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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

Mr. llnr, of Washington County, proposed
the tulluWiu" resolution, which WIS adopted
Resolved, That committee corresponding
iu lhu uuiuIt,'r ui Nrudturs tu which tho srtu-
rti ruuutirH ur7'- rt--irt-ti,t, whitfield lr- uty
pointed, ON uomIu1i.ou ~ lho drrWlcr from
III 10H IlliiNt lNluIir 40 prr-rul tu Gus Cow
touton nomination. for Governor 1t. Gov
cruor, aul Treasurer,
In comp'lu,cWilh ilis resolution, the FOL
'owing gentlemen were constituted "a pomiua-
uug committee,
Bennington County -Mcar, Park, Chit
trulpu,
WioIlmm Couuty-Mc..rs Kirkland, Kcl-
Rutland County Mcsr Foot, BrpgsCol.
burn,
Windsor County -Mc..r, Cuurtr,Powcr,
Whiuomh. Aluus,
Addison County -Mc.,rs Gmndy, Bar
rptt
C6i0cndyn Couuy--NIc..rs Doyy, May.
norl
:. orWgo fouoty-AIo,'s Martin, stobbins.
Foster
Washington County -Nc,.s Buck Cola
mcr.
Caledonia County NIc,sr. Dclano, Slalr.
Franklin County Royce, Nuump,
Ferris.
Orlcans County Mr. Baxter.
l.amoillc County Mr. Perkins.
E-srN. Cmuty--Mr Dewey.
Grandc Isle Couuty-Nfr Adams
On motion, the Chair appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Committee "a prepare aud
report resolutions Ia the Convention, VIZ:
MIR Walton, of Ailnpclirr,
Clarke. of lilulin&iuu.
Harris, oc Haulcboro,
barrett. Of Midllch,iy.
Halo, OF Winds0r
llildrrth at Bradford.
Haialrll, of Nrro'uucs,
Davis, of tluplwirk,
Hey Yen, ~ - Alhnns,
jameson, Of lrashurgh.
Toifd, on motion. that when this Convch
ton adiouns it aliourns to meet az this
place At halipast one o'clock this afternoon.
Adjourned. q
AFTERNOON.
Mr. Miner irun the committee to nomin1tc
permanent officers for the Convention, middle
The following report, which was accepted and
unanimously adopted, Ia wit;
For President,
SAML ADAMS, of Grand Isle Co.
Vice Presidents,
OBADIAH NoHLE, of Rutland Co
JunN PuUrER, OF Windsor Go.
llNHuY BRADLEY, of Chittcnrrr,Co
JUN l'laN - bl Essen 70,
SECRETARIES,
Il. ID. HARRIS, of Windham Co.
j. III. BNuUErr, of Addison Co.
G.. H. llFNprN, of Franklin Co
joins \, JAMr~oN, of Orleans Co.
Mr. Dewey of ESSEX County, from the
Committee on nominations, made the follow
ing Report
See under editorial hcnd
Which report was ncccptcd,and unanimous
N adopted 10y the Convention.
l.. L. Walton, Jr.. Chairman of the Com
mittcc on resolutions, submitted the follow
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

TIN GALrmN ArrNm-h0cr spending
weeks in discussing th. affair. the locofpco
majority in the House, ia ord,r to make po-
liucal capital out oft have disposed of a.
they began. They voted tlnt the principal
was properly paid, hut not the interest Mr.
Crawford, 10y letter to the Speaker of the
House. asks that legal proceeding, he iusti-
tutcd against him, that the question, whether
he had a right 10 the interest, may be- iudc-
tally settled, This is fair, aud spoils this
Morgan" of the locofocos
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

