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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
FREsH GRnCERIEs

~ FRESH GROCERIES.
n FHE subscriber having purchased of Jos. E. GREG.
DRY his slock of c oceries, Flour & c and
made large additions 70 the same, offers the
puzzle, at wholesale retail an extensive assortment
OF w. l. Goods, OF III kinds, bought for cash.
he would cali attention TO his stock of TEAS. com
pising every variety OF English Breakfast Pou-ehong
Oolong Ningy eng, S"uchong, Old and Young Tyson,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Tyson Twanky, &c. $3.50
SUGARS from New York and Bristol Relneries.-.
Also, Havana, Muscovado P. Rico and NJ Orleans do
MoLASsEs Of al gfades. consisting of New Or
leans Porto Rico Muscosada, Cardenas &C. Stuart'u
Extra Syrup, Old Mochi. Coffee Java, Sumatra and ST
Domingo ds,--grotnd ana unground,
Also-Ree TapiOca, Maccauni, yermiceH Sage,
Pearl Barley Geiatine, dried Ginger aid preserved do,
Extracts Of all kinds, reach Water, Rose do Fancy
Soaps Split Peas Canary Ssed, &c sc.
In shoTt, AL articles kept in first ciass WI Goodh
store lie "onld be happy to see all The old friends Of
the establishment, and as many as may favor
him With call. DANIEL A.. HAWKINS, JR.,
Nos !, s 5, and MainIstreet, OPP Court House.
Goods delivered with despalc CHI, nee Of charge
81 diff
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

ASlC6SL5E auG WORCESTER EAplGsS.
HE subscribers will run adaily Express for the
4 veyance Of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, aud every
other KIP ess Freight between the above named places
on and after this date leaving Leicester at o'cock
a NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock, p. nj.
Allorders entrusted us, or left at the Post Office
OF at Horace Waite's Store, Leicester, vhere States
may be ound will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester at A. II. Newton'x 2o7 Main
street. JOEL SHELLEY & co.
Leicester, March !, 1853. MARI dawtl
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Boston and Worcester RaiIroaa,

F1VSVVA eAAA w O@GSEt<1 4AaliEGa0,
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS Commencing III
day, NoU. /, 1859. e
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR ROsTOE. az follow
ES.), 4.a9,{ ff'G5 ilxsJ p.a
Milfordat TBS. 10. so as
Fram'n Cen, $40, lilo g 2.45, 430
+" Newton, $50, 8, $685. wv. Try e15f
SW. Ir)* a. NJ, 2,02*, $40, 4.4o, 5. rs W. rs,
Broohline, s,45, 74o, $40, 0, 10 am; 30 e 81.
$50 and $50, p. m
:" Needhaa Plain, SIS, and e.sQ am /. AMI
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For worcester at go (and Ex.l am, 2.ls, al
nillhury at 7.90 am. a M
" Milford at 7Soa's a9oI
g .Fram'n Gen., 7.sO, 500 2I5. asa, 5,s0I
saxonvllle al SEQ {" 6C0I
- Newton. 0,(W Tr)a.I5, A9 A. ~; Ia 10,
wv. ir.,l Ji5 s, s, 5,l5 and 9.l5t, p. N.
hrooklne, us, B05, $50, 4 III nj, |, $50. b
4,45, 8, Is, $50, 4 1890 ?. M
Ghares River Branch, tbs, am l2 /; 9. S,I7p
H@''Ne"ton station wednesdays Ut u
49, g. fWIUHELB, SUI
poAioh' oet' ~ 1858. dab
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FLOUR-FL0UH.

FSs5SS OF various grades and Priceh, among which
ssSszBSSs Els quality of the celebrated :. Beacon
sS3&sss Millsn
BAssETT, EARLE. & BROTHER
n9 dawtf Produce store Reacon MiJls
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OUTER

DRoOKs & sTEARNs have now in Store a lot oI
ID Prime Vermont Dairy. Gail aud ire Il e quality
So No. Front Street.
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COrasEsEasptSOga can be Cared.


