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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

The REPuBLIc or LIBERIA now takes il
place among the independent nations of the
earth. The constitution has been received nj
Washington, as adopted by its Convention, and
fills over seven columns Of a printed sheet. II
opens with a rapid historical sketch of the estab-
lishment and the prosperity of the colony,
which concludes with the following appeal:
therefore, in the name of humanity, and vir-
tue and religion-in the kame Of the Great God,
our common Creator, ans our common Judge,
we appeal to the nations of Christendom, and
earnestly and respectfully ask of them that they
will regard US with the sympathy and friendly
consideration to which the peculiarihes Of our
condition entitle us, and to extend to us that
comfy which marks the friendly intercourse Of
civilized and independent communities"
Next follows the declaration Of rights-many
Of them being copied from the State c~onstitu-
tons Of the United States. The spirit of the
whole may be inferred from an extract
"All power is Inherent in the people all free
governments are instituted by their authority,
and for their benefit, and they have a right to
alter and reform the same when their safety and
happiness require il.
All men have a natural and unalienable right
to worship God according to the dictates of their
own conscienccs, without obstruction or molesta-
ton from others all persons demeaning them
selves peaceably, and not obstructing Others in
their religious worship, are entitled to the pro-
lection Of law in the free exercise Of their own
religion, and no sect Of Christians shall have
exclusive privileges or preference over any 9TH
err sect, but shall be alike tolerated and no re-
ligious test whatever shall be required as a quail
i~fication for civil Office, or the exercise of any
civil right.
The powers of this government shall be divid-
ed into three distinct departments, the legisla-
tive, executive, and Judicial and no person be-
longing to one Of these departments shall exer-
else any of the powers belonging to either of the
others. Thu section is not TO he construed to
include Justices OF the peace.
The liberty Of the press is essential to the Sc
curity Of freedom in a State it ought not, there
fore, to be restrained in this Republic. The
printing press shall be free TO every person who
undertakes to examine the proceedings of the
legislature or any branch of government; and
no law shall ever be made to restrain the rights
thereof. Tn free commune alton of thoughts
and opinions is one of the invaluable rights Of
man and every citizen may freely speak, write,
and print on any subject, being responsible for
the abuse of that liberty"
The Legislative and Executive branches Of
the Government are made conformable to our
own, except that the President and Vice Presi.
dent are to be elected every two years. The
constitution concludes thus:
"Done in convention at Monrovia, in the coun-
ty of Montserrado, by the unanimous consent OF
the people of the Commonwealth Of Liberia,
this 26th day Of July, in the year of our Lord
lS47, and Of the republic the first. In witness
whereof we have hereto set our NAME"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL-The trial of a L.
~centiate Of the New Haven West Association,
Conn, for calumny, falsehood, and disgraceful
conduct, has been in progress for some time past,
and has excited great interest in that vicinity
The trial occupied the entire Association three
days, and a committee eight hours a day for NJ.
teen days. It resulted in the acquittal of the &C.
cused on every charge. He was, however, sub
jectcd TO a f~raternal admonition for a want Of
prudence and christian discretion. The name
Of the accused was Alexander McWhorter. DIR
Bacon, of New Haven, brought forward the
chargcs-Boston Traveller.
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Dfe0.

In Rutland, Oct. %, Miss Laura L. l., daughter
of Hon. Charles X. Williams, aged 10.
In Sharon, Nov. ~, Jason G. Spaulding, NJ. ID,
aged 46-a skilful physician, an honest man, and a
useful citizen. This death is the first that has ever
occurred in a family OF twelve children, whose pres
ent ages range between SO and 6i. All the surviy-
ors, with their venerable father, were present at the
funeral.
In North Adams, Mass, Nov. Il, Mrs Willard
Wilcox, formerly OF Halifax, aged 40.
In Cabotville, Nov. IA, Mrs Lucinda, wife Of Mr.
Charles Stoddard, AGED IS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &C.
EZRA CLARK q CO.,

