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Two travel in .Ncic England, 10 obtain sub
Il sscriptions for the most popular aud spleu-
did PLGIDRlAL MORRIS of the day. En-.
terprising men can earn from 30 TO 40 dollars
per month.
Agents also wanted to sell Hayward's Ga
zctteers Of Fremont, New Hampshire, and
Massachusetts. [63-mO
For further Information, address post paid
HORACE WENTWORTH, No. .,
Canal Block, Cpntral VI. Lowell, Mass.
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InlIN DOYLE.a EaTATE

FINitE subscribers, having been appointed
! by the llogAablc Probate Court Tor the
District Of Caledonia Commissioners, 10 re-
ccyc, examine, aud adjust all claims and de-
mands of al pcsons against the Estate ct John
llaylp, late Of Burke, In said district, deems
ed, represented irsolvcnt, and the term Of
fx months FROM the 20th day Of November,
1.Aa, allowed, by said court, 20 the creditors
Of said deceased, a. exhibit and prove their
respective cinnr b-lofs us-Du FiYe notice
that We viii attend TO the duties Of our APP
poinlncBt az the dwelling house Of widow
Mauba Doyle, IN Burke, IN said District, On
tho aIs, day OF January, aud the 2-th day Of
May, 1850, a. 10 o'clock, forrnoonr-on each
nf said days.
BENZ =. BELDEN, c..............
a BURLINGTON, ! '''''''''''"'i =
Burke, Dec {, A. D. lslO Giiw3
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sTATEoF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA District, ~.
A. Probate Court, holden At Danylllc, with.
IN and for said District, on the TT day of
December, 4 - lao
a cory Of the last WillsAnd Tcaiamcnt
N Of samuel Salisbury, Of Boston In the
County of Suffolk and Commonwealth Of
Mhnaaehusctts deceased, duly allowed and
proved "a the rfuhstc Tor the Couaty aforesaid,
being presented to the Court here that said
copy may bc Glcd and recorded m the Probate
Coarl for the District Of Caledonia ngfccdbly
60 the Statute iWauch case made and provided
Il ishrtcby ordered that al persona con eefncd
hs nnuhcd tn appear before said Court at
a. session thereof 10 be- h1,dru NJ the Probate
Office iG Duuylllr, % said District, on the 18th
day of December, lsip, 60 eonirtt thc fling
aud recording Of said Nill ~ aiur said, o. they
'Src cSusc, lor which purpose It % further Or
dcrrd that copy Of the record Of this order hc
puhlshcd three weeks sueerssiycly "a the Cal.
cdonlan, G. newspaper printed at ~ johns.
bury, IA said District, M soon ns may be.
THERON HOWARD, Register.
a true copy Of record tbijw3
Attest, 4. HOWARD, Register,
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Agency of DR.. s. s. Fitch's
Celebrated MEDICINES.

ITSED by him wish such distinguished sue
u cess IN the cure Of Coughs, CoaMmp.
ton, Cltarrh, .lsihma, Heart Disease, Dys.
pcgsta, GoH0rrhaa, Pdss, FsuIle Compiai7'~,
80 sc. also,
De- ) 5 Fitch Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, lnhahng Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption, aud the Art at preserving Life
and Health IA Old Age, &c &c,
j. G. BHGuAn, - JahusbuFy, is agent Tor
HE above aud keeps them constantly on hand.
~ Dr. Fltch's Guide Book 10 lnyalIds,an
Dir,c ,,ohs Tor Promoting Health, aud lusiruc.
tons Co Mothers, m the management of Chi.
drrn. many be had, grltut,ousiy, by calling
for u at the Stare as above. Al extremely
valuable Bnnk- Ollyl
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Very respectfully yuurH, --
VIM SHAW. Nj. ID.

