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Natural History Society.

The Orleans County Natural History Society
will meet in pursuance of adjournment at the
TowS HALL in IRAsBURGH, on Tuesday, tie 9th
day of June inst. An address viii be delivered
by H. H. Frost, Esq.
Matters of unusual interest and importance
viii come before the meeting, and a very full at
tendance is desired. Let the County be fully
represented. 1t is earnestly hoped that an in
creasing interest will be felt in this cause, and
especially that the young-'the rising generation
will be induced to embrace the work with the
vigor and enthusiasm of youth.
g Take natures paths and mad opinions leave''-
and draw from the deep mine of Nature and His
tory the inspiration and happiness of him who
With Chenic art exalts the mineral powers
And draws the aromatic souls of flowers.
Of ancient Writ unlocks the learned store,
Consults the dead and lives past ages o'er.''
n. W. BINGHAM, Sec'g.
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PoTATo-DIGGING BIZ MACHINERY
Every one who has dug potatoes, and
felt the back-breaking, head-aching trials
which accompany the tedious process,
will feel a bound of pleasure on learning
that Yankee ingenuity promises to su-
persede by machinery the affective labor
of gathering this important harvest
Capt Taggart, of Roxbury, has patent
ed a simple contrivance for the purpose,
which an agricultural house in Utica is
about to carry into practical use. 1t is
a plow-shaped machine, with double
set of revolving metal fingers, which
take up the favorite fruit, winnow them
from the earth, and deposite them in
baskets hung on each side, or in couple
of rows upon the earth. With pair of
horses, a man, it is calculated, can dig
from six to ten acres per day. We shall
watch with curiosity the results of trial
of this very useful invention. 1t viii
work very important revolution in po-
tato-raising, if successful Traveller.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

g The Watchnaa's and Reflector, one
OF the Oldest Baptist papers in the coun-
try, in speaking of the result of the meet
ings Of the Missionary Union in Boston
short time since, says:
I'VE cannot but look upon it as wise
and traternal. 1t ignored the whole sub
jsct as requiring for the Home Depart
ment or the missionaries, either endorse
ment or condemnation. The resolution
0reathes spirit of kindness and conf
dence toward all, counsels the laying
aside Of differences and alterations. in
VItes those who have retired from the
service of the Union to return, and COM
mends cooperative union and harmony
IN the future. The entire unanimitys of
this action is an augury of good. The
feeling that succeeded, folIawed with the
spirit that conciliates and heals-being
full of mercy and good fruits, without
partiality and without hypocrisy will
with an JUNCTION from above, ensure per.
manent adjustments. The prayer of q
multitude of hearts ascends for the full
oestoWment of this blessing upon our toe
long distracted counseIs."
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Religious 1ntrllisenre.
New School Presbyterian General
Assembly.

CLEVELAND, May 20. !Sersnth Day.
Afternoon Session. Mr.. Painter, of
tennessee offered substitute for the re-
art of the Committee on Slavery, as
0lOms:
. Rssolred, That the Constitutional
Presbyterian Church will not allow any
Of her preachers to preach in slave-hold-
inc States, without being subject to an
nual rsproofs and admonitions from the
General Assembly"
Mr.. Painter said-we wish to know
what the Assembly are going to do, en-
barrassed by continual admonition from
the North. If it is the intention of the
North to say, We will have nothing to
do with you" it was best to adopt this
resolution at once.
The subject was indefinitely postponed.
The approval of the Synodieal Records
Of Mississippi was also postponed.
The report of the Central American
Educational Society was read.
The consideration of the report of the
Committee on Education was concluded,
and the report adopted.
The Standing Committee on Educa-
ton reported its approval of the Ashmun
Institute
Mr.. Carter of Ohio, presented another
substitute for the report of the Commit
tee on Slavery, calling upon the Presby-
tsry Of Lexington to reetify its position
sustaining shareholders.
EIGHTH DAY. Morning Session.
The Committee on church polity reported
in favor Of keeping up a correspondence
with the Reformed Churches.
Mr. Carter's substitute for the report
ofhe Committee ON Slavery was taken
ap, which called out Mr.. Clelrand Of
kentucky, who read a document, giving
a; the opposition of the church South the
belief that American Slavery is an ap-
pointment of God, on the same footing
with the family relation.
Mr.. Scarrett of St. Louis, said that he
and his associates, not in that paper, be
enged to the Northern side of the ques
ton.
Pending motion to adopt the substi
tute, the Assembly adjourned.
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County SINGING Convention.

