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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-23

we will notice the following:
200 ozs. Sulph Quinine,
- lbs. best Eng. Calonel,
Is " Blue Mass,
10 Gum Opium,
% Rhubarb Root,
% Pulv. do.
20 !" Called Masnesia,
100 y Carb do
90 " Puly. Jalap,
90 Apecac,
Is " Red Peruvian Bark,
Is u Pale do do.
% Alex. SIENNA,
IS " Flake Mamma,
so " Cream Tartar,
100 Bicarb. Soda,
$50 Gum Camphor,
% u Tartaric Acid,
so y Select Gum Arabic,
100 " Arrow Root,
so " W. Mustard Seed,
100 Boxes Ground do,
% lbs. Pulv. Aloes,
25 Gum do,
90 y Pressed Sage Shakers, N. ",
30 Pennyroyal
10 " Catnep
SO Yds. Adhesive Plaster,
a boz. Liquid C~uticle,
Is lbs. Cantharides ONT,
l Bbl. EPSON Salts,
so lbs. Glauber do.
...A l. S o.. |
J,jube Paste, Heckers Farina, Belts Aldo
mlnal Supporters large variety of
Irusses-Syrlnges, &c. &c, and a
variety of the most improved
Patent Medicines.
% We would also say that we are daily ex-
Getting the arrival of P~eyfumeries and Fancy Goods
larger than has ever before been opened in
lis place.
DAVIS & BAYLEY.
mays Cor. Main and Bank SITS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-23

zoH07y: CN77T, 9I: 9V, III tne ne" sto1e, corne7 u
Main and Bank sts.
They have just received from New York a
large and choice supply of Drugs and NEDE-
CLNES, which they offer to the inspection of
those wishing TO professionalism that the
qualities and price will have a favorable COMPARE
son with any market in New Orleans or the
South.
Planters will find it to their interest to purchase
of lis before sending to New Orleans, as we can
sell them at the same prices and thus save them
the additional expense. Among our fresh stock
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-23
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e. I N safi4AS
OF WEED

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY,
For LING Complaints, and all affections 0
Respiratory organs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-23

OprSloSs OF DRuGGIsrs AND PHYSICIANS.
NTcssrs. Weasley x knepper, Druggists, Wooos-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-23

: THE BEST KEHED1 EVEK kNUWN TO HAVI
For Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis.
Influenza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness
of the Breast or side, First Stages OF Consump-
ton, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

lhe green Ioayesus ro puss
IHY their light finger. uu fhrs uuaR urr,
Aud hy tliy ridr the hnlels cluster iiir,
Aud ihe low iorr.t priss
Grove green ani silkcu whore the WDoi-path
wirdi
A"s' f'r ihee, sweet moihorl thou ari blind
Aud rriura ia 4ll Lfritfi
AMI tbe mint gray aud crimson nf the Aawg,
l'ke ioliet curtains irap the day arr drapui
And evenings purple light
Puiyers boz lremuous sofiuess 90 lhe sky
- A'a. sneri mother for thy cl0uded eycl
lhemnou'a ueg silver shell
IncmhIns above tlee, aud the -ilr. nunt up,
Ia tho blue air and tho rich lulips cup
LpeuciIId passing vol,
And ihn swiii hirds on g'orms piuions flee
AHr sweet mplhrrl ihat Thou fnn'rt not roe!
Aud tho Eind books Of h.fuds
lrm.e ihe sad expression n Thy mce.
And tHo child stops amid hi. bounding race,
And ihe iall STRIPPING bends
Low CO. ihiuo car with duty uuforgut-
Alas sweet mothorl lhat thou .orst thom not
hHt thou tausi lear' and llye
STAY ucltly ou o human tone be paurd,
Aud ihe lsast cadence Ola Whispered word
A4aagi.is' (. lose s'ay i'T'ye--
AMI While speak thou knowest II smile,
Albeit thou canst not see my face tie while
Voc, tllou caust heart and 10
Who on Thy s.Rhllefs eve Its darkness hung
To ile attentive eur like harps, hath strung
Heaven sud earth and scu
And 'lis q lesson on our hearts ~ know,
Iiih bot rHo some 6.sHi my orfrAah,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
NV WAY or ENLIsrISG HrcRrrrs,