Washington, North Carolina, Aug. I2,l5i7.
The genuine signed I. Buttson the wrapper
For sale by J. c. Bingham ST. Johnsbury
Plain J. Flint, ST Johnsbpry Centrcj l. p.
PARKS, PasSumpsic, and dealers in medicines
GENERALLY.
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Another PhySioidH's Testmopyi Mr. Fowlc
Dear SIR could send you dozen ccrtid-
Gates, strong and decisive, Of the really snna.
tive effects or your valuable Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, within the past twelve n'ontha, under
my own supervision aud direction. Indeed, 7
know Of few persons who have used It, com.
paratvely, hut commend II in the HtrongcHt
iermA case of Asthma, the acycrcst ! ever
saw, to which I was Gated month ago, r
WINGED the superiority of the lIalsam. This
disease lasted six weeks, and the dyspTa and
suffering was drcaafuli hc sat up every night
The gentlemen told me To give him something
TO last him home, (2l milcs,) So that he nigh;
see ms wife and child, and die IN peace /
gave him one bottle Of the BalsAm, and four
LannccA of aYrups aqnills directing him 10 take
Iea.Hpooniu doses OF best Bordeaux olive oil,
when the difficulty orbrcathipg was grcntest.
Next day forced his dcspondcnt will, and
-,aa,la him take six bottles of Wistcr'a Bnlsam
of Wild Cherry home with him asa present,
he having alleged that he had used so much
expensive medicine to no profit. Last week
MIR A. called and expressed his gratitude to
MIR IN the wafn,est manner, Eara thO mra,.
cine had saved he life, paid his whole bill, and
took SIX bottles more, and left my Office Tor
homo. rciuicInu.
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Read this Column caTetully,

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This r,-tirl 600 rHpliF nfrrfiain uupligglI m,t
col aH 4I4 n..U HA4 H"t tHfH fHFasrd % rrlNf 'N,.t
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10 Ias HfruIf HaffHuHuIs ftsiiHs ir iafFn i4f' 4i
fHWt bed rfprufrl Dee adfffsinf ah HH iHHNhfei'N
is embark iu tbf rufiurst Amuus uiNfr Dol spthfl
10 GHauns WaFnHs itl tdiinf II i.g l.".ig y .itel
fHu trufurf furh propagation ~ " a. AnbhIM9
ffmrfit 600 81 Che rfsFurtuft Ni hfAl|' Nv
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4nr trr1urrr ~ irr-fhr ss@4 f4-saf haah hi i
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iDta msfAst isf tha puhno decide uloH thf Ss1lse
~ ihusa Assssf sd AsHefabh ~fH.
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ou-uwPtion aaFsd.
ChaH,s SOD hufsrtafs' Gs.sa@Fuss taH - SaTsA
.Hfsafltus tsstswJUea itrsf CaHriatst tsIas
CaiaftH. Gst.hs ssraa NFtuuF hlrsa. Nsrtsss'
~ 90 Ctfsl Htfui ltssA. NUAl NEtat biHssu ~
IfU|rsf iFYfttaf HItHi iatH g. 40 Atafi Af. AHpt
lftH ed D. fHffd
HPiuiuE Hiaad,
Fss ioFs. Apru " t-i1
~ TDwsFHNu Il vFrtty rTt'~Tr t~Hr kvts#ts--
is 80 tssu tHt IusauE utuuTt tfufrtrurr ui 'HstuT
mi nlt hato f1f tr'stsI Jrah he'd - bed tuugu. 10
tfrauHs suI -sfss. A. iast rsssi iafrs
ruaruuus Of blood bod siFht sas=ts. auI rtssut
laIitts fsIut -. sod dtd nHt aspect tn bee
hsys uuiy assi 1Uut ssfsapsftha shutt uius. sgi
.tUsts aat . uouist6i fssuEs bssu -fuurht is He
az nos atsis ~ ~.k ~ s.sT ,tLg fHty. tsIlE 90
blood cod eos eoHft has Ten Voc $50 sell ius
.rius thst an hsutn,i ioi these ts'aiu 'Fevt sbs-
WA RUSSELL. IS c.Hsh.su
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Tue ftfihrsis s1nr'Hsi'ay proves hsi ,h. 6.t,,
psus nst stlrfl fgllfNlfnfsf tHs maii ebtunsts n,
aasat ~ ihr blood lhfaa peffauf cured IL a.. IL.
~ HUUfrra IsHfFI wv
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STRAY Heller.

