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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27

VERMONT Mamie. The American Verd
Antique Marble Company has been organic
ed, and will soon have its works IN operation
at Roxbury. in this county. Verd Antique
Marble Ia t serpcntine, by the way, though
it crops out of what is called the " Serpen-
tine ledge,rl is the stone to be worked. DIR.
Jackson has twice examined the stone, both
in place aud when finished, aud he pronoun-
ces it to be the genuine article, equal TO the
most valuable Italian. We have seen speci-
mems Of both and to our eye the Vernon,
article was the best.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27
A RARE CHANCE.

THE SUhsCRini wi.hing TO retire from husinessi
% ffs tn tfe his store, and god. rUrsi-tns u
well 81. sriHt stock fnf cuuuttF urir si'h be- good
viii acquired by thiitl i've yeas Of successful hus'
nusa.
Conart'ed aib be- store ia au ,shesy vheto 81. ut
ien on- of uai reHfl,.h,s has been mauuf ctur'd
aunuul' inf n.ats than nirii Yeats
dw lln- house ami store house can DO had 4
nftn.
TIE uhofo n1mcH premises situated iu one Of ths
best ugucaitiiai luvrs ~ ih' county. thee mules
from West Hartford staiiuu, Vermont tUutmi ".
Wihin seven iuufs % Huston Hud eleven hours Of New
York, I've uaur HuniHg daily tu aut from each place
for sprrul iio n kind- oi Produce md for 'uun-
nv rode generally the place is eqaai to auy 10 tho
Sfafn
Tie aAovo ntan| es with or without other property
lf0d-. ~ 40 t- solid favorable e. rms und posse .
siuu Rlven iha hf.i cot April nctt.
POI fuhrf nsiifulir. hfpt fn ths snh-cfhcr or tls
premtes, By letter directed iu -nnw'- sfn.r, fus
Uhcr. At NATHAN SNOW.
Ponf-et w.. 1an. }, 1854. t6s6N
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l,ural 9lrma < Nutirrg.

FtRrs. The house and out buildings OF
Aaron Simpson Of Ludlow we're burnt on
the 22d inst. Insured in the Windham Co.
Mutual.
Jan u. the village Of Caslleton suffered
severely from fire, which destroyed block
of five buildings, among them the store OF
Root and Tomlns5n, aud the office Of Judge
Warner. The Probate records in the latter
were saved
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27

T.vrR~ PAGES. The inn-keepers Of
Windsor County, in view of the increased
price Of provisions and The operation Of The
ia,es of The State on their business, have de-
termIned to increase their prices. We infer
that the liquor law has operated. Very well {:
let the tavern keepers faithfully obey 1t, and
make up, on good honest provisions bought
of the Vermont farmers, what they lose on
bad liquors that come from abroad In the
long run both inn keepers and people will
make money by the change.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27

Schools in Montpelier.