During Doc Revolution Capt l-, %
W'mhcr Di DIr NJ fio hTrt iamRirs Of Charles
TOM having lDsi iu q sh iuui-h most Of his men
Fcut 60 thr interior af South Carolina, for
Pho puFusr ofculisIlng recruits. llasiugap-
1.nied a rendezvous, be spent DAY Or two
looking about the country. A. the time
id pia a. appointed D. found large NUM-
"nr lssrUilrd, NOT one NJ Wlum would enlist.
@hiirr several hours spent 90 uu purpose, hr
appointed rendezvous for the next day, and
lrtt tl4e ground,
Most day clmeaul with Il tla alne crowd
hut hr met with no more snrress than Doe
r1rr. What could the matter bc Il was
the first time during tho war ihat recruiting
officer bad boon entirely unsuccessful. Some
hing WIS wrong and be- determined in know
what IL vac Calling one Of the rusrcsyaside,
he asked
What 10 lle reason rht get no rc-
,ruiisf'
lyon don't think" answered tho country
man, "that we nrc guiu' IA 'li't uudrr such
luokiu' man o. you arc you arc drrs,od ton
enc a. Dee murlI 90 a fighter"
Ia those dlyakuec bred hes and silk sto IS
huge were fashionable, and the Captain Wfs
dressed iu lhhl styles there lay hia unpopu-
arity lie turned % tlo couutryngu and
said
f'H NN'N NNIhNN Nh NlNl NlN'''H NNN y 'fN
Come here tomorrow, aud ] shall have re-
crutts"
AnAi dly' tl,o saHa0 srsyd had a--rmhl-d
anxious 10 know Whist idra the dandy captain
lad got in his head, AMER tho crowd hal
assembled, Capt, E---ste1jod out, aud said
IN clear and distinct voice
Nv friends, ! understand that y0u object
a. me- because Fam dressed little finer dian
yourselves. YOU think lam unable 20 fight
on that account Now wish a. make q prop
udti0n 10 YOU. / will whip NJ many OF you
ns will come out one az time, with the IN
dculhnding lhht every man j. 10 enlist amer
he il whipped. Pick your men and send them
out"
NrrCf T0TG consultation, q huge, broad
shouldurcd fellow came out, The Captain
drew OF ha coat very cooly, lie was large
aud well made, and n superior boxer,
II L. rnttnir rushed intending -
brush ont the Captain In a few minutes, lie
mi4iopk his man, however, and soon mcasur-
cd bic length on the grass.
4 greater bully than the frst stepped out
10 tahc his place, and soon took his place on
the ground The countrymon stared they
had mo- idea such q man could hght-ho had
however, enlisted two men, and must not be
allowed 70 go further
The bully OF the crowd now stepped out 10
take the gentleman IN hand lie was a stout
fellow (woighing about $50 pdunds,) and
Dragged that he had never been whipped
lie knew nothing, howcyorabout boxing, and
lac very soon followed his companions. New
or was crowd so utterly coniouudcd Three
of their best men whipped by man from the
ethyl They could hardly rcalacit, and stood
perfectly molioulrss,
"Wcll, my friends arc YOU satisfied 2 1,
have enlisted three ofyour best men; | sup
pose you have now no objection 70 follow
thcir example ="
"Noi biz of IT," responded one of the
crowd "you'll do to tic to, old fellow Come
bows, fll in"
They did so,and in o short time the captain
hld h, company Gllcd, aud he had offers Of
more than he ,ould find room for.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
THE RIGHT KIND or 4 WIFE.

