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come poniteut, and decided believer in
the Gospel OF Jesus Christ. Mrs. III. had, at
a very early Ieriod other married life, laid u
SIDE her lofty notions, aud condescended to
fnen oiiow estate. She had become the pa
rcut Of a numerous and highly respectable
family. She sustained her humble condition
IN lie with good grace submitting to all the
drudgeries Of housewiiery. She was remark
ahly useful In sickness, and very liberal in
eases Of disirnss. She never had any com
municalion with her father or mother; but
hsd occasional letters from some of her
hruihcrs and SISTERS. Her annuity was regu-
iaris @snt, both before and after her fathers
deatir and nov there il some probability
thal her children muy inherit the whole es-
tate.
such ID RE hricfhisiory Of this singular
snuinu, win, trust, was by the mysterious
Providence offte Almighty mOde meet to be
Tzarfnker 81 the inheritance Of the saints in
Itg'F,- S.s.slg. there ~ God IN Heaven, who
iu b hnilg Wisdom leaSis s!Zs blind in wuy
flai thcy kuew not -. .
Bath, Nov, iei6 ..
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SHoCKISG. A rumscllcr OF New Bedford,
Mass, has been indicted for manslaughter for
cousIng the death Of Philip q. Simmons. 1t
appears that he had furnished Simmons with
brandy until he fep senSeless OH the floor.
thun dashed cold WBter upon him and after
wards placed his hsd within fourteen inch
es Of very bot stove, leaving him there for
the night. In the nsornius he was corpse.
The verdict Cfthe Il quest was, TINT he died
from the causes mentioned. As might be
expected, the evef caused groat excite
ment in New BedG ri. 4 town meeting was
csllcd, and energetic steps were taken TO sup
press the sale OF toN,cating drinks.
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By A. G. Chadwick.

TERMS OFTHE CALEDoNIAN.- 20
if paid within the year; s2,OO II delayed be.
You'd that time. No paper discontinued all
Oh nrrcaragcs are paid except at the option OF
che publisher
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices
Transient advertisements Co be paid iH advance
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these streams. At this spot, when the flood
after the storm had subsidized, were found the
dead bodies of two men, one woman, forty
dogs, three horses, nine black cattle, one hun
dred and eighty bnres, and eighteen hundred
and forty sheep. t .. RID
Scotland is frequently visited by snow
storms of considerable severity, though not
comparable to those just described; and Mr.
iIogg gives pleasing account of the manner
in which these visitatons are borne by the in
habitants "The daily feeling naturally inn
pressed on the shepherds mind" says he,
''that all his comforts airs so entirely in the
hand ofIIim that rules the elements, con-
tributes NOT little TO that firm spirit of dcvo-
ton for which the Scottish shepherd is so
distinguished. know of no scene so inn
prcssiye ms TINT of a family sequestered in
lone glen during the timo ofa winter storm;
and where is the glen in the kingdom that
wants such habitntion?-There they are
leil to the protection of Heaven: and they
know and fcel IT, Throughout all the wild
yicissitudcs OF nature, they have no hope of
assistance FROM man, huI expect 10 receive IT
from the Almighty alone Before retiring TO
rest, the shepherd uniformly goes out TO ex-
anime the state of'the wc1ther, and make his
report TO the little depehI0nt group within
nothing Is TO I've saeu but the conflict of the
elements, nor heard bur the rnving of the
storm. Then they MI kneel around him,
while he commends them 10 the protection
Of Heaven and though their iittlc hymn Of
prnise eau searely I've hrsrd, even by them
selves, 10 Il MIXES with the roar of the tenn
pest, they never fail 20 rise from their devo-
lions with their spirits cheored and their con-
fidence restored, and 20 10 sleep with an ext
nltniion of mind, of Which kings and con-
qucrors have no shars
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Nestorla people and all them who have NOT
strength 10 reach Persia, will certainly cxpe-
rlence the full realization ofthis oath"
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MIKE WALSH, the Loco Foco Reprensenta-
tive elect, in his last Mediterranean" adver-
tises thus: .. Hlu
r "WANTED. A stout able bodied man of a
mild temperament, kind dispositioh and I'M
doubted endurance, is wanted to read Folks
Message for me. To one who will engage 10
read it through without falling asleep moro
than once during the onerous and gigantic
task, Il liberal remuneration will he given.
Application TO be made at this office.' t.1
The LONGEST Wohb, The following is
the longest word in the Indian Bible, trans
lated by John Eliot, the Apostle to the Indi-
ans: - .. ...
Observation-Disclosures
What benevoence, and what iron will,
must the Apostle to the indians have had, to
execute such task as the translation oftlIe
entire Bible into such language? The grass
is green above the heads of the teacher and
those who listened to his words; and the III
dian Bible remains, II curious monument of
human triumph and of human changes.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-14

