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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
4 UCTION NorICE.-JOuN HOUCH. JR.. AUcTToN

UCTIoN NoIIcE--JOHN HoUGH. JR.. AUCTION
"A eer-Extensivs sale OF elegant mahoga
ny household furniture rosewood pianofortes royal
try velvet carpepgs French plate pier and mirrors
oil paintings slverwAre ch,naware cutlery
Monday. a. ieh n, precisely The sale snbrsces the
ling NoHo Murray street. which will be sold without
serve &c the highest bidder The furniture Is in excellent
condition and made order The are in brief
solid rosewood frame parlor suites uphols
tered in brocate aud deliberately carved
panotorte richly caed Of beautiful tone and fully
ed ed rosewood etefere. with plate glass doors aud
rosewood book csse elegant ladys
plad throughout with and costly woods heavily
cd mahogany extension table, marble
tables beautifully carved and finely polished large French
Plate pier AID oval mirrors costly lace aud brocate
taiDs elegant rosewood and mahogany bedead
washstand Eglish tapestry Brussels aud Ingram carpets
pure cured hair mahogany and walnut
chairs &c. choice collection Of oil paintings. BY the most
china vases marble stauarv silver ssrvcss ee-
gsnty embossed gold band and decorated china
ormou and alabaster clocks Brussels and Venetian stair
carpet patent rods and eyes oil cloths mAhosany
rocking and p,rlor chairs china toilet sets gls
beautifully painted shades silver casters cake baskets
forks spoons, sas DO ivory cutlery cut glass beds
aid bedding fest maple and walnut chairs The
sale will take place without regard to weather.
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HOlI0way's PIlls-Purge tho system at this
season with few deses OF this wonderful medicine
purify the blood and give healthy and vigorous tone the
Liver and stomach and thus remove all lingering sisng of
York, and IA Strand London and by all druggists 25c
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MATRIMONIAL.
;. - -. Dw - $50 raACnDnmo

A YOUNG MAN, OF FAIR PROSPECTS, WISHES
form the acquaintance Of lady with the view
w. ns,,iuepv Has -,iec.or ~ vouny widow w aIre.
able. Asafvss n. i. kswsSs, DTesa~Sy rvst vmss.
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BILLIARDS.

DrLLIARDs.-wE HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK or
10 tables with marble ,ste ., xosden beds; also, oil
every article In the trade per cheaper than
other establishment In the United States. LEONARD
BENJAMIN, highest premium makers, $50 Broadway.
WE OFFER FOR SALE, A FINE STOCK OF Bill
w lizards newly invented cushions superior
to a others In two good second hand tables for
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Birth,


On Friday, June I, Of son, the wife OF Mr.. JAMES
CLARKE, 104 West Fortieth street.
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"ILLlAA IRVING, ACCOMMODATIONS COL
w lection Of modern oil paintings Irvinr Co
will sell at auction on Tuesday June 10Y o'clock at
in rich gilt frames small and choice collection Of modern
paintings Of the English school, comprising tho Hsyhed BY
pair Of paintings By Bright beautiful specimens
inhibited picture by Henss Gypsy and Scene
In Devcnshire BY Shaycr, Jr deliyhtful specimen Of
pies from the studio: OfG Ess Herring wits n. Arms
Hanches starhed, Hamilton Geods Collins, Lancaster
Wayne and ethers Also Salvator Rosa and very fine
picture by g. Davisson from she Thytsen gallery The
above choice collection will be found well worth the aten
ton Of those DESTROYS Of obtaining fine examples Of the
dsrn English school. Now exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