NJ. 81 Front Street, ooraa efFaTy Street,
HAVE now in store and offer for sale on liberal
llaerms, a complete assortment Of huH, Shad, &c.
comprising, in part,
English, Swedes and American bar and Bolt Iron.
Mil Shaiiing, Of any size and length required.
Band, Hoop and Scroll Iron, all sizes.
Flat and square Silt Rods, various qualities.
Oval and half oval Iron.
BnEicr's Rods, all sizes.
Eng. and Am. Sheet Iron, No. 10 to &c.
Norwegian and other Horse Nail Rods.
Horse and Ok Shoe Shapes.
Pipe and Box Iron, Cast Steel, all shapes & sizes,
Iron AxIetrees, Double Shear Steel,
Cart and Wagon Boxes, English Blistcrcd Steel,
Carriage Springs, American do. do.
Iron Wire, Spring Steel,
Malleahle Irou, Swedes Steel,
Carriage Bolts 4 Nuts, Corking Steel,
Sleigh Shoes, Anyis and Vices,
Horse Nails. Crowhars,
Blaeksfniths' Bellows, Mil Cranks,
Fire Brick, Files, Rasps, SC, &C.
-ALsO-
A constant supply of oid Colony Cut Nails and
Spikes.
Hartford, Nov. IS, ls47. 3ml4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

FIREs.-A fire occurred at Saratoga on Fi.
day evening, consuming a stable and four valu.
able horses of Mr. Munger, and injuring several
other buildings, among which was the printing.
office of G. NJ. Dawson, Esq.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

s1rJ. w. FRosr has lately opened a fine and
eo%mmodious Grocery Storr, one door south Of
G. c. Halls, where he keeps every thing in his
line that can be thought Of, and some things that
we country folks never thought Of. An excel
lent dt-outo Of fruit, spices, sugar, &c. for Thanks
giving, can be obtained of him. Mr. I. is agent
for the "Pckin Tea Company" of Boston and
all lovers of the draught
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DIR. R

be consulted on the Esd and Path Of every
lvl month, at the Vermont House, Bnttleboro.
Have seen the treatment pursued by DIR An
mmen II to the public as possessing
the most singular, incomprehensible and miraculous
curative powers ever introduced.
i~ Hdmpden Post, Sprinofdd, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

Certificate Of Character Wanied-Santa Anna has
issued a long document, in bis peculiar style, in
which he protests against being considered a cow
ard or a traitor, and calls upon the officers and sol,
diers Of our army to speak for him. He says:
II c%onjure Gems. Taylor and Scott, and every in.
dividual in their armies, to declare upon their hon.
ors, whether the Mexican General, who has com.
batted against them in the north, and in the east
and even in the centre Of the republic, until the i0th
Of the present month, has not fulfilled all his duties
to his country"
The document breaths nothing but continued war
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

lSneide.-Rev. Joseph Bennett, an orthodox cler-
gyman of the first church in Woburn, Mass, COM
mitted suicide yesterday morning, by cutting his
throat. He was about So years ofage, and had been
but recently married to a young lady. He had been
subject TO fits Of melancholy since the death of his
hrst wife, aud is supposed to have been affected in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

Railroad 0PeHiIg@Thc railroad from Boston to
Lebanon, N. H. was opened for travel on Wcdnes'
days when a large number Of gentlemen, besides
the stockholders, passed over the line, and partici'
patedin the festivities Of the occasion. Mr. Web
ster was present at Lebanon, and made a speech.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

Different Modes Of Pronunciafion.-aTh fcller,'
said a witness in Court the other day, 4broke our
winder with a tater; and hit Isabeller on the elber,
as she was playin' on the pianner." The magistrate
said-@The conduct Of the prisnah, aud his general
charactah, rendah il propah that he should no long
ah be q membah OF socieiah.n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26
Academy,

TIVE FALL TERM in this Institution will close
i on Tuesday, Nov. 10th. The examination Of
the classes will occupy the last two days Of the
term The WiHtg Irm will commence on We'd
JOHN ROBERTS, Secretary.
Townshend, Oct. ~. ls47. IL
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oRLEN PRATT q 90.