\ OST from drove, ABOUT the middle Of
IL August, somewhere between Parks and
Stevens village, ~ Barnet, one two year old
hcli,r mostly rcd, having "a large W'h,lr spot
on one side, and marked \" on the rump
with TAR Whoever shall give information
where the same may be- found shail be- sujti.
hly rewarded A. - CARP
Waterford, Dec ", $50 GiGw3'
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Do ro-nsend' sst,spsria "a sovereign sud spec.
~ tof iEsip,aat GsGsanptinn- hAurnnaii. Fro
lapsa, utru Failing ~ ths Nonh C"susrurss. fiss,
isurotrhma whites nhttruetsd dthhcut MsnstruA
uGn, fUJ0utiueucu ut trtuu, tuvuunf-ry r--h-Tre
thereof aud for tho general prostrauou Of ~ sisten
whether the result Of nhrfent causes
produced by ,rrrguarity, Illness accident Nothing
ho surpri.tnr than ~ iuyiToraing effects aron
the human frame frrsons ~ all weakness aud assitude
ttom taking hecomc robust sud fhll ol energy
asd-i iAhurHes- II Immediately eountstacn the
neolrssurss of tho fuuas fanr, which IL TIE ErHHt
cause ~ Barrrnusss II ~iii not be expected Of Hs
~ Of 80 delicate mature, Ia ehhhu cetacstss Of
rutes performed hut assus~ the aulirted that
hundtads IT rasef baJ6 bsFU TsiurrTi ------
saudt ~ where Nuilies have been Siihout ch,
dtau snet ustuF fes bottles Of this .tnNHluahla med
haNr hoeu blessed With hu~ hosithN onspriur u
breu Nptess ptslsted ~ refeteucs 10 emale rnln
piArt. NJ i.Uais ~ho hSs reason 90 surpos' ~.
approaching tpst crtucal period. Tht iprH Of ivf,
.uould neglect take a. 20 u crrtHin ptetehl'e
any the pUuetnus aud horrible disesses to ~meh
female. subject this tine Of hfe THIS period
Ia DELAYED er tersfal fsArs BY ns'nE tA0 msd'
tf Nuf Il loss valuable Tor those who approach
,ug sntn.uhogd. calculated 10 as.st ua,urs by
qui,k supg tie blood sud iuNigufsuug tue sJsIs tu'
drrd ths medicine IL iu'suahe (of all the delicate
-t.--sss 10 sheh women arr subject
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FE.L7LE COMPL9LNTIS.

