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WEST RANDOLPH ACADEMY,

- i4th VI llilS Institution Will CONNIE nca
4 fepembefJst, aud continue 10 weeks
AUSTIN ADAMS, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
JOHN 40 ANS SMITH, Associate PrincjD,,
MISS FRANCES L. Nonhrop, preceptross ana
IosEpu ", noun, - Teacher Of Music
Mr. smith, amber of Dartmouth Colleges ia one or I'M,
full teacher. ~ u"u 'uocess-
Miss Nonhrop is graduate of Castletop seminary
IS recommended as lady of very accurate and Icc+ M
pllshed scholarship. u'O acct H.
There WIN be large class in the school pursuin ,bo
college studies Of Is Freshman year Students u,iriG
To- prepare for an advanced standing in college ioht Gd
offered here. ~ """' ldcUltIeS
me nrce OF board in good families including roorn
Wooo lghts ana washing, is ST. 80 per week. Ladies VIM
take chagG OF thelr own rooms and do their own Washing
can oouIh board for 81 % per week The want of hoard
ing Places winch has thus far been expert need viii be
oDVlated dafng the present Summer Several DWELLING
Eouses are build Dg and the facilities for boudng ~ in he
greatly enlarged Seltboarding very Fashionable h
for which there is ample opportunity. '''
f"f iufer information inquire by letter or otherwise Of
Rev s. SpaTIaWk ]. P KIdder Esd or the Prncinal "
EDMUND WESTON Secretary.
.'o0l h''uolP", w. June, 1902 29WGT
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For sale by NJ Brown, Woodstock Redfed <
'mnnIs, Montpelier; d. w. Clnrk, Burlington; Mrs.
D. d. Ice, South Royalon f. W. Blasdell Vergenues
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[i.)te0.

In this Village on the evening of Thursday Inst tax.
hlnsIlne, daughter Of Rev. f. j. and Ciasna Scott
In Montpelier, on the morning of the 3ouIt, child cf
RGv- VIM II Lord aged 2,years. '"''U "
., IN washington, June nth, Miss Abigail Clough aged
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1flurrie0.

n "a sheldon, Jny 5h, by Rev. B. Eaton, Mr.. Henry
bufgh. ''' 'o'' VI "esI hhos
= IN Tgnordge, June Cd, by Elder Gilman sanborn. Mr.
Tunbrdge. ~ ''Pii'" "o'u"lh' oi
Nj IN west Randolph Juy 4h, by Rev. A. H. Martin, Mr.
Nah Nary Of Royall9n and AlIss Abigail Luce Of BRAIN
In Worcester July 18th, by Rev. Carey Russell. Mr.
Aiphonzo c. Rawson, of Mortified, and Miss Sarah
W Abbott, of Worcester "'' ''''' N"'a''
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NAV DRESS GOODS.

o,ToRRs & LANGDON have just returned trom New
y VAN with more than 20 patterns of Dress Goods,
P,,u1 .i - - sT0RRS & LANGD0N
Iuup Ii 1872.
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HERE IS YOUR REMEDY!
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT

49, y y n ~ Ol1t L vi Elm l.
PER ON 70 YEARS OF AGE CURLD or nan
LEG, OF THIRTY YEARS. STANDING
copy o. Letter from Mr. WIN. Abs Builder az Gas
oFehs, Of kusheliie, near understood dated
TO Professor Holloway
SIN suffered for period Of thirty years from bad
eg he result OF two or three different accidents nj Gas
"rs accompanied by scorbutic symptoms. had re-
o9i1e 70 variety OF medical advice, without deriving
any oeheht and was even told that the leg must amDu
teu, ye', IN opposition to that opinion, your Pills and
itHIoht nave effected complete In so short time
H' &c" VINO mad not witnessed it would credit the fact
,r.o.. Isl ned WILLIAM ABS.
e ruin oil ms statement can be verified by NJ. W. P
hhsahu, Chemist, ID, Market Street. Huldersfeld
a DREADFUL BAD BREAST CURED IN ONE MONTH.
HA'faet OF Letter from MIR Frederick Turner of Pens
TO Professor HOLLOWAY
pnAG aIR-Ny wife had suffered from Bad Breasts for
u'I th SIX MONTHS and during the whole periOd had
!he pest medical attendance but all to no use. Having
yeie healed an awful wound my leg by your I'm,
6tt neaclne' determined again to your Pitts and
.eht ana Therefore gave Them trial in her case and
lofuHae II was did so, for in hss than month perfect
tuIt was efieced and the benefit that various other
branches OF my family have derived from their use il real
y "S'oHIshlhg now recommend them TO nil nv friends
(Signed) FREDERICK TURNER,
ANlNFLAMATIoN IN THE SIDE PERFECTLY CURED
Nopy OF Letter from Mr. Francis Arnot Of Bieahonse
r h9lnlan koad, Edinhro dated April 29tb, 1851
10 Professor HOLLOWAY,
SlR,-F0F more than twenty veors ms, ,,;G ho, ha,
suJ7c from time to time TO attacks of inflammation in the
Iue' 0f which she was bled and bstered to a great ex
le SUI Inc pain could not be removed. About tmr years
ago s4e saw IN the papers, the wonderful effected By
IHs ana Ointment, and thought she would give them
q trial To her great asonishmen and deiigbt She POI
relief from their use and after persevcring Tor
tfee weeks the pain IN her side was completely cured
ana she has enjoyed the best of health tor the ss four
!eais' (sgned) FRANKS ARAOT.
The Pills should be used cunianitlv win ta Ointnen,
IN most of the following cases =
Bad Legs lCapcers -fscul5.
Dun bfeasts Contracted e. Stiff Sore Nipples
i,ui us Joints Sore th oats
Duh'ons Elcphantiasis skin diseases
Bite Of Nose hetoes Fistulas scuryv
and Sand Flies IGouf ISore.Iead,
Coco-Bay GlandnIar Swelling Tumors
E,tmUGgo t"ot linbgo Ulcers
Chblains Piles Wounds
nhapped hlhIs Rheumatism YaWs
Coms (Soit)
Sold by the Proprietor, pa Strand fnear Tpmpe Barl
London, and by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medi
cines throughout The British Empire and those of the Uni
ted states, in Pots and Boxes at 81 cents 81 d. and
7 80 each Wholesale ty the principal Drug Houses m
The Union, aud by Messfs. A. B. 4 D. Sards New York
There is very considerable saving in taking the larger ST.
yes.
B-Drectons for the guidance Of Patients are affixed
to each Pot or Box
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THAT want CARPEriNGs to examine those new ard
| beautiful styles just received at ~ NAN Mus
If am audge, the prices are low and assortment large
2 Gents
WIN bu, j., ycry cood ROOM PAPER Borderings equally
cbrnn ~ - '''' LYMAN & KINGS.
Montpelier, May, 1852
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maYEgaESs SCyyE,paES.

DERKlNs' Messer's and Colby & Co.'S Celebrated Scythes
L --WARRANTED-fEs sal c by
KEITH & BARKER.
QcJ-Merchants supplied at manufacturers prices.
Montpelier, Iune 30, 1852,
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Furnishing Goods.
Water heels

IUST received good assortment Of SIMS, B0som7, q
,t,, a % LOOMS & KEITH.
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AASsA AiAr NNnnn1
30 mOzcn &cytspes!

I + delivered soon, by
| June IS. STORRS & LANGDON.
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DIED.