DEATH or REv, DAVID MrRnrLL.-Thc
Rev. DAVID MERRILL, of Pcachnm, died at
his residence last sabbath evening. lie was
taken -unwell -oH the preceding Thursday,
with pain in his head, which was finally re-
moved, after which hc was exercised with
severe pain in the region OF the stomach
The nature OF the disease was such that he was
wandering in mind or oppressed with stupor
for much@of the time of his illness. The
death of a man so able, useful and influential
as was Mr. Merrill, is public calamity-cs.
Feeialt. - the loss Srvcrc-to people so de-.
voted in their attachments as were his 10 him
Thc1ltncral exercises were attended ON Tues
day by his afflicted people, and many others
sympatbizing with them in. their bcrcavc.
mcnt Sermon 10y Rev, Rufus Case, of this
town. Mr. Merrill leaves n wife and ten chill
drcn.
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E95- At the special meeting of trc Stock
holders of the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad, at Plymouth, on the eth, n rcsolu-
ton III iuvor of constructing the road ia its
northern terminus was discussed * laid ON the
table. II was voted to issue bonds To the ~
mount of 5000 900 10 pay the debts of the
corporation, and to complete the road to War
rett.' The bonds arc 10 be offered first to the
Stockholders at $50, then to the publicgcn.
orally and To bear the rate of interest cstah.
lished in the State where payable That is.
ifmadc payable in New York they will bear
per cent interest; if in New Hampshire.
only per cent. This point will be OF some
Importance Ia the Stockholders, >
CoNrMENCEMENrA AMHERST CotLrGr.
The Commencement Exercises take place
on Thursday Aug. 9th, On the Monday axe
preceding, John b. Cough will give 4 Tenn
pcranco Lecture. On Tuesday eve, the prize
rhetorical ENerciscs;-at which two prize cs-
says will be read On "Wednesday, a. NJ.
Henry Ward Brrrbcrwil address the Alum.
Min the afternoon Edwin T.. Whipplc of
Boston addresses the Literary Societies. In
the eve, DIR Cox of New York addresses the
Society of inquiry. DodworIis band from
New ! t,rk viii he IlrcAr4t..,t-t
ttt,isty,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

President Fillmore sent to the Senate,
last saturday, the names of the individual.
selected lay him, to compose hi, Cabinet b.
They were all promptly confirmed 10y the
Senate in executive session, The new Cabi-
net stand, a. follows;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

The Whgs Of Orleans County assembled in
Convention az the Town llousc,in Ira.hlrgh
ln SATURDAY, the ath inst, and organized
ly the appointment of Hon. Isaac Parker. OF
Coventry, President Moves llopkin.on ia
rob lintcs, Daniel Fru-t and Samuel Conant,
Vice Presidents aud john 4 Jameson, Soc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

hoSolNcu'' nat the so called "(omprunl-
iscs of the Constitution" restrained the Fed
cral Government from Interference with Sla-
very only in the States in which it then OK
listed, and from interference with the Slave
Trade only for limited time, which has
long since expired; and chat the powers, CON
forced upon Congress by tho Constitution, 20
suppress the Slave trade, TO regulate conf
mcrcc betweecu the States, 10 govern the
Territories, aud T. admit new Statcs,-pow-
rrs conferred with an express intention 'to
form Q more perfect union, establish justice,
insure domestic tranquility provide for the
common defence, promote the general wei
fare and secure the hlcssmgSof liberty To
ourselves apd our postcrily, all right
fully be used 50 rs to prevent the extension
of Slavery into territory Row free, and TO n
bolish Slavery and the Slave Trade WHEREBY
or either exists under the jurisdiction of Con-
gross.
Resolved, That We are entirely and unN
compromisinHy opposed to the extension of
slavery in any manner, whether by the an
ncNation 10 alaveholdipg Texas of terrific v
now irte, or by tn admission 10 the | Mon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
THE CALEDO OMAN