HAVE received their full assortment Of Fancy
IL and Staple Dry Goods, for the coming season.
tfokeIy, Hard Var, and a. good a selection Of
Groceries as can be found in town.
Introduce md Cash gladly received in
exchange for Goods or ON old ACCOUNTS.
The prices low, yes, cheap as the cheapest Call
and sec.
West Brattleboro, Nov. 9. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

Mn CLAY's SPEECH was not received until
Thursday morning. Finding ourselves unable,
from its length, to publish it entire this week, We
shall reserve il for the next number. We should
judge, from a hasty perusai, that II was equal 20
Mr. Clay's best efforts, and places him upon the
side Of Justice and freedom.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26
MeIrose Seminary.

VlIIE SECOND TERM Of this Institution will
IL commence on Wednesday, Dr.. Ia, under the
care Of JoHS S. LEE, A. B. Principal, and Miss
ELNIsA BENNETT, Preccptrcss.
West BrattlcboFn Nov. II, ls47.
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Extra FamfIv Flour.

- ON BBLS. n. ID. Shelmire
HCU Flour, all maAc from pure
%5U New Wheat, and every barrel war
ran.ed TO give perfect satisfaction.
WHEELER & PRATT.
i6 evils
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$500 REWARD.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN in August last, com
~ mon sized, strong built, mouse colored Boon
HousD. Whoever will give me information where
said dog may be found, shall receive the above re-
ward. O.. b. SARGENT.
Wilmington, Nov. 20, ls47. 3wl4S
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HoPs.-There is rather a better feeling in the
with an improved demand. Sales are max
ing to the trade al 81 n &c. per ID, cash.
Boston Alias. Nop. 24ti.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

1aking the Rel-Two young ladies, Miss Mary
Josephine Smith Of Baltimore, and Miss Ann Law
renee OF Frederick City, took the veil on Saturday
last in the Sacred Heart Convent in that city. The
ceremony was attended by a large number Of spec
tators,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
~ the Low PRICE STORE.

OPENED this day, ono fthc largest nssortmcnts
~ Of Dry Goods ever exhibited in this place,
ni Of which will be sold at less prices than eau cl.e
where be found.
10 pieces 1hiboi and Lyoncsc Cloth,
% 9 Silk and Cotton warp Aipsccas,
IS Striped, Plaid and Druh do
10 " Plaid Linscy 4 Cloaking for Children.
$50 New Style Prints, from ) to IL cts,
10 bales prime Sheeting,
2 Canton Drilling,
Is pieces Red and White Wool Flannel,
10 " Brown and Blcnched Cotton do.
Carpets, Feathers, Ticking, Lancaster Quilts,
Whitney and Rose Blankets, Worstcd and Damask
Table Covers, Napkins, Russia and Scotch Diaper,
Crash, Is pieces English, German and American
Broadcloths, and Cassmercs, which We can sell rs
per cent less than former prices.
10 All are invited TO call and examine our stock
Of Goods, rs we shall offer such inducements as to
convince every customer that Il Is for their interest
to buy Goods at the Low Price Store.
WHEELER & PRATT.
Nov. 10, ~. swl2
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Thanksgtping.

4 n KEGS Binc Raisins; IL do. do 40 I do.
III % boxes new bunch Raisins,
Rice, Cloves, and all other spices, this day receiv.
cd by TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Nov. &c. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

81 The line of Magnetic Telegraph between
Quebec and Montreal is now completed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26
C0mmIssioners' Notice.

ME the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the district Of Marlbo-
no, Commissioner 10 receive, examine and adjust
al claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of Richard Dean, late Of Dummerston,
in said district and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months from the
27th Of Sept last being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do hereby give notice that we will
attend 10 the business Of our appointment, at the
dwelling house Of the late Richard Dean, In Dunn
merston, on the third Wednesdays Of December and
February next, from twelve till four O'Clock, L. M,
on each OF said days.
OREN l.. BENNETT, To-
BENZ. SALISBURY, JRr S
Dummerston, Nov. 10th, lsl7. 10
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Heck and Ladder Company.

TINE Annual Meeting Of the Hook and Ladder
Il Company will take place on TUESDAY next,
Nov. 30th, at 9 O'Clock, Z. NJ, at Capt. Lords Hotel.
H. ID BRACkETT, Clerk.
Brafflcboro. Nov. "a. le47.
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MUFFs, MUFFs.

