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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-10

tual plan which may be proposed by any sister
State of the South for obtaining redress for the past
and security for the future, without dissolution
Of the existing Union, If there DO possibility OF
such communication.
But we find ourselves forced to consider the ulte
rior question, what We are 10 do if we find that
any other southern State in any efIectual plan of
relief and the alternative presented TO ~ OF sub
hitting or acting by ourselves. And, reluctant as
we are to separate ourselves from our natural
friends and allies, we have made mp our minds.
We cannot submit. We know that South Carolina
entered this Confederacy q sovereign and inde-
pendent State, and that. having been wronged,
she has the perfect right to Withdraw from i.
Her sons must exercise the right and meet the
consequences. If no other State will join US in
relieving ourselves from the wrongs already in
fiicted, we see no hope in waiting for new
outragcs to arouse higher spirit Of resist
WINGED, will come in due time; but we feel no as
surance that the spirit Of tho vassal will rise In
proportion to the indgnities heaPed upon hi. head
On the contrary, we that the South has already
borne what it would not for a moment have sub
mitted to ten years ago, and what the North
would not then have vcntured to perpetrasc: we
are not willing to try the experiment. bow long II
will BE- before our spirit is completely broken. By
gradually and continually yielding to slow and q
gradual but uncsasing Entertainments. And II
the exercise Of the right OF secession 10 70 DC foi'
meat q hi hi. coniedsoy ~ q saSusas south
Carolina, Il 10 bstter that we should meet that
attempt while we still have some spirit and
some power OF resistance left. If We are to
submit TO the condition Of conquered people,
We think IL less dishonorable not TO do 30 un-
oil we have first been conquered. And If any thing
could add TO the necessity which believe exists
for . withdrawal from tho existing Union, ii would
be the denial of the right of secession. For the dc
NAL Of that right indicates Of itsolf extreme dam
ger. The right of secession has heretofore, and in
better days. been regarded a. unquestionabie BY
all southern politicians, with the exception Of ar
ar bile numbor of consolid tonists. And n
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Professor A. C. Barry's

TUNRicorHERors aA NEDIrArNp COMPOUND. The
A-~rrfr r-Iz-Tt t,ss=RfJ'ISz.
daily detection Of some plausible humbug, nov
nmincs aud tests every new article with scrupuou,
care and nothing that Is not intrinsically good
long flourish. Barry's Tricopherous has been sub
iected 20 this ordeal for ten years. Every year IL
reputation and sales have increased, until more Oft
IA consumed annually than oC any other preparation
for the hair ever offered 90 the American public
The discovery that II will cure diseases Of the
skin and cause wounds and ulcers 20 heal and ol-e
relieve all external inflammation, and remove the
pain and itching incident to stngs, htes, scratches,
GUS, burns, soaids, &c. has greatly enhanced the
salt at the article, and II Is now known and used
for thesA purpose we'll aH "a renew beauty ,asd
cleanse the hair, in every city and town in the In
ion.
It's extraordinary cheapDess places u within The
reach or the hunihlest family, and It's conceded val
nc insurcs IL place on the most luxurious toilet
Mothers find IL the surest remedy for sprains cuts,
and other accidents Of their children the aged pais,
II hs euro for the rheumatism, and all the ache,
and pains TO which the muscles are subject; and
the emgrant TO distant lands purchases IL as Sb
solute necessary I'm his outfit.
Sold In Largo hottleA lricn IL cents Mt the Hrnd
pal Office, l37 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
by the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United tates and Canada. beware Of the
counterfeit, sold at 81 per hottie. l6s9yl
For sale by'E. JEwETr & CO., t. Johnsb,lry, VT
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"WnAr ARR MINDS coon ron ~

