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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

- We deeply regret that we were unable
TO / e present at the Burlington FrrnaIr Semi
nary, on Friday last, TO witness the examna-
ticn which then took place. We have. hover
or. been informed that ii was ms what might
have been expected from such able and experi-
euced teachers as the Rev Me>srs. CONVERSE
AMI SMITH The acknowledged success Of
Il csc gentlemen "a teachers the di,crpmina-
lion they have mt0ifested in selecting rhera =
sistanls' the thoroughressS of their course OF
school and above all, tie perfect home the,
AFFORD to their ST udents, rendr their Seminary
one OF the most inviting anywhere to be found
kUMoRs RESPECTING JENHY LIND.-Fo
week or two past the papers have been swarm
ing with all kinds Of absurd rurnors rcspcctIno
the marriage of Jenny [.inl and b ,lerti. and
one notorious journal IN this city has even stat
ed positively that the ceremony was to take
place in Canada in few days All this is the
merest gossip. Jenny Lind and Signor Belief.
II are not and do not intend 10 be married. The
latter will probably leave in the Atlantic on
wednesday next, unaccompanied by Jenny
ihnd' who, we understand from good authority
contemplates spending the winter in this coun
try, though it is not likely that she will give
any more concerts. Mr.. Benedict arrived il
the city last evening, and will leave in the At
lanrc on Wednesday, He is now staying nj
the Irving liouse.-L.N y. Tribune
Tile cholera has prevailed more extcn
H'e!y IN northern Illinois this eoasor, than in
ny othef r1rt Of The 90 NV.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
MRS. e. KTDDER'S
WOhLD Renowned
Cholera, Dysentarv,
NM DL8kRIIE.3
e. -fT ID HSg Lgga 4, "a rr

KNIlS Cordini has .ony been known "a the crea,
- Remedy Tor the cholera, Common Cholera
MorJuS, Dysrntary, and -yrry form Of Diarrhrpn
SO enre ls it Ia cure hat scarce a case need te
lot IT tightly treated with this medicine Ii oiyys
immediate rr.iri from
ram AND LRA.NPN ~ THE EOWELS
AIays all irritation stops the Painful Discharges and
restores the bowels To Il perfectly healthy state =
hen taken at the commencement a The dis.oae i,
VIII cure 1t ~ very lew hour however severe The
attack may be.
1t will save the lie nj the patient when in tho Lao,
stages ct tie Disease. aud when no other meJirins
VIII have the least hcuccinl effect II has nunnsiI,
cured more eKirpm" cases of
CJiOLEHI. COMMON GTTOLEEd. .uORBUY
DNsLNTAEI, AND livery FORM OF DlAERHuA.
ellhtreceu or prutlarl"d. than all the etirl n edi.
ciuc'c put tugethr wlichhave been placed before ,bs
publ Tor turSt purposes
Many thousands ale now living who were cured with
IL Wine III infancy, after hrlng reducrd to mere
skeletons with DaThca, caused by tcrtLiug In
such cases, NO greater blessing can be conferred upoD
the child than to administer 10 It this soothing and
nuuuShluu Cordial, 20 t. "
will CUE LNuEDLl7E RELIEF.
and exert almost magical influence in restoring
the chlld. ''"s
The effect Of this mcdirne ie the same in svsrv
country and N every climate, and thousand. hay.
D'rn Guled by It both ON the Sea and on the Lind
~ cases OF sudden attacks OF ,i'n.r hul.rn Nor.
bus, Dl s"nlary, or Di.rraua the rf-ct OF IN. To-,
dIn IS lmucdrntr and not uufrequeutiy sind. dos<
"H'pect me rDre and they need not lose an heu,
nom thrir dahy av- C1i'ons.
IL immediately curcts vomiting from any rama.
Whatever ana Is tie aren't Neme1g fur Sea. yckn.ss
: q !. ID 3
7srs. r.. E&iE,D2Iss & CO.,
al the G"n"rai Depot lo- the most Fopu'ar Netie;ne,
iuO Court street Boston, aud by Drug .s and
Medicine Dealers Irouahon tn" Hnt ~iImos3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
Bakersfield Acae!clnical
Institution.

f5NIllI Fall Term will commence on Wed.
uesday, Sept. 2. L"ctnes will be given on
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
Board 5 - to S 37l
Books eau be obtained OF the Principal
j ) SpanIdng, A. NJ Principal
{. [. Bi,hrr, y. VI. Assistant Principal
Mrs J. Spludiug, Pleceptrs SIS and Teacher
Of Drawing.
MIR. W. d Parsons Assistant
MNis' +; VI b. Felt, ! Teacborsoerrorcb
F Ml. ; ; u v B'.s.' Teachers of Music.
Miss. f.. VI. Barnes, Teacher Of Painting
MIR, James p. Leland, Teacher ol Prun,anship.
SETH OAKS, Secretary
Bakersfield, August G. w6w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
Information wanted.