4 NTRs. A. NJ CHAPLIN, No oil. fremont street
M near Pleasant street. Boston, speedily and perma-
nenty cures consumption, bronchitis, asthma, chronic
cough rheumatism, govt, spinal complaints, tic dolo
reaux, neuralgia.
Mrs G. has long prscticed in various parts Of New
England, with great success, having in cases
restored TO health those who had been given up BY med
ica incurabIe She would the invalid
Sc not IL hope and would respectfully invite such
are iaboiing under chronic Diseases complaints
OF long standing to call her her Office where she
may he found at ali times; and she will refer them
those in tine city and vicinity whom she has cured
Those who may desire w it'll her their in
frmities can fss->.sree OF charge Her medicines can
be forwarded all parts Of the country' Uice hours
from A, M. to z. M.
Extract from letter recelUsd from lady treated for
Consumption, an B0st0h.-
t'MRs. CHAFFIN-Dear MADAM: II is with nc ordina.
~ pleasure that inform you of the beneficial effects
resulting from your treatment to me- after being
fined 10 my bed aud room weeks and months, thinking
that could never be raised again. had little faith q
hea, had tried the best Of physicians hry pro-
Dounced ncuTable but by the blessing Cod what
has been done has helped me much. have forget
ten your Kindness TO me- and hope that those afflicted
was will call upon you as think that you can al
lord them relief Most respectfully, 5. BRIGHAM"
Extract from tette1 from dgentleman heaG.d for
RheuzpHism, in Providence, Il /.
MRS CHAPLIN: 1t is with great pleasure that L
write 70 inform yon OF the beneficial effects of yonr
treatment to had been afflicted wi in Rheuila-
tsn ioI three years, and was confined 10 my bed aud
room most of the time. had tried the best physcians
within my knowledge. and received no benei, aud
had very little faith OF eriving benz fiji from
but thank God they have acted like perfect
caA.Ei, aud am able to be about labor most
Of the time. Although have not quite regained nv
former strength, lcCnsideI tie Rheumatism cnred and
l hope those afflicted as was will call upon you.
does .sdeodsm W s.BUmER.n
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Laboratory a. MiIbury, Mass. dsc2 dly
TIE FRENCH LUNAR PILLS.

Who looks On wnman's vanished hluosn,
Her wasted form and languished air
Nor murmurs that ruthless doom,
Should snatch away The young and fair.
So unconplaining in her woe.
50 meek and lovely in distress.
That though she seemed prepared to go.
We cannot learn to spare her less.
Would she retuIal her faded eve,
And be relieved of all her ills,
80 Oh, let her be advised to try
DR.. HILLS LUNAR PILLS.
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MzprCINEs. &c.



-DY the use Of McTNTIRE,s RHEUMATIC THO
ID TURE AND lin iMEN7,a safe, suse, and certain
remedy for all Rheumatic Affections whether uf museu-
lar, or neafalgic character.
fefeons nsing twin dnt qaack nostruun. pana-
eea--to cue all diseases TO which hesh is incident
but somsthing which will snddsnis and e.acfueiy
Iieve the a0st severe rhenmalic palms. reduce swelling
Of joints cure sfralns, burns, md bowel compliant
The fropretor also Offers to The public, the GREAT
INDIAN PURIFIER OF THE Blood tAsURR's
Extract Of sarsaparilla and Wau-a-hoo
ahs beneficial effects derived from the use OF these
iuxsuebe medicines proofs Of their superiori
~ They have gained the Confidence and appreciation
Of the public, and are placed elevation which
has no parallel among the popular medicines Of the day
We use strong language, froag the re-
cevng daily, ofits wonderful effects. and Of dis
eases.
This compound is the Great Purih Of the Bleed,
and all Diseases have give way heioFe this powerful
ngent-such as Salt Rheum scroiula, or Kings Evil,
Erys:pelas, Scaid Head, Blo.tkes on the Face and
all Kindred Diseases will fad and safe remedy
for Dyspepsia, Pain in the Side, Heart, and Liver.
Coughs, Consumptive Complaints, Cosuveness, Colds
Sore Throat. Bronchitis, General DepiiiIy, &c.
Prepared and sold by
J. s. MCINTYRE, Sole Proprietor.
Laboratory al Miibury Mass. drc2 div
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$40 600 REWARD.

