxceliel by any situation IN
town; payment in part may remain on time. Apply
10 r. W. SHERMAN or
5. f. HOWARD.
Burlington, March 80, 1873 4i,f
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NOTICE..

THIS certliies that have given my son, Thomas
l. lrYn Robinson, his time daring his minority
and shall hereafter claim none of his earnings or pa
any Of his debts from the 9th Of March, 1912.
ISAAC ROBINSON.
Jericho, Feb. 9Th, 1913. 3w13
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WOOL! WOOL
TO LET.

EROM the 18th Of April, two story DIVELL-
L ING HOUSE near the College Green. To per-
sons de>ron> Of taking loarlers from the University,
this place furnishes convenient and suitable loca-
ton. Enquire Of Col. IL. Thomas, or
h. A. STANSBURY.
March %, l6i3 43,f
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BLANK BOOKS.

CtAP, Medium, and Deny Ledgers; Journal, Day
" Books, Records and geneaal assortment OF hal
bound Blank Books, at the old sand-up stars.
40 II. J. SUBWAY, Agent
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A LIVERY STABLE

nERDS GRASS g. CLOVER SEED of superior
l. l. quality and a very low price. Also, a lew
hundred bushels Of Corn, Rye and Oats, by
March %, 1883 H. w. CATLIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-31

French prepared Mustard and
Fresh Citron (new fruiD just received by Jacobs
Express, and which is offered for sale ut the German
Store. OSTHEIM d NICHOLS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-31

SNOW Martha Conljn and bel eve wha, she state.
!" 'hs document to lie perfectly correct.
JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New YcRK.
c., Rector of 81. Peters Church
zen al New York this l4.h day of Dec, isia
= snow Martha Conlin. and have knovn Of her .uf.
'"s "'"ess' JOHN DUBOIS
/ ,l,, Bishop Of New-Yurk
~ p'ace inl confidence in the statement ma ie iv
MaE"a Gonin, having known her The past fwep,y
Tw.. VIII cheertuy give any particulars in -,la.
NJ 10 hes case TO those who may wr,h further in.or-
Snna,o. ., ST.. ELIZABETH,
boy. sc =. !, Dec. a. lsl2.
martina Conin, and have full knowledge of har ca,e
ELlJAHF PuRDA.
Alderman 10Th Ward Of the City OF New York.
Dec. IA, 1912. SWIM
Martha Comm has lived in my family Tho las, :,
YEAR, ana hereby certify the foregoing statcrnn.
made by herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY 3. LLOYD.
No. 6Of Broad street. Newark n
Prepared and sold Wholesale and re,nil' and for
exploration, by A. b. SANDS & co. Drnr',;''S al
'henrsiS, rranne Bindings, No. 27S Brond,v,v cor.
her Oh .hamher>-sircei, New Work.
GEORGE PETERSON, AGENT
Dy special appointment for The Propri,io,, f,, Ryr.
PRICE 81 per bollc bottles for SIS.
burlington, March 5, ls43. Al "
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Is. The bid should be sent under SEAL addressed to
the First Assistant Postmaster General, with 'NIail
Proposals in the State Of" written on the face
ofthe letter; and should be despatched in time 10 be
received by or before the 18th Of April next, at
o'clock, p. m.
l6. The contracts TO be executed before the LIST
Of July next.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Feb. l3, 1913
G. A. WlCKLIFFE, Il. A. General
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BY the Governor,
Henry HALE, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
Wilmington Messenger.

tt,HE subscriber proposes publishing IN th,
tSwn oi Wilmington q weekly paper m
der the aboye title, TO be devoted to Foreign
and D nDestic Intelligence, Agriculture, and
Domestic Politics. The publication Of this
has been undertaken, believing. that 10 w,lI
not be unnecessary IN our community at ihis
particular crisis. ! am swafe that attempts
have been made 90 establish q pub,ication Of
this kind IN our Tawn. and have been a. Of.
ten defeated; but notwiihsta ndiag. . am IN.
der the impression thai by perseverance,, aud
the support hope 10 receive from friends, To
succeed 10 sdTmoaniins every obsiacle. NV
object VIII be 10 support The principles Of DE.
mocracy. TO discuss the questions Of the day
with fli ness and candor, and never beiray nv
readers tni" error by incorrect information On
that subject which has been aud 10 now often
misrcPr 'scnied. Pains viii be taken to obtain
the earliest information If imporian,e in re-
gard :" Farrign and Domestic mat or, and hy
Indici"us selections. to enrich lie columns with
Q 'eh nsrfnl instructions as wi be highly in.
: resting 10 the farmer and tue public general
~. ...-.....
TERMS. Tho Messenger will he published
weekly al Sc SO per annum if paid 10 advance
$50 70 u pad al the end OF six montbs. aid
IS 30 u paid al TIC end Of the wear.
WILLIAM ]. PRICE.
Editors WHO feel d'sposcd 10 exchange v;,,
pleas, give The above one sr twe insertions aed
forward Us an exchange immediately
Wilmington, N e Dee. ~. 81
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Stop the Runaway!