IT wurks wonders IN eases of 4l0T --lLLHS or
1FTifeS, FdttIEg ~ Tt5 tt5Wt 6tStrHrtr+, sup
pressed or painful .ncRSeS, irrcguiarity Of the
menstrual periods and the like; aud is as fec.
tnal in curing all the forms of Kidney Disease
BY removing obsttuctions,an regulating the
general system, il gives tone and strength to
the wh6ic body, andthus cures all forms Of
NERVOUS DISEASES and DEBILITY, .
and thus pie Vents or relieyes great variety
of other mpladicsaas Spiual Irritation, Neural.
ria, 81 Pitus Dance, SioooHiRg, EpHeptio FITS,
CONCLUSIONS, SC. II is not possible for this
medicine to fail to do good; il has nothing in
il which can ever harm. IL cleanscs the blood ,
excites the liver TO healthy Netion, tones the
stomach, and gives good digestion, rolieVes the
bowels of torpor and constipation, allays in
Elimination, purifes the skin, equRlizes the cir
culation ofthe 5tdod, producing gentle warmth
equally all over the body, and the inscnsible
pSrspiration; retnXcs all structures and sight
ness. removes all distractions, and invigorates
the entire nervous system. Is not this, then,
The Medicine You -eminenHy Need ?
EASTMAN, TILTONS. co.
general .7geHtS, Liitleion, NJ H.
uTAorNrs for the sale of the Genuine
TowNsESD SkRsArARLLA:
J. c. Fuller, Danville; Harvey q Eastman,
Rarnei Drown n Weeks, Pencham; Cutting
q. Silsby, Lower Waterford; John Bacon, ST
johnsbury Centre; Calvin Morrill,, East st.
Johusbury; Fuller X Co. Lyndon; Judeviue
AZ Co. South Hardwicki + D. Putnam,
Narshfeld; Strong ~ Jcwc,t, Barton; Wclch
4 Darling, Groton: w X. shedd Il Co, Wells
RIVER JIG. Bingham, St Johnsbury E623yl
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Grrnt -Iklo%-InE "a Moihors aud Children
II h the safest sud most eHoetua DAsdiene for puri
buE The aud relieving tho tuhurings aieudaut
upou eyldbrh discovered II ttrrngthens both the
another aud ehi prevents pain aud d,ssHuc, iurrrutnH
sud surohes the uoj those Who have used think II u
Indispensable II Il highly asoril both teidru aud sneT
conhaomuut It prevents diseases attendant SPon child
birth. IL Cosufauoss Piles, Cramps Swelling OF tho
forL Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain IN the
Back aud lois- False Pnius HemorthRFe aud In reEu
iatng the seeretous and equaliang the circulation
has equal The great beauty Of this medicine IT, u
IL Always safe aad the most delicate use mos, suo-
essshy.
Noiiee 10 tho S.Hdirs,
Thoss that initiate IT. Inwusruia Saraapafllla hAEa
Invariably called their siuH great Remedy for Fsnsiss
e. Ge aud have copied our bills aud circulars Nhleh
relates to tho eonplsiuts Of women, word for wprd-
other non put up medicine have, since tho great
success Of Dr. Townsandp SHrsApNria 10 complaints
incident to females recommended theirs, HhouHh pre-
,iauslY thoy did udt number Of these ndEHtos
ehis &C, Injurious to females, ~ i%sy sgsrsvste
disease sud undermine the consultation Dr.. Iowa.
sands y the only aud best remedy for the
r,mala opnpisnts tursly, VI hils ~ eHrcting
permanent II can be tsteu by the most d-liosts
ir,nalos ~ -ny OF by those expecting 10 hseoms
p,oh"is. With the greatest advantages, a. ptepPres
uhg System sud prevents pan danger aud strength
80. hsIh malAat and child He esron 10 Set tho gonu
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HInA -TuTE s EsTATE

TINllE subscribers, having been appointed boy
i the Honorable Probate Court Tor tic pts
trict Of CALEDONIA, Commissioned, t"Wr"'go,
examine, md adjust all claims aud dem1uds
Of all persons against the Estate Of Iiba
Tutc, late of Burke, IN said district deceased,
Represented insolycnt, and the term of siS
months from the third day of December, $40,
allowed, by said court, To- the creditors of said
deceased, TO exhibit aud prove their respective
claims before us-Do give notice, that We will
Intend 30 the duties OF our appointment at the
Store Of Il. Tute, IN East Burke, IN said Dis.
trlct, on the l2th day of January, aud first
day uf June next, at one o'clock, Afternoon,
on each Of said days
ALMON 5. BENNETT .
CARLOS GODDlNG, : Commissioners.
JOSHUA THOMAS,
East Burke, Dec 5, l5i0 GI5w3
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STRAY MARE.