WILLIAM BOYD, AUCTIoNEER OFFICE II MAS
ssn streetAortsage sale Of groceries lease fxtures
horse wagon, harness &c-on Monday, June l. At l0iS
~ 2oS Madison street. OF Clinton
consists OF crushed powdered and
pIack teas spices sperm and taow candles fancy and
ece1ss fruits &e in jars liquor in wood and
Hour meal &e comprising complete assortment Of nrs
class store Also the fixtures platform and scales
lures and lease being an excellent sand awning box
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m SoIGNELS SALE UF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
"A lots Of ground, with the bui dinss thereon the
south side Of West Twenty sixth street and the
s.il q auction on Tuesday June 1855 At the
The Valuable lots Of ground the south side 81
Twenty street. between Tenth and Eleventh
feet front on Twenty sixth street. and running within 100
feet Eleventh avenue Each lot is S feet front and
az; are The following shop q
9Sfeet 9inches all built Of brick in the best manner aud
nes! new This property IL in excellent order extremely
well located and could be applied TO manufacturing
poses mnsaiasy The machnsry ANA
real estate but will DO sold the premises 18th
For maps terms and full PARTICULAR apply to the auction
eer No. Broad street or Ct the ofce the premises
ABNER MILLS, Asssignes.
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IIENRY II. LEEDs, AUCTIONEER-BY H. LEEDS
IL Coon Tuesday, June o. and Wednesday, June 9,
% o'clock At store 10 Nassau beautiful sale Of marble
stsusry &c Also the Crystal Palace
superb bust Of Lord Pamerson, exhibited the Crys
Palace ALSO beautiful Florentne table trunks
made by Lampni &C.; also, large collection Of beautiful
tatuary representing Venus Of the BATH Mary MaSdsen
Spring Gu d and nest Italian poets large
feet high elegantly carved; R,ruscan Medc Flo
rentne and Roman card receivers with wreaths Of
grapes various Sizes aabsser sstusry with glass hsde
representing the Grsces and other desirable pieces; also
ebpa brones plated ware clocks and other valuable ar
sls not before Can Be seem the day Of SALE
No 10 street, stuffed birds large collection
stuffed brds from all of the world collected and
pared under tho immediate supervision Of the celebrated
ornithologit Mr. 0albraitb consisting OF birds sngy
tpriss group do under shades, &c. mounted Ia the
most substantial and beautiful manner.
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IBEhI II. NICOLA1t AUCTIONEEh-FBnEMI
"A tory sale Of very handsome Gothic cottage, with
fu lots, At Clifton. Staten Island, within ave mnutes
walk Of Vanderbts lsndng-Albert n. Nioolav will SELL
Wednesday June 1885, at IL o'clock, 1T the Asrchants
Exchange very handsome frame cottage allied In
with tIiot built in the best in the English rural
style without regard to together with about 2 tu
lots Of ground situated In the beautiful and romantic VII
lage OF Clifton Staten Island This property the
private road, excellent within only
ave minutes yaik Of vanderblts landing The garden
embraces all kinds Of vegetables and young fruits and the
grounds around the house tsstefuy laid with
gravel wallis flowers shrubs &C. &c; fact the place
props. be disposed Of private sale BY the 9th Of
without Terms liberal and title perfect. full
particulars and cards Of admission see the premises ap
ply TO the auctioneer, II Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
DANCING ACADEMIES.

NaLLE CAROLINE vEzIENS DANCING ACADENY
M open, for the instruction Of ladies and gentlemen
fashion able dances Of the day. School
tIce tr,r atNb afternoons: evenings tn 10 Grand dan
slnx ssuses every sAsufaay, kom V ii ssassk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

UcTIoN NorIcE.-BY EDWARD scHEyCK.-os
"a THURSDAY. June icH o.slScI. nsiS Wan stree.
highly respectable importing house closing their bust
All warranted and described Sale positive
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TUNIs M0RRELi. ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
Il Monday. June q AZ 10Y o'clock At 81 Nassau street,
toe stock OF ali kinds furniture
excellent quality IRON those neeesstated for ready
for parers chambers dining rooms &C also number Oh
quality oil paintings and French plato pier 40.
rors first quality matrsses feather beds 90 Brussels
end English csrpetnr refgerators OF all and
6xtuves single bedsteads from hotels, jewery All kinds
sales,
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INSTRUCTION.

OF n BOOKKEEPING, FULL UNLIMITED COURSE
lU Of ertpg 81; arithmetic and other English branch
es French and Spanish, 1t uced terms 1t NJ PAINES
23 Grand street. of the Bowery 1866
Fulton street. BIoelyn my YOUNGEST and t~o dough
his style of writing Is the most modern aid easy"-Ex
Gov. King. Of X. l.
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r 4. VAN AETw ERP, AUCTI0NEER-CRoCKER
81 glass and china q. VAN ANTWERP, will sell ON
Tussssy June At 10 o'clock At 2o Pearl street from the
sored do abt blue. do. mulberry, do lowered blue
do. G. u dipped and edgeware, do china assorted;
fu sssortment Knives forks spoons &o Also part Of
the stock retailer N. Goods packed In the best
order for shipping Catalogues ready the day previous
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r BERNSTEIN, AUCTI0NEKR-BY PECARE, BERN,
d STEIN &PHiLLlPS-Madison ssreet.-fuesday, June
g. O'Clock ~ the MerchAue Exchange the lot z5x100,
With the two story attic and basement brick house. known
16 Madison street. Also the lot 52x00 the south
side Of Rightly eighth street 2N feet east Of Fourth
with the two two story and basement frame houses nsv)
Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