WILLIAM RrNv, young man about 2G years
of age, left ireland in the vessel Waterloo
and landed in New York on the 4th of March
last On the 9Th of March he wrote to his sis
ter, Wineford Ryan, of this place, since when
nothing has ben heard concerning him. Any
information in the premises, directed to her at
this place, will he gratefully received. VII
our exchanges p Csc COW.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
BRIGHTON CATTLENApEr1, A.,

AT market llO0 Cattle. about lluO Beeyes GiOD
Sh"tp and Lambs and 400 Swine
PGlCEe--Be"f Cartle-Extra Sc y 80: lst quail
~ Si,1j,6 ~ do s 2jnj 81: 3D. do AS 3
WORKING 1EN-Saes we're effected AT prices vary
Ing from S5j to no
COWS AND CALvts-Salrs Mt $40 o.. % 80. 81 q
SiLEP AND LAMBs-SaIcs at Sl75 2,l2, 2,33, 262
2n3, tu-dulI.
SwlNr-Od Hogs 5"5lc; Shoats to pcddle ia
3tc haIt Bar"ws Still Hogs Sc. AT rctuil--tor
- &c; old Hog - g,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

CFTRorTISG AT RocuESTER.-LADY SUI
FoLK.-The great trotting race between Lady
Suffolk and ST. Lawrence tor purse of $500,
took place on the Rochester Union Course,
yesterday afternoon. TIE race was mile heats,
best three in five. Lady Suffolk was victorious,
winning the first, second, and fourth heats.
The time was as follows: LIST heat, en- So
sec; ID, On. 37sec. Sd, 2n. 36sec.; 4th ON.
36sec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

Gf+Eyery married man should let his wife
have the management Of the Home Department,
and give her, as Secretary, the control of the
different burelus, Don't rive her anything to
do with the War eplrtmcnt- KnicEcrJJcker.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
PHI Beta Kappa Society.

We have been this morning informed, that
at a late meeting, in this Village, Of the Yer
mont Alpha of this Society, the following OIL
GERS were elected
Rev. DR.. WHEELER, President.
Rev. DR.. SMITH, Vice President
Rev. DR.. ToREEY, Cor. Secy.
Prof CHASEY, Register.
Prof. PEAsE, Treasurer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

GA friend tolls US he heard the annexed
verse, among others, sung to a wild chorus at
a colored camp meeting in Alabama, some two
years ago.
Chase de Dchl round Dc stump,
Ht him a kick at every jump
The DeblI's mad and am glad;
He's lost the one he thought he mad,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

1.-THE report that Dr. Mott has resigned
she Presidency of Union College turns out 10
be entirely unfoun'ed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
The Attention ofssurchascv.

ND Consumers is solicited to the follow.
NJ named SUPERIOR GOODS made ofihe hest .ou
'sln9a Cotton, they have taken Premium M,dalsq
h" last Exhibitions OF the Institutes in New York
Boston, Phllad-l hi7, and Bntimore
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

CURE FOR Piles, Doct, Upham's rem.
" edy so highly esleeq med aud recommended by thos.
"ho have usrd 1t, Is Tor sale hy
IllEO. A PECK
August, H. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
Most respectfully yours. &c.
Manniaclursd hy q WuiTE / n nIH y W. D.