SCIENCE" A frog" says Professor Pump,
sis an amphibious animal, as what lckers on cold
water, CONSEQUENTLY invented the teetotal soci-
ETY.. He always walks with a jump he does; aud
when he sits down has to stand up. Being a low
er of native melodies, he gives free concerts ev-
cry night, he does himself. He perwdes music
for the mill lion, which has been called because
it is usually heard in lnillpond. He is war
mint wot amt so bad when broiied on a griddle.
No sir-r-ree'
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FOR SALE.
~ THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate in
f...A Leicester owned and occupied by himself: con-
daA sisting of House Stable. and other outbuildings
together with nearly nne adjacent Land suitably
divided into Moving and Pasture Land and Garden with
between 80 and 40 fru trees. The house was butt in
1885, the very best in the most thorough
mnnner possible, with view the greatest
and comfort of family II has four good sized
the lower floor, esides wash rooT bathing room has
CHAMBERS besides spacious closets and room for
drying clothes Ii is in good repair and good order
also the Stable She'd &c. The premises centrally
stuat ed, convenient three Messing houses Academy
Bank, Post office, &c. and six miles stan from Wo
Accommodating of pay will 5e offered
and early can be had application SAMUEL
MAY, Broad Street. Boston, to the subscriber the
premises. SAMUEL MAY, JR.
Leicester, April 5. isif
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Brighton Market-Monday, April 10

IRep0rted Tor the Boston Traveler.I
At market, Gao Beef Cattle, 20 yokes Working Oxen 50
Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and abou 1000 swine.
PRIcEs-Beef cathe-Extra 1925; First quality 1915
second do. SIS so, to $3.50.
Working OrenSaes noticed at $S4 90, lO2, and 1870.
CoWS and CGUes-Sales made at S2l, 26, 80 and so.
Sweepstakes ofets at 81 II, 25,and lot taken
at S. SO
SWne-At wholesale, ACC for Sows, and SIC for Bar
rows and two lots at &c. At re all from 81 to
o. and &c. and sales brisk at the above prices.
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A Pheasant Situation for Sale,

@ fEfHE beautiful Estate situated in The east PAL of
f.:f Central Village in Cxbridge recently occupied
4asEAby DR.. GEoRaE WILLARD consisting of about len
acres of Land story Dwelling House. with piazza
on two Sides Barn. Shed and other Out buildings There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within five minutes walk of stations
on The Providence and Worcester Railroad and one of
the most desirable residences in the County Worcester.
Application may be made TO Col. JOHN w. cApRoN in
Uxoidge, or to either of the subscribers in Worcester
w. O. BARTLETT
JOHN c. YMAN.
Worcester Jan Ie, le47. dwisrf3
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To ALEXANDER BuLLocn. ESQ CIerk of


Worcester Aqueduct Company.
1IsHE Committee of Managers Of the Worcester Ann.
duct company request you TO call meeting Of SAID
Company at the East Town Hall in Worcester IN sat-,
day. the i7h day of April current at O'Clock p M 10
acl on the following articles: :"
]. To choose Moderator of said meeting
2. To choose a CLERK of the Company.
To choose Committee Of Five managers.
4. To choose a Committee Of Auditors.
s TO hear and act on the Report Of the Committee OF
Managers.
8 To hear and act on the Report of the Committee
Auditors
,. To determine how much money the Company will
rae BY tax 70 pay debts of the Company and future
penses
To take any measures and proper for the
assessment and collection OF any levied and deter
mine what statements shall be made persons who vol
unfairly pay their within so, so and 100 days from
the time of committing them To the Collector
Witess hands this nth day April in the year
one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven
STEPHEN sALISBUKY,l o..
ISAAC DAVIS, o"mmItee
HENRY w. MILLER, ,. o.
w. A. WHEELER, managers
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FARWELL q WHEEIncu :

FAKWELL q WHEELOCK. 81
House, Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters.
r1p,Nr ra an and Paper Hanging done 10 order
~ the services e Mr. g. PEAsE In the Grainns Ssn
ment WIN be their edeavor merit and hone ~ "a
ceive share of the public patronage. S 'f' ~ 70
Grain Store. q" q "a - snw, sutton
worcester, March A, le47. dsm J IT. WHFEIoCH
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SPRING GOODS.