Tho American AFdculturist Ia answer 20
this iuluiry, rrlaiss the following anecdois
In roausetion with this subject, ws give
IN nscisir rslstedto rs iasl'winteF BY Gov
rrnor Alien. OF south Carolina, Of he rice
bird. Thee litle crsatures gather around
l'Ia noe la harvest time la countless mysisda
ael uf eoirse commune considerable grim
Rome ycau ago, Il was determined TO make
war uIgu Them, and drive them out Of ths
country and tho measure was la some degree
rloeesah, 90 far % getting rid Of The birds.
What ans Lrds good fof ?" the rice planter
ioon found out ior with the decrease Of birds,
lhc worms increased 50 rapidly, that Instead
of fow scattering grains 10 feed the bicis,
the whole crop was demanded TO al the In
Suitable nav Of the army that came 10 con
tmuc every Young shoot ~ cast a. Il sprung
from the ground Most undoubtedly the
iipls wage Invited back again with hearty
Welcome. Rice cannot be cultivated with
on, their Assistance f,'
"a fw. years since the black birds in the
lioFlhern part Of the State Of Indiana were
considered nieyous nuisance 70 The farmer.
Whole acids ofoArs were sometimes destroy
cd, and tl,o lepredailoas uPon The late corn
we're greater than can 10 believed or told
Tho farmer sowsd aiid the bird reaped. lie
scoldedand they twiiiercd. Occasionally =
chnrgr nf shot BROUGHT down score, but
made no more impression upon the great soa
Of birds than the removal ola single bucket
nfwatoF from thc great sali paddle, A few
years later every green thing on the land
rrrrurd dvytiuru 10 Destruction Ivy the army
worm Man iEns- raEsFlsa---s' worm -HuTuuF
worms But his best friends, the hated black
.bird-, cnme 10 his relief Just In time TO save
when all seemed lost No human aid could
have helped him. low thankful should man
la shat God has given him for his compan.
ions and fellow laborer in the cultivation Of
the earth, these lovely birds The laborer
,wortly OF lds hire Why should wogrudgc
the little moiety claimed by the busy little
fellows which followed the pillow, and snatch
ed away the worm from the seed that IL might
produce grain for his AMI our subsistence P
NO honest man would cheA, bird out Of
it1aumn,er's work."
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Administrator Sale |!

10y virtue o. . license from the Probais Court
ID f1r The County nf Caledonia, tha subscriber rai
Administrator of Tie Estaie % samuel frsneh lie
Oh 81 Johnsbury Centre, oilers for sale ID Public
Auction the folio EinF described Real Esiaie
The Hotel 90 ~ % feet, tWo aiousaiand he com.
snodlous ouibuildiHE counsfied uefeWlull Situated
az 81 Jnhnsbury Centre, owned BY the late Sam
ge French ADD twelve or fourteen acres u land a.
tAchsd als0 twenty -giHe acres ~ land situated on
thefTout Brook ffDs-t Hiss,ihe new Dwelling House
Btofa sud Shop opposite the Tavern hiaisi alse
30, fourtesn aores bounded North by Cobb west by
stiles, South By Halleti alao q small piece Of land
lying north ~ baGOns Starch Factory Also annlh
er small piece Of land lying south east Of Foster
IRnnery,
sale 10 be AZ the above named Hotel, on Thur
day, MAY IG,Af no O'clock, A. NJ. hiz months cred
u with satisfactory stenniY viii be given " desired
st Johnsbnry, Apnl a. 1851 TiTWh
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CENTRA HOUSE,