Manufactured by f. WHITE. Lowell Mas.
I ~ sold wholesale in Boston by Wilson FAN.
banl! Co.. 40 Hanover ST. Retail IN Burln",nn nv
a. ~. speai " Searle,t% Lyon. WinooskI, Wm.
l.. burgess IL Co. 81. Alhans: UIrk. & Saul
s!IcslHId ;, N, Gaut& Go. Monpelicr Rcd
ted d CTan1s, also by my appolr,ed ,ssrts
''' ''"H "'slst' wloYl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15


To DYSF .rrlc> We would call the attention Of
those VINO are afflicted with this terrible com int
to n remedy, which, from thu modest way It's merits
are set forward, ml-hi BE- ,vriiookcd hv many It
affords ueat rrIel, an is, III almost every .nsanct
a certain cure. We ulIu Ir to- the OAvrcnutrd Bit.
iers sold by Mrs,rs Reed. Bates & Austin. 80 -
Merchants Row This is NOT hernldcd hy a mass OF
urrne1nug certificates from pc unknown to the
plblc, but a few well chosen Testimonials from
members OF Congress, and some ct our tir-f urr-
chants an CRY officers WHO have been cured by lis
use, and whose names are familiar to every Rosrou
i'm are sure evidence OF us ciiirarv For Dvshcu-
sia, debility, ana weakness. GIs II most exec. .-nt
medicine. 1t may be had at any OF tin apo,necary
sores.
We believe no medicine has ever received tcs,i.
mOmais 50 strong amt couv' eng are given m ia
y'r Of these B'lrrS Those WHO arc suffering rom
rny disease OF digestive organs or wpahurs, Of any
description, viii he amply reprld by Ieru-al ct the
pnmrh"is, winch may ne obtained graluItous.y OF
Il 2 Agen-
RED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug.
g>t~. NO. Is Merchants Row, Bo,oa' Grurla,
Agents Price per hottie" sIx bottles Tor s.
t"r she hy NAkn y NuYI~. \. &. SrEtr and
tn O. y. LEX, Burning ON, AMI VIM. b. .,a,rh
'hooNh l'IS w7H2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

impeachlble character Rome is heartily Re-
publican to-day but doubt whether three eff
fcctlve regiments could be raised from her
large native population to fight single fair
battle which was to decide the fate of italy. -
81 with the whole country except Piedmont.
and perhaps Genoa and Venice. | wish the
fact were otherwise but there can be no use
in Disgusting or ms-stuting it. Italy is not
merely ensaved but deblsed, and not till after
years of Freedom will the mass of her people
evincc consistently the spirit or the boring of
Frecman. She mast be freed through the pro
gress of Liberal ideas in France and Germany
not by her own Inherent energies. Not till
her masses have learned to look more coolly
down the throats Of loaded and hostile cannon
IN fair daylight and be little less handy with
their knives IN the dtrG, can they be relied on
to do anything for the general cause Of Free
dom.
O. 1t was with much satisfaction that we
found the following in the last ermoM Jour
nal.
University of Vermont.
Ma. Error: - The undersigned having
been appointed by tn, orporaton of the Uni
yerslty of Vermont to attend its annual exam
ination, beg leave to OK ress through Your
paper, the impressions we have received Of the
Institution while attcn ling the duties Of Our
appointment. The exlmlnltion was continued
two weeks, and the several classes were cx UNI
ined in all, or nearly all the brunch which they
had attended while connected with the College.
This examination was faithfully conducted and
well calculated to bring out the eXict result of
the discipline to which III y hllhacn .u5ictt'l
and the instruction which they hld received.
1t was far and impartiti ana yet highly con-
mendlbl", both to the Instructors AMI sluden's.
We take pleasure in expressing our conviction
that the course of instruction in this Institution
is thorough, AMI its officers efficient AMI talth-
ful. We were exceedingly gratied to find
that the stand lrd Of scholarship, though high,
was properly appreciated by mlny, as seen in
their attain nents.
We observe with pleasure 50, the marked
sobriety and good order which prevail in Col
lege, the Legitimate fruits Of wholaso ne dlsc-
pline and salutary influence, exercised over the
students
These facts together with the pleasant anil
healthfu location Of the College, make Bur
hngton desirable resort for the student who
is acquiring a liberal education.
HIRAM ORCUTT.
+. b. WHEELER.
Burlington, Aug. !, 1851.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