HALE, RICE 81 ANGRY,
NO. PEARL STREET, BOSTON, have re-
ceved by recent arrivals Sixty packages comprising
Broadcloths, Cassmeres; Vestings; Cashmarets;
Summer Stufs; Satins DeLaiRes; Oregon Plaids;
Ginghaps Muslins; Wave and printed Lawns;
Cashmere, Broche, StradelIa silk and Printed
Shawl; Hosiery; Gloves; Trimming Fringes;
Laces; Jacconets; Swiss Mulls; Book Muslns;
India and Nainsook Muls Victoria Lawns;
India Linens; Check Cambrics, and many other
articles OF and desirable Goods which with their
former Stock Staple Goods, Prints & c.. completes
OF the most attractive the market all which
they offer at the lowest market prices.
Boston, March rs. dF&M w2sI3
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, So.
At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and the County Of Wo,-
ces'er on the fourth Tuesday Of March, D. ie47:
On the petition aforesaid, ordered that notice be given
10 all and Corporations Interested therein thsI
said Commissioners viii meet the Valley Hotel in
West BoylstoD, Tuesday, the tcenty seventh doy Of
pr nert, at of the clock in the AFTERNOON by puf
fishing an attested copy of said Petition and this Order
thereon ia the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester, fourteen days, least, before the said
twenty day of April next and serving the said
Glazer with like copy of said Petition and Order four
teen days. before the said twenty day of Apr
next at which time and place said Commissioners
Will proceed 10 view the several parcels of land sci forth
IN said Petition TO hear all persons and corporations inter
esed therein who then aud there desire to be heard
thereon and if they shall sdudge the PRAYER Of said
Peon ought to he granted then prescribe the limits
within which said Company may take said lands in all
cases where they propose take the than tive
rods IN width or without the limits of said Railroad and
TO estimate the amount of damage, any sustained by
each OF the owners aiores aid, in the premises.
Attest JOS. G. KENDALL, ClerE.
copy OF the Petition and Order thereon
dtA27 Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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Mutual Fire Insuranca.

The New England. The Farmers. The Equitable, and
Inc bowditch--ell safe Mutual Companies--ynay be
procured favorable terms by application 20 GEO M
rknNTibS ESQ their Agent, at the Probate Office.
Worcester, March rs, 1877. . dwSmia
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To the Honorable Board of County Con-

10 the honorable Board OF County Com
missioners for the County of Worcester.
FTAHE Petition of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Company respectfully represents. they have LAID
out and located their Railroad upon and land lying
in the town OF West Boysron in said County, owned and
held by Asa Marsh of Chesterfield the State Of New
Hampshire, in trust for the wife of lothian Gazier said
West Boyston and that your Petitioners propose to take
for the purposes of their Railroad the portions Of The
aforesaid described as follows, to wit:
strip of lane 976 feet long measured the
OF said Railroad as the is located the norhely end
bounting on the road leading by the house Russell Holt
said West Boyson and the southerly end on the high
leading from the Valley Hotel said West Boylsfen
TO Worcester, being strip land and half rods
wide each side Of the line said Railroad at the
soulhery end Of said strip thence dvergng sixty feet
In width on each side OF said line the distance CT
two hundred feet from said southery end thence conyep
ing to etin width the casery side said
cen re line and TO forty nine and half in width on
the westerly side thereof the distance hundred
feet from said southery end; thence OF uniform widia
OF thirty three feet On the easery and of forty and
ha feet in width on the westerly side of said lEe
to the road leading by The house Russell Holt aforesaid
containg one acre and eghttenths of acre,
Also, another piece ofand adjoining the above described
strip from which said Company propose take earth
gravel and materials necessary for the purpose of con
structng said Railroad, described as follows to wit,
strip OF land sixty feet wide and three hundred long
situate the westerly side the strip abr We described
the norhery end bounded on the road leading hy
sail Hois containing forty one one hundredths of
more or less.
And your Petitioners aver that where they propose 10
take the land aforesaid than five rods wide or VITA
out the limits of said Railroad it is necessary
the purpose OF cuttings embankments procuring
stone and gravel and materials necessary the proper
construction and security said Railroad and the Pea
TONERS further that they have able obtain
the land and materials aforesaid by voluntary agreement
with the owner thereof wherefore they pray your Honor
able Board, after due notice, view the premises pre-
scribe the limits within which said Company NAV take
said land where they propose take the more than
I'VE rods IN width or without the limits of said Rairoao
and TO estimate, according the provisions of law ths
amount of damages any sustained by the owner thereof
in the pre- misses
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, by
w. A. WHEELER, Agent
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co.