Anew York cditorsays he had nm ntroduc-
tion.laN. week, 20 the heroine ofthc following
sketch
Of Mr. ----,n merchant, now residing in Phil
alcphia, who formerly lived in rather an cN-
trayagnnt STYLE was ia the habit every Mon
day morning, Of giving his wife certain sum
Of money for the table aud other household
expenses of the week; hc never mentioucdh
business to Ills wilt,and shedecming him sufi-
e;eetly capable Of attending 10 his own affair,
never inquired into them. About five years
ut1ur their marriagr, through SOME slight mis-
management and the rascality of his conf
dental clerk, Mr. - suddenly broke, and
his fall was mentioned 'sympathizngly' ON
change, and, Ike all such matters, there all
sympuhy ended. The merchant kept the
affair secret and the first n,imalon his
lady had oft, was news paragraph in the
Ledger Shortly after dinner was oytr, on
the discovery of the startling fact, Mrs
requested nor husband 70 rcm6in III The par
lor few moments, she had something Ia say
TO him. She then left the roonL hurried up
fldllNs hl'l NiblNN hllNl HtNhlH'hH WIN a
splcndidIy bound Bible in her hand. Hand
ing it to her husband, she said, George, the
day after our marriage, YOU gave me this
precion= Look A. u token Of ynuE lnrG-- aul- L.
rich fountain TO look to in the day of trou-
bile. It's pages have been precious to me /;
and as your brow looks sad today, | now re-
turn it to you, that you may CLEAN from it
some consolation in the hour Of gloom" She
then left the room.
The merchant opened rhe book carclcssly,
and a bank bill fell out. lie picked it up and
glanc cd ar ias facet was $40 bill. lie
opened the book again, and another note of
ri1r vHrur arrTruut was before him. Tie open
ed it at the first page and continued to find
an Y between two leaves, till pc arrived at
the commencement of the book of Revelation.
lilo was savcd-could commence business
and had a capital of $4,000 to begin with.
Tie rang the bella servant appeared.
Request your mistress to come to mo im-
mcdiately,' said the merchant,
The lady obcycd, entered the room with
something between tear and smile.
lkato.r Kate' where did you procure all
this money 2"
This is the weekly saving Of our household
icvpenscs tor the last five years, was the mod
ct reply. Every week put ten out .et the
twenty dollars which you gave me in our BIZ
bic bank, that when n day of trouble came
upon us, we should have something TO save
us from the WOLF
Bun why put in the Bible, Kate /?
Because ills a good bink ono which will
not suddenly break replied the lady.
You are an angel Kate, cried her delight
eel husband, clasping her to his heart.
Apd so she is. Does any one doubtit?
There are thousands ofFAfh angels despite
the ratings Of miserable Notwithstanding
bachelors. -s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
Professor A. c. Darry's

FNNmCuruiHovs, on NgpiCArip CoMrouNp. Tho
u Wold, placed uyon H. guard by the HlmoI
tn'iv tr'rr'iru ~ vuur- riHtisihlc sumhur now
anime. uud tests every Ucw article with Frrupu'uug
care, md nothing ihui b. not inirusicnily good
long flourish. Harry. lricophcruus has been sub.
icctcd Ia thi- ordeal for ru ycnr- Every wear ~
reputation nud -nlc, have mcrcascd until more oft
~ C0J -JIU' Z sTiiy rn6H al ANY Other preparation
lor the hair ever offered go the American public
The discovery thnt 10 win cure diseases ~ the
skin, mud cuusc wound. aud uccr % heal aud rll.r.
TrirIr-T TT sTfiIiI fs'f5mrudtpu, ufd TCWuyc thD
pniu mud itching incident to stiuC-, bites, scratches,
rui. burns, sral,i-, &c, has greatly enhanced the
sale of tie article, aud it be- now known aud used
iorllc-c purposes, we'll ~ 20 renew, bcautiNnud
cleanse the hnig In oycry city and town IN the Tn
ION.
II. extraordinary. cheapacss places Il within III,
4all - ''-r-t 49, -ftrt,i~-'
ne iu-urc- 10 place on the most luxurious toilet
Moihcr- ind 10 the surcst remedy for sprains cuts,
aud other accidents Of their children the aged praise
IL NJ azure for the rheumatism and all the ache,
Iud pnilh 70 which the muscle, Hrc subject; aud
the Oiuwnnt to distant lands purchases II ~ an ub-
sulutc necessary iu his outfit.
sold In lurcc bottles, price % cents, nj the lnnci
pal Office, l87 huoApwAY, New York. For sale
hy the principal merchants and druggists through
uht the uitrd state, and Cnuala- Beware aftho
cDuHiefltt. sold 40 81 por bottle, lGSayi
For sale 10y /. JIv1srr & CO. St luhnshuv VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
THE CHARMS or LIFE.