1t is reported that DR.. Mott has resigned
the presidency of Union College, and that the
Rev. ID. lIickock, of the Auburn Theological
Seminary, has been selected as his successor.
-" Where is Gen. Clarke ?" is a question
that has been propoundcd to us fifty times every
day for more than a week past. Oar invariable
answer has been, " he agreed to be at home on
Tuesday, the fifth instant" Ue now ask where
is he
-EARTHQuAKE.--A worry serious and
heavy earthquake was experienced at Copapo
and lluosco, Chill, on the 2Gth of May. Many
dwellings were brought to the ground, causing
great loss.
---The San Francisco Herald says:
During the late conflagaton eight person;
certainly lost their lives. either from the direct
effects Of the fire or from circumstances grow
ing ont of il. Three of them, Nessrs Beach,
Chires :. Lyons, and man unknown in Pa
ciic street, were burned to dclth Two were
shot by an officer while in the act of robbng.
Two were be item to death, one a Frenchm I'm
named Jean BapIistc Durund. who was falsely
accused Of ccndarlSm, AMI the 9th n n Mex
lean, who was stealing some bales of goods,
ana one died from terror and excitement
There are rumors that besides these a Mexican
womIn and two children were burned to death
IN house on Drpont-st ana one or two others
besides Mr. Lyons III Mlwson, Brothers store.
In addition to these Pollock was shot at nj -ht.
y lviccs from Cuba leave us still in
doubt a: to the extent Of the late disturb lnccs
in thlt Island. Our opinion, however, rem ins
unchanged, that revolution is close at hand.
Destructive Fire in Philadelphia --S,ricu>
Riot bctwreL the Firemcn and l. oIice,
-Dn the morning Of the 9Th Instant, be-
tween | mi O'Clock, several unfnis shed houses
il Ecycnth-st, below Girard.av, were burned
During the conllgrlton, fight broke out be-
tween the South Pennsylvania and Indcpcn-
lent Hose Companies.
The Police intorforcl AMI W ere assaulted by
the bolligerents. One officer WAS severely
beaten, ami Il member Of the South Pcnnsylya
MA Hose Company, mined Didlebach. was shot
by Policeman, one bail passing through his
neck and another lodging his SHOULDER.
When will the city Of" bro;herly love" learn
to be pc2ceable, orderly and quiet:
RAILROAD REcEIprs. The Rutlanl g.
Burlington Railroad notwithstanding. In July
this ye2r were S3lG52 Is
Same month last year I5.l4lGI
Increase I0t nor cent eIG,I3l OF
These receipts show that the corporation is
.1-,, l,. ,,-,,;,..., s. =. -, .... ...-. r,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

rrurd, tor all I,ensr' oi the scalp II gives ii
lar brilliant, glossy lu-trous, a sIkrn tex me, al
healthy, vigorous appearance. No lndl's toni
can be complete without This indispensable article
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
As / DYSPEPSIA CEPEH,

DR.. llOuGHTON'S rHTSiN has produced II.
most mHTre.I9Hs CJec s, IN cuuuy cIs-s al LeJiitL
EmdcIaftOH, Nervous Dec!,hC, ana Du<yLi.c Cohl
sumption. lI3mpo-si1e TO give the dctnll, OF case
IN the limits OF tins advertisements, but authentic.
ted crfuhchtes have BEEN gwen ut more than IS,
iinudIed ReinalkahIe Cure, m lnIldcipha New
York, and Boston alone. These were n,aI /, !, DIES
perate cases and the cures were not oaly rapd an,
wonderful, but pcrmauclt
1t IS great Nervous Aniidote. and PARTICULAR,
us'iul Tor tendency TO Bilious disorder, LIVER Con,
plant, Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever all
Agur, and the evil ri.ctS Of Qlnine. Mercury. am.
other Drugs upon the Digestive Organs, after a Ion.
sickness. Also, to excess IN eating aud th- too tr.,
use OF ardent sprts 1t almost ieconci..s EeultL
with Inten,perdnre
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
SCIENTIFIC ENIDE.NCEl