Alr Arhmuu then tonk tho nnor, when the
Committee rpsu and the House adjourned
WEpNEsUAY, Aug. u.
hENAIE.-M NJ Mason presented % protest
against llr admission of California, and NOV
/ r0 100 ihr mot solemn and emphatic manner
/ mat v Doc placed upon the journal, in order
/ lhai ihr reasons al. the opposition of Southern
hHn1I"r may Eo dpWu ipp0-toHty llr road
lhG signatures a. ihn project which wore Rs
follow. Mosr Mason, Hunter Bulrr. Barn
well, luury. NuuIr. ,IriIrr.lu B3.i. Ateb-
iHnn Morton and iulcr-
Mrljifist of Al-s, WIS opposed tp nntrr-
lhR 10 nh thg journal Thrf we un pIr.,-
dent ipr ile proceeding llr had himself
"'rh 'Iusrd % rlmilar request, ou former
urrHsinu.
The chair said hr found uo prrrrdcni.tn
lld much diluulp boo deciding ihr point.
llr should submit lhr question a. ric scu-
Htr.
alr lopn n.krd lclyr 90 STATE VII, he had
ngi s'gn. iir prmD-t lIr thought Il disrr-
rl'Cllni {" ihr hruair. and llHt u would load
ln tl-HrlfnUs COHFcJUrH rs,
M Shields -pokr boz ,NDr of entering tho
protest upon lhe Journal as 900 art Of couto-
NJ baldwin owo-od it anil Mr. Ca-s .polc
iu tyof of lho mu'.uu.
lrdup H.
Aler -nmy further ddpir, hr subject ua,
postponed ill i'lupWrtp give timp 90 ,A-
anime tlrUuir.l
Tho .lorIlpdnI lJl mr Nrv Mexico wa
ihrn taken up. when, uu muIiuu uf Mr Iiutu-
La. illl l.-.Il- ....l
l"uNu1y question, were stricken uutuud thr
luupiIrr. wnrud,i. Gao ruufIrm foo ilr Ir1.
n' aud California hliI.all without discuss
i"u.
~ DuJ,lu lu,u moved - pro,i.n. tlat
iIu Territorial gu'rfumrnt uf New AIrsiun /.
N", 8" geo iu'p Operations until the 'IcNI4 Lauu-
dll o. settled. uy mutual accent
Alr-- Underwood aud olhcr opr1-pdthc
motion.
NJ l'.ulon pwgo.cd instead. thtt thc ou-
Grafton of ,hI- a'i br ruuhurd iu trrriiur, a,-
umIl! Hlil'i ana occupied 49, Npw AhAeo.
900 lN' liu' OBJ iif rrHsiuu iu th, luitrd S.ura.
l,,aa,
a p,pIta,lrj discussion ru-nr,l. Mr. Rru
tom ., planning auiadNo.at,up %. amendment,
hlr CHASE tUvlUwIur b. and Ars-r, Eu.h.
hup'WN aud uihrr opUu-ipg
Al Nuihup mld, % lew Iymarl, in oppp-
,,,-'u O." ih. illI, prplerf,pg tn admit New
NcSi,u INTO the MON a. o T,tc.
M' bW"1' WW"''u"n ~, iMIIy ujoct-
o5 IS io 90.
Mr. psuga.' amendment was slightly mol.
alIrd and then carried
Ar t"nic Uttered tu amendment that when
Ncw NrNiou, ur any portion eff .i,is admitted
foo ihr Union ii bU received Vithur without
slavery, ns iia Constitution may provide
Carried
Mr. Halo prupp.yl two amendment. naL
i"e l'''' -tit'r prr,i-iuu- ~ the tah tin, for
WritF of crr". appeals, aud .bthcts corpu., Ia
slave w.c., whi.l were adopted.
III" bll "as ttun uulcryd Tor cngro>mcnt
ARA rors.
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L2zMLGESu

/ In Glhycr Aug. o. Willie. onl son and child Of
Wlum Carter, E.q., aged wears and month.
AS the sweet flower thai scents the morn,
But wi;hcr, in the rising dny,
Thus lovely was this infant, dawn,
Thus swiftly He'd it's lie away.
lie died 10 sin; he died io care;
But for II moincn, felt the rod;
Then rising on the vicwc-- air, -.'
Spread h.a light wings and snnrcd 10 Col"
III. +.
In Stnu-,cad, Aug 10, of consumption, Miss Cor
della Copp, Of Barnet, aged 23s
At Port Byron, m, July u. Of dropsy of tn,
heart, Mary, wife Of the Hon George +. Holmc.
formerly from E..cx County, VI.
IN t.Uurtrur11, r
.ov N Abel Birfi,.aI-i a;,,.-i ~, ---. -.--
IN Cabot, of hung c' CIR, AIr Giles Scales, nged 50
years.
In Albany, August >, Phcbe Louisa, wife Of Mr.
Sumuci Russell, aged a.
In lr,sburgh Aug. a, MR.. picsrto, wife Of Nh
Chandler Dewey. agc,C q.
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Caledonia County Grammar School
n I yndon.