No ., BRATTLE SQUARE, BOSTON, between
BRArTLE AND ELM SrRKErs
TUN subscriber respectfully inforina his old friends
n and the residents Of this city and vicinity that
he has taken the above well known. establishments
formerly occupied by Mr. Shade and more recently
by Mr. Benjamin 'l1ue, and that no Is now ready to
rccoivJrASd nccontnodate a humber of permanent
boarder aikI--(scicht visitorsRn he pledges him
selfto exert his utmost ability 10 render their stag
with him pleasant and agreeable and that his terms
shall be equally economical with tho OK pectation OF
hiJguGstr under like circumstances.
Mr. Foster takes great pleasure In announcing that
ne ms engaged 81 H~aistgnt, MIR No, " Urn
Err, originally connected with the Washington
House, Philadelphia, and with the Pavilion. Boston
and lately Of the Gloucester House, at Gloucester
MaSs, whose experience and skin are, already too
well known to tho travelling public, to need com
mcndntiUn. .-..-.---.a ,--
The location Of the Centntl House, Il such ms 10
afford easy access 10 the Market. and the hnsiness
part ofthe city, while nj the time it, irnmed-
ate ncighborhood is sufficiently quiet to enable the
visitor to realize nearly possible the enjoyment
OF n comfortable home.
The culinary department is under the Immediate
supervision ofartists OF acknowledged merit and the
Harder constantly supplied with viands of the best
quality, -.-... a. - .s.4 4t
: ~ Terms for Hoard IL DOLLAR per tlay.
g. II. FOSTER.
Boston, Feb. IL, 1901, 7O6yl
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DUnAhILTrY OF WooD IMMERSED IN
WATER.--The piles under London Bridge
have been driven 500 years, and on examine
ius them in 1896 they were found to be bat
little tiecayed. They are principally elm
Old Sa~ory place, in the city of London, was
built csc tPars ago, and the wooden piles,
consisting o3Oak, elm, beech, and chestnut,
were found upon. examination to be perfectly
sonnd. OF the durability Of timber in a wet
stale, the piles Of the bridge b,iiH by Eu1pc.
ror TrUan, over tho Danube, afford strEk-
lug example. One OF these piles was taken
out and found To be petrifndhto the llep,h of
three quartersot M iDeh; but the rest of the
week.-mrs. not different from its former state
hie''qh It had boon driven 1000 wars.
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LIQUID CUTIcLE,

A GOOD substitute for the natural cutlcle, when
1 N applied TO frcsh wounds. cuts burns or bruisss.
GHSCtuaY resulting the action even Of warm water
also, Canary seed, Oxalic Acid, Moilats pills and
Phonix Biftors, Bonnet Glue, Sal Animoniac Cor
r6slve Subnate, Red Prccipitate, Castor Oh Nurse
Bark, CAYENNE Pepper Hot.Drops, White Wax
Spenuacid, Golden Seal, Pure Cream Tartar and
Soda; Gun Myrh, Gum Arabic and TrRencauth ,
Extract Logwood, Redwood Camwood,' Fustie'
Nader, Blue Compaund, p1ue Yiuial, Magnesin,
Indigo, Birthstone, Arrow Root. Pearl Barley TX
tract Lemon, Vanilla Bean, Perfdnury, Ne &c,
For sale cheap hv q. c. BINGHAM
ST. 1nhr-i,urv, Aprilis, 1851. ----~l7lsif
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INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY.

At 4 rrcent meeting of the Natural llisto,
~ Society ct this city, DIR. Charles Il, Jack
son mentioned the discovery Of new and
valuable mineral phosphate Misunderstanding
ia large quantities in Hurdstown, near the
line of the Morris canal in New Jersey, and
since It's discovery in that place, in even lar
ger quantities nj Crown Point, New York,
ON Lake Champlain. For agricultural pur-
poses, in nlanuring aud enriching lands, this
substance IL of great value, being essentially
thr same rs bone dust. the virtues of which
arc well known. The quantity in which it is
found in both these places. and the probabil-
ny thas ~ viii be also found IN other localities
proniirc that an abundant supply will render
il as cheap. ns IL is valuable and important
Since the announcement OF the discovery of
of this mineral was made, DIR. jackson has
demonstrated its value for other purposes.
even more important BY a simple, easy and
cheap process. he has discovered the means
of separating the lime and other ingredients
-trlrr-truurfr Hcirt zIId-faE-t
tractrd both TINS substance, rs wuft uB piT0s-
phorus, from the rock. This is the first time,
we believe, that phosphorus has ever been
obtained from mineral substances. Former
~ this article could only DO procured by n
slow, tedious, expensive, and disgusting pro
cess from animal substances Tho discovery
of making il from bones was an important
one, facilitating lis manufacture, and render
ing the article much cheaper. This discoy-
cry led 10 others, among which was It's use
and value in printing and dyeing calicoes.
&C., TO which IL is now extensively applied,
and manufactured for that purpose. The dis
covcry that it can be made with less expense
and ia much greater quantities, from a miner.
al found in abundance, in at least two Access
sible localities, viii probably lead to another
great change in the mode Of its manufacture,
and lessen the cost Of the article. In this
way both the farmer and the manufacturer
may derive importnnt benefits from the dis
covery of this valuable mineral, and the gem
dcman to whose scientific knowledge both
its discovery and its Important applications
are due, may again be regarded as great
public bcnciactor. The mineral from Hurds-
town contains 90 4-lO per cent Of pure phos-
phate OF lime, and yields Act per cent of
phosphoric acid, and 20 per cent. Of phospho-
rms. Besides its use in dyeing, and the man
uiacturo of matches, phosphorus is also es-
teemed of value in medicine.-Boston Alas.
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Farm for Sale.