AN EPIsCoPALIAN LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGE.
"A ment governess In private family Her course Of
includes music French and the usual branches
Of well grounded English education. Address Governe
box l3l Herald once.
MADAME BARBER PARIsIENNE, NO 4 GREAT
M Zones street proposes increasing her class for the roles
arist large airy furnished let, with the prvi-
ieee oSlearnng French language suitable for sge
gentleman Al home from 10 g. after in the evening
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-JoaN L
- vArDEWATER will sell, Monday, IT 10Y o'clock, At
the faesroom, IL Maiden ane large variety
consisting Of carved rosewood suits covered in plush and
satin brocate sofss tete tee, chairs and paslor
chairs teea tetes &c SOFAS covered in hair CLOTH paor
chairs do Brussels and tapestry carpets black and
mahogany SECRETARIES ana boob cases. etegeres extension
tables mansa Ornamental vases, 4e p.intinss, silver
and rosewood suits consisting of marble dressing
Deaus do washstands French beisteads 40 pound hair
matreses, china toilet sets, lounge bedsteads beddiog
&C. The attention of those in respectfully iovted
TO atend every lot to be sold ptremptory close
daumente
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

n D. NASH, AUCTIoNEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY.
~. -horteage sale Friday June 1855 ~ 10 o'clock
A. at $40 Bro Adway consisting of bond and
made by David Ring to John buxton, land all moneys
due due thereon, together with ju tgment Oh
tanned upon the bond also, certain person mortgage
made by John Buxton Jr to Benjamin Andrews pro-
ptrty No. 5 and l Fulton street. New York; also,
tfcae of twenty shares OF the stock Of the Suffolk Bank
aso certain lease for the term Of i've years aud three
first hoor and base ment. II d. LAPAUGH, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
A UcTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUSTIoNEER.-

UCTION NOTICE.. BoGART, AUGTI0NEER-
"A By 5. BOGART.-Monday, June at 10Y O'clock, At
the suction rooms Of Frankfort and William streets
mortgage sale Of gentee household furniture elegant
band sofas LOUNGES bureaus ottomans French mahogany
mahoe rookert corner stands quarette tables tapestry
BRUSSELS three ply and ingram carpets wardrobe bla
house desks croetsIy and g.swsre table
pianoforte, II. BISHOP, Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

OQ7 BROADWAY, CORNER or READE STREET,
ACt At NORRIS COHNERTiS be had Q choice OF
kpglisb Scotch Irsh German helps for hotels and pr
yste famies also, walters porters coachmen garden
farmers mechanics and laborers the branch
once l02 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

noCK PRoPERTY.-s4OOO0 OR $50 OO0-ON TUESDAY,
~ June At noon, JAMES COLE will sell, NJ the Mer
chants Exchange the deck between North Tenth and North
Eleventh Streets in the Fourteenth ward Of Brooilyn
sixty i've ots with ECO feet water light the Esst river
leased for fifteen years. 81 100 year. but arrange
ments be made for proxate possession For partcu
lars call on Crooke, Campbell Schumacher, Sherifs ONCE,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

GEORGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER ELEGANT NEW
VI and fashionable furniture french plate mirrors oil
paintings tapestry carpets &cOn Tuesday next 01
o'clock, BY STOvER q COOK at their sales rooms, 3Ol
Broadway OF Duane street, alarge and splendid
sortment q rosewood oak mahogany and walnut drawing
and housekeeping articles Of every description Every
cit will be afforded to purchasers for boxing shipping
Catalogues the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

r LIQUOR DEALERS CENTRAL CONVENTION. THE
delegates from the several wards to the
ton will meet at the Westhester House, Tuesday
the 9th for the purpose organizing
with the resolutions Of the Liquor Dealers Secretly.
J. N. HAYWARD President.
N. X. BUNCE, Vice Presidens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