IT'D. Trustee have ,c1ircd Gr Prrypior,
MIR T.. NJ MAYNARD.
Into u Whitehall, n. y, r. tcncbcr with goo.l
experience aud established reputation. Ia
Whom they have illl confidence, a- adeprrd
tp llr situation which % r. cyprrlcd hr win
permanently o"rupy ard identify b.m.plf
WITH the Interests Of the School. and III. u.c.
uIne-- 90 the surrounding community.
49, r1rirrt fr' Y rUUUrrUHr t'TmJtC
I'o.hrr md such other q .i.nurr a. tic
number Of pupils mHN require.
The building b. undergoing fhnrou,,h re-.
pair and rcmelling which j. DECLINED 10 III
o. for thc convenience aud tttc Of tho.e con
ncri" with The srhppl, II E. intended tl1t
~ accommodation aud instruction in d,ai-
p''nc and hrnl'hfu moral influence. NOTHING
shall hr wanting a. cutitlc the school to tho
patronage Of The public.
30" term VIII commence on the 10Th or
''V.whcr, "a continue eleven weeks. Board
may hchnd in families ~ reasonable pricc..
ind Flrh a. wish can obtain room. for board
ing themselves.
aeon. IN nlusit viii be- giycu ly Mrs G.
]. IlIAlLlt, tp those who wish.
g. H. WEEKS, Secretary.
Lyndon Aug -, 1850. ggIwt
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FIRE CAUSED BY LIGHrNlNG.

On Friday evening la,l in lhr midst of d
ip'rnt ifundcr F'owcr flic riN rClapei6g
lp Iro W. Nic,cps, E.q, col r,monL wa
s'rn.h ll lightning aud cuirch consumed
together win ahuut thirt, ton, ol has, o cart
and double wagon. Tho farm ou which lhr
Could uGHmigd i-urcupicd rs Capt $. =.
him dis isu nul 'f4" ha, lulonsrI 90
.iwuelu .c ou tIc ltru 'ur goo Ion the hl,
-Iuu.
During thc same shower. oud almost stimuli
aucou.ly with Ga, above, the huu.c eff Air
Michael Carlton, Some iu thr village, ahutl'
thrcc-iourth. of mile distant from the barn,
va. struck 10y lightning Tho fluid passed
down ,ho chimney through % chamber into the
lower story near to the door holi-hcrc it di.
NilDd, pant following ,hc hrl wire passed
oui at The front door which WITS considerably
.mryrcd; anu the rc,l pa ,ci into thc collar
pmdgu sustained :. iuruui3 'mll c-I hpry
.---l. ...----. l..-.l....
lightning pl,,rd, yet uu one Wi. injured in
uly least neither did thyf experience very
sovcrc shork. Hwvil"U tH No. E.sttt
rup.
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year ending august l. 1850. said per rent
age to- 'e east OH the original amount of Pre-
n.i;H Note, without reference to any endorse
mrnt., aud to be ,raid to the Treasurer, at his
Office in Montpelier, ON or before the 10th
day of October, 1850 being the day of the
Annual Meeting of said Company. .a.
As usual, list OF persons insured in the
several towns, with the amount ofasscsynents
due from each respectively. viii be forward
ed to tile Representatives elect 70 the Legis-
lature, 10y whom MONEYS can be sent The
assessment this year G. per cent? is small.
and 1t is hoped that no member of ilft CONF
pauy will fail b. forward the motley in the
manner indicated, ur by some other person
who may hc coming to Montpelier. so that il
can bc paid over promptly at the time when
it is due. A little attention on the part OF
the mombcrs i'the Company, will-savc much
trouble in collecting the assessments
j. l.. WRIGHT, Treas
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August II,
1850. '-,~,-~.- 6Slw3
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= PaSSumpsic Bank.

TINE Directors of the Passumpsic Bank
IL VIII meet regularly on Wehnr s6Ay of
"a Ia Week, Notes presented for discount on
Other days, ARE required 10 be approved by
some one Of the Dirrc ore. vik
JnnS BACoS E-q 81 jobnpbury Centre;
BARRoN NouLros, Erq Lower NaierfnfdS
CAtFIN NlnRLiIL, Esq ST, Johhsbury East;
HAHEv BANtER, Esd Barton,
H2NUr kEIES, Esq Newbury.
r c, REDINGToN, Cashier,
81 Juhnsbury, May 30, 1870 G7OnS
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notice.!

