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Comprising general History OF ;he American Marine,
from The Declaration eli Independence 10 the present time
Compiled from The best suhorities By Joha Frost ~
Professor OF Bellies Leilres the High School Philadelphia
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Embeiiished with numerous engravnss from original draw
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This number completes The work.
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u Noaice-The Constitutional Members OF the Wash.
ingon Prospect Temperance Society request
ed be punctual in attendance their Hall Elizabeth.
street, This friday evening April 7lh att O'Clock as
trs of peacheut take place. BY order OF the So
ciety. A. &. FLANAGAN, ffeslushL
n MARTIN Secretary PRO TEN. IT.
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r Jayu.,s Expectornmt.-Tbis Me3iciue b

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scian but had received relief her consider
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-. che Whig Electors Of the Eirst

rTo the WING Electors Of the Eirst
|nrd.-Tbe undersigned, Wing Electors OF the Frs
ware sneh OF their Wing feowci,izens OF The Ward as
bd n, Obtain opportunity to express their sentiments
primary Namnans committees for The year
rsss Where primary meetings are organized Tor the pur
~ those the public at large and TO subject the will
ga.a many 10 dicta!ion of the few by personal vio
OF We otherwise they become antrepubcan, oppressive
and actuated by Of right well
sne 10 restore harmon, Of feeling in the Ward, we beg
desire y, sn the Of the following persons sua.
Leave to ill the several Charter Offices OF the Ward
far DE coming political ys2mr ihSt 70 say
e. e. 9sst Alderman. QUINCY c. DEcRovE.
ror Collector. OLIVER COBB
r., assessors ...... CoRNgLiUs OAKLEY.
PO WILLIAM CASTLE.
r,r Con,abIes -. GIDEON RICE,
gu GARRtT B. CoNKLIS
II ,beranee OF the views and ohec, above sated me
IS.raped appeal to such OF their Wing fellow cl1ens o.
Ward as are opposed to the applcatci OF physical
s.. ether by friends foes, regulate .he expression
pSae,av, believe that the eTpeson public sentiment
c. The Polls will fully sustain The couDe nereoy adopted
Nen,s9c!kW, np1E Rr,ar SUDAN Jr.
H Hawasp r PRIME e. S1,s s scH.s ME ORR
ELISHA RIGGS, PV gorrM.n
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r,- listrn,an EDWIN B. CLAYTON.
e. asyistant EDMUND GRIFFIN.
e., Collector CALVIN Balls
Eer Assessors .OTTo VIM. VAN TUYL,
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Far Constables GEORGE FIsBY,
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Third Dis,ric,-JoHN CLITZ MORRISON, GEO. s. MANN.
TThird Ward.-At n meeting of the Whig De-
ncrac Electors of the Third Ward, pursuant call of
the Nominating Committee, for Charter Officers held at g.
A Mayereau's ~ R. Coffee House, Wednesday evening"
ff05sIN LLOYD called to The Chair; WILLIAM
D,.., ~. ~ Is. BARTISE were appointed Secretaries.
tn Cs.aA reported the following candidates TO be
.,,o,, ~ -, ,,5e ensuing Election
'apP I, ~. a, .derman SMITH CUMMING.
~ or 44ssi,tant Alderman. WILLIAM DODGE.
~ collector. ..........PR ILIr PIETcH.
:, assessors. ......... ASA HALL,
TnoS. G. BARTINE.
- Constab!es ....,.. .VARNUM S. MILLS,
CORNELIUS ALLISON.
Inspectors Of Election
7 Frs, District .......... ROBERT G. CRITTENDEN,
GEoGE WETsELL.
= Second 90 ........... JOHN LLOYD,
SAMUEL r. CHILDs.
Third ............THos. i. PEERS,
Samuel. r. MABsTT.
II was moved that Committee OF three be appnted 10
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HENRY E. DAVIES Chairman.
H asMaS NORTON TON Vice chairmen
WILLIAM l.. BOYD
CLARK SMITH, ca.-a,,-.ss
HENRY b. STARR,
PHILLIP WEBER, J al
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w SHIRLEY, Aueuoseer respectfully soiicits
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Proba',
DISTRICT OF wiNDsoR-s.s. Court for ne District
estate ofR0BERT PUTNAM, late OF chester in said
District, deceased, hsiaie,
" GREETING.
WIEREAs RoBsRr PurS,N Executor OF The VIII
w ofhe said deceased proposes to rende- nn account
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nj The Inn ~ u Averh In sprnefed in said district on
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Cavenlsh, in said district. this first day of February
ID. 1913. SALMON T. DUTTON, Register.
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W ONDERS OF THE W ORL 0,
NATURE ART AND MIND