There are athousand things in this world
ta allli4t- sI,4 --.la..s-L,,t-4l Ah..ag- ,g.4gg
that are beautiful and good, The world teens
with beauty with objects which gladden. the
eve aud warm the heart We might be hap
-Uy-rt VIZ wurfr ttIrTv- MT I'm rtIt VIZ caIIs
not tscapci the approach Of disease and death
Of misfortune, the sundcring Of earthly ties
aud the cankor worm Of grief but vast ma
iority Of the evils which bc-ci ~ might be a.
yoidcd, The course Of intcmpcrancc inter
woven ay il il with all the ligamonts OF s0cie-
IS. Is one which never strikes but to destroy.
There l. not one bright page nron the record
or ~ progress nothing 20 shield IL from the
heartiest' Of the human race. .
should noi exist, Il must not. Doawny with all
tlis-lct wars come to an end, aud let friend
ship, charity, hove, purity and kindness mark
the intercourse between man and man, We
are too selfish as ifthc world was made for us
alone How much happier should We BE- IL
We were 10 labor more earnestly 20 promote
each others good. God has blessed us with
happy home, Ihcreis sunshine everywhere
in the sky,upon the carti-thcrc would be-
in most hearts it we look around us, The
storms die away, aud bright sun shines out.
summer drops her tinted curtain lupou,thc
earth, which l. Very beautiful oven when Au-
mmn hrcathcs her changing breath upon IT,
God rcirns in heaven. Murmur not at being
so bountiul, and We can liyt happier than We
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
AZARIAH WEBBs. EsTATE

fH1HE suh.rIhen, hayi#F l.s-si ufpuiutrd by me
II Hon. Probate Court mrthe uht1rt NJ Is-fE,
Commissioner. 90 receive, examine, aud adjust
alI claims and demands NJ 30 p~ruus against ne
estate M AyHrall Webh late u Maidstone IN 81 a.
district, deceased, sHt tie
term ofsrK unntns from me 10Th dnv NJ November
Hhn, being allowed bV sad court 90 the creditor ~
said decreased ~ exhibit aud prove u,sir respect
tive clums hriurn us-Do give notice thnf Wr win
attend ~ the duties NJ our appointment no tho
dwelling house of john ". Webb, lu Maidstone Boo
aid district ou the asi SATURDAY Of March nud he
lasi haiur dHy NJ April, 1901, hom ono f % 'clugk
iu the afternoon mi each of said DAYS.
JOHN DEWEY, ig.tf
ISAAC CUMMINGS, ''''''''''- 'ni'''a'
Maidstone, A0y. 80, A, ID, 1870. GUpwa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

Tuf THIN. "BRoTHER JoNATuAN,"--
George Washington placed great confidence
in the good SENSE aud patriotism of Jonathan
Trumbull, who at an carly period Of the A.
mcrican Revolution was Governor of the state
Of Connecticut In a certain emergency
a measure Of great Importance was under
discussion Washington remarked awe must
consult Brother Jonathan on the suhicct"--
the rcsultoi that consultation was ayorablt.
Thus from the constant use OF the expression,
which soon passed from the army 10 the pco-
pie, we received the appcllation which has
-ll..L i--.-l4-..lsa --l.l.t-Il.4ll- ~. ~.
English
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

BIG ArrLE SroRY.--They llolyokc Free
man says that Messrs Street of that town,
gathered &C bushels of excellent haldwins
from q single tree Before these were gath
cred, fifteen bushels had been picked from
the ground, making in all sixty-onc bushels !
There was gathered from the same tree few
years since, fifty-six bushels besides wind
falls
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
NOTYCE TO CLAIMANTS

4 SPECIAL meeting NJ fhe Assistant Judge. ~
~ Caledonia county NIll hr bod ut tho county
lIfrk's Odira, boo plur'I'r, ou Friday January 30,
county VI Caledonia. Al persons having us-oirirl
claims, ar county nrlrsi are requested 10 frfwuul
tho same ~ present them boz person 90 ihr time aEd
place sb0ye uamrl. hy order ~ cnarii
g. A, BrHBAAK, Ckf.
Dec u, 1850. o0gwa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
Farm for Sale.

VNlIE subscriber wishes 20 sell hls VERY excel
Il leutl Farm in Nuub bnnyle' said farm j.
situated on, The ruai leading from North pnnvhls
Village a. Lyndon, about iih ~ q mile from said
Niliurr md bmiiCs from Lyndon Gdffer
Tho subscaher ventures the assertion that Tor
convenience ~ location Hud ndnpiciucsh a. HE rails
ing ~ different kuls of produce u.a said farm is
not surpassed NV any in the county.
Tho rund leading from North nnnyile 90 the
Depot in ~, john bury, pusses through the south
crly part ~ snd fnnn about miles distant, Afford
ing % very cn-y communication a. and from snd
Depot,
-. -L.4lll4g- ~ Paid fiuu nrr % beautiful new
cottage House and two convenient Barns,
There h. Alspn rnnd Wen ~ never FALLING wHieri
ilso good orchard, and sufficient amount of
WuU7 uUi timber iur thr usr 81 -Md liuus
-lA-Alll-i--4--s -+++-+-4.+-|t--
NgIfi, D1UyIIr. NV 3. 1870. 0u8if
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