(NETTY HOUSE, fONkkRS WRSTCHESTER. COUN-
VI ty-Bucklin Du.snbury, Proprietora-The Above ad
mrably arranged bo.el open for families and tran
sient parties who wish TO the in
Of the most healthy and beautiful villages the
river The house occupies front OF ITO feet
river by Go feet north View admirably arranged with par
lors and bedrooms making very desirable for families
miles from New York City Hail. which be reached
most hourly by railroad and steamboats,, making II dssir
able home for gentlemen dong business the city The
house has been thoroughly and replste with every
convenience The undersigned will every endeAvor TO
mAhe this one Of the most peaat and agreeable resorts
out Of New York. RoBT. L. BUCKLIN.
EDM. A. DUSENRURY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

NEW YORK BAY HOTEL, 2h MILES FROM JERSEY
IN City ferry Bergen point, plank road. The most
beautiful summer residence in the State Fishing bathing
carriages and from city now open per-
manent and transient guests Apply at the house.
Capt. Ii ESE, Post Office, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAMBERS
street, basement Of the New City HAll-NoNcs
payers rolls of wards of
city Of New York will be opened for examination and review
Of Jupe, inclusive. All payers Of examn.
ing correcting the said rolls requested to a
pication to the undersgDsd ct their oce between tine
hours of 0 A. n. and r. M.
~ ~. j t. t SsSSssna, IA. Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

pARIs-HoTEL DE LYON. IL RUE DIES FILLEs, ST.
i Thomas.-Mr. MERIMEE, proprietor, begs TO inform
the ysiters to the Ueral Exhibition, thst they will find
A. bis well situated hotel curing the monahs Of Nay and
dinner good beds servants and Lights At from 81 10
france 4 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

DICHMOND HILL HOTEL STATEN ISLAND, WILL
LII for the the 9sh Of June The view
the house ons Of the finest in the country embracing the
and New Jersey Particulars At s. w. Benedct's store
No. Wall street, New York.
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RELM0NTHALJ, NEW BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND.
II An addition having been TO this house ensbles
20 accon modste much larger number Of guests than
heretofore and very desirable offered to IA
Whitehall street. T. @. COFFIN.
COUNTRY BOARD ON SEA SHORE TWO MINUTES
w,f ON city tost Office House, bridgeport
Co. cleanliness comfort bathing lawns and
hot and cold salt fresh Terms reasonable
GEO eEtsp a W w xsasilkscHiLD' Projectors.
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E,REDERICK-I RELIED ON AND TRUSTED YOU,
ssd cid nos expect this You should have spoken you
should speak now You shall be
for the past and have offer which think win meet
fy desire; but value peace Of mind father
blessings and possibly sisters fe return You
know The misery you the injury you Remember
Sour pnghted bonor myIchd DO not forfeit H. but for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

GUNNER BOARDERS-THE ORANGE LAKE HOUSE.
- pleasantly situated the side OF Orange lake.
mi,ss west Of Nexburg orange county N can accom-
sailing and Cunning. by the Hudson
and Albany boats to Nswburg Address Jas Henderson,,
No. 3Montasue place, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

&c SO, SC, S6-BANJ0-BAEJO-BANJ
PO. In Elk e,sons terms 80 In advance Pupils BY my
method learn with the greatest and
player short time Lessons given every evening" Each
lesson occvpes one hour. Pupils taught separately.
s. Is. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
REWARDS.

CO0 REWARB.-LUST OR STOLEN A PARCEL,
Gov containing certificates Of srock bills Of exchsnre
On and ether papers Of no use 70 but
will be paid the above yard returning tho Iapsrs 10
JOSEPH TIrCoMB, box lSs Herald Office and no uestio
asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
MUSICAL.

on FINE NEW PIANOS TO LET-vRRY Low, WITH
~ privilege Of ssle and rent deducted have
been usta few months will be sold cheap. Great induce
ments are offered purchasers Melodeons vions guitars
&c very cheap COOK BRO. 3f3 Broadway, Pantheon
Btlldng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

CACHEMS HEAD, GUILFORD, COMMITTEE ABOVE
- we'll known resort wilt be opened the rscep
ton Of company, on the 10Th Of June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