SChools III Moh'pelieI'
The natural and necessary fruits of grad.
ustion m.y be easily an'icipatcl. and among
them we may expect to fnI the following:
A .vs,co, of thorough. uniform and ef-
6eion, eooerys,on.
Tb.i. ,,e GRAND de-idcr,fnm Of the com
MON s.beo,.. and canro, be- cypec,ed. with.
ont the establishment, of those intimate rela.
inns and dcnendenries which graduation
INNS, n.,,..ssuly furnish. While ench school
stand. in5open,ien, spl nlone. h,vipg only
II. own committee man. heretofore an idle
spectator or nbeche in,ermeddler in The
school room if ever found there; nothing
rllusb.e was expected OF realized from his
labors. ia general, they nave been limited
10 the narrow sphere of Guancial agent Of
the distnc. chirgcd only with the duty Of
providing a school. at the least possible ex.
nense. orovided always. hat II be sufficient
!, secure 10 the districta share of the pub
he money.
Bo, under the plan Of rrlda,ion power
of ,noery,-ion is necessarily called Into ac-
ron. esnable Of selecting teachers. fitted 70,
the ouorous and responsible duties of the pro.
f...i,n or if need be. by short course Of
trBin,nr. To prepare them fer il. The de-
postory Of this power. viii. necessarily and
frequently, examine the EXERCISES OF eaei
F..1 $3.50, .t... .,...r.. t,,rhor aud n,-er,
pupil faithfully aui produ5'y employs hm
SELF
?. Another fruit 1 graduation viii De At
enlightenment of the community where iti
en.oycd. SO - very soon TO create deman'
for teachers of the highest grade Of quaif
c,ton.
Tins lemanl viii De SO general. importu
na,o and ,noeratlge. tia, IL must De hear
and answered. As political economy. thl
snnnlv will eout the dem1nd: SD here.
thoroughly qualified teachers are wanted
they are certain very soon 10 be ready. TIN
novelty Of the innovation must provoke ~
curry, aud thus in rs necessary result, bow
ever hostile it might have been n MS com
n,oncement will lend 10 the truth, that suit
able teachers can no longer be- tad fir ih
paltry consideration heretofore de,npnded
But deficient as teachers hayc been, it ]
none the less true that they were iun
equal to the standard OF qualification. as dS
ed bv the pnblic taste and Judgment Eth
labor of the teacher. in the common scho,
room. would not command HIGHER coinpen
ss,,on than If cmployel Ina the livery stabl,
or the farmers barn. few persons would b
stupid enough to choose the former in pre-
erence 10 the latter employment.
: Ina compact system OF graded school
the labor of teachers is sure TO be iuliciou.
" and economically expended
Ina school. as now conducted. the teacl
er is required 10 supernteud and direct til
operation, of numerous ANA lnultiforn olai
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27
Washington Co. Mass Tempe
rance Convention.

The Freemen Of Washington County, in
favor Of the present prohbitory law, are re-
quested 10 meet at the Court House in Mont.
pelier, on Saturday, the 4th day of Februa-
ny next, at | | A. NJ, for an purpose of nom
mating County Commissioner, and to make
arrangements for the eflectual organization
to promote the cause Of Temperance in the
County. 1t IS expected that every town via
be largely represented.
By order of the County Committee.
January 81, 1851.
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John w. Hopkins estate.

STAT OF VERMONT, Al Probate Count
Tim ud iof tlo ,sd prtuct ufuT,tuio on the giih
dlY ct jauuury, A. %. 1854
An Instrument pufpnF. iug be the last N 20 and
TrstHnieni nf JOHN " HOPKINS, iafe nf Bro ,kheld
10 said bi.tfc d-cen-rd nre-snicd 10 the Count
here ior Probate. W T. q biselaN at the Eae-u-
tors therein namef. Therefore, "a ordered by SAID
Count, fhHt pulr nniie. Dee gwen 10 Hi psrtnns
cemed ihrfr.u, fu anprur before said CONT at o.
i,n tpofenf o.. bee holi az ihn fruhac on e. DO Mcst
Randolph in .aii liisfic, un tie Ian dns Of fehfua
~. A, -. 1854 and conto.i che piohate OF sad Mlll
aud n Is fauher ordered that his order be nuhishei
thrrc weeks succus-iscly in the Vermont Waterman
aud state Joufnui. wspup-f pfintcd Montpelier
a Is state, ihr last 81 which shH hs previous 10
tho das assigned - aforesaid for hearing
Gwen uudrf my haad al sHid 1heisra "a. 24h day
OF January, A. u. 1854
o7~3 JuHN o. HUTCHINSON, Judse.
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BARE ACADEMY.

TUE STRING TERN will begin on Wednesday,,
Foh. 18th
~ ofdrf 10 f7aci complete division of lpbof
possiho the sevcfal dopartnenisten teachef will
BE- curiosfd.
SiuaeHts 0ishng 20 enter either the Engsh ~ tlas-
steal sfnud 10 present "a the neu Of
tie torm fof boafd ur information, Catalogue o.
address
J.C. sPAuLpiNG. fnacipsl
utre. .u Do 1874 6r1.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27
Montpelier Literary Institute

The Sixth Lecture before the Montpelier
Literary Institute, will be given on Friday
(thsl evening at Washington Hall, bye.
w. Willard, Esq
Lecture 10 commence at seven o'clock
precisely.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27