IN NEW MUFFs, fresh from the maaufac.
lOU turcr, just received and for sale At great
bargains by WHEELER & PRATT.
Nov. 10. swl3
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Fashionable Millinery and Dress
Making.

MRS HANCOCK has Just returned from Boston
ltl with the Fall Fashions. Customers will find
a good assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
ready made Satin and Velvet Bonncts, likewise
Mourning Bonnets, Caps, Collars, Head Dresses, sc.
Hinsdale, Oct 20. 6ws9
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For Gentlemen.

DEAvER CLOTHS, Tweeds, &c, some new
ID styles, this day received at the sign Of the Elm
Tree. TOWNSLEY 4 SONS.
Nov. &c, ls47. IA
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q OR 3 Apprentices to the Printing business
X Apply Immediately at this office. Nov. 10.
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may depend on getting the genuine, unadulter-
aied, Imprisoned article Of him. II
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SaIton's River Seminary.

VNHE WisTER TKRa of this institution will COM
II mence the first Wednesday Of December, under
the direction Of the present instrueior,-L I. WARD,
A. B. Principal, and Miss Maria WARD, Teacher
Of the Ornamental Branches.
Those wishing to avail themselves OF the advap.
tages OF a well conducted Seminary, are assured
that here no pains, either Ia iaasaofion or government,
are spared which the entire competency and close
assiduity OF the teachers can present. Ii Is hoped
that the patronage 50 freely given the past term,
will be continued. Tuition as usual.
X. A SEVERANCE Secretary.
Saxion's River Seminary, Nov. II, al. awl4s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26
The Vegetable Pie Eltefuayv.

Invented by DR. A. Upham. a distinguished physician
o. n: \. city, Is the only really successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint, the Piles. ey.
er offered to the American public.
Marx this il is an Internal Rensdr-not an er,er.
nal application, and will cure any case Of the Piles. Ell
ther Bleeding or Blind, Internal or External; and prob
ably The only thing that will. There is no mistake about
IL Its positive cure-speedy and Permanent. Ia Il
also a convenient medicine to take, and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner.
Zach boz eoains IL dOses, at ~ cts. per dose. u 10 Of
very mild IN It's oPe ruion. and may be taken in cases Of
the most acute Inflammation without danger. All er.
ternai applications are in the highest degree disagreea-
Bile, inconsenient and offensive and from the very ma
ture o. the disease, temporary in their effects. This
medicine attacks the disease at is source, sud removing
as oa..s, rende. the cure CERTAIN and PER.
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NOTICE. This oertihes that l have given my
~ son, NELSON MISEE, aminor, his time, TO trans
act business for himself; and l shall claim none Of
his earnings, nor pay any debts OF his contracting
after this date.
ANDREW MINER, JR.
Whitiugham, w. Nov. 10, is47. i3s
n CRATES New style China, Crockey and
~ Gaass Ware just opened and for sale cheap at
- WHEELER & PRATT.
Nov. 10 ewi2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-26

"A Cure for Life Secured!
DIR. UPHAHS Internal Remedy
For the cure Of Piles, Inflammation Of the Liver an,
spleen, Inflammation, Soreness and Liberation o
the stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Inham
matoy and Mercunal Rheumatism. Imourity y
Blood, Weakness and Inflammation Of he Spine
and for the relief Of Married Ladies'
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THANKSGIVING.

FTNHE best aud cheapest Saqnys, 7sas, Cg6sss,
Il Spices, Raans, &c, &c, wanted for Thanksgiv-
ing purposes, together with all articles in the Gro.
Gerry and Provision line, cant be bad at the new store
one door south OF q. g Halls, by
IS j. W. FROST.
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Fresh Groceries,

. HHDS. 7. II. Sugar, 2 hhds. Museoyado do, 10
- boxes Brown Hav. do, 4 boxes White do, 5
bbls. Crushed and powdered do, ! Dbl. refined do,
2 boxes Loaf do, S hhds. 7. r. Molasses, 2 hhds.
extra St. Croix do, just received by
TowNSLEY s SONS.
Nov. 26, ls47. Il
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New England Health Insur-
ance Company.