BARON LEnG in his celebrated work on AUm1I
Chemistry, says An Artificial Digestive Fund
analogous to ihe Gastric Juice. may be really pre-.
pared iiom the mucous membrane OF the stomach O
the Onl', IN which various articles OF tuud. ~ meat
aud eggs. viii he S!ttcHcd, chaRsei, rHd Gi.cs;ed
~" !" the same manner us they tcoEld be IN the hU-
mdn siOmIch.'
DR.. PEEEIEN, in his famous treatise on q" tood and
DIel, published by POWERS & Wells, New York
page 70 states the same great fact and describes the
method Of preparation. there are lew higher au-
thorltles than DR.. Perrin
Or. -oMDE, IN his valuable writings on the" Phys
loI"gy ct Diaeslluh." obsrrse- that &c dimmuton o
the an "a uuy OF the Castro Juice IS Il prominent
anu all prevailing cause OF Dyspepsia , aud he states
lnat DISTINGUISHED professor 81 med cine IA Lon
u"h who was severely aiii ed w,lu tins CON paint
hndIng everything else to tul, had Recourse To III,
u slrlc JUICE, Obtained from TN. ouucHs Of llyIug
ANIMALS, winch prOred compi,te gSucrcSNJ nj
IT GRAHAM, author ri lue famous works Nc!et
nbe Diet, says: 1t isa teinarkrbie act in piy,I-
""E4, tIft the stulHaCllS Ui animals, mlCethud D.
water, unpar to the fund the ptrpetty ui d>s' ,Iu.
van ms tcI"s ut to, Il, ana o. trCUga kind Of u!-
ipc!H d'stSf1oH Of tam Ia mousse dVeitht
t1e hdi"iGl uigcStjrc iI0c: s."
~, CAWENrERs STANDARD wo K on lhysio,pL
winch is the Injury OF every Ppy, can, aud * Us,
ds ext Book IN Al. lhe Curars, Is ui Of cv de g.
''h'at 10 III" above, respecting the remark thi' u.
Srstlve power Z" PFrslN, aud the tact tI-t II mai
readily separated from the stomach al a ca or o.
ana used tor experiments III Artificial ID I--tuu. ..
IS remedy tor disease OF tie stomach and utiiCItI
secretion OF GIstuc la e.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

Principle Office, IN NeN York; 81 Nassau street
IN London 3jj Strand, next door
to the nvceum Theatre
For Sale, wholesale and retail, by +. a. PECK
Agent tor Burlington and Vicinity
August ID, loAl. w2luo's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

DIR. IA NES Il. Chiffon has had charge 4
the Nanulnclury Tor more than year, and every
hCt'" prepared since February, 1880 has his Ccrtl-
tcalr aud Signature, rs vel IA the Signature of
:. +. Townsend on the st-e plate label OH the out
SIDE wrapper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15
Entered according to Act OF Congress in the year
1871 by J. =. IIOUGllTON, NJ y. in the Clerks
Oiice OF the District Couii for the Eastern District
OF Pennsylvania.
Grcat Cure for Dyspepsia !!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
DIR. J. $. HOUGHToN'S PEPSlN .
IMe I1rno ninn etiln MIMI
OR, GASTRIC JUICE
DREPiRED from RENNET. or ,hc rour

PREPARED from RENNET, or the fourth
Stomach of the Ok, after directions oi Baron
l;iebig the great Physiological Chemist. by J. ).
lurGnfoN, VI, d. Philadelphia, Pa.
This is truly wonderful remrdy for Ind 7es;ion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundicr. Liver Complaint, Constipation
and Debility, curing after nature own method, BY
natures own Agent, th- Gastric Juice
III Han aspooniul OF Pepsln, infused in wa
ter, will dges' dissolve, Ere Pouhds 0f RoGsi
Beet IN About two ho,ns ont of the stomach.
PLPSlS is the chrt element, Or Great Digpe'inc
Principle OF the Gastric Juicr--the NOirsnf of The
fo0d, the PURIFYING, Prcserrin5 and Stimulating
Agent OF the Stomach and lntcstmes. it is extract.
ed from the digestive Stomach OF the Ok thus form
ing an Artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the
natural Gastric Juice III its Chemical powers, aud
furnishing complete and perfect substitute Tor it.
By the AID OF this preparation, the pains aud evils OF
Indigestion aud Dyspepsia are removed, Just "a they
would be by healthy stomach 1t Is dong wonders
Tor Dyspeptics, curing cases OF Debility, Emacj ,ion,
Nervous Decline and Dysprpuc Consumption, sup
posed to be Oh the verge OF the grave. The Scieu-
tho evidence npon which IS lassG, is in the hsh-
eel degree Gu Ipus and Rrulrhabc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-15

@ = 1t was with much satisfaction that we
found the following in the last j'er@oM Jour
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