RAN asay frosa the subscriber on tae isi
day Of January, i643 Mcgee BY named
HUDSON, aboat Is or "a years old, i've feet
nine 81 ten inches high. DARK complexion, his
upper from. teeth Somewhat decsyed, has an
impedimeni in his speech, or shutters when
frightened. Said boy had on y hen he leit me
a while wool hat, dark mixed frock coat worn
out q, each elbow. s..blue Kentucky vest, his
pan'aloons If light color, made OF coarse
northern stuff twillsd, buttoned mp before, and
q new pair Of nerthern shoes, 70 inches and a
quarter long. Said boy. 1 expect, 10 making HE
way % Mississippi. or the western district Of
Ten reese. as he WIS brought from there last
Juae will give reward or ten dnllare. FIR
the delivery Of said boy 10 me, or his being
ronfiaed IN any Jail in the state or ten dollars
h out Of the state. Any letter addressed 10 me
c'ncerhins The boy, hast lie directed To Tran
guilty. Granville county, or Fishdam, Wake
county, North Carolina.
JEREMIAH ESTES.
Januarv4. 56-im
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HillsbOrough House.

fPslE s<s~r<iAss ssp.s FessAssse th< ssss<
a asA "a - unlzApreaEA. ssa kne~s "a
FaSssshss 81 sasad. lately erespssf ~ rh@mAs
q. Case. sss H1iseersafA sssse. sskes tAls
aastAe4 - iaaara ths Publ,e keesraags thst -
- Gee prep4nx4 90 apc1msm142Ae kfAScAs~AA
saa 1ressfs - 81 kints. a. BE has Eeoe slaiis,
aai lsla sac .ateF a. then- A fols beass
20 wsrY nsas rs CsaFs Flosss. 4 weaid ia sssg
esassaisst e. fsfsrs. sss siAsrs sAs lass
b.saessta cszrl NJ tabls shsu - fafssss.
- sta a. xesd az Tie roaalry sTsrds. aad
Gag skskiss sra Fienly e seed prvFrneer.
- ar slss sk.sll he fsFnssh<d wslk Eeed -
r1ls. snf "a ealiiely srpaEsie fFsn Tie hesss
hspe. tAer~fars. q gre faa satlsl4riisa %
al she nay please - iaseaf ne sith theH
csslsa- 0wiss e tie h1rdaess e ths ms@ss.
an ehartss shall bs VERY iow.
hfss rsgsiar bsasdsfs esa also se seeea'-
nsdatsd.
,alrad 70 keep On had Fipsr. corn
Meal. rsssecs. &c. whish ~lll eel
loo for e.sh.
JAMES JACKSON. Jr
Dersmhef =. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
The Christian SUN.

THE above indicates the iiile Of q
~ monthly periodical. 70 be Published
under the control Of The Southern Chris
iian Publishing Committee. 50 soon rs an
adequate amount Of patronage shall be
procured. Il is designed 20 make this
sheet the vehicle Of religious intelligence
exclusively. and means BY which that
portion Of the Church Of Christ. which
Is denominaied THE CHRISTIAN cnuRcH.
may exhibit their views before the world.
of The prominent doctrines OF the Bible.
the organisation OF the Church, and lis
true and correct discipline. The evils Of
sectarianism and disunion viii likewise
be brought under review, and the proper
remedies will be attempted 10 be applied.
No favor viii be shown TO that disorgan-
izing demon party spirit. The Christians
proper standard win be set forth In bold
relief, as rallying point for al true Pro-
,es,anis. The Saviour's claims as being
exclusively the Head Of the Church. will
he defended and maintained. and he will
be held firth in all the energy and SIM
pliciiy Of divine revelation A place will
likewise be afforded Cor an account Of re
ligious revivals, minutes Of conferences,
and such like matters. The Sun will be
published on large medium sheet. in
newspaper form. on the frs, day Of each
month, at one dollar per annum, PAYABLE
always in advance. The place OF publ.
cation will be stated by the Committee,
Of which notice shall be given 10 subscri.
bers in the FIRST number. On the recep-
lion Of the first number by the subscIi.
beers, The yearly subscription will be con.
sidered as due.
Elder DANIEL w. KERR, Of Junto, N.
c., having been selected By The Commit.
tee as editor. communications should be
directed 10 him, Postmaster al Junio. Or.
ange county, N. G.
August " ST.
N. b. We hope our friends will send
on their names Immediately. Be no,
alarmed al hard times. Letus all get bet.
ter and do better, and then times will be
better. Our paper is designed TO effect
general good-iherefore. we hope TO have
general patronage. Ministers Of every
name are requested to aid US BY Their
communications on the subject of gene.
raj christian union, &c.
A FRIEND.
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THE NEWSPAPER IN 4 FAMILY.
A eel csadacaed newspsper Is =
srAoa N q family worlh Zen asliass q
GER. EEea ne ma~gbsrrss paper binrs
so@stkiax nsw. cka1rsn Rad ~ hear
he roaasnm. iussaliresrs &C ne afairs e
fAe woaa. and ae4sirs nsefal knewlrdgs
q more imPsrs4nce . hen in lie fhan ;
presens q 6fly acres of lard. PzFenz
sre nos aware 81 he vasi impsrtznes q =
newspaper il . family af ehilarea. We
have made he rssEsrk hefsrs. and vs re-
peat N that tsks txs families ofchildres
equaiiy smart. aRd both geimg 70 nc same
school. let sne a thrm hare he free nss
of q newspaper. and let he other be de-
prired o. ne use 81 4. and Il wnald sr.
che establishment 10 mark the differencs
between Ghem. Full one hall. and an i'm
portans half 81 education. IS Il respects
The business Of the word. and lhe ability
70 rise and make ones selfrespccixble il
il. Is derived frsm newspapers. What
parent would not wish his children re-
Specialize, who would BE willing ie
have his nsigkbo1rrs' children more in
lelligens haa his own! and VET haw IN
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