The " Umon1 safe a majority Of the
people Of Stowe and also Of Mansfield that
was, have voted ag INST dissolution Of the
union Of Stowe and Mansfield.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27
GOLD q SILVER
W 4 Il & III T. =
WATCHES, CLOCKS 81 yEW-
h.LKi

repaired AZ short no'ic and " ffanfrt
My son, John =. Abbot, fot me fatufr Kos chnfge
Of in,4tiA ne % we'll qualified 10 srf Jewels, aad
make %, most diiIeuh parts Of anl KIND oi Watch
aad rrplacr 10 good as nUW tcXccil'd by o.e.l-
Psuirullf AIT r. ntiorpaidto Watches
A. 49, We havH Hffaf4td ouE business, 10
connection with thr Whulrsnlr dealers m he city
thlt we 100 luluishtt short notice Watch Movement.
30 ordcr and GET them retni ef-od with Gold sill
vcr trrscuhty TO any pa wfhGold and " bite 80 li-.
lrg have few Nice a ring WATCHES On
hand.anl hall have Hn adiu suppl, direct hom
llaado1. which haze ordered expressly for my own
Trade A. Estr4 article and will soile cheap.
10
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The Briions F,Ris .4rgn' is the title of a
democratic paper in Bellows Falls, 20 sue
coed the Republican Standard
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Vermont State Agric ultural
Society.

Vermont State Agric ultural
Society.
Notice is hereby given, that the Directors
Of the Vermont state Agricultural Society
will meet at Bellows Falls. on "Wednesday,
the lst of February next. at 3 o'clock,
F. NJ, for the purpose OF arranging the
Premium List app hitting the Committees of
Award, and fixing the time and place Of the
next Exhibition.
Towns DESTROYS of holding the Exhibition,
viii then have oppo tuniiy for making pro
pnssls, and are respectfully invited TO pre-
sert them
The town IN which the show is held. Will
be expected to furnish, to the acceptance Of
the Directors grounds embracing an area
of about thirty acres, Including grove If
practicable and enclosed with d suitable
board fence. together with all needed
structures for animals aud articles, q graded
track. Of one half mile ln circumference, for
the exhibition of hoises. fresh running wa
ter for drink Of man and beast, forage and
grain for animals kept within the enc '0surc.
baud oi music. an eiIicient police and staff
ufmarehlls. 4 st4temeut must be made. ia
writing of tle rates of fare to be charged by
ihe hotels and pr. cipai boarding houses 90
such town.
'"'N' ''' u 49, A4' sou
No.
"a
'''"t' ''ls N',l,i
beck dn Saturday, aud pIead guilty 20 the
charge 90 violating the las. on PROMISE OF
., 9' ., wv, =. ~ w. p-., ''! " ''' ''''''
.r. a. 81. ,,..
''''
".-' .''' "fPs jug '.'-
~! go vow ',''
t ''V.' '''..''.. -l'- ...'-D Z.
10y '., ''.' 49, 'S'
Tho Bunk OF C1sii''on organ zad under
the General iaueur law about one year
ago, has just declared "a dividend OF ) per
cent on the capital stock from the earnings
for tine last six months.
,.t
-. ...','.,.i -, - 49,. NJ, ~.
NArio>Al PorrL,u Epr,Arios Wa. ho'd 10
tine Centre Cnurch, ii7rtiora Conn, on tile
lih of january when Che annual kcho1 Of
ihe Cores pondiuE Secretary tni Gen. Agent
was read and adires,e, we-e made uy Rev.
Dg. Uhhl oi 'h' Methodist Church, Rev.
Mia ArAclf 1fihr Cong. h1rch, Rev $751;
MrtuocS 90 tha Bpust Church, md th-
CorH- spending $ creary. THIS highly use
Gal enterprise seems 10 be sull pro-peung
.''''' ." 'i'' y, 'l.' '' : Wy
P'''i ..''..''-. 'I' ''''''.'''' "
Ut.i..
i-n .t.. M
i,f.. 49,,
~,
''' 1''' 0'''
...i... tt 49,.
'... ~ q,
=, $500. w.
'''''
80 a..
~, 80, "A, 80.
~ 4, - -.
~ tl'.,
o.
i4.,f.,l ~ l,.,.. i" VI
DuEL.-We uniersiani that persona
ron o1uicr took place last week, at the oo
House 100 Pomiret between Peter Nas-a,
asa Hezshah Picrcc. TWO meuhers OF tina
e.. W. -. .,.-'. No.; H. ,.,
.. l.,.. ,,.., - t',., ,i...,. ,,.,.
.is.. 49,, A..
p. ~, ,,.'.. .,,,,,-,.d ia. ,,.. D,,.o
la-.'i ,.h'. ,,.,l ,b, r.n... u ~, ~, =.
,,... -, .,,,i -. 80.
and - vas cn,,e.. an iii ,.,n HaoJ
sio-t 49,, il,L
AT thc late term OF The County Court, d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27
gopher sturtevant's Estate
Hollis Howard's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. \ Pro,,,e Coon holden
ura To- "a Gsiirt ihe OH dag of January, A -.
feAi ffansha A. Nrghi, Administfsiuf on the 90
tate II u lbs Hp~rfd T. Of "a 10 .aii cisiret,
deceased presents h. udnintffatOl Tor set-
tcmsnt; Whefeupnn, b. o. ordered, that the same be-
efrrri 20 the 2lsi day OF February neat, the Pc
hit Office n SAID MuYtpslet, Tor t1umin sni al
lowunee and that al cnucefurd be- untird hereof hy
the sublraiion Of this oidcf ga the Vermont ~ tchmfa
a state i,umHl, pfiateh Il Montpeiie thee weeks
sucressiyey sojn may be, thai thos appear,
snd sad and place, II they cause, ofIsoi
thereto.
BY ofder of Court.
Auoa, L. ". BALDWIN. Register,
true copy ct fecnid.
Auest, a. ". BALDWIN, Register
AS
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January 1854.