yOR anything thai win surpass DR.. @, A. Hills Pan
A accas and Indian Medicinhsor tho tonedy or Com
srrhoa, elects, STRUCTURES, Whites Palms IN the BACK
and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the Kid.
ncys Irritation Of the Urethrcs, Gravel and all other
dsoFde Of the urinary organs, wIthonf the least rs
sirction 20 diet, drink, exposure, change in appea-
zion 70 busiucss These freparatisns entirely
eHO0 VEG k&rABIsE,rnf 1Fseeaf I
and although posgu ey viii nof nhrs "a the least
tho most delicate constitution. This preparation II
warranted 60 cure the shove mentioned Diseases with
out using any external applications. With my Indian
Vegetable Medicines you can rely upon a thorough
cpre, ~ caillnE upon me 81 my Office ~
~ ~ e Mainst No. l2l, Worcester,
jyie dra.s ~ " 80 DIR. 9. A. HILL
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L.
cesfer 90 ?. H., Danelsonyie at 06 and Norris.
ht g 90 2. NJ. q
The 30 A NJ train from Norwich, viii connect yitk
coaches for Providence al Central Village and poMet
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS; at Dani@oa
vile, Mondays, Wednesdays and FridaYs; ut JsuaioI
with Western Express Train for New York and slba
ny, at 25 A Nj for Albany, Esw yots and Waysts
tons, st N, and with train for Pi ovidencesnt
worcester Road Al W Worcester station with BNto,
and worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
Tne II " train from Norwich will interkect at Juae
ton with New York Express Train for Boston. NM
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; al ii o,er
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcsdg
and Nashua Trains 42
The % Tain from Norwich arrives III Worcss
Ter in time for the 10 80 ? NJ Train Tor Boston wbisl
ieayesthe Western r Station
Trains from Worcester at As ami 10 so A nj a,yy.
In Norwich in Season for Trains for New Ioton s,or
lngton, Wiimauii@ Hartford, Rev Haven and NJ You'd
the 10 ~ " Train from Worcester connects n
Danielsonville with coaches G4 Providence Wfimwl
&c ana HartigId daily, for Brooklyn with e5ery Id
COMMUNICATION train
ltDayvie with Coach for Ashford, Tuesdsys. Thrs
ays ona Saturdays; for Providence Mondays " ednes
days and fridays
The 30 T NJ Train from Worcester connects at Web
ster with Coaches Tor Seuthbrdso daily; Tor kor,l
and Wesl Woodstock and Eastiold. dailg
passengers for he~ York by Steamboat from 81
tona on the line ii this Road, will take tho 30
Ffain from Worcester
r. 8 NJ ANDREWS Ara.
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tits new years since these celebrated Pills
nrst introduced the public and during that tue,their
nnrvalled efficacy in all cases and disorders incident 20
females has apread their fame throughout every State
ia The Unlon In the treatment OF s1ppressions ard all
obstinate of female irreguarity, these Pills
warranted all obstrucrons; they have done
80 in hundreds of cascs where otheE spurious Pills pre-
tending from France, have failed completely TO
produce the least benefit Another virtue OF the French
Lunar Pills, is their extreme mdness while they ALE
vate pain and suffering; they act with safety resor
ing the body to its natural health, and the diseased
functions to their former health and vigor.
The FRENCH LUNAR PILLS are acknowledged
TO be the best in the world for removing instructions,
and producing regularity all of femse irreeu-
larty, suppressions, sc. Thsy remarkably mild,
and safe. and sure and the most convincing proofs OF
their virtue re the benefits which have been realized
by the afflicted in their throughout the New Eng
land States.
Persons in any part of the country, can be supplied
with these Pills through the medium OF the express,
by mail by sending letter TO (post paid with the
mo ey enclosed, and am at u Office, willing 10 be
consulted by otherwise at any time by those
wishing the pill:
Price 50 per box, with dire ctioDslcr use.
NJ B-The DIR. earnestly requests the ladies' to be-
ware Of all Pills except the "F rench Lunar Pills."
which can be obtained only of DIR HILL,
n26 dtf No. l2l Main street, Worcester, Mass
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Providence 8 worcester RaiIroa