GtAME into the enclosure of the HuhacTbcf
Y ON the 7th day OF Dec lSio, q light bay
Mare, long tail, blind iG one ryci the rwurr
40 requested 10 prove property, pay chargrs
aud take hci way, 4 /. MORRILL,. .
Rycglir, Dec II, 1919 OiOW3'
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n Office. Whereas, Soluma, NY wife has
~ lcn me and declares herself 60 bee no
moro mine, this ls Ia Forbid oil persons har.
boring uf trusting her on NY account 40
shall pby no debts Of her contracting nltcr this
dbtc. WATSON ID BEAN
KIRBY Dec ~, l-i9 Gluwa'
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PASSUM PSIC BANK,

TIVE books for receiving subscriptions
4 Er shares IN The fHWumpHIu tHUh
will be- opened AZ 49, Johnsbury Hotel, in
~ Johnsbufy on the 22d day Of January a D.
l-jO, a, ~ o'clock a, ~. und will continue
open from 10 o'clock a 81 10 I o'clock T. NJ,
on each day Sunday excepted for the space
Of ten days. The subscribers 10 the time Of
subscribing hrc required 10 deposit with the
CommiEpionrrr in gold Or silver cuin five dol
lars on each ahHtc by them subscribed,
POkTuS BANTER,
BARRON MOULTON,
LEWIS II DELAAO,
HENRY kEfES,
JOHN BACON, SCommissioncfs,
J T.. FAIRBANKS,
CALVIN MORRILL,,
L. ~. CHASE,
II G. BENTON,
Dee &, l-io, 6t6w3
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-06

The administration of James X Polk will terminate
the Sd OF March next and the following day his sue
cessor Zachary Taylor will be inaugurated, unless the
ceremony shall be postponed day. account OF the
4h being Sunday The retiring administration has fully
and fairly exemplihed the measures OF the democratic
party the is expected TO cherish and adopt the
policy OF the wing party Should II do al the expra-
ton Of another four years term the people OF this repub-
lie will be the better qualified TO Judge OF the relative
merits OF the two parties, and determine which OF them
has done most to sustain the cause OF popular rights ad-
vance the general good and elevate the national char
acter
We are not so uncharabe as to denounce the meas.
ures of General Taylor in advance 1t would afford
pleasure to be able to respond TO them all and to give
our hearty support to his administration. But
at liberty TO speak of Mr. Polk and his public acts,
without ncnring the imputaon of being servle to the
powers that be, or actuated by improper motives.
Mever IN our oPp naa ne people e Gl s W
their suendering the trusts coDhded to their charge
now the close OF the official career OF President Polk
Within four years. the territory of the United States has
been almost doubled in amount-an independent nation,
by her voluntary act has been added to the galaxy OF
Sates-a war unlustly commenced by a neghbor-
ing power, has been successfully prosecuted TO a
close, and both Indemnity for the past aud secu-
rity for the future" obtained The vexed question
with Great Britain relative to Oregon, which en-
barrassed so many previous administrations has been
adjusted on highly advantageous and honorable
A revenue tariff, afordng equal incidental protec-
ton to all the great Interests. OF the country and par
tculary advantageous TO the farmer, has been estab
shed and the which produces has proven sui
cient TO defray all the expenses OF government in time
of peace, with balance ample to form sinking fund
for the ultimate extngushment of the public debt. An
Independent treasury is also in the full tide of successful
experiment, collecting and disbursing the public money
in gold and sausr the only legitimate constitutional cur
rency, without the loss of dollar to the governmen
All these things have been accomplished by President
Polk, and his talented and interchangeable cabinet, in the
short space of four years. although the task might nan
rally appear Herculean Yes, these of the
fruits OF democratic predominance, and the country has
already felt their invgoratng effects. prosper
Gus peope-happy in the enjoyment OF every blessing
which government can bestowhas and will
exist the globe Este pepetua is our sincere prayer
and if the change of men, which is to take place the
ures and of mes--and all for the worse-we shall
ess ourselves agreeaby misa ken in apprehensions
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer
Compliment To Professor johnson.

