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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

a daughter ~ Mr.. Jacob McNeal, Of Hurle,
aged year and - months, was drowned
on SUNDAY morning lust, by falling into o
tub Of water that stood In the yard Il Is
supposed that fhe undertook 20 dip out somc
the tub,-and losihg her balance, frIl IN and
was drowned, She was missed 10 q very few
'''''''.- a'-'l s-tri' tfs'i- i'rr lter h't ',irn
found tbs vital spark had Ged and Oh eGors
at 'esusclaton wefo unn'ai.inR, although
she had not probably been 10 the water over
fifteen minutes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Another Torriblo Accident.

il has been so long since We have had one
Of those wholesale slals;hlers. indigenous to
this fast country, that q terrible calamity
which has just happened upon the Michigan
Southern Railroad, took as somewhat los
surprise.
1t seems tina, on the night Of June p, @
railroad train containing about 1870 persons.
nn Into v5shsd'out oulycrl, near South
Bend, indiana, causing the most disastrous
consequences. ThirIy-thrce dead bodies hawk
been taken out of ,hgFulus, and so or eove.
ycgc'y wounded.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Rutland County.

Mr.. Grimes Of Shrewsbury was run owe,
10y gravel train on the Rutland ard Bur.
lington railroad a short time since, and had
to have an arm amputated near the shout
der. H.
The Rutland Brass Band, under the dirco.
ton Of Prof Bond, gave a concert at Ru,-
land last Friday evening
The Rutland county Republican Conven.
ton is TO be at Rgtluut; July @.
President Hitchcock, State Gcologst, and
his able assistant, Albert d. Hager, esq. of
Proctorsyille have gone to explore the frozen
well Of Brandon.
Nathan II. Churchill, who was arrested
some three months ago on a charge Of coun-
terieiting, has returned TO his home in Bran.
don' having been bailcd by his friends in the
sum of $1,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

"GALiANr LITTLE ESSEX. - lIouschold
words are always admissible, therefore we
use the expression at the head Of this art-
ele.l The Republicans of Essex hold their
County Convention at Guildhnll the 9TH Of
July. We expect good report from them
this fall.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Windbam County.

The annual hir Of the Wilmington a,r,.
cultural society % 10 be held Sept gg. IND
H.. .., tt-t.,t..-t... ~
- '''''''F''H'" Ut VIC itt OF Otto
ber
a Young man named Richardson WI, ar.
rested 20 Town,hend on The l0th, on ehsrp.
ri having oct Gao "a ha fathers barn which
vas burned o few days before. IleabelIs,-
ed 20 have caused fires heretofore. In de-
fault Of bail, hc WIS committed 70 jan.
John & Tyler of laulcboro took one 81
lhc first prizes awarded to the Sophomoro
Glass Of Yale College hr excellence In Eng
lsh Composition.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
TO Publishers Of Newspapers

4 gentleman ~ ave ma rertnro 90 writing
Tor papfr-thofou9lly yfrse4lu rhb politics OF
lhe co0uiy-uud candid, able writer, wishes 90
obtain s.u1liuu BOO some prominent Republican
Wta.y ~ Daily paper naily p-eNuedJ as edi-
cor oT assistant editor Zoo either ofthe Sew Eng.
lend States or amy oftbe Free State.
-pgferruer Go q. 81 Stone Caleionian OIcs,
ST. JaLublury, 81. 3sH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

EnlroRs N OrrIcR--New Hampshire puts
great deal Of confidence in her editors. or
very little in the rest OF the population. Nc
forland Of the Statesman Is a member of the
Legislature and state printer Farnsworth
of the American is Clerk Of the House
Howell Of the Journal is Governors aid
Kent Of the Republican is also u member of
the Legislature We believe. We hope none
of them will disgrace the fraternity in their
career as public servants, and from those of
them whom VIC know there,is nothing to fear
on that score.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Franklin County.

Henry Green Of 81, Adams had corn in
the tassel. JuHe %. The corn Was planted
thc inst week in May, and was not injured
by the hosts.
The Methodist Sabbath. school Of ST. Al.
bans bad picnic a, the Point" on We'd
nosday It was escorted by the Cornct
Band.
They are soon.to place sleeping car, upon
the VI Central railroad. The sditor of the
Messenger talks about going TO sleep ia ST.
Adams and waking up in Boston!
Robert Ross, Of St. Adams, ussignor TO
himself and George j. S,aunard, Of same
place, has received a patent FOR improved
water wheel.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Tho War.

There has been no severe engagement
since our issue Of last week. The latest
meas is that the Auf'r,ans were still retreat
ing, The allies following them zap. Another
sreat battle 8, expected soon, and The next
-iriyal from Europe WI, be boxed for vj,b
Mtcrest.
The cyr' of Europe rccm,d To Dee turned
'----A- I..''' '1p.ieon, ms motives in
W. PtI M has tshcIin lfis NIr have Lcs-
'oiore been mislru.tol 10y SONG, man, be-.
lie,ins that ha ms lighting more Tar Asliag
gr7ndi4emcut aud TO add kingdoms 10 France
'han Tor any real sympathy he had for OPP.
pressed and GoVn-trodden llaiy. This feel
ing is gradually giving place to a confidence
in his integrity aud good faith, aud an admir-.
alton OF the miad that hiss conceived and
carried ou, such great plans in so incredibly
short space Of time. The emperor Of the
French never stood so highly in tie csuma.
.tiur rt ihr Murid TX In ltllz Iualial.
Austria !, destined to an iguoblt defeat.
She rashly declared war at the very time the
nations OF Europe were holding a peace Con-
grcss 10 avert il. She vii now suffer for
her temerity. Thou ih ere may not be any
other nations engaged in the present conflict
the moral power is on the side Of Italy, and
she must prevail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Washington County.

Montpelier must be pleasant village to live
in 1t was only few days ago that we
heard Of lady who ~ -fr7usStHg through the
principal street in the evening had 10 flee
from three drunken rowdies which she mot.
to save herself from violence and we see by
the last Freeman that two females" feeling
themselves insulted by the remarks Of A Ger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

DIALOGUE At DrwEY's- Enthusiastic ncri.
ncr9f--"Thot was a great convention Of cure
Yesterday, Dewey, wasn't it?" DERRY
pretty large, that's irue.-but have eon,-
dcrcd the risk run by Tho pnrty2 Suppose
the roof had fallen and killed the whole
there wouldn't have been democrat left in
the state for seed"
Dcmocr0f,-rotber pprsr1ed -"Eh Oh!
YOU mean'--igh breaking oA 1ir-"Ah
see. Well, good morning. -BsrHng ton
Free Press.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
cue Californian.
HY q. N. sTOAE A %.
50, Johnsbury, July q, 1853,

Cpmufror I'VE solicit roluafqry COM
nnIieafoHs from 100 parts Of tle country upon
matters of interest w. Toms Of Neys, Boz par-
ucular wiil be thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Douglas's Hd ior Charleston Homin
alton,


Eepaior Douglas, gentleman known
nmnHg parcrl oi "hail fellows we'll met Bon
Chicpgp o. Steve Douglas, ha' puf bis pen
90 phper, and written 90 one j. b. bow Eaq,
q letter stating lhe conditions upon which be-
might BE- induced 90 forego ds inclinnu1us
Tor rrnhiuiug a simple riifen, and accept o
l0mnniou ior t.e Presidency ile ditr1ur-
Ies 20 Nc Dow % f1llawsi
WAsuRpIoS, June %, 1850.
Ny Dear hiri / haze received your loper
iBquirnR helher my friends are 90 liberty
90 present ny name 60 the Charleston Com
,eniipn he he Presidential nomination. Be-
fore he question can he finally determined,
u viii be- nerrHsary % understand distinctly
upon What issues ihe canvass b 90 Doe cou-
Quoted ", as have fab faith they will, the
democratic party ahall determine in W
Presidential election Of 1850 to adhere lnthc
jss4t,eitiiss -eif.4-ttitr-ti tyr runrprurrruv
measures of 1880, and IaliGehby the people
10 the Presidential election " 1862, aud re-
affirmed u lhe Kansas Nebraska act Of 1904,
end incorporated into The Cincinnati Plat
farm in 1856 ~ eApouuded by Mr. Buchanan
in bic leucr accepting the nomination, aud
approved By the people, in that event my
attends viii be az liberty 10 present my name
10 The Com eEtion, III lhcY hle nIlneI L. do
%. II, on the 'oontmfy. il shall lIrcome the
paliay Of the Democratic party ~ ich / e1g-
hlt AnTitlpalH, 10 TtpUuldtr thrzF, Muir IrUu
honond principles, oE which We have arhicy-
ed 80 many patriotic triumphs,nnd IN lieu Of
them the Convention shall lnlrrp0lnte into
the creed OF the party such new issues as the
revival Of the African slave trade on Con
gresslnnal slave code for the Territories, or
the doctrine that the Constitution Of the
uuited States either establishes or prohibits
slavery IN lhe Territories beyond the power
OF the people 10 control IL, 40 nther property,
Il 10 due 10 candor 10 say that IN such nu
event could not accept tho nomination II
rendered 10 me,
Trusting that this answer will be deemed
sufficiently explicit, ! am, very respectfully,
your friend s. A. DOUGLAS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

tv"A constable Of Dalton, Macs, has been
prosecuted IS. 40, Killing deg. ~ Inc ,:a.u,e
requires, The defense he sets up is his ina.
biIity 70 hit mark SO small as common
sized dog.
" Merriam, the sage OF Brooklyn Heights
has just started monthly devoted exclusively
to thunder and lightning
o. J, T, Headly has been appointed by
the Associated Press their especial cores.
pondent at the seat Of war In Italy.
Illinois would make forty such states ms
Rbodo Island, and Minnesota sixty. Mis-.
souri, is larger than all New England, Ohio
exceeds either lrclsnd, Scotland or Portucnf
and equals Belgium and Switzerland together.
Missouri is more than half rs large ms Italy.
and larger than Denmark, Holland, Belgium
and Switzerland. Missouri and Illinois nre
larger than England, Scotland, ireland and
Wales.
j. The Boston Journal announces tho depar-
turo for the East, on Monday, IN the bark
Race-llorse, Of five missionnrts, under the
auspices OF the American Board of Commits.
Sioners for Foreign Missions. They wcro
the Rev. J. +. Clarke aud wife, who will be
connected with the missions in Northern
Armeniai Miss Maria a, West, who returns
to resume her duties as teacher in the female
seminary at Bebtk Miss Myra A. Proctor.
who will join the seminary at Aintab as
teacher and Mrs. ]. w Parsons, with her
two children
A correspondent Of the Nuw-York Express.
who recently paid a visit to the Bank Of
England, says: There was one item which
learned from tAo bank, decidedly gratifying
to my national pride. 1t was this. Not
angle piece of American paper which laid
over during the late panic now remains un-
-pnd. This, says MI. ElscY, the Goyetnar
cannot be said of any other nation ON the
earth! Let the bears on American securl-
tics pat this in their pipe and smoke it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
EBsox county Convention.
Aiat. Csgfmiifss

The Republicans oftho County " EascS arc
requested 10 meet DO convention ar Guildhau, on
Thursday the 7th day ofJuly next, a. 10 O'Clock
a ~, for tho purpose o. making the usual e1un-
~ nominations,
A Representation rom every town In the oounY
l. Important and desirable.
WM. H. ItAIlsuOHN, Tor Committee,
June l5. 1850 48al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Thnt nrnn.h.cf-promL.r 49,.

\ verdict was found in this case FOR the
plaintiff in the sum Of $3.50, nul costs. This
verdict surprised c'ory one, We believe. the
plaintiff as Ncllns others. We think it f.
generally understood that tn, defendants
conduct on the vi,ncss-stpnd had more mau.
eoes with The jury in placing the damage
20 'I'g''. than amy vSidcncc which appeared.
or any damages which the plaintiff really
sustained. The ,ulgarily aud obsccuit, dis.
closed in this case received universal con-
domination among those who heard il. G.
c. 4 G. W. Cahoou md Stoddard were en-.
gagged for the plaintiff. and l.. A. Cahoon anil
7. Bartlett, for defendant. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Orange County.

John Messer Of Bradford took strychnine
aud molnsses on Friday, then told Of it. The
doctor pumped him out and on Sunday he
was well enough to be robbed. as he saws.
The mail service in Vermont is being re-
duced in many places from n daily to tri-
weekly.
Horace Bean Of Bradford committed sui.
eide by taking opium, on Wednesday Of last
week.
The celebrated Morrill, colt, owned by Mr..
Perley Roberts Of Washington, weighed,
June 10, the day he was two years old, 1927
lbs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
A Great Nuisance.

We hope the wpnted quiet of next Sabbath
night will not be disturbed =As any noisy
demonstrations This firing Of guns, and
marching through the streets, mixing night,
hldcous the night before the fourth, is in
very bad taste, and entirely unnecessary. II
those who usually indulge in such things
have no regard for the Sabbath or the sleep
of the community generally, they should de-
sist in consideration of The sick who arc al
ways found in every village Of any consider
able size. We know'thut President Adams,
or some other foolish man, said that the
fourth Of July should be greeted by the ring
ing Of bells, the firing of cannon, &c, but he
would. not countenuncc the nightly demon
STATIONS Of our time. This night bowling is
a nuisance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
VglcbTalion az Lyndon-Omccrs OF Tho
Court Adorned.

The County Court WAS adjourned hst
Friday afternoon, 20 the fourth Tuesday lu
July. TWAS in session here nearly three
weeks We have attempted TO give CON.
den'cd report Of lho manner in which "ius-
Ucr woa dispensed with, AS Mrs. Parting
trT' v77'l''i Fly i7'It vrru E1rry 10 r5tig5 rtsr
in 'he hurry Of last week we only gave the
Initials Of some Of the council Engaged. Il
vas m oversight.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Importnnt ro.l DILL Arrnnccmcnt.

The Postmaster General has issued in
sIruedons to tho different Offices Throughout,
the country requiring much more labor 10
be performed in the large Offices than for
merry. 1t is this: All post-mastors in New
England are now required'to mail letters. for
places in New England direct to the places
Of their destination, instead Of to the gener.
raj distributing offices, as heretofore; and
letters for other than the New England
States are e be mailed to the nearest dis
ttibuting office to the place where ;hc letter
is dirccted except when the writer places
upon the letter the words email direct
shcn the postmaster must follow directions
Such being the "instructions," Mr.. Post
master Barney will close the mail at this
place half an hour earlier than heretofore, in
order to give time to conform to them. The
mail South will close at s o'clock A. VI. on
and after July l. Those. having letters to
write had better make a note OF this.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

We believe IL would be impossible hr O
postmaster, or a postoihce clerk, 70 suit
every one but perhaps the services Of Mr..
William Parks, who has been To- the st.
Johnsbury office for the pact two years, have
been as acceptable 10 Nm. public a. those Of
any ono could be-. We have always found
him obligiug, careful, and correct in attend
ing 60 tho perpIeHIng business ~ the post Of
fee. We bespeak frieuds for him at Spring
field. Masa.. whore hr has gone 90 reside.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

EFFECT or WAX oN HUMAN STATUTE
Doctor Bell says lhet-if the eurst ul var be-
long entailed on nation, the physical cncr.
gics Of the people may suffer by the loss or
It's finest population, TO such degree that
the succeeding generation will fall short Of
ITS standard stature as was the case with the
French youth drafted fur the army after the
gencral peace. Thus, in 1920, out of one
million twcnty-thrcc thousand four hundred
and twenty-tNo young men drafted to serve
10 the army, three hundred and eighty thou
hlnd Two hundred -tl,lpte-a- ,,t.fe-seet
back because they fcl short Of even the III.
minut!yc Stature of 1 feet ten inches French.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

War bulletins take up most of the empress
Eugenie's time, but the mantua makers are
not entirely neglected. II is said that a new
sleeve OF her invention, which has obtained
great favor in Paris is called the Francis | st
sleeve II is long md wide. gathered Nv a
band Of the stuff or Of ribbon which extends
its whole tUHpjh, and is terminated by
round loose wrstband under which passes
graceful pulled or ruched sleeve.
The ZoUAyEs,- people suppose that
the /ouovcS, so often mentioned in the con.
nection with the Italian war; az well as with
the late campaign in the Crimca, are corp,
of Arabs. They are only Frenchmen in
Arab uniform, and are made up Of men se-
lected from the old soldiers of the regular
army for their fine form, tgreat strength and
tried courage.
WOUNDED HoNoR.-The correspondents
Of the Steele at the seat of war report that
most Of the Austrian wounded have TO turn
on their faces when their sores are dressed"
From this statement il would seem that the
gallant defenders Of a womnn-hogging dc,-
potism have themselves received a consider
able whipping Punch,
DulCIoUS--A steamer running between
Newport, n, j., and New York has taken
$4,000 baskets of Strawberries to the latter
city during the season, valued at S2S,5OO.
Another hoat from the same port has carried
nearly as many. Two bundled and twenty
thousand baskets Of strawberries were taken
into New York by the Eric railroad on We'd
ncsday,
a Philadelphnn lately put 100000 into
the hands Of his stcpsons, in order to cheat
his creditors and has hem paid for his dis.
honesty 10y the fight Of his stepsons with The
money. leaving him two shirts aud boo,jaek
TO begin the world with.
The officers Of Sing Sing prison, New York,
have invented another instrument Of torture
more barbarous than the shower hath lti'
A heavy iron cap, which drives the Nearer
nearly mad in few hours The Sing Sing
iorturers had better buy up the old in'tr'
menta Of rhe Ipo,,;.;,;,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

There VAS runaway horse 10 Main street
90 Tuesday, no damage done except 10 the
wagon, which was somewhat broken. The
best way 20 secure o horse is 20 hitch him
win D strong halter 10 o good, sound post
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
a 4" Heated Term"

a Heated Term"
For the past few days we have had exceed
ingly hot weothcr--as perhaps some of our
IeAders- KHAN Ga Medneaday nirbt thnre
was heavy thunder shower. and the mercu-
ry fell forty degrees in n very few hours, so
that on Thursday il was more than comforta-
bly, cool
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

LGur ASH LoyE-Halls journal Of
Health says, "a finger nail is renewed in one
hundred and ihrty-two days In winter, but
requires only one hundred and sixteen in
warm weather. And as light hastcns. veg.
citation, so il Is known that the hair grows
h'ster In the day time than IN the night and
the beautiful principle holds good MS to our
moral being. We all expand and grow into
the likeness Of our great Father in propor-
tiun as charity keeps up the warm summer
time IN our hearts, while the sunlight OF a
life that is pure and true dispcls the clouds
and darkness of rong.dongs, and creates
an atmospheric fit for the breath of angels"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

Stephen Scammon Of Stratham hasa three
year old Ayrshire hcifor that gives 10 quarts
of milk rer day, from which,he has made 20
lbs Of butter IN one week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
bennington County.

The wagon and blacksmith shop Of T.. O
Conan in Bennington vas destroyed by Gu
on saturday night week. Mr. Comars los,
was $500.
j. J.. loulcn has not been removed IRON
the post-onIcc at West Rupert, o., bcrs,o'or,
published,
The.Banner calls FOR noFe and better side
walks and truly says that good sidewalk,
speak better Cor a village, ~ the estimation
Of s,raugcrsthan anything else Of equal cost
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
LOCAL AND STATE.
Multiplying mo Means,

multiplying tho Mohnh'
we arc nov receiving large additions 10 o,f
printing facilities, n iho articles u type, ban
yood bud metal Borders, Roles &ai also caris
udfaprr of almost 100 kinds and Guaiiies, con.
atant} On band. Wc about adding 10 our o.
. fee Improved printing machinery, with which we