TUNllE subscriber Wishes % rrli hlt VERY excel.
u lrntJ fHrn tn North nhBFiilo, said farm h
hliuaied au the road leading iFaal AeHl, bsiisiis
Village to Lyndon, about lth Of mile frlm said
Village, and B milos ffum Lyndon Corner,
The subscriber ventures the assertion that FOR
convenience ~ location nndhdupleineta a. the rnis-
Ing 81 different Kinds Of plVduoo the said farm ii
not surpassed BY Any Va the county.
The rund irHdiuF rum North Danyinu 10 tho
Depot iu NJ, Iohhsbury, passes through tie south
ofly Part OF fald faun about mius distant, afford
ing very uasy communication 10 and frVn said
DTpui
The building on said farm are q beautiful new
cottage lluuse and two convenient Hams,
There h. nlso good well Of never falling wafer,
ALEC q god orchard, and suricicni amount Of
wood nnd timber fnr the use u said hiun.
DAVID j. BA1CilELDER.-
North bnnyllle Nav If6U 0oBtf
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Read FOR gourse!J, or .Jor your friends.
WILLIAMS
BALM OF LIFE,

LNOR Colds and Coughs, Fever and Aeue, Pths-
H io and Asthma, Pain In the Head, kidney COM
plants, Piles, Rheumatic Affections, Bruises and
Sorcs severe BURNS, Cankor, Weakness of the S.om-
aeh, Painters Chol,c, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
and Tooth Ache. --------,' -
In offering the Balm Of Life 10 the public do not
offer II, certain cure but do assert from poSi
tive experience n any Of the above diseases are not
confirmed by neglect, other causes and relief Is
possible, my preparation will afford Il. For Rhcu-
matism and Burns, Colds and Coughs, Bruises and
general Debility, II Is almost certain cure. I also
certify that none but that purchased direct from my
sole Agents, HILL, CHANDLER & co,
Wholesale Druggists, ~ 4 rs :. Market x Chatham
streets, Boston Mass, II genuine.
=, 5. WILLIAMS,
Ipswich, England
7. :. Dealers purchasing can at any time within
one year return any unsold and their money rchlil-
dcd Price 5Octs per bottle Liberal discount by
the Dozen 7lam0
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PADDeeK'S FOUNDRY
I. Machine Shop.

TyNHR Stakeholder having purchased the entire in
II terest Of c. PADDOCK and j. G.. FULLER, IN
tho above well known establishment Is prepared 10
furnish Castings and Machinery Of every descrip-
ton from tha most extensive variety Of patterns iu
the country. JOHN ~ PADDOCK.
/ - Tnlm-htTv, pac, r, iebo 1.rl 20 6pstf
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The CLERGYMAN AND THE JOCKEY
A clergyman who is in the habit of preaching
in different parts of the country, WIS not
long since at an inn, where he observed n
horse jockey trying TO take in simple gentle
man, by imposing,npOR him a brok eI,~wintletl
horse for n sound one. The parson knew the
bad character of the jockey, and taking the
gentleman aside, told him to be cautions of
the person he was dealing with. The gentle
jockey, quite nettled, observed--"Parson, /
had much rather hear you preach, than SEQ
you privately interfere in bargains in this
way ''Well, p replied the parson, "if you
had been where you ought TO have been last
Sunday, you might have heard me preach"
"Where was that ?" inquired the jockey. "In
the State Prison." retortcd the clergyman.
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OooD.NIoIT SONG.

frQn hs German, Jor "a BosiOH 1h-sruH
OOoD.HIChT SONG,
HFg' w. nAfsos,
The shadovy Twlllghrs descending
Ihe Moon like a bhaphsri aWakss,
i, Afsiio tia cload-Aoall he's Tending
a pleasant doot might long makes,
Aud W. he slugs - gaplyi
from Che star-Orts, eioluenOY
A ohonii-song awakss,
81 quiet slssP--ln quiet sleep
Past IA the day and ne thraili r.
The dear God you Ia safety keep,
Who g,,ards " all
Tie birds In their lsAfy bowers,
Sleep Ia Their secret nesti
Tie Prain, and the blofsoning flowers
la tis Foft moonihins arr blsst
And tie mill-wheel waves are quiet,
ilAye ceased their noisy not,
And llulnbsg with the rest
inqulst sIosP--ln quiet sleep
Past Il she day aud ~ thrail
The lear dod you IN safety keep
Who guards Ne all
The brcnn-spirit silently sniiie-,
Welcome At every dooTJ
From the bright and Joyous palace,
llau-Musle doth sweeuy pour.
IN his boat the sAilor Is sleeIdngl
While high In tie mountain aro isaplng.
The Shepherds fire doth roar
quiet slesp--in quie, sleep
PaH 3 the IA md H. thraiil-
The dear 0od you Ia safety keep,
Vino guards IA nh.
T6d6oW ~ The candies are lighted
By their clear and iriendyhY
The Troubles arr all affighted
That yez all the gsrsh day,
Tho air. through the leaiy tress~,
offhe mouruful. dark eypre'sss,
Nan anguish all Away
in quiet sleep-in quiet sleep
Past Ia the day and Ia lhrall i--
Tho ds1 uod you IN safety keep,
Who guards u ALL
When scalding lear q anguish
Reddcn tho weeping eye,
Where ssddcst hearts do lAngii.h
Aud raise the rendlng sigh,
Dream emneth gently and peacefully,
And lights IN the spirit blIssfully,
a hope screne and high.
LA quiet slccP-ln quiet sleep
tie day @',,l is,hrsI1i---
The dear God you la safety keep,
Who guards ~ all.
Good.nlgh, We slaves OF sonpw--
Al lovers near and f,r
I'll sleep an on the morrow
Shall shine the morning star,
The Nightingale alone
h,ihe moonshine makcih known
How sweet Gods praises are.
luquiet sleep--in quiet Sleep
Pat !. the day Rnd IL tlraIl,
The dear God you Ia safety keep.
Who guards us all.
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AFRAID sILvRRs ESTATE,

bIAlI w NINhpNit
IsaEN DiHfhiCf, 49,
Az Probate Court holden ~ LunonbnrR. w and o.
sald district on che l7ih day u Aprii, A u, 1881
NNTHEREAh, sophia silver, AdininlstrniHn ~
Wv tho Ksiaie Of Arad hlSef, lata 81 hloonined
la tie County " ttser de0snsed, hnt made hppli'
cation 90 this tuurt 20 ertuud the time tur paying
the debth due frOm said deceased the further period
u sK1 aoniha hon The IN day Of hay, A. IT, itbi
1t u therefore ordered that nll pereons Interested
be notified of said application and that the tauis
will be- heard and decided a. Probate Court ~ be
modem n ne Probate Cflgf ~ funfpbkfg Mufe.Ad
on the iatl dhy of NAV, A. u, 1901, az Que o'clock
Ia the afternoon, BY publishing copy Of the record
II this orrr thrce weeks Huccessiyey ln The tAleo
uiaH, . newspHprr phutrdHtHt' joiuubury In TINS
state. true copy,
TiTNa Aitest. JONAH lHQoKs, ludge--
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the ahorI mouth 81 bis stay. To correct this,
be adopted the plan Of sitting upon bis hat Al
dinner bot AZ be wore no tails to bis jacket
and left the feather prolruding behind, il had
70 . stranger the appearance Of being natu-
ai aPpendags 30 his person"
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and h q sovereign rrmcdy fur all diseases OF tlc
scalp II gives thu lnr.-a brilliant, glossy usirc, O
silken texture, and healthy vigorous appearance.
No Lady's toilet can be complete without this nds-
pensable artlcc.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Certificate fpr pEpHy. Portsmouth, " H.
PoHrsNoUru, Sept. -, tsAg.
Mr. i, MoRsT, Agent for "Mhtcs Hair Restor-
utiyc'i Dear Sir-l deem u NV. duty 20 state some
lecia Irspeciiug The lneAinAle- Aalne Of AhIie,z
hrst1ruttvu. SUvuIHt ygHrE Ago. Hfrlr zrvele NJ
OF sickness. my vile lost all OF hcr hair, the scalp ap
peared discussed and tho hair grew out hra,h and
uneven. About year ago, by another III Of sick
ucss, .he lost oil Cher hair -erund time, aud for a
long time there apparently action IN the scalp,
Alter various applications waA induced Ia try the
above mentioned Restorative and now, amer the use
ola few BOTTLES her hair has gown OUT a. thick a.
lustrons. amt OF as beautiful color ~ ever Fur
hcunorc, for long time have been afflicted with
ncurugir und other pains In imy hcNd, aud have
found itthc best external remedy have ever tried
can therefore chcerfully recommend Il TO NIL who
are afflicted as above the best article have ever
seen Most respectfully your, Sc,
Manufactured by T. WHITE, Lowell, Mass. sold
in boston, Wholesale, by Wilson, farbank & Co
RETAIL In ST. .Iohnsbury, by y, G. BnghAm Pas
sumpsic, Levi Y. Parks; Wells River, T. Shcdd &
Co; Danyillc, Vail, Demng & Co; Cabot, Si,lma
Irusselli Marshheld, Putnam < Wooster; Moutpc-
Her, Redheld & Grunnis; and by my appointed n
gents throughout the Union. 7lTyl
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NEW STORE /!
The Vermont Mutual Fire lnsnr'
ance Company,
MONTPELIER, vEhhOhf,
nANTTT uAT nVTN prsrlIsul


DANIEL BALDWIN, PTesidfHL
CHARLES DEWEY, SscrefGry,
Vtlilh Company continue 10 insure nipsi klBda "
Il property in Vermont, AZ do lowest possible
Faies, taking in advance only email percentage 20
deimy The ineidenlai expense, ana hsunnh inf ala
Year,,
Ihls Company have over 1900 members, and .
capital safely Invested Of gobi Oop-haYo been
in operation ~ yeart sud have paid nearly 5000
10000 ~ lnsses, sud puhlsh annually rqsaf CIV.
inE particular account ~ Losses and y detailed
report ~ expenses. There y Director ~ eaali
County except RsssE, snd an agent la every town
where tis people desire. lhnae persons residing Ia
Caledonia aud KsseE c0untefi Who wish 70 be IN
snfed 10, lhe sg(ssi, fbsgfii ad tft mnina CompA-
ny i0r people 10 Vermont, can npply ioihr inllnNlng
ageu, who Nili give al Necessary Information, de-
sired
AaEs1s-CALED0HlA COUNTY,
b. o, Finhsr, Di.ertor, Labsi ,, u, Abbott har-
nett l.. kimhali, MslndGesl III, Farks, fasaunlp-
sie Isaac DcuisoH hurkei A. Mcmillan, bauWlle
sAAc n. Hall, drutoni urarnc t0Nlea, hyrgAiej y,
q. PAfks, WaierfUrii llessklah Martin, ~, Johns
hurry! naild lnldall. lart DO q. luaduch, Last
liaTdwirkj Daniel Preach, liardglcki q. q, Ca
h0on, l.ynd0uG A. A. Chandlsr, feRohapi Daniel
Wooster, 1hos, W, Vincent, Waldenl Coo, ", Rob
ers, Sutton,
A0ESrs-- EHsEX CouNTY,
Harvey g. Try, Coucunll WIN. ". llarisli1n
uuii1nHftf n n. Dewey Lunenburgi Nm, Mo-
IN lauaau TigWiG
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Caledonia County Grammar
School.

VIIlE Summer Term Of this Institution viii con
u Inenre 90 Wednesday tie alst " Alay aud con
tinua eleven weeks. INA %, MILLER, Principal.
Poaohnu, April ~, 1901,