N WINTER ARRANGElfENT.
On aud after MONDAY, Nov. n
-s.a1s Passenger Trains will loaye Prov
and Worcester, as follows:
Leave Worcester at 2 and II IS A NJ, and 3. d
Leave ss Providence at 40 and Il,45 4. NJ, I'd
foI connections with the various Railroads 4
rom PrQyldepce and Worcester, aud with The
CSouh'y hoad a, Blackstone, see Pathfinder "A
Sn 1I publ shed by George X snow, Boston. II
THE STEAMER PERRY, to aid fTon M.
NJ, Trains. ISAAC II. g0Irn3ix'INK *
Providence, Nov. 3. 1861. rs AZ
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RnTTEp

OF nice Quality, in small packages from THE best
~ darieB in Vermont, just received by
BAsSETF, EARLE, & BROTHER, ss
Produce Merchants. W as hngion Square,
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Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
SAMUEL w. SELBY, No 6S Main street.
Agent and Collector.
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street.
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLEs, NOURSE, MASON, CO., Court
Mills
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RAnRotn-


worcester nc s'ss'.. and Hasapa gsiir,..
PASSENGER Trains viii r,, !.
=, Leave Arrive 81 4, & laioas
Worcester az Jnre.,.ri.as'oa A..
6.s9a.ni. s.e5 ma Nasao s,i'.,sa 2; 4
'!'i2 IA i25sais $50 . W y. s'i4'
To- Ies P,s' b.m. sLll55p.n ii5@%
Nashua and Lowell Iss, a. ler'ion =" s19p.n
1850 am z IS am. esss'ua Taiilfe a.
ll45 an iL30 am, 70 q en,eastsi
o.oo p-nl'4 e.4'p,R. SIS pm I5s IN
Trains av,;yj. ,ioNs WITH oTHpp hqe pm
ofcoseora eaaso az asshuac onHeet ~ ROADS
Passumpsc, and yetmen va aud iontrgsI ,iS HhH
from Nashua CONNECT a., sslfa Raioss' s.tsaen
the above named Ras directly With down ai Tam
Zach Tram toand from Gro,os, 'H
s 9poN,iima,d tiain Of lie nv Sonueels with
ahl sleny Brook Railroad TO eni E thcabug Rainsd
Al Worcester $40 a. m t,s ss. RON Lowell
boat train from N York via NSfSSS5lhesis with s,sem
necis Win Boston and Worcestpr n ll.l5a ~ can
eesier, Norwich and Worcester ma whence and "
ans; 4.io ?. M connects vita ,Isips fgeiR haioad
named roads, including the Express ION ngp al above
York and Albany Train arriving 81 a5Ts from new
Win The a. M trains of all the above ~ @-eonslts
Express Train 10 n eN ork and Alhan, T, mcaiins
A. p. m WIN p. m. Trains Of above road ~ 'a2
!lvIs atlCo m. with the New oEs stea.ns,9 !, |
FFrCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. r. mn,
running IN connection with Worcester and Mann
Leave Fitchburg at BIZ. NJ. lao and 90 > m sI
Leave Y ofcestsr at $50 and III am ami l5u
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way bei-.
worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua. Lowell and n,
burg. ''- *
u For connections with the atheI road at Wo,
Ter, Groton JuLctioIi, and Naskga, see Snow and
der's Pathfinder and Railway aide.
u Through Tickets axe issued at Worcester for
lington, Montpelier, Wells River ad5 White River
ton al the same fare by each Of the dere route
Nashua ana Fifshburg
CIV. BENTIEY, SUI
Wcscesiers Dec. 1853. 10 a.
IS .r.s1..a -. Nlnro....,- - -
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woRons rrn
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions,

The following List, representing one or two houses IN
each branch of trade is submitted TO the citizens ci
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons in want of the products
of woics er Work Shops, the Merchandise of Wor-
Stores in any of the branches here enumerated;
will be able supply themselves at short notice an
upon as reasonable can be met with IN bosto
or elsewhere. n. - -----
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
-Four Days Later frcm Europe.