700 'Hauus Cu.a pbnut tao u.ln from
llr- A.l.e taken ppt tlD1 n<- p.t.l, Yili,H 'be
asf siE weeks.
From thr Stockton journal we lnm chat
deere has been q fIhl between tLr lUInus
sul Amrr.nau- boo theFiriui5of Mab r.umua
ll.lI boz which nitrru Df lhp .lttrr Hrrr hill-
40 and probably 20 many OF tbe ludiau-'
.llis news wa confirmed iu Stockton yr-iur-
aly morning Wr have been Informed BIS %
gentleman iu-t from rhat place. Tho lnii-
nus ars thought a. br fhu.c driven from tlr
upper Sacramento by thr force under Colonel
l,agzeri. We hope and believe that lho str-
.gy Al been exaggerated Bog those bringing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
ARRIVAL or THE CRESCENT
CITYt

TuI nTuNtr Uuip HuHHrHf!
The Steamship Crescent Cliy arrived 90
Sow York on Tuesday morning. She leil
Chagroa on thr evening at the a3th KING
ton, ID ou the al.t, and arrived az SANDY
Hook Tuesday morning az O'Clock, She
briupa 900 phsfcugcrs and sl,5uorooo iu
gold dust ou rcighti also a large amount Ia
hands OF passonWrs-
The specie train for the Crusrcul City VIM
attacked hy q party OF ~ men five Wulrs
were lrl iuto the woods, and 100000 taken
from thoua, but .tgas finally all recovered,
cNrcpt $4,000. Two Of the robhcr were taxi
n-oue badly wounded. They were not
Americans
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
THE ALEDO MAN.

supriutendrlt-, -lull constitute So bN,
thattlr "f0Wu suprruirHieuis ni ilr .''r'"H,
f1frf-tu elrt r1WfTs HIJ rgu-ifiHif a.'4''''''
Hr. 80 established usage 0r aaTrfin' "i '',
thr part oi fhr superintendent can ll' lItN
60 sanction the action Df iIr 'hff, lN'
himV plea nf "lcgslIty" is tIc ia'oHlr N"
sith Superintendent
Here be- has taken hiH stand, 0 f7sunihA
'lrgal rights" and presumed ca hurl defiance
nt tho expressed views oi an oyerW hfhnlhR
majority of lie superintendents Of tbs epuh-
rs Win this mcaIp apology for his drlrn'r
Lr las encouraged agents o. enter Schools an
drr the suprrr isi1s OF other suprUulruhfnle
and seek Go prevent, what wDuld oihrrNl',,
have heon peaceful uniiormily OF "'"k Sam
even a. follow supenUtendrni1 ron lNa,' ~
place for the purpose On inblI nbunE N'"'
while 10 the discharge Of pilciH uN"''t
These agents have used a. ch0isf A'sun'NN,
o. effect the sale Of their books 'Lcsal rf'u''
uuponoruus insinuati0na against town huP'r,
'ntrudcnt, aud that some man Foni AMI
learned has said ti,nt Towns agent ought ~
b. mobbed" IL does secm that undor these
circumstances, not small sharu al uncnF,a-
bic responsibility must rest nn the man WIN
has had the first, and W. doubt not VIII have
the last word, in this unpleasant controversy
hope that N "superinlendenT has o'rasiop
a. refer a. me- hereafter 20 defend hlh post
lion, az ~ the man who seems anxious "a Rri
s,at e aH uRF lsasaHt dlleHsglsa, hr MI ne
maguauimOus enough a. write over his own
rigaturu, and call me- by name, a. ] am not
yet 10 strongly identified with the school
book controversy as 10 be- known eS eihuo'
y WEBSTER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
CHENEY 4 cos EXPRESS,

TENHE subscribers having r." exclusive CONTRACT
I with the Directors Of the Concord. Northc7"
and Pa.sumpsc Railrnads. to run cHrs with Pascal
rgr Trains daily on said roads, Tor the transmission
Of Package Money. Merchandise, Sc, respectfully
give notice that they will forward all articles IN their
line Of business daily each vay( SUNDAY cNceptcd.r
Packages will be forwarded 10 all parts OF New
Hampshire, Vermont, and the Cnnndns.
ton; ut the building opposite the 81. Iohnshury
House, st. Jdhnshury: at L. G. Butors, StRnstead
an, package. delivered and received at intermediate
~ II. The subscribers arr alone responsible for The
loss az injury 81 any articles Of property of any
atttttt, H., tie Railroad companies that de-'g
uptcd. NATHANIEL WHITE, Ctncori, ~ H.
Il. T.. CHENEY, hrchangc, tosrt spare
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