Dli4ts due us afe NOW ready-we hope ta 30 greet
~ CT with Happy .New Fear BY their inme
sToRRs 4 LANGDoN.
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81 GOLD STREET., NEN YORK.
- Fulton street, EGtrancr 81 Gold street, New York
\ n L. & % have feesatly published, and
hAse now tor sale, the Farmers GUIDE by Henry
stephens of kdlnhgrgh ani Prof Norton Of Yale Col
irga. New nlvsa, eompe;e IN , vols. royal octave.
containing lt0e pages, IL seel and 800 wood engfav
ngs. rfeu, "a muslin biadias, 50 ia paper Govern,
ioE the nail. IS.
6,-Tbl. wsfA Is act the old ''Book &C ihe Farm.s
iai,ly rssusfafea AID thrown upoa the aarkst. 81
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Wantad immediately.

10 Juurneymcfl a. ABlNEl NAkEkS,
Coed WOOD TURNER'S,
10 APPRENTICES, BY : ". ABBOTT a co.
urtoief lr53
STATE OF VERMONT TIE prob,,o Count foi
Randulph District, - tha district uf Raadoiph,
10 an pcis1sons Interested. Greeting
WHkKEAs, liam luatnsiou, Gulfdun Of Norman
Baron and Harry Baron, fesdns ia Wa-Ang-
said d.tiict has eel in ouii here be petition 10
wftng representing 60 said touit that tho said Nafmaa
and lyry barron seiznd 300 Zee uf CERTAIN real estate
40 said Washington, agi iht VII be conducive 10 tho
interests of his said wards sell sld ieH n-tato TOT
the purpose Of outing pfnrccds Of such ss 40 ntef-
est insosiinl a. stocks other fssl esife, Hut
pays said touri tn gfau ham erse % s ihc said
81 o-tate pufsuuni 10 The provisions OF tho statute
such case made and provided
1HERFFoaE. Il odoIed that an nrrsons concerned
be nuthed appear hci1Ie ssl tuuft, % a. session
Thereof be hodra Piser's Ion n -aid Washington,
on the 18th day of January A. d. 1885, 20 show cause
II any eRiss shy the power and uuhouiy requested 10
sad lpplicaiion shuaid al be gfant,d.
Dated al West Randoiph this I'd day Of January A.
d. lu5L
JOHN y. HUTCHINSON Juise.
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Good News !!