KEIIE members Of thrNFRAfONT Mt,Tt'-
4 AL.FIfE INSURANCE COMPANY,
are hereby notified that the following assc-ss-
mcntv have been made 10y the Directors on
all Notes in force on the days following, Ia
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No Mistake
RAwSoN bATHE'S ESTATE,
STATE OF VERMONT,

-Chlednnin District, So
In Probate Court holden at Dnnville, within
md Tor said district, on the 9Th day of
August n. it,',a--
CHARLES &. NEWELL, Executor Of the
~ last viii and Testament Of Rawson
Lathe, late Of Burke, IN said district, deces-.
ed, presents his ndpinis,Iation scoouEt for set.
tlcmcnt; Whrreupon, il is ordered that the
same be referred to the 9Th day cf August,
l550, at the Probate Office in said Dhnvillc,
E-f examination and allowances and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publicn.
tioE' Of this order in the Cnledonian, n neys.
ri per printed at 81 Johnsbpry, three wttrks
successivcly rs soon mEy be, that they may
appear, and at said time aud place, if ifcy see
cuuFc, object thereto
BY order Of Court,
-Attrst, THERON HOWARD, Judge
A true copy of Record [6S0w3
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
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Phillips Academy.

/ Pm. Trustees would iuiuun the public thai
/ l they have engaged the services OF IN,
REV. ASA BRAINERD
/ At" Of Poi-dam. y. Y, o teacher of c.raIli.h.
/ eel reputation and bong cvpcrirncc'a. rrinri.
ph aud that with the view or giving morc
permanent character Ia the Female Drn,rt.
mont thr services Of Miss MARY E.BI'RN-
II W heretofore ~ ACCEPTABLE, will i, ron
tinu1d through the wear
Inc department. Of Music will continuc nm.
DIR ltut DANA and such other assistants
will be employed as the patronage may rem
der uc,c,.hiy.
II u ~" determination, that in iborcuoI-
mess OF Instruction. and in all those qualities
winch rrudrr such m Institution truly yalna-
DIE llii'-Nchool shall be surpassed los none in
Especial efforts viii BE- devoted Ia tb. prc.
p'fthon,of class Of Tcdrhrrs. and ns Mr.
braincrl has long been connected with de-
l"Iimrni devoted exclusively to this object.
ana accustomed annually to deliver corrsr
on lectures ON the best mole uC conductin. a
~rtinni, " Is believed that 'li,-r vyhn wish IN
prNparc Tor teaching, will here fdd superior
gdvantaggs, So
Attirt fHaPHb,rRH Rn.,,ru}j ,,,ir oo,,-nuIc,
be- present ~ is commencement
SAAIL- Is. MAIlOCkS. SccY
D1uviilc. Aug 2, 1860 GSiw3
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NOTICE. This cort;hcs that ! have given my
son, Nelson CLANCY, his time. with liberty to
tnnsnct business for himself from this date shull
claim none OF his earnings, nor paV any debts Of
contracting. ~-- HENRY CHANEN.
Iunenburrh Aug !, 1850 nsfNI
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PnocrEDINGs on coNGHEss.