We have already alluded TO the fact of a complimentary
donation OF valuable minerals having been sent by the
Emperor of Russia TO Professor Walter A. Johnson.
The donation embraces less than 200 varieties. and
many Of the specimens OF the most liberal dimen-
sions. The following letters accompany the gift:
From his Erceenry d. Bodisco Russian minister at Wash
ington
WASHINGTON, December 6, 1913.
DEAR SIR Baron Wrange and Lieutenant Pleiler, AT
government, of all the useful Information communicated to
hem by you. and the facilities yon had afforded them in
the successful ullmen OF the object Of their investiga
tons
Lieutenant General Baron Ko Director of the Depart
Imperial Majesty TO thank you for your obgng coopera
ton, and to collection of Russian minerals
shown o Messrs Wrangel and Pfeler
have ths pleasure to transmit to you letter from Gen.
probation of your readiness aid in scientific pursuits
particularly gratifying to your very humble servant
To Professor WALTER r. jon vsoy.
Translation Of letter from HIS Ereeaency Baron Nicolas
ko,t
The Director of the Department of Military Colonies in
Russia Lieutenant General Baron Kor to Mr. johnson,
Professor and Mining Engineer, Philadelphia.
ST. PETERSBURG, June TO- 1913.
SIR Ia 1916 two officers belonging the
Of the military colonies in Russia the Baron Wrangel and
Mr.. pfcer. sent in conformity the supreme order
Of his Majesty the Emperor OF all the Russas England
hs a OF co nd bs on s,
Having on their return brought home the most sasfac-
tory details of the results of their mission Messrs Wrangel
and Pie er have assured me that during their sojoun in
America you had sir the very great complasance to
accompany them several of their journeys OF observation
that you procured for them opportunities of visiting the
most remarkable coal mines and most important manu-
featuring establishments and that it due your kind
assistance and to the which pleased
to them that they able to collect that useful
formation the attainment of which presents strangers
many difficulties.
These kind attentions your part SIR towards those
Russian officers, and the Enlightened cooperation for the
cause of SCIENCE impose upon the agreeable duty
of expressing you the sincere sentiments of my
a COL
lection of minerals, the productions of Russia herewith
transmitted which, under the authorization of his mpe
rial Majesty offer mark OF particular esteem
and RENE mbrance OF the travellers whom you have
much obliged.
have the honor be, sir, with respect and considera
ton, your verAdevoted servant,
Baron NICOLAS KORF.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-06
From tho Philadelphia Inquirer.


THE GOLD FEVER, although it has abated some what
still continues sufficiently high very fine ship will sail
from this port in few days, direct for San Francisco
She will carry out thirtyve passengers at $500 each
Expeditions also announced in various sections of
the Union. Bangor is about sending out a Yankee
adventure well trimmed brig, with full list of passen
gers. company from Hartford with propeller of 300
tons will leave New York the 18th January; pass
through the straits of Magellan and her arrival in the
the vicinity of the gold mines Kennebec also sends out
schooner And the thing may be said of every sea
port the Union. Or the various expeditions progress
that of the "Boston and California Trading and Mining
Expedition TO be the efficient being formed on
strictly business principles The Boston Bee tells US it is
carrying out its projects with systematic precision that
cannot fail to insure In addition to the officers
who will go out with the expedition one of the Oldest
established commercial houses in the city will act as
agents here, and gentleman will visit Washington be-
fore the edward Everett" SAILS to obtain the counte
nance OF the general government The officers of the
expei well supplied with Introductory letters of
credit to enable them to carry coastng other COM
mercia transactions TO advantage should il be deemed ad
visable.
"a ste am engine forms part of the equipment to be
used Tor propeng boat the river and along the
pistols with ammunition The roll of the com pany bears
the names of one hundred and fifty men, who well
known to each other, so strongly recommended that
perfect harmony may be counted oniwenty-one of the
number are Literally educated.
'The professions and trades well assorted az we find
the roll, which embraces merchants plate workers
bakers panters engineers mariners jewellers,
Contributors farmers. five printers backshs, ship
clerks, founders, teamstes, doctors. hass geoogists
ailortwo OF more OF each, and surgical instrument
maker, varnisher urrer, Rassbower, smeter surgeon
barber, lawyer, editor rporlsr and coPPsnmith,"