Ninth Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby given that the 9th Assessment (oi
Ten Dollars on each share has been laid by the board
OF n rectors PAYABLE ON THE FIRST DAY OF
APRiL NEXT, at the Treasurers Office, Washington
buildings, in the City OF Rovdence.
~ Interest from the first day Of April will be charged
on all payments made previous to the 18th day Of
April ISAAC RROWN Treasurer
rTuViuence, March IL, le47. dtAl2
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his dragons, but as 1t C. was passing with his
whitefiag displayed, May rode out and crossed
his path to enquire the object Of his mssion-.'I
am going to tell them fellows to surrender, in
order to save their lives''-"W ait till have charg-
ed them -" Impossible, the old man has sent me,
and must go on'-''But, my good fellow said
May entreatingy, "for Gods sake, just rein up
for five minutes, and give us chance at them.''
''Woud do any thing to obliged you, Colonel,
but have, the old mans orders, and there is no
help for it, and he gave rein to his horse, whilst
the Col. returned to the head of his squadron in
the worst OF all possible humors against those
things called flags OF truce.--[W. o. Bulletin.
AN INFAMOUS OUTRAGE.--Some miscreant
opened the switch of the A. & R. Railroad, situat-
ed about five miles east of Canandagua on We'd
nesday night, and fastened it open. On one side
was all embankment of abont 80 feet in height,
and it was no doubt the design of the scoundrel
to throw the entire train down this precpice.
As the night train from the west approached, the
engine and tender run off at the end OF the switch
blowing its way into the ground, and completely
bnrying the wheels on one side. But for the
softness of the ground, the engine, tender, and
men upon them, must inevitably have been pre-
cipitated down the bank.--[ Rochester .4du
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House Lots for Sale,

IVY good House Lots,we situated, lying the south
sne OF William Street, and north Of adjoining
estate OF Hon. Levi ncoln for sale by GEORGE GALE.
inquire 81 the New Court House, Waits Temper
ance Exchange. d,f Worcester March 81
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Anril ). l841

WORCESTER IS. April 5. l847.
.. b, J. GODDARD, of Worcester in the County Of
worcester, Esquire, Clerk i'll the case of CHARLES
BELCHER, OF sail Worcester, baker, an insolyens
DEBTOR, formerly copartner with Benjamin P. Rice
under the firm OF b. p. Rice & Co.
ou are hereby required to give til at meeting
OF the creditors of said Belcher in his ndiyidual
capacity and as member of said firm OF ID. p Rice a
20 viii be held at Office in Worcester in said Coun
~ on the twenfieth day Of April emf at ten O'Clock
IN me forenoon for the purpose of choosing assignee
or assgnees eli the Estate Of SAID Becher Frederick
Gale who was duly chosen. assignee said Estate hay
ing resigned his trust assignee said Estate when
and where The said creditors may prove further debts
against the said Beicher Individually as member Of
said nrm, and may choose assignee assignees OF
sail estate And you will serve this by publishing
an atested copy of his order times in the Daily
Spy newspaper printed ut said Worcester before ne
day Of said meeting, and by giving written notice by mail
or otherwise of said meeting, to all known creditors az
sad beicher individually or as member Of said firm @.
b. r Rice Co. And y are to make return of this
order with your doings thereon at the time place Of
said meeting. ISAAC DAVIS,
true copy. Master in Cbancery
Aouot Attesl, D b. l. GODDARD, CLERK.
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April 9. 1917.

WORCESTER, SIS. April 8, l847.
THE Members of the Worcester Aqueduct Company,
comprising all the inhabitants Of the Centre District
qualified by law in affairs, hereby notified
and warned to at the East Town Hall in Worcester.
on Saturday. the nth day of AprH current at o'coch
PM then and there upon the articles contained
the foregoing acquisitions of the Managers said Com
pany A. H. BULLOCH,
DIT Clerk of said Company.
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
BY CLAGHORN Il HILL,
AuctiOneerS & commission Merchants