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23RD OF FEBRUARY ,saa.

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Aihe 2srd OF Feb. 1913 will be len with n J,wyer for
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A PICTURE SONG.

How may this little tablet feigu
The features Of face;
Which DER informs with loveline.s,
Its proper share Of space;
Or human hands on ivory,
Enable US to see
The charms, that all must wonde, AZ.
Thou work Of gcds in thee!
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

'NAPpAN Il WALKER, No. ia Washington street
Boston, propose tn publish 10y subscriptions in lcur
teen monthly numbers, AZ the low price Of twen.! cy,
cents each number, the life Of
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ORANGE COUNTY.
Braintree, z 8. speare-Brookfeid. J. u. Kinc,bury
bradford. J. W. u. Parker-Chelsea. c. &. sione-to.
rinih Geo. sleerer-East BrootneldP Davis East Tom,
ham, w. q. Dictey-Enst Randolph. Fge.ton A Wall,
East Corinih. John Chapman ewbury, Tapnon ST..
vens-Posf Mills Stanford w ~ ssnborr'
South sfrafford n Russ-Thetforn = Tnn..
-Union Village, J. walker-vr.bire y nn.,,n "m
West Fairse, stephen Thomas WeseRandopb.F Jnrns
Weston.West Topsham. Geo. Jenncss--W s,,s R;y.. ~
Farr-washn.'on. Russell q. Rnrlry "'o' =
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But yet, methinks, thai sunny smile
Familiar stories tells,
And | should know those placid eyes,
Two shaded crystal wells;
Nor CT my soul, the linner's arts
Alleslins with sigh,
Forget the blood that deck'd thy cheek,
As rosy clouds the sky.
They could not semble what ihou art,
More excellent than fair,
As soil rs sleep or pity is,
And pure as nounlain-air:
But here are common, earthly hues,
To such an aspect wrought,
Thu, none. save thine, can seem so like
The beautiful Of thought.
The song sing, thy likeness like,
Is painful minicry
or something heller, which is now,
A memory To me,
Who have upon lIe's frozen sea
Arrived the icy spot,
Where mans magnetic feelings show
Their guiding task forgot.
The sporlive hopes, that used to chase
Their shifting shadows on,
Like children playing in the sun,
Are gone-i"rever gone;
And on II careless, sullrn peace,
MY double fronled mind,
Like Janus when his gales were shut,
Looks forward aud behlnd.
APOLLO placed his harp, Of old,
A while upon stone,
Whirh las resounded since, when struck,
A breaking harp'slrins tone:
And lhnS my hear, though wholly now,
From Early soilness free,
Iflouah'd, will yield The music yet,
II first rece> ed Of thee.
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Woodworlh's "Bucket," Ii, is the hes, thing
he has wrilien,) is known from the highlands Of
Aroostok 10 the lagunes Of Louisiana. We need
scarcely quote song so extensively popular. or
en- have we heard il away Off in some quiet valley
of The mountain. where strangers are rarely seem
lyric which can thus penetrate into the hearts of
the people, is one of high merit in It's way although
it may not be Distinguished by all that exquisite
finish which will commend il to The lan of taste,
and ensure il Immortality. In this song i, is its
truth to nature which has made il such a rayor,e.
Who Gamma, recall the fidelity Of these lines!
TIE BUCKET.
How dear to this heart are the scenes of nv child
hood!
When fond recollection presents them to lew