y CIV l. THE TIME tp c.i Great Btfgsias 90
Gu1d- ~ ihe pes.i,'. : nt. O. g!
'aiI cad see THE rRiCE- WE Asa NOW
LNlAN 4 MING.
g.ra.ry ai l.s4 6g
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JOHN G. PADDOCK,
Aug. %. Iss3. 45u MONTPELIER. VT.
The British Quarterlies,
BlackWoOd's MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT & co, New York,
continue to Re-publsh the following
British Periodicals, viz:

-
continue to Re-publish the following
British Periodicals, viz:
/. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW Goa
, tue EDINBURGH REVIEW lwhig).
g. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Fiee Church,
T. TUE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberai).
S. DLACKWoOD's EDlNBUhGH MAGAZINE
The present critical sts,e Of European afsirs ~iii
render these publications unusually interesting during
the year ,sji. Tney viii occupy middle gIound BE-.
tween the hastily ~IIticu news items. crude specuia-
tons aud hyng rumois of tho daily jUWual, and the
lundefous ONE OF toe future historian, written ahss
the living and oAcitemsn oi the great political
events 81 tie time shall lave passed away. IL 10 70
these Periodicals that reader. must look oI the only
really int,l,g,hie and reliable his,ery OF current
vents and such, Ia addition TO then wel-estabsh
ed literary, scientific, and Theological character,
urge them upon tho consider toa OF no reading public.
Arrangement are 10 progress To- he receipt II early
sheets ifum al The Blush Publishers, BY which
shall be able 10 place all Out renfns "a the hands ofsub
sc,ihefs. ahout they Gao be furnished with
the foreign cpic. Although this will involve very
srs, outa, 20 uur nait ve shalt continue furnish
Inc pnoaicais Al the same 10" 'aiss a. heretofore,
vr3
Terms Per IN.
For any ouc ofiha iaui Reviews, 50 90
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fot sny thtse OF the iour ksytws, 90
fns oil iourofthe ksvisSs, . 90
For Black vouds Magazine 500
for Lakewood and three Reviews 800
tuf d ack ~ood aud thu ioui Reviews 10 90
Pay meats 90 he made ~ all cases IA advance. Moe
cy ruuen' ia The state where issued, will he received
al par.
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discount of tweae ave pes eaat. from the above
prices wili ice aiiawnd To Club. ordering -four
copies shy aofe OF The above worksi 1hcs -
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bls,FLOUR. q.

S. BODIITSONS5CW.
nFFER FOR sale ~ No - Canal street. opposite
~ Bpston md Maine Passenger Depot. 81 % 0blr-
f.ls ohiu Miehisan- Iodiaaa ard Tennessee Flour
--eHffa, fuucy and sVperine winch they vii deliver
ht Abe follow ns places 20 suit cuftuncrs viz boston,
AIhanN. Orlrn.hn fEh. Moaifenl md rnfil.nd q lm
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5. w. ABBOTT & CO.
FUR NITURE

TO RE FOUND Is the COUNTRY.
HEMEMRE" the tltce-CoRNER OF MAINE
ANi % ARE STREETS, neat door 60 Q. IS. o yd.''.
lrnuars lf. 1855 O.
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NEW CLOTHING.

II ECEiVED this Day at Frenrh's Clothing Store,
u Head Of state suoet, new styles, aud perhaps Of
a low prices as those Who sell at est.
Montpelier. January q. l55t. 6J
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Fancy Doeskjns.

n Ew arrival Of fancy Doeskins and Easlish Casb-
~ DeTes. this day at . ......
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TICKNoR FIELDS
have recently published
WESLEY