iusiunn a. thr BIN.
Sc EwiHe offered au Amendment. modify
iul lhr northern boundary, alsu limiting tfr
western tn Longitude iUl wcsr. 0n fhr iud-
900 p-rulil0ur thence running west t0 long.
iu3 hgirrtrf
NJ fr1II ma1f hn rl1 W"H' appeal iu lp-
half olthr lIll
TlrQuf ZION ON tho cuppsmcuf nr thr I'm
was nos Loudly called ipr, Mr NiWhmp usr
HUd 1Id iIO would tiF9 boon ptd1 tD have
-po. roe upon ihr qursl un of hulullirsr Lut
while hr bad 70 -rai thrrr. Il should never hr
rld that pur word ul h- bad DELAYED rbc sft-
tlrmrut ui great questions. H. should force
go % -prr.h. aud content himself With uNrr-
ing 100 amendment substantially thr LuIHd-
nrl prupusod by NJ Benton. u Dr. nmcua-
mut 20 rhr Omnibus,
Alr Dlyis ot Mas. visited IA give nll m
opportunity g" speak llrwiuird furly rnmr-
thing himsrlii and therefore moNod au rd-
iOuruWUut
llor-r- The House thcn went into Com.
mill,r,r. Of tho Whole and took up the Oregon
land iill,
Anrr o debate the Committee reported
tlc hill which wps p1--.1 ht tlr HOUSE
AurWatd-, 'iu tuuuuor, the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation bin wH nhou up
and di-cIs-rd.
Mr. Brown Of Mississippi, madt furious
,I'''F' ~ '''''''' WV W. ''-'-
FurAN, Aug %.
,,, ~ u' ''', ""l,t l,n .Nl'
l"' W." ''' a." W. ""'' "' N''N""I '''n
G. ''''
t.,t,..t, .... PIT
I....,,,.,....
''' 'u. '' ut"
er"rd With almost rNcIN Wurd of thr luTr pN-
t,"',,, 49, ,,' l''',, 81. W'' ",
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" Wv l',.' '''
WV, 'n'!'3f %, "'OI'
In w. QUO, wi, .'"'' F'"
III, FL-l- A'Ni
'' '"' " boz
'H''n'I"N' n.i lirr reflection, hr tIF I---
".le'uo" !" hs Ir1r'rr llurnuI, aa ,' -.uu-
'i ,''''l'' '"'l '' 'Nr N'"91lrlc '" I.'pd FOB
h' "'r"tll douuTul w'igii Way 90 ,'ouid
YOU, ''-i i.i+ nll
Nt I't"""j offered uu UU.udm,uI
"u'h 'm""e'l sub AuNdlIN The luundIN
a.,9nrl h' umr 'umpromisr bHl
- Alr Clemens replied tp Mr. Winthrop. pro-
i"nu" against tho employment force o.
G'n.l ioNlt' witch Was prnpp,vl ht the
lr"ll'ul. A1 case uI her attempting tn enc
l'f'r h'i jurisdiction oyer The disputed ttrrl-
'Ih.,,,,..,;,,,, .,,.,. ,I..,,,i... a.
d.rwo,. o,',,,,In, MI ,.,I,' '''' ~. "-
81 TOO, ''' '''' '"' ''''''''
.,MrAlason o1.r,l,as substitute for n.
.IL, T. ,,, ',.... ,.i ''''i.' ~, Wv ="
'rLt CLa;r ,,,. ',,r, w. W. ""' a" "IW!
II ,,,. IN nr,r XXX H. NJ w. Wv '''''' ',''
.r>pl,if, H.. ,,,,.i .i.,, ~
IT, ~ ,.u
H. II -, = = & .L'
nm v,,i, LcrI,,I ,.l.I. u, '.'|' l'
i.rs.lf and L,r"'',ti,,.- WI" l'' ~ ~. ."
i.li ..,.'..l w. " l"'
L,Il;n, n"i y, .r...,'., .,..,.''. "'',i N''''
hand and b,,oprt IN me- o.L.,s -nJ ~, ,- ','
to her "acrrpt MI. un,i. n.,,r. Nth J,i,,' ,.,
from your tcrgiior, "a. .Il... NOM, All. fl,a .',,.'
uci."
The question being taken ON Mr. Mason. /
amendment, il was rpicctrd--,rls 90. ult,+
jim,
NNN
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
Ora MMAR SCHOOL.

FTNlE fa1 Term ~ fhis Institution will romm.ur.
ON hgInc-dny, the lorHh NJ September urrt
IVA q, hlllkkt 4. g., Principal, pud Isuehsi
ni Greek und Tie Natural SrIu'rfs.
ALlhtb i'iA, A. 49, lrchno lauuauI Mail
ruHt."s.
fWurh H,d Nu-ir
+Hg |HA paiHtirs
a ] Aiui 81, D., Lecturer u Anatomy nud
lhYsIulYgy
fAF/AHiHi IR QYtHYYR on. EIETfV
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Tuition iur Common lua'-h snle., $500
lFr'lrr lua...h huIr. uuI
lHuFuaFf, 400
brewing Hul Painting. n .r',O i5i
A'urr with u.ru-rrI U-fui-
uirU', fiIrU 300
iin.r', from lI,uutp 1890
' IH m"IlIr uHr's .r.L iG
fr1r.mWi Au. 100. .GfiWl
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AMMUNITION ron THH BALLOT
UDX.
BE READY IN SEASON