The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived at y.
York ats O'clock on Saturday afternoon. having
lcit L,vcrpool al 555 p. NJ Of the 9th August.
Earl7nd-Parlamep was prorocncd on The
2C,h. bv commission. The Queens speech was
entirely conr-atuhtory. America was not mem
,iouad
An honorable arrangement of the Eastern
oursfi,n Win sneall, h. accorppltshed Iord
Palmerston stated. m the House o. Commons.
.ha, he IS randlenf taai the C1sr vail ov.ouato
ne PrncIaliiies without any unnecessary delay.
The Eastern question, otherwise, offers nothing
new, ond appears 10 further or nearer to ADJUST
meni ihan before The Diyan recommends the
sultan 10 accept the note
Trance "A general rise To- som has been OK
penenced throughout funce during Che past
week. the hecioAtre beng two francs CHER.
H1'y- he import du'y on breads'uiis into the
TWO Nit'aes hls been repeated.
Some popoi1r demonstration against the ou-
iH,,'i'' yer. made az Leghon
Iwteg .lsr1 and RassiG-A slight out
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
state Fair at Montpelier.

The Exhibition of the Vermont Agricultural
society, as heretofore announced, will be opened
on the 18th of September next, and remain open
<hree days
Through the enlightened policy Of the Rail
Road companies throughout the state, and the
hbera,ity OF the citizens Of Montpeler the
Board Of Management are enabled o offer We
~ superior inducements to Exhibitors to bring
forward all articles Of Production, whether agri-
cultural, mechanical OF of the liberal arts.
The expense and trouble Of transportation
are almost wholly avoided, under nm arrange
ment by which articles are carried to and from
Montpelier without cost to the Exhibitor and
without change of cars.
The grounds are extensively laid out and fit
ted with great care TO meet all the wants OF the
Exhibition. A fine Course, commanded by large
galleries for spectators to exhibit the speed and
acton OF horses convenient and covered stalls
for horses, and sheltered stands for cattle: COW
cred pens for Sheep abundance Of water upon
the grounds, and feed Of all sorts for animals
spacious and well protected Halls for all vare-
ties Of manufactured articles: and carefully Sc
Tested grounds for the Flowing Match have been
provided and placeda the disposal OF the Soci-
city, for the use of Exhibitors.
emium list gilmore than $500 prepared by
the President, and admirably adapted to call out
and suitably reward every industrial energy OF
the State is offered to competitors. Great care
has been bostowtd ~ the sell elton Of disinter-
csted and competent committees OF Award
Z he general superintendent Of the Grounds
has been commtod TO Mr. Lyman 7. White
TO whose care articles for exhibition may be d.
rected but it is expected that Exhibitors will
take charge Of them before Entry at the onclo-
sure.
The department. Of manufactures is, as last
year under the Infringement of dr. John Howe
.r., of Brandon.
( Gentlemen who have been appointed on Com.
mitccs OF award and who viii not be able 10 act
are desired to communicate with the underslgn-
ed 40 their earliest convenience.
The committees are invited 20 report them
selves at the Secrgtary's office immediately on
their arrival
1ue blowing match will take place ON a.,
morning Of the third day at 9 O'clock The Other
arrangements Of the tXposluon, ln detail wall be
published hereafter.
1t Is deemed esp caly desirable that fol
representation Of ihc Industrial Interests of eve
~ quarter of DO State shou.d De made this ycar
The healthy stimulus tho $40 irst exhibition,
has been senslbly felt 10 the increased amount
and quality of production, and in large acccs
sions 90 iuarke; values olmluy suds of propauy
IN lhe stite; and this increased activity is {,
be kept up, only by repeated opportunities to
exhibition and comparison.
The Gcncrti ComHuitoe remote from the Cap
ial and all others awake to th, inter SIS OF ihl
state, are particularly invited 10 il that the pro
auctions of their respective nolghbordooIs are
fairly represented, d, the Fair
ly order o. the Board.
J. A. bLckwtlu, Cor. Sec.
MiCdiebury, Aug ~. 1853.
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Funeral OF GOV. Paine.