WESLEY,
A STORY WITHOUT MORAL.
In vol l6mo Price IS
This admirable story received the highest commentator from
tho Pea few exfecis from the notices given below:
From J. q. Whittier
Wensey" story without moral is we think the most sue
cei attempt which made portray the peculiar
t.s ~ New ENGLAND society Of the past generation Inc od
scbco Cgyman Jasper evidently pictures rom me-
@ he most readable book kind which has appeared since
From he Mirror
Tho renders Of Putnams will be glad TO what
Cd IN m f Numbers ih heading collected together and
nnied and bouud beautiful style II delightful BOOK;
he ouapt huor like Chaactedawins that peVade pc
uneqused by thing that mas Deth SET III types oooA ~ "
years c,.-t...o. NJ.
The Of Putnams Monthly fail TO recall VIII pleas
ue pqusn; aud delightful story the happ picture OF S.w
We have sppeas in neat and readable form
and will DO DOUBT met with excellent success
~ w. From New YORK Albion.
The readers Of Magazine In which this charming story
rs arr will need accommodation rom US 70 renew hH
with old friend in new form 10 The re OF the
the best New England tale complete
itte book OF It's clsss written in long time
From the Boston Atlas
This originally cared in the numbers OF Putnan Mouth
y ard those who read Their not necessary to saw WORD
who
10 ali such commend heartily one Of the freshest aud
most of the day. There dreones np
~ Nv inter seuce OF ANYTHING pyeien the style coup
LED with Quiet humoI which refreshing 1t
The Characters admirably drawn.
From the Transcript.
This ia decidedy one clev books Of its class published
snsny 1t be styled anoyeeiie IN the form oil an au
ohosrsphy 1t entertaining pqusnt ard SPICY wen 70 80
e drawn " artist while the serious portion OF The
work is nerrated highly graphic manner Aiogethei II
os, book The publishers entitled TO mach
form T6ousnds who would have done
scattered through whole volume oil rutns Maa%he
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90 (armrrs ano OILERS.

IMPORTANT SALE-Of twenty.eight head of pure
BULLS and eighteen cows and HEFERs selected from
m. oct In England for the Clinton County In
ton. mi any b, their agents Mssrs n. H. Hawkas o.
tou X Seymour Also zine sOuthdown and three Cots
the ce braed dock Of Mr. Jonas
THIS stock will BE- sold without at wilmington
accessible the Cincinnati Wilmington sod Znesve Rad
the 9h day Of Asgnst public auction on credit
unit, 18th day u December catalogue Of the
pedsret The anna. will be warded desiring
IL BY addressing the President of the Company.
HlHkSON. Presii ent. Wilmington, Ohio
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NEW EDITIONS NOW READY.-A REMARK
just published
THE
PLURALITY OF WORLDS.
Kry EDWARD HITcHoo


pesdep of Amherst College. l2no., $40 pages PTioe vi
eutfc and th, work OF ability aud one that can
OF the world of science ts author
cOutesting the generally adopted belief ~
Se existence OF other peoped worlds beside earth The
the mischief with the grand peculatOns
The author Is stern glclan
d me of the RECOMMENDATION are sngnary me Many
~ H. honsb original aud striking aud The whole concrP
lion of the volume novel the results are me
vol nns attract attention from scientific men from the very bold
and eli attempt aside entirely the scennc assnmp
This extraordinary book which Issued from the London press
is attributed TO Dr. W m NheSne ana swas
epin an Of interest among all classes oil readers
his country a. well a. in England
80" NN''' OPINIONS
Words has created as great sensation IN me
Ntsiiges Of Creation But TINS time the
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Ii aimed al the speculation 81
Fcrt,pee OF Dr. Chalmers respecting the existence Of NE ana
% in The worlds roll around and demonst atng the I'm
spH ~ wy ,bnS Of " Y Tribune.
To re tbeooean philosopher and Of science this is most
interesting work while to the ordinary thinker will be
u,d ro,ses of valuable information The wor evoeny
the PRODUCTION scholar and Of esrn.st for the
of truth n regard what he considers iV S
men the greatest question OF the age Ap-y
eloquent suggestive OF profound hce'on
socne pride and even to CHRISTIAN hamty ana pon
ont he snt illustrates the eaga OF the htaVes
u 'autusee M" WV 5ostnn Atlss.
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