" Secretary, JoEL w. WmTE, President.
The Nste England Haalh Insurance Company, Of
Norwich, chartered by the Legislature Of Connect.
cut in May last with capital Of S9OO.0O0, will
insure the health Of males between the ages Of If
teen and seventy years, ON the following conditions
viz:
By the payment Of FIVE DOLLARS premium per
annum, they guarantee to pay to the insured -Four
DoLLARs a week in case Of sickness, or any acci-
dent which may prevent him from pursuing his vo-
cation, for tho time he is thus disabled during the
year.
The company is conducted on the Mutual princi-
pie, so that all holders Of policies win share In the
profits Of the concern without being required to give
any premium note, or being subject 70 any assess
ment.
Applications for Insurance may be made TO
y. H. FESSENDEN, AGENT.
Brattleboro, March 80, ls4T. 81
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stationery
REV. ADDISON BROWN

XTTILL the second term Of his school,
w on MONDAY, the I3th Of Dec. next, TO con-
tinue ten weeks. He will give instruction in the
common and higher branches Of English studies,
Drawing included also in the Latin, Greek and
French languages. U-Tuihon, Five Dollars for
he term.
As a limited number Of pupils viii be receiv-
I'd, application should be made early. awi2
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DATTS & wADDING. 10 bales Bats, 10 do.
ID Bed wadding, for sale by
TOWNSHIPS SONS
Nov. 20. Il
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New and Cheap Groceries.
VNHE subscriber have Just received their new
J. stock Of Groceries which we will sell Ut extreme
low prices. WHEELER & PRATT
Nov. l6. evils
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Dental Surgery.

II s. sTRATyrON, SURGEON DENTIST,
IL . may be found at his rooms al Mai. Smiths
Stage House, a few weeks.
Brattleboro, Oct II, ls47. 8
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WANTED,

VERMONT REGISTERS at the
v BOOKSTORE
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A BEAUTIFUL ASsORTMENTof Christmas
B%ooKsToRE
Nov, ~. II
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CELEBRATED MAGICAL.
PAIN EXTRACTOR

Wilsboro, E.scx Co Now York wv 'N'---. Is
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Arrival Extra.

4 T the Peoples Store has been received nm extra
a lot OF Goods for Cheap Winter Trade, such as
Shawis from 80 cents To ST 30
Oregon Gaia and Scotch Plads, for Cloaks, from
30 cents 10 81 30 per yard
Six Ihibeis and vernos, for dresses and cloaks
from 80 cents to 80 per yard
fruges t'rnps aud Buttons Of all shades and conrs
together with an increased supply OF all goods gener-
ally wished, - iso-
Carpetngs, Oil Cloth, Paper Hangings, Crockerv.
Glass Ware, and very large stock OF Nuts Boas
Fur Caps, Fur Trimmings, Buffalo Robes, etc etc .
which by the Peoples Agent will be sold cheap at
TOWARDS
Burlington, Nov q, lS47. ~
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Ia. Esalcascgalcr.
EbHy esrOceries

n IHESTTS Tyson, Young IIyson Uyson .;lin
~ and black Teas, - 90'' ii' SUI '7N III
40 Boxes aud hail boxes Tobacco. various brands
lW d. halves and quarters Bunch Raisins
10 Boxes Tmllow aIJJ So ".p r. TInnli.s
81 CroiS, Porto Rico aud n Orleans SUGARS
l.onl, crushed and powdered do
todhNh' ilolasscs, Giugcr Sacaratus. Cassia,
n. uu'E'' H'aIo'I SAis1da, soap, Lump Oh, Nc
Dec J. - by STRONG, DOOLlTTLE 4. Go
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Musical Notice.

NJR NiIiTCOHs having taken up his winter
W quarters at Nddlebury, takes this method of say
ally that he is prepared to furnish good music for
Balls, Parties, &c ON reasonable terms ANY number
OF pieces iurnhed rom two to five, the occasion
may require. HIS Band consists OF Claronet, Post
HON, 1t and III Nio.ins. and Ophcc.yde.
Letters addressed to K. f. WHlTCoMB, Middehury,
VI, wil receive prompt attention. 1914