The friends of Sacred Music and all who take
an interest in its promotion, are invited to meet
at IRAsBURGH, on Wednesday, June 18th. at 1C
o'clock A. NJ, in Convention, for the purpose o.
forming a County Society and of engaging in
such exercises as may be expedient for the profit
and enjoyment cf all assembled.
Prot. Cheney will take charge of the musical
exercises. The book used, the Halleluiah; choir:
who-do not use the Hallelujah will be supplied
The Convention will close with a Concert in the
evening. An Address may be expected. The
Convention may be continued through the second
day if thought expedient.
Come together, friends of the cause-youue
men and maidens, who love hoBday-lovers o.
the sclence-singers- players-al, all come to-
gether, and sing the high praises of Him who
rules over all.
Sc Yea, let all the peoDIe nraisa HIM.
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10 To those who are about purchasing any
kind of goods advertised by J. C. Emery in an
other column, uncommon inducements are offered
because he has a larger stock than can be found
at any Observation-Disclosures in the State. He be-
ing a practical manufacturer of Furniture, his
goods in this department can be relied upon, as
he will have none bus the besf qaality. And in
the departments Of Carpeting and Hanging OF
Room Paper, with all their Accomplishments, his
stock stands unrivaled. Coming from the mana.
facturers, the nepes; and best styles may always
be found at his store, and at reasonable rates.
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NUTTING'S PATENT
EOLICON.
MANUFACTURE ny
GILBERT & SPENCER,
-. G-LrS5147+, se777s. 1s5

They are claimed TO excel other reed
instruments, in the following particulars :
LIST. Quality Of tone.
2d. Power Of tone.
Sd. Quickness or vivacity.
4th. Resonance and intensity Of tone.
9th. DistinCtness and articulation.
9th. In the sympathetic blending to-
gether Of the tones.
9Th. In the removing by the sympa-
thetie attachment Of the abrupt, stuccato
character in the termination of the tones
of other instruments.
Sth. The perfection Of scale.
9th. The action of the keys.
10th. Capacity to produce musical Fl.
feet by variety of expression and execu-
ton.
llth. In dynamic expression, admitting
the various changes instantly or gradually
18th. The facility with which the va
rious effects are produced.
18th. The ease with which the wind i
generated.
18th. The impossibility Of dust or any
obstruction getting TO the reeds from the
upper side of the instrument.
18th. The impossibility Of the pedal
rods dropping out as they often do in
other instruments.
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ga late letter from Rev. Mr.. Dwight
At COnstantiuople, gives the following ac-
count of an unexpected opening for mis-
slonary labor. He says:
We have just been urged from very
unexpected quarter, to send missionaries
among the Abysinians, on the Georgian
sl'Pe OF the Caucasus +; a tribe of four
hundred thousand souls, heathens literal
" IN religion, and yet having many in
'eFeStlng traits of character. The Rus
sans have nothing to do with the internal
4l''lrs OF the country, they being govern
u y their avn prince, who, we are as
'ured' wishes American missionaries to
o'uie and settle in his country. How
strange"
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FROM KANsAs.--Lecompton, MAY
23.-(Correspondence New York Times
Gov. Walker arrived here on Monday
Gen. Lane was arrested on Tuesday, fol
assault and battery, with intent to kill
an old affair. He made political speech
in the evening to 1900 persons.
Charles Faggett the murderer of Hop.
pes, last summer, is in chains in prison
awaiting his trial, which commences OF
Monday. Judge LecOmpton refused tt
admit him to bail.
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FROM KANsAs.-.St. Louis, June l.
Kansas letters to the Republican say that
the Convention which met at Lecompton
on the 18th ult., resulted in the nominal
ton of Messrs. Calhoun, Jones, and Bal
lew, as delegates to represent Douglas
county at the Constitutional Convention.
Resolutions, prepared by Col. Brewerton
Southern pro-slavery man, were pre-
sented, taking strong Democratic ground.
These resolutions were adopted.
Gov. Walker, Senator Wilson, Gov.
Robinson, and others, spoke in Lawrence
on Tuesday. Gov. Walkers remarks
we're applauded. He reached Lecomp-
ton on Wednesday, where he read his in
augural. He pledged himself to use ev-
cry erdeavor to have the Constitution
submitted to the people for ratification.
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~ DIGESTt" Such IS THE TRUE MEANING
Of the word "PEPsIS,' or ofthe two Greek words
from which il is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr.J
S. H0UGHTOE, Of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach Of the Ok for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia It. Natures own remedy FOR az
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal its
curative powers. It renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH
u See Advertisement il another column.
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM N. E. FAnsrEr
TUESDAY, May 81, 1857.
At market 44O Cattle, $50 Beeves and 90
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings. two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra S9.75a10,25; LIST
quality, Ss,75a9,00; I'd quality, S7,50a0,00; Sd
quality, So,00a7 90; ordinary, So, 00a0,00.
Working Oxen-S95a200.
Cows and Calves-S40a67.
Two Years Old-S3Sa42.
Three Years Old-S45a50.
Sheep and lambs-66O at market. Extra, So
90 to 900. By lot 4,O0a5, 90.
Swine-Sasc per ID.
Ilides-Sa1Oc per ID.
Tallow-sa9c per ID.
Pelts-So, 25aS2, 90 each.
Calf Skins-14aI5 cts per ID.
Veal Calves-Sales at $5,00a12,0U.
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90 The Bridgeport Farmer says that
E.E. Bishop and R. B. Mason of that city,
have secured contracts for the construc-
ton of the Dubuque and Pacific, and
Iowa Central Railroads, six hundred and
ninety miles in length. The contracts
are for cash, and amount to the sum of
twenty million dollars! These railroads
are endowed with lands donate to them
by the general government, in quantity
over two and half million acres.
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MARRIED..

In Irasburgh, I'd inst, by Rev. n. W. Scott
NJ L. SooTT. NJ. D., of Glover. and SARAH NJ
WoRTHINGToN, of Irasburgh.
In lrasburgh, LIST inst, by Rev. ]. H. Beckwith
HAzEN KMBALL, of Barton, and ELIZA NYE, Of
Easburgh.
Accompanying each Of the above notices was
generous supply of . the sweets of welded life,
for which the parties will please accept our po-
litest bow.
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ERASTUS FAIRMAN'S ESTATE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Orleans
commissioners, TO receive, examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Erastus Fair1nan, late of Albany, in said
district, deceased, represented insolvent and the
term of six months from tho a2d day OF April.
AID. 1857, being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before US:
GIVE NoTICE. that we viii attend 10 the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house Of wild
ow Lucinda Fairman, in Albany, in said district
on the first Thursdays of July and October next,
at O'Clock, in the forenoon on each of said days
WM. ROWELL.
LUTHER DELANO, Commissioners.
\. BEEDE,
Albany, May 81, AID. 1857. 23w3
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Orleans County Conference.

The Orleans County Conference of Churches
will meet at Bloomington, Wednesday, the 10th
of June, at 10 IL O'Clock A. NJ. Opening SER
mon by Rev. j. P. Stone; Sabbath School ami
versary in the afternoon. Thursday morning
report on the state of religion in the County -
on and administration of the
Lords Supper. A. R. GRAY, Scribe.
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e. Rev. o. A. Skinner, late pastor of
the Warren Street Universalist Church,
Boston, has taken the position of editor
in chief of the Universalist paper, the
Netc Corenant, in Chicago. The Rev.
I. B. Thaper of Lowell has been invited
to succeed Mr.. Skinner as pastor of the
Warren Street Church.
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" r. +. Thayer, Esq, formerly a
lyman and pastor of the Uniyersalist
10y 10y IN Gloucester, Mass has made
'1'uaole donation of books to the libra
Iuits College, amounting to about
- hundred volumes. Among these are
~. ~ set OF Ree's Cyclopedia, consisting
'''A OF about eighty volumes.
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The Orygesaated Bitteri have no equal
as tonic medicine. They cure nervous
debility, sick headache, acid stomach,
waterbrash, loss of appetite, &c, all of
which proceed from weakened or de-
ranged state of the stomach.
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g Rev. A. D. Merrill, who was pla-
ced on the superanuated list at the last
meeting Of the New England Methodist
Conference, has moved tkirty-seven times
during the forty-fve years of his minis
try.
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e. A letter from Havana says -
" The slave trade continues and / am
sorry to see that American vessels are
engaged in it to an extent never before
known. Several vessels have left this
port quite recently, against which strong
suspicious excisted of their being intend
ed for the slave trade"
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q A woman in one of the towns of
of New Hampshire, who had been i'll
used by her husband, or finding him
asleep one day, quietly sewed him up in
the bed-clothes and then gave him a
tremendous thrashing.
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@ The rage for elopement has be-
come SO strong in the West that Irish
man in the Poor House at Detroit has
run away with one Of the pauper girls
in the establishment. The officers do
not appear to have made any pursuit.
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q Twenty-nine were baptised in the
First Baptist Church in Concord, n. H.,
the two last Sabbaths, and some fifteen
others are expected to be baptised next
Sabbath. In the Second Baptist Church
about twenty have been baptised.
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DANIEL b. b. COBB'S ESTATE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FTfHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
n by the Hon. Probate Court for the District
Of Orleans, Commissioners, TO receive, examine.
and adjust all claims aud demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Daniel B. L. Cobb, late
Of Derby, in said district deceased, represented
insolvent, and the term Of six months from
the llth day Of May 1857, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Us:
GIVE NOTICE, that We will attend to the du-
ties Of our appointment At the dwelling house Of
Samuel Cheney, in Derby, in said district, on
the 23d days Of July and September next, at 8
O'Clock IN the forenoon, on each Of said days
NEHEMIAH COLBY,
LEMUEL RICHMOND, C5nlnisssoners.
JOHN L. EDWARDS,
Derby, May I6, AID. 1857. 2lw3
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@ A letter from Kentucky says, that
tobacconists are using prussic acid to give
an almond favor to the leaf, and in con-
sequence Of this poison, number of
smokers have lost the use of their limbs.
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1t is stated, on the authority of some
of the most eminent Physicians of the
United States, that "B ACH'S AMER
ICAN COMPOUND" is the surest and
most reliable remedy ever offered to the
world. Read over the advertisement in
another column.
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g The Chatham, Canada West,
Freeman, says that from March 10th to
April goth, 1857, thirty fugitive slaves
reach that place by the underground rail-
road from the Southern States of the
United States.
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IS The Georgian says that three
gentlemen in Savannah won $500 in
bets, by the acquital of Mrs. Cunning
ham in the New York murder case.
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Is Rev. G. F, Jencks, has accepted
an invitation to take the pastoral charge
of the Universalist Society in Shirley
Village, Mass.
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@ Mr.. James G. Dwight, son of the
seI-known missionary, Rev. H. G. O.
Dwight, D. D., of Constantinople, was
ordained by the Fourth Presbytery OF
New York on Sunday evening, in the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Dwight is a graduate of Yale Col
lege and of the Union Theological Sem
mary in New York. He intends to de-
vote his energies to the missionary cause
and to the promotion of education in Tur-
key. In furtherance of this object he
intends, in conjunction with his brother,
to commence an Institution of learning in
the city of COnstantinople. He was born
in Turkey, and speaks the Turkish Ian
guage fuently. There is a movement
now on foot in this country TO raise funds
for the establishment of a proper educa-
t.onal Institution in Constantinople.
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In Pakwaukee, Wis, April 18th, Z. DAVIS
BIcKFoRD, aged p years. Paper in N. H. please
copy.
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JAMES ANDERSON'S ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
Il by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Orleans Commissioners, TO receive, ex-
aTniIe, and adjust al claims and demands d 81
persons, against the estate of james Anderson,
late Of Glover, in said district deceased, repre-
scented irsolyent, ard the term Of SIX months
from the 9Th day Of May, 1857. being allowed By
said court TO the creditors Of sid tsed, 10
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Us;
GIVE NOTICE, that we will attend 10 the
duties Of Cur appointment AZ the dwelling house
Of Gavin Anderson, in Glover, 10 said district,
on the ed day Of June and "a day Of November
next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon. on each Of
said days.
ROYAL PACE, o,.ni...,..-,
JOHN CLARK, '"'''e'~S''s'ef''
Glover, VI, May 1s, AID. 1861. 2Iws
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TRUMAN RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

1--WE subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Or
ieansI Commissioners. to receive, examine, aud
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Truman Richardson, late Of
Bloomington, in said district, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, and the term of six months from
the 9th day Of May, 1857, being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhib-
it and prove their respective claims before US:
GIVE NoTICE that we viii attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Emily Richardson, in Bloomington, in said Dis
trict, on the 10Th day Of June and October next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days.
ALBERT J. DAY, I l..-.....
ELEAZER DAVIS, Commissioners
Bloomington, May 8, AID. 1857. 2tw3
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PEOPLES BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given that the third and
~ last assessment of twenty dollars tS20) per
share on the Ne,c Stock of this Bank, has been
on the 18th of June next.
By order of Directors.
STEPHEN FOSTER, Cashier
Derby Line, May %, 1857. 23w3
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THE CLIpPRR.

A REPORT has gone abroad that tiais horse !,
n sick and incapable 81 seryiss, fhis 3 3 mis-
take, and was circulated for ths purpose n IL.
iariDg my business, a. the horse i weH
BKAJ. BALDWIN.
Bfowninglon, Asy q, 1861. CIV;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Cure for Dyspepsia.

From the Hon. Solomon Foote, from Vermont
WASHINGTON, D. C., JuLe l.
Dr. GEO. B. GREES,-Tear SIR: In your note
of this morning, you ask Sc for an expression OF
my opinion in regard to your medicine, called
Ozggenated Bitters." It affords me pleasure to
state, that from the experience have had, in
curing severe attack Of Dyspepsia in my own
family, and from the wonderful effects which II
has produced in other and more severe cases,
arising in families Of Members Of Congress with
whom l am acquainted, | think it an inratua5le
medicine, and hope that such circulation will be
given to it as viii bring it within the reach Of al
who are afflicted with that distressing maIady.
Respectfully yours,
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

HoVEY & SMITH have his day dissolved
H. partnership, and the business viii hence
forth be carried o. By ALyTs HoyEY, by whom
All aeeoauts Of the old frm will be settled.
ALVIN H0VKY,
L. W. SMITH
Albany, Aay %, 1851. zzN5
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ONE dollar in hand buys At x Y. Aye's COD
" warranted aze q desirable pattern and quail
ity Jan /. 1857
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NoTTCE-

TENHE firm known as MOORE < SNOW have
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ISAAC MOORE,
A. +. SNOW.
West Derby, VT, May 20, 1857. 23w9
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

(fAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber, on
u the i2fh iast., dark iron grey horse colt,
supposed % be two yeans oids The owner Is re-.
qnested % prove property, pay al isgal charges,
and take tie same away. y. Is. HILL
IrasbnFgh, May IS, 1867. z2wa
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Receipts for the Standard,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 4.
A. S. Knight, Hydepark, Sips
A. J. Moulton, Greensboro, 60
NJ. Boardman, 1926
VIM. A. Green, Irasburgh, 1,25
J. E. & c. Fl. Dwinnen, Glover, 1925
Charles Virgins, Morgan, 90
Curtis Frazier, Albany, 200
c. L. Fairbrother, " 200
J. Bertrand, Westfeld, 1,25
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ID ". NYEfs Old brick Store + running over
y y. fall d Kew COOS. 4 vii ray = leak
them gger