onFhd.y morning. Of consumption, HOs JOHN rogsdess
Treasurer 81 this PORT aged 50 years
The funeral will tale place at Ii. hs residence No. Sss
4h-- O'Clock th. Monday afternoon. HIS h'esd' ne ~
ON Saturday, s,ssi.s April a. JOSEPH p LINBURGEa ~
u years. 90,
attend hi. funeral om No white TUESDAY sa-s
Of ~ O'Clock without further He remains vii b ssa
Greenwood Cemetery for ntennsn'
At New Haven Cons, on Tuesday. April 90 Of s.Ta We
JAMES D. son OF Rev w. e. and MARI 4. BOWEN, s~ y
on Saturday, Arrla EuSIcE ANN. wife Of srSJAsBt
ADAMS, in the 5ist year OF her sss. -. 4,
sesd the funeral Monday 9th inst, ocoeA, ha ~
rdencc OF Henry Lsnon, Desr~ a. second door ~s's Sss
ton st, ssniL Brootys Troy papen please COPY.
On Saturday April a. amer short iness, SIMON WI LiAko,
in the e4il year Of 'se Mr. Willard vas 9r ms ss
BY the uniform kindness and OF he maaDsr any
MAT oSs period s.as.rsd e.s 81 -so Inc.
afternoon the f6th s ats O'Clock from No " Johast, sn
On saturday April g. saers short illness, SARAH pfsros
widow Of Andrew Penton, the 9th year Of her sss
Duncsn Robert Trrmper and Alexander crs~ are ia.t.i s
tend her funeral ihs Monday morning. a. 10 eo. s ~
for intsrment Cincinnati pspers please copy. $50 ~ Ma,
At Rochelle April the Sad Of her age h' hAa
II. relative. and friends Of the family and also oh 900. %
hard and samuel peyeaa are ,,ed 70 .l,sn be- s
from her sse residence, At y orocf on hosday vnwt ~
N B-Csrisse. will be- u waiting TO CONVEX the Hsna' -
In tbs cit, sTSI a. widow HOPEFUL MORSE .,a - ,.s
Hsiresds and acquaintance are respectful, m'ses AZ
her fsner. from her late re,dsue No. Vi Grssn'i st. A
10 BrsoLlyn April a. NARY NELIA BAIsfEf ss''' sass'
'', Of John ..s Mary nl.c. B.'-y anil. ,..,-, al
te to s'.d her funeral q, the 'edeaoe Of her th.r ~ ~
On the sah Of April HENRY r. coRLfEs in the 18Th go =
lis srs respectfully invited attend his funeral tbs by.
Of ocoet from bis ate residence No. is South s'h st., Ws
on Saturday, April "a, Mr. FREDERICK WEST, The ,sy~F
His snds ar. invited to sssd hi. funeral this day ODDS,
p NJ from the residence OF DIR. A. C. Castle No. bs Broadway
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED SrIrrs

-WAsnrNGroN, Friday, April % Is52-No IN j
Campbell al plaintiff in error, rs Trustees Of bvn-
ship In range 10. In error TO the Supreme Court Of
Ohio Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of the
Court, affirming the Judgment of the said supreme
Court, with costs.
No. 1876 The United States rs. Harrison & DuvAR
Appeal from the District Court OF the United Ses os
Louisiana Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opin-
ion OF the Court reversing the decree Of the District
Court and remsndng the cause, with directions TO tho
said Court to enter decree Ia favor Of the United Sia
Nos l2l and l3l. j. II. Howard, al plaintiffs IN or.
ror, o. g N. Ingersoll The argument Of those causes
was commenced by Mr.. Reverdy johnson for the plain,
ts in error and continued by Mr. Coke for the desnd
ant in srror-Adj.
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CITY ITEMS.


TIE WEArHER.-The remains of the
NJ Northesster still inger in the atmosphere and thus
~ the promises Of Spring have proved the ueres de-
hsions. Yesterday cold and cutting as the early
days Of March, though in the evening, slight nitica-
sion Of the temperature gave encouragement TO
hope for better times.
KossurH IN NEw-YoRK.-When Kos
nth went on board the cara for Haven on Friday
morning last at the Canalst Depot he found crowd
collected about the On hs appearance, be WAS
sressed with three cheers. He ssid
GENTLEMEN: You can have speech am too
Gred but thank you. was told the people Of New
York had forgotten me- lCrios Of no. noll Twas told
your sympathy had passed away, but see Is not So
Hope to sec you once more IN fortnight cheers
and may hope, from the generous welcome you here
sive me- win meet my return, az warm hearts .s
ID when landed on your shores. Good by, gentlemen
The cars were moving Kossuth ceased The
crowd gave three cheers the train lett the Dep&
TEE COLLINS SrEANERs.--A correspon-
asss 1t Providence vshes know the shortest passage
sade By the Baltic and whether that has been beaten
~ the Arctic:
The Baltic M October, 1884, made the voyage from
NswYork to Liverpool in 10 days hours Is minuses
TIE Arctic. In February, ls,2, from RewYork to Hv
sgDeol in . days II hours and 10 minutes.
he following Is correct hs Of the shortest passages
ever made between Europe and America;
Assis Feb, 1882 from EewYork 70 Liverpco...s u 10
pssSs, Nay 1881, fiun Isw-Sali T. LissToois . IS
nalia Aus, 1851 from Liverpool 70 New-York. - -
BssiSr, Ost 1851, Om Liverpool to New.York,.s 70 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