a DIFFICULT SunlEcr.-rhc fnllnwing
question is said To have created tremendous
Excitement h4iap.e-tA-- lfarrisCrabbtG Dcbat-
ing institution
What is the difference hrtwccu there
being conscience enough in all women aud
women enough in all conscience ?
'Ai(cr three weeks discussion, the Prtsi-
dent decided that there was difference,
but wherein il consisted, he was not quite
certain
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

II Is hoped that Teacher and friends Of cduca-
ton, throughout the County, will cooperate with
tho supcriutcndouts in Rhoi1ng secure the intro
duclnn OF those book, into all our primary schools.
The proper classification Of scholars and the judic-
ious oxpcndituregt time on the part of the teacher
cannot bc securely without u uniformity In text
books.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
Ladies' and Gentlemen

J HHmg NE Dfpa' at 81. LohEshWH
k-LI-..-.--.iI.l!l-- -. ll.-
g.. Y. new and splendid Depot Huirl. mud wishing Co
take view ui the scenery uruuud aud the improve
mcut ihcrr making, IN their pmmcunde- upou the
PWzzn fronting the Depot, a. ascend the Il Hht at
neatly labeled Stairs 10 the north ems, cud of said
Piazza, where they hlIl Zee introduced to thoir old
friend, iIRON f.IR-N.ih who will show them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

sEs- Punch has lately heard of a Protestant
who has just discharged an old aud faithful
yrrvaut bgruusr the poor fellow happens 10
have n Roman nose. "a '.'-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
Or. Chrisue's qaivanio curauvos,

,on.,t be- tho fact hat the, arrsfi Hri cuf' 30 ca'' w
5ui4aif 1.IsrfiaH lu place Of t,r usual mfr no 'rr
Eiug ami tl.,sck,uT tte Isuept ili cNhausisa Nalt
sinks hplrl,tyll u.dci the iuhirunn.
INV sirs1rfis,. ne whole 'u'ts's 'g"airs Ns srrr
lotion ths blood, ts4HIf fif tr.fttHat Ha fflt 90
ne ,hrhi,u tsIsfy uHasf ri,csatiaHrst Since irI
introduction ~ ho lm.cl states rul hls' Gets snr'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
Nhieh couclusN,ly p.o,es that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
cum OF
Rhoum tiSn, Bronchitis and pvrpopSia.
REV, DR., JANUS, 4 VLEINUl NAN
Of Sew Jersey of distinguished atailgent aud exalted


REV. DR. LANDS, a CLERGY MAN
Of Sev Jersey OF distinguished aaiiageiu aud exalted
reputation i- Nsg
spsrr, New Jofsdy, July ~ ls4S
Do. I. ~ Curtslu.-.ucu S,t; You Wifh to know of
ne what has boon Nc result in my own case, ~ The
application OF TIRE GALNASlC BELT AND Natk
Lac Ny IcIls - a. iolluwaf
Tor about ir,uis gss,i h1l been suffering fou
Dyspepsia. Every year tie symptoms became worse
nor could ! obtain permanent lphct from any cuuIt,
nt medical treatment whatever About FOURTEEN Ncatt
since IN conseqnynce NJ GcGucat csr'autc " N,
.---.a l-.-.a-- -.-Is ~ a=a
tor year otter Ncaf caused mo iudesrrihshlc anguish
Farther iu the water OF 'lh and "a In
lucuco ut preaching gtcst deal IA my AVID
various other chprcLca iu this REGION wa attacked
by ue bronchitis, which coon became
10 require immediate suspension NJ pastoral
lahus, Ny fpafu -iAs4a--4l.-sas-
trditd and my Bronchitis became worte, ALEC did
my Dyspepsia stl Rheumatic affection thus cyiNcing
that tbetc dtscTlcrb were connected with each Other
through the medium Of the Nervous stem ln the
whole phsrtnucopna there seemed to be rcmcdia
lgcut which could teach and rccupcrate my Nervous
NNstcm every hng thai hal izIs t1rf- TrurC fsd
----rt-r-iy Tn!rd ~ last was ct 10y NV ficnls 10
uurrHu yuur urvrJi0NE 's1I lUOWFh with very
suue hopes OF their efficiency determined Ia Try tho
slcrt ot the application OF the GALVANlC BELT AND
NttkLA'F p. with the MAGNETIC FLUID This Wss
20 June 1916 To ~ 0uLAr Asrott-tiNIar, Two
utrH MI brsFITstA HAp 'ooNH, ~ EtUu1 DAYS Wa
'NAutln 10 ursvAiE MV FAsruRAL LAnoHN Noh HAVI I
uNCE OMITTED A-stNeIE sHNNiCE Aceousr o. rtI
BKoNcurIs, $50 ~ RHFuNATtC srFfCrioS HAs r..
tthNty -InnLniL AI-Aucl4.Is the pscftArr
tai and happy results OF tho experiment
i hass gaoo'afrrntcd the Rt.LT aud FLUID To- many
Who have been Likewise suffering from Ncunlgic atcc
tons They have tired them, WIN nary Rr,rLrs. /
seLuNE rNnRv oAsE.
am, dear air, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W Lands.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