Funeral services were performed Mortified
on thursday last by Rev DR. Gannelt of go,-
ton, aided by Rev, DR.. Wheeler of Darlington.
and the clergymen Of Mortified. The nu.nb sr
IN Attendance was very large gathered from va
nous parts Of the state. The discourse by ur.
Gauneu was an able and eloquent performance
and admirably adapted to the occusion-mculca-
ting the duty ofall men to be useful, looking not
merely 10 their own, bat also to the things Of
others. We hope that DR.. G. will give that dis
course to the public. The seryicos-lhe as
somily--the burial on a calm bright summers
day, 10 the pathway to the church which the de-
ceased had built, and surrounded by shrubbery
and flowers that he had sown-aud the final
iunereal chant, expressive of the affection Of the
people among whom and for whom hs had lived
al this was ft-al this was solemn and sad, 49,
but 1t was all beautiful. Nournful and sad. as
such scene always IS, 1t was also richly su.s-
gestye OF pleasant and consolatory remem.
brances.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08

Hearing 'eith The 7ssh.-Many years ago, an
old subscriber who was entirely deaf called al
our office; and with the help Of a slate. which
he ALWAYS carried with him, we were enabled to
converse with each other. la the course of our
interview. he remarked that for many years he
had no, been able to hear the loudest thunder
but added that, to his great surprise, a few eve
nings BEFORE he was at the house of friend.
and was seated by the side of piano. his elbow
resting upon it. and his teeth upon his thumb.
when he heard distinctly the tune which the
daughter Of his friend happened to be PLAYING
Again and again he tried the experiment, and he
could always hear when the connection thus
formed was kept up, but could hear nothing
Whatever when II was broken, either BY the re-
moyal of his elbow from the piano or by placing
his thumb upon any other portion of his face -
From the character Of our informant, we have
never heard doubt as TO the truth of his nara
tive ind We give II now chiefly as sugges-
ton, whether some simple instrument cannot be
framed, by means of which deaf persons NAV be
enabled to hear with their teeth. Richmond
lpd) Udtchnldn and Observer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
Vermont State Teachers Asso-
CiatiCn.

AulNN sAN-fNAA HftoANNs
The Association assombled puTs1an, 10 the
csllor tba Fx.r,fi,. e,,,,,,n,it.i. y, Rptland
tine President key. ~. S,nifb ID ID m ibe
cl,sir. PRAYER was offered bv Reverend DR. A.
Ron
,rbs r.c,-ds or,bol,.t o,,,.l ,,...o,;,,.. ,...-,
read.
Onro,tion. Rev DR. Hicks Row d., Axiom
AND : Sns,ls,,,r ,,n....,,,,,,,,.J t,,,,,si
Copn,ttee
DIR. Hicks. J. S. Spauidng. and ]. X. Colby.
,,or, ,nr,,a,cj ,n.-,,,t" n,,i,,, &
cors far t6.,e.,t o,,s,,a,
me Assog,,i,o,' the, h.,eped IN an address
from Rev Dr. Sinitb p,ssilent ,be $3.50
lion
J,ys,,,oo,, >s,,,,., fi.. 1,,..,..,.. ,,,...:,,.,
naie ren,r, Nm, H. l,one. f,D ,,.,,.,,.'.
and .aion,n,n, vhi,l',as ,,f..n..d
Ihe Asso,lat,o,, n.rsnod n a., Aa3ross
irols Mill. Orrattl rrincipsi of rbe;for1 Nc,
deny. Subiect-~.S,uces Of E4lte,fionqi Ia6a.
ence.' The theme Of the lecture was discussed
by Messrs Howard. Allis and others.
A resolution IN reference TO Legislative action
on the subject Of pooular educaiion was iotro-
duced. and after .unch discussion bv Nassrs
Aiken. Hicks. IyalFsr ptnrbor., Leo Ans
Taylor. Ormsbee and others. was referred An
committee copsisitnaofR oy VValssr r. /
Orns1ee. ami y p.,rbnr,
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sion was orcuDl.d an .I....issi,r. of r,s0int,,,..
previously introduced
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p. Lambert of S1laa N y an tb. .pb,.,t ~
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alton was called 10 o-Ier bc ,1o pr..iden,
PRAYER was offered Ia. Rc,. 4, .r,,ia-
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re,d. and ANNOYED ,,. f'a ,bss,co ~, ,l,s i,,,,.
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tat four others be ,b,, ,,',.o.,it,a.. .,,.
on notion the f1ll,g, no,',ad o.n,ie',.on g,.-,
added n, the commit, Po, ~ S.,,',h ,,;.,
Allen and Roy n H5bo,
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