THE ATLANTIC PAVILION. HIGHLANDS OF NEvE
sink IL open for the reception guests transient
and permanent The location tor and prospects
challenges proprietor will remit effort
render his comfortable Fishing boating surf
river bathing uneaualed Access and fro daily
boat from foot of Jay street. JOSEPH J. THOMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

NASH PURCHASERS OF STRAW GOODS, FRENCH
~ flowers &C, will find great inducements offered them
"A and John street. corner Of william The subscribers
the atepess the season. superior and complete stock Of
goods 10 their line. HOMER a KETCHUM.
Just receiVed-lO cartons blonde lace;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

SUhAEh kETkEAT-kE OPENING OF THE WADA-
p wsnnek House, Stoninston, c.. The old patrons Of
this house. and those who be seeking seaside resi-
dence in first class hotel that the house will
again be tor visters the 10th june Every facility
wl be afforded for batting fishing sailing 90. For pArti
culars, address, At Stonington, J. G. BRIGGS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-30
DISCIPLINE FOR TIE YOJ'NC:

The eldest son of Pre- si,lcnt Edwards con
graduating friend on ha, ing fine ,nilvof
sons, said to him, with much carnc,,u,ss
Remember, there is but one mode Of f:,m;l ,
government. have brought up and cLuca-
tel tour'e'n boys, two of whom lrou,ht. or
rather suffered to grow up without the rod
One OF these was my Youngest brother, and
the other, Aaron Burr of whom lad
lost their parents in their childhood
'ro" DOLL my Observation a'.l experience.
tell Won S;", ill.,. "olic sugar government
will never answer. Beware how YOU le the
first act Of disobedienrc in vour little bows
20 unnoticcd: and unless evidence of rrn,n.
lance be manifested, unpuui,hcd." The BIZ
tlc lays down four great rules. INVOLVING the
four great elements Of the religious traiuiur
Of ch'!drcn-praver. instruction. example.
and restraint. And it is doubted if a so,ita.
~ case can bc T, und where all these have
been united, where the child has not follow
ed III the footsteps q! the pious parent: while
on the other hand, if but only one of the four
has been neglected.. it may have been the ruin
ct tue child. Eemember, Christian parents
il IS not enough to pray for, or even with
your children. il YOU do not also instruct
hem and it will he in vain TO ins.ruc, them
Il your own scruples contradict YOUR teach
ing; and in vain will be the prayer, the in
'sruct'on, the example, if. like Eli, when
your children do wrong. you restrain them
"o'' But let all tie found united in all bc
found faithful to your duty, and you NAV
trust in God that he will be faithful to his
promises, and that Your children will grow
np to serve him, and to bless YOU for YOUR
adr''ty TO their highest Interests.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-30
A WARNING TO TIE PECVISH.

] wi,n"s.oi or.,, ,o,lv in The Liverpool
Eoo:ogical Gardens which never shall for
get In large deep pit there were three
bears, two very large, the other quite small
dropped biscuit for the li,il, one, which
he began TO eat. The lar:r bears being full
OF froic, took away the broken pieces Of The
biscuit several timrs with :!ic:r paws. an! re-
turned them TO him. The little ore was tcs-
~ AMI fierce, snapped and >narlcd, aud bit
ut It's Jlorose companions This the bi. bear,
put up with for while without resentment.
hut the little one could not forget the insult :
he went on q"arrr'ln. and swapping. In a
few moments, to my surprise and horror, the
great bears began to ,rIwl ficr and being
angry. set upon the poor little thing. and
bit him completely through the bowels, and
laid him dead on the Spot. looked on and
received instruction. said to myself if
men will not pu: up with triilin- annnovan-
ce>, but resolve to fret anil filmc. and rcsi,.
them, they must expect from parties as med
d!csome as themselves, but with greater pow
er, formidable injuries, ard it may be ruin
Let man once acquire character for pccv-
ishness, we may conclude TIA, in social life.
he will he avoided; and, should he give HIM
self airs before power and authority in pub
lie, he NAV then expect to be dcroscd.-
mons on Pteri,hncsx.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-30

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taken from Ia ARE, vu. confirms,
excellence in HI a,.d 81. ,cr feature. -, H., ~.
later.
UI.c million co, - Of Tie Snc,.;,..r E.., ,r. =,
Annually.
he }ra,l;!.~ >,.r.- 81 School E..l. ,u,,1,.
the country arc h,,cd upnn nr V.l,..'r. ,'' ''
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