One of the grcutcsl nhatnclc2 to tia tF.4eral.
the cause OF elucAtia4I.y University 81 school
books aud any plan which can be devised to secure
greater uuiturmty,will tend Vcry much 20 the inn
pruvcmcnt Of Our schools. II now devolvcs on the
Town superintendent 10 uiNisu in rCgurd 10 the
kinds which shall be adopted In common schools,nnd
Us they have with great unnnimtN decided ia favor
of Towns series of Readers, and arrangements huN-
nF b.et t,'at- fer supplying the schools on very
liberal tcrn- It seems exceedingly desirable that
they should now lie univ crsnllN adopted through
the County So fur ~ have been able TO examine
the different reading books published for the of
schools, believe Towns Series are rs well adapted
to the purpose for which they are designed, any,
and far better than many which are urged into our
schools. J,P, FAIRBANKS.
st. Johnsbury, NV. :, 1850,
Ai,cr having given some expression in favor of
Mnndevc's Series of READERS, have more care
fully examined both thntnnd Towns and feel com
PEELED to say, think Towns much better adapted
10 the wants of our schools nj the present time than
Mandevle's, indeed amy other with which am
acquainted. RUFUS CASE.
The undersigned having been requested to exam
inc Towns Series Of Rcndng Rocks, with reference
To their being introduced into the Schools of the
County, Is of opinion that they are to be preferred
for our Common schools, TO any other Series with
From No IEler Of Pca,han, Aeadcmy
PHAcIAst- Auy 3, 1850.
Towns Series Of Rcading Books wcrg introduced
the past yoRr into tile puhlc schools ~ Chittcndcn
County In which was then engaged in teaching by
the recommendation Of tile Town Suporntcudcnts.
SIMILAR plan was adopted to that now proposed ia
TINS county Inc eN pefihloht MhH tllll'lN hN'''--
full, and the new interest awakened thereby more
than repaid the slight expense attending the chunge
\ uniformity was successfully obtained instead Of
the mulforH,ity TINT too often prevails to the very
great injury ofour schools.
The books contain valuable selections of high
moral charuc ter from our most classical English and
American writer's, properly introduced by iudic-
4ia''- ---r'-tttr trrr
ntory, suited to the wants Of our Common SCHOOLS.
IRA O. MILLER.
Although but recently Presented To the attention
Of the triouds Of Education IN Vermont, yet they
have received largely Of the public favor, and hnye
uirridv very extensively into use, IN tho Pub
lie Schools uud Arr-ivnie- OF the state Who're u-ed
They lu,vc given rutnC su'l faction. lN?ln2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

81 TIE population of Philadelphia, by the
L. S. Census, just made, is zoe, 85s4l In leio
1t wa 1903"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
Farm for Sale.

H'llE .uh.rrtor oher ir colo hL- Fum, known
Il Del fhe "rinrre Place, situated in st I0hur.
bury, about miles hur tho Railroad Depot, nui
- from the Centre Village. Said mu consists Of
about 100 acres uf good land ~ 81 WHICH d urgr,
The buildings On mo farm nfo huite aud shed
laf', aHd shrfs, huf-o hHrn hoV h1use ana rider
min, The above property win be- sod ~ q bargain,
For further Particular Inquire ~ the premises.
NM, u, MILES,
ST. Iohu,bury Dec 10, 1860, G0gwgs