Regular Package Sales Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Morning, on months credit. :
Goods from the shelves so every Saturday, 10 o'clock
GJ Advances made on every description of Goods con
signed and every information and facility afforded TO Con
sgnors BY w. Q. ROBINSON, Agent,
SO dwu No ST FvLroN-sT., R0STOH
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WORCESTER, ss. April 6, 1S47.
To s. b. !. GODDARD. OF Worcester in the Comfy ef
Worcester, Esquire Clerk in the case of HOMER
SAWTELL, OF said Worcester, carpenter an insolyen.
debtor.
VOU are hereby required to give notice tina, mee,nr
Il of the creditors ofsaid Homer Sawtell will be held
az my Office IN Worcester in said County, the nine
!eenM day of Apr current at ten O'Clock in The tore
noon, for the purpose OF choosing an assignee or Rs,
sgnees OF the Estate ef SAID Sawtell, Frederick a le
who was appointed assignee In said case having resene
his trust as assignee in said when and where he
said creditors prove further debts against The sa,d
Sa%tell and choose assignee assianees and also
shew why certificate Of discharge should nor m
granted to him, And you will this notice nv ma
fishing an atiested copy Of this order six times In an.
Daily spy newspaper printed said hefnre
the day osaid meeting and bv giving written notice Nv
mail or otherwise OF said meeting 10 all known
OF SAID Sawte'l And you TO make return ~ thi.
order with your doinga thereon time and Mace
said meeting ISAAC. DAVIs' Paee "
true copy. t#4tA Master IN ch.c.
Acoo. Attest, :. b. l. GoDDARD. Clerk
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NEW CARPETS.

NEW CAhEEIS.
| Am almost daily receiving and handsome patterns
OF CARPETS of every description. Purchasers will
nnd, IN my CARPET ROOMS, superior class of goods,
both as regards fabric and pattern the Carpets usually
oHered IN worcester. II. II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Apri IL. DIV l62 and 1854 Main 81.
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Look at This

- k1NOR SALE a valuable Real Estate situate on
fS3 Front Street, No 26, in Worcester consisting
1"ss4 of large BRICK HOTSE and BARN, a short dis.
lance from the Railroad repots. Said House will accom-
moate three families above the basement story which
occupied as store For particulars, inquire the
scrtber on the premises. P. KNOWLTON.
Worcester, April s. DE-
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under The firm OF THOMPSON a. BALLARD
is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved The business
will be continued at the Old stand, 40 MAIN STREET by
o. F. THOMPSON, who is duly authorized settle the
Of the late firm. The bills due will be made out
aud ready for settlement on the first day Of Aprii.
OLNEY F. THOMPSON
CHARLES BALLARD.
Worcester, March 90, ls47. dw3wl3
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AN FRIDAY Aprn l4fh, at 10 O'Clock p. M, at the
~ MILLBURY HOUSE, will be sold 10 Feather Beds and
Bedding Bedseads, Mattresses, Carpets Tables Chairs
Looking Glasses, Stoves Kitchen Furniture q G. &c.
Also, seiah,-l Rockaway, seats, nearly new-one
Hoveys Straw Cutter, Hogs, is bushels Potatoes, &c.
Mbury, April 10. d2r THOMAS STEVENS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

Mr. Britain the Chairman Of the Committee on
Union Schools continued Committee 70 report On
the subject a, the meeting Of tbs Convention IN
1855
The following Resolution submitted By Mr Nc
Elg0tt seconded ~ Mr. Page and unanimously passed
RssolDsd That the Report on Emulation this day cub
ntted 70 the Association be referred 10 toe same Com
rnittee with Instructions 10 consider the propneiy o.
modifying or rejecting msch Of u IS relates q the
use Of cOrporesl punishment, in schools.
w Buckley L. HAzeltine and d Page were sp'
pointed Committee % memorable the Legislature in
respect 20 the expedency Of Incorporating the Assoca
ton and according to il the same rights Of granting
licenses possessed by other pr fessons
The business OF the Convention being closed, Mr..
Buckley Of Albany by invitation addressed The Associa
ton % the IDLE Elementary Text Book in schools
The Docra closes its repor. Of the proceedings with
the folow wing paragraph
And now good By the third Annual Meeting Of the
Teachers Of the state Of NV York. We regard this
movement Of the E5ucsuonsts one Of the greatest
movements Of the II must be attended with great
snd lasting good We say then. 20 this noble band who
are aborna with Hercu-sn energy 70 elevate the stand
ard Of Education and diHusiug its blessings far and
wide through our land 60 On, PRESS on To huxley,
and Page aud McElligott. and Valentine and Dewey
and Cooper. and Nc Keon, and Anthony, and all who
have been working with their best powers tor many
years Ia this great cause. we say 90 on.