According ~ the amendments af tho CON
'uluil9n The County oGiccrsiurludng iustir-
80 "' ihr prare, are tn boz eleotfdM ne saHir
"In,nff ~ r0nHiY soHGiOfs
mere are therefore ~ be Hrfe diViurt L,L-
q" l"r each freeman, "a wit
J. For Alemher 0f Conmuss
!. TOT lnWH Representative.
%. TOT state officers, County nnrrrs. and
l"rii.r "' one peace These auqhi m he au
nl. rlrr, NJ pap'r thi- viii rruuirr d0,r,n,
g't'', y" ,nh to~H, che Justice boinp die
'''"l'J hhH nominations td Justices 0ulhf tp
h' n@n' Immediately, and orflcTs sent tflr
7ul'llr urh"is iur each town. Irtth,t.ag
'n,nilniilrr. attend tu th promptly. cl.rtl,o,
WIZ lr roo l1'r, We shnll ON oulrIr al ID, az.
yer t"u'rAri7' We presume thdf M least
"''-hNl "l lho towns viii Eil ~ br ready in
'-"h' anl "r shall provide q uuuni, az
u'l'r ""h"W In"6rt NJ ME- g.lrr.uhiph cui
poe "nucn aud deposited with tho printed
STATE hrt Carv should be- taken a. head
me "r"'" htd tn igeti,c+ with rhr wnrls
|"'JN""" efhf Hepre" But tic true vat
NJ l"F r''A town io u0u, unfo carly ch.ugh b.
-'uu l" regular printed 81 cts
rAAr contribution all0ws tu cacht0yu with
% population 81 1000 or lcs. Ere m.icce or
Nnfi 1000 aud under gOD0. ser,u- .uon ar.I
uuhrr 5000, t'"idop0 and undor 5000. t,r,Ir,.
over 5000. Et,ar
lIhc aho,o b. Gum the Waterman. Tick
ir-rir7riarr uffi -u m ril.-
rate rr"p"ci by thc Wa1rmoul
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WI~TAR'S RALSAM At lllE Surtr -fhc
Ilut, ING rrf.1r1f' 0ftNrctirUrv NJ i'r " p'-r-s
Nl avn boo fIr ctuU OF hilurnF9, tHugi.- 1uH tnl-.
+. trims, gentleman well anil ,yur..'y tnavu Zoo
Tho prpIN' Dt Do nud the adjoining trHui.c., uuI
will ts0uhfc. luucr 30 ah1 Hrl .i-iinTiy affected,
o trv Wi.t1r'. co'chrHtrl prtuu--f Charlotte, lr
VA. Advocate. March -, 1850.
tunrlu'tc'vtllci March 9TH, 1919.
Dr. Sr'h ". rpvlr; uelt Shin the winter 81
lslG-I lAa. continued o. NV room nui Ted som.
lurci hvu cold. ll.. Wu- attended with consider
uh'o Vgiu iu tho ,ltJ Round % l7iou nle 100 hri
Nv physician. anl friend. thnurhtl WIS going no
"a drglucor consumption. lstu hflrl uiu. 10 uf W.T.
ffr- l3l-Huu 90, VIA thcr'. ana l..Hel 'lc opinion
OF IuN lh..iplu about LgA Iurt'; hr made mo- ui cl
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pgtr'y rc.tlrnl lvil hN'N -'usH undo u.r ,r
ihi. lH'.Hm FOO ms family tr lu'ggusH. g. UugHs, urH
cold. always with drc.'ci success. do bot Nr..-
utc. Urt ulc pleasure i' rctuuwendur t'is nrtIcic
20 ms friend. AMI the public. {. j, Null.
seth w. FuVt, hg.l.I.M-, :. the General Whole
solo Asut iy-J+,s t..,yl State, tapala' and Brit
lsh lulNiucrs.
The genuine avuy ha. the .'guaturc Of l. limits
on the Wrapper
For sale NJ. c bingham 81. lohn.hurv rhin'
=, Flint, -. luhu.hury tcutrci l.. T. Paris, Pas
.unp..c, mi dcalcI- iu medicines generally
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New Establishment.
Sofas & Mattresses

REPAIRED AND MADE 10 ORpEP.
-. gs 4 ..F..It..s..- ~ .,.,,r-,
lIuu on puN other place THE .he ~ Hp.i0n.
ll" ,ul-crIhcr lns lrciiflg ecyl heretofore iu the
Manufacture m Furniture ~ NnssarlusFfts and
t''. IW-''i VuiIihrl tn manufacture m nrclo. IN
Dol. luc lu % fashionable anil Wnrlmrul kr manner
ltArfiS EATON,
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