ou.a prpetrstns the abdomen and that said wound
nfcted With ife In the hands Of the prisoner Richard
Hsyesr =,
The prisoner was committed 10 the Tombs BY the
Coroner to await trial and the two sailors James DAVIS
and Patrick Kelly, were committed a. Witnesses.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CoURr CALENDAR-This Day-CIR-
CUT CoURT--Pubished on Saturday
u s. DISTRICT CouRr-Eos. ~, n, %, ~ 81, - s. 81,
IS, sc. -
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUPPOSED INFANTIcIDE.-Thc body OF
infant that bore evidences Of having been sranged
was found lying in the Of house No IA Hudson
on Saturday night The Coroner was notified and an
examination into the circumstance Is to be made to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

FoRGERY.-Officer Liant arrested Cor
neus Nundsy Saturday. charged with passing false
token purportng to be check Of ESQ the Butchers
and Drovcrs Bank, EewYork at a furniture store in
Fulton-st Other checks upon the same Bank
found in his possession. He committed ia full to
answer the action of the Grand Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

nF On the occasion of the examination
of School No. Friday last the pupils presented to
the City Superintendent, Mr.. Holmes splendid gold
headed cane, as q token of their regard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

FIRE.-A fire broke out in house No. l24
Tillary.st on Friday night occupied by John Savage.
caused by the falling Of frame containing clothing upon
acampbene lamp Mr.. Savage was badly burned about
the face in his efforts to subdue the flames Tho damage
sustained was small.
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MAn1Nr CouRr.-Bv a law recentl.

passed the legislature the Judicial powers Of this Court 10
enlarged in ordinary cases $50 III unlimited hs
rne cases In where recovery bad over S where
issue has been joined tio allowed tor costs to plnta
The number Of Judges be increased 10 three The
tion 10 take place fall in three classes 10 BE- es s
hrst election for two, four and SIX yea; the dutiss u tho
Office TO commence IN May, 1881 Inc law sises s Coa
seal but without power OF Naturalization
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w DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, on
and after Nay 1882 will be located at No. AT Broad
way between Lispenard and Csnalss, for the sale Of
Brsndrsth's Vegetable Universal Pls'
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rAdvsrtisement.1

The LAST AND ONLY CHANCE TO Buy
CHEAP Day GooDs--The Bowery Saving Store, No.
100 Bowery have made another reduction this week on
their stock of Dry Goods They are compelled to sbu
init to the sacrifice the store is to be torn down the
Sd Of Nay Ladies' and others interested, should I'M
prove this opportunity and lay In supply as IL may
never occur again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

R Mary Ann Abrams and a woman
named Hind, arrested Saturday for selling lot.
terry policies. They were committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

Gs but she refused to fHl the contract and rt soazht
to recover e4ccso damssca Demarer put u hat Ae
Ssnsses and no more The objection he Court aid sosd
apt Be rsised BY demurrer Plaintiff only show, he
thai. hquiiafed damaxes Demurrer ovcruled
TuR,s against WMoseAby-0n an execution on sook Of
goods which bad been sssrned but receiver appointed
who cold the goods and paid the money into Court PLAINTIFF
claims to have en and 10 Be paid ths money The Court
does consider him 10 have such bot mus make his claim
en- DIVISION. Motion denied.
arising from blasting Twenty eveaAst. The Coan Coz
sde the Synonymous with another decided In Coa q
Appess BY which the contractor and not the ofy ass
CIRCUIT CoURr-Before Judge Rooss-
velt-Hen,y Gilbert AIT Charles Fcie~ asd ots<rs-ro
recover Of the progne'o1 Of Fulton Transportation Lane
goods &c being portion of 2 alleged % have sess
RvsS Se 1S. to rrr .. sss- ''sAy to sa
la defense denied that than q shppeA ana
1t avefrd that the Captain nsned the bill Of lAns The
representation of plaintiff that there were u To b
Puina~ against Putaa~-A motion was made or beb.,,
Of Nn Putnam relates TO the present at CO.. iiyorre
that stay Of proceedings be ordered in respect % sa,en
up judgment I'LL bill Of exceptions h been fssuei and A.
gued; and that Mrs. p retains the custody OF the eA,N
and also for limited divorce On the part q Mr. Punaa
the contrary, motion made 20 enter Judgment on
Il: verdict ana % the S 81 he s, ss e y
An Putnam, and Mr. Ogden Hoffman for Mr.. p. Decssao
reserved.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-EEgens
Suliran ast Joseph B. Less-ro recover damases &, A.
legged assault and battery, already referred 70 Tia Jaw
could not agree, and were discharged.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs---Befor
Judge woodrua-John Beii,nger against Aayoa UnSvaa
Action for alleged SANDER saying 20 plaintiff that he "a,
committed perjury in bis testimony IN the Of May Aao
Willis against defendant and also for libel contained A.
affidavit said not have been necessary IN the csse N
which the sanderous words In substance reiterated IA
damages are laid at 5000 The nearly through
but the hour of ad iournment having arrived, bese whsH
time had been agreed should be finished the TIA w
Itopped, aud viii commence anew next term
In CsAusss-Bcfo.e ysdse Day
A civil suit entered against VIM G. Barney By -
same parties that entered criminal complaint IA relation 10
his having sold tickets purportins TO be through kes %
California and he arrested the complaint lie ws
admitted to bail Mr. O. Bastow appeared " hs behalf
MARINE CoURr.-By a law recently
passed the legislature the Judicial powers Of this Cewi
enlarged in ordinary TO $50 III unlimited ha-
rne csses In where recovery u bad over sl@ where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

81 ~ t afa.s . SATURDAY., AYss
: The Stock market continued 70 sxhas"
d1wIwssd nE3sDcJ ~ tho usorsss sea''
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ADVERTISEMENT

e The City Mutual Loan and Accu-
mulang Fund Association which has been rapidly filing
up holds public meeting this evening at the Secrc-
tarys Office No. All Broadway. The public are invited
foo and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

ESPECIALLY FOR LADIEs.-Thc tne
Daguerreotype rooms of Mr. Roor, at No. 800 Broad.
way deservedy popular with the ladies for the ex
ceIen that the operating rooms are not near SO
high as such places usually are and his patrons arc con.
sequently spared the great fatigue Of climbing INFO
fourth fifth and sixth stories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

INDIA RUBBER GARDENING GLOVES
Ladies fond of gardening and outdoor work will find
these Gloves excellent article They are made OF
different lengths to protect the wrists and arms from
exposure Gentlemen who take charge OF horses drive
in wet weather or do any dirty work, will find these
Gloves Just what they need they mpervious to
moisture or alkaes can be washed when soied, and by
wearing render the hands soft and perfectly white For
sale, wholesale and retail, by DR.. Hodgmsn, No "
haidsn-lane and by all the rubber stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

DISHONEST SERyANTs.-F'our cOlored
persons, named Elizabeth, Catharne and Henry Dubus
and Julia Johnson ell servants in the boarding OF
Mrs. kembel, No. 81 West Twenty seconded, were
Friday arrested by officers Byman and bigger Of the
jefferson Market Police Court charged with stealing
property Of various description. from the house On
searching the house of Julia Johnson the mother Of the
other three l02 pawn tickets were found in her posses
sion. They led to the recovery Of large number Of
dresses shawls, &c, together with under clothing,
sheets, table furniture, &C. &C. all of which Is believed
to have been stolen from different houses where she and
her children have been employed Owners are wanted
or the property at the Police Court Jefferson Market
ARREST By THE PoLIcE.-An Irish
named Philip Cummerford residing on the corner
OF Cherry and Oliver sts, yesterday arrested bv
onicer William H. Stephens, Of the Lower Police
Court charged with the seduction of Jane Wallace Of
No. Il Hudson-av, Brooklyn, committed on the a
Of Jsnuary last under promise Of marriage The prom
ise OF marriage alleged TO have teea made previous
to the commission OF the crime red IA he prsa
encs Of Patrick McCary who resdes in the zane hovss
with the complainant The sccusex WIS taken before
Justice Osborn and committed TO p-s5a 70 answer shs
charge, st the Court OF General sessi, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

hoeAms Put ms Anie eNay 'ny Pso.ei s' NJ hp'
pus NY AiiIe a"ay ~, ~ u .i e Pa sli
ing WIN 'is ' % % 70
Aeep nun ON ~ ~, ecu, 49, =. " III i, Mn 70
s sMay .. " S IL ~, b. brP m, fs ,,. S 81
~, io. m ,h ira mn anJ .t,,cs The ar;sey aS;,h
i w ~ a The ,ne ,Sa. about tree inchss in rrcnfs
Pmes ,h b s;soer maze ms. NJ be deceased with ,ha
INC AID t,nci INN in The iove the deceased caled on
~ 49, ,ShS" ~ ;n,nped an d.cl y. nm az and casj
, .,s tbsy have ~. ana ec,as5 len - ~
hsh;, 80 >n, VII ,beir knivc. he r.,ne bsd nt Ire
dsreaseT fnger heore he told MIN h nu nnt avn the
In;, and bstnre the deceased .tck hin, with tb -on.
The ~ hoth in anger y<hT the round Wa incsa m,
nri,oner seemed 10 he in earnest AZ the pe nrn.r
ssbh.d the deceased he laid The klns ON chest AMI az
erw,rd The poer told me that he threw the knif over
hoa,d while they werr gone for n doctor
paf,,.k k,Il, sworn-I AN, sailor nm hoard m. bri.
Nav am rstve OF Nova Scotia: the occurrence tooi
nias bet,aen ths decs,sea AND The pr;s,pa, az n,
he nrevious witness Janes Davis saw the st ~
The decrssed Will ron, shout three ipches in cipsr
enc tbsre was scarcrlv room for The deceased N sfk.
with The rune the orecs.re is not more than sh, fes -
and AFT | am sure the blow did not knock he prisoner
down the rope was unaveed at the end 1--WE or SIX inches
he struck prisoner OF three tines with IL and then
the prisoner stabbed the deceased bowels in the le
sde the prisoner did speak when wound was in
fced; the seceesed cried out Oh my God am stabbed :"
and upon deck James Davis went for the mate de-
ceased returned to the torecsse and the mate down
the prisoner told the mate that he d not doit Intentionally
witness appied some sI and easn 70 stop the blood the
mate sen, ier peei Knew me ceoeased and the
" "a IN , ne ws nesy a.
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mcut amongst parties which shall shut
out any legal voter on the plea that the
other side does the same Legally, we
believe, every man stands on his own in
dividual merits, without regard to the
circumstances of others And finally, il
the good people,or Board,o Middlebury
wish to exclude the members of College
or as many as possible, they must go to
the fountain head and get a special enact
ment to that effect passed by the Legis.
lature. as the good Democratic people Of
New Hampshire did under like circum-
stances. For inasniuch as the students
of Dartmouth College were able to select
a good ,chis representative for the Dem
ocratc town of Hanover, the justly in
dignant Democratic Legislature, sympa-
thizing with their good brethren of II b.
debarred them of their right to vote by
a special act. For, by the clear and on
ly construction of our suffrage law, stu
dents have a full, unquestionablc right to
vote for Town Representative, as well
as County and State officers
Yours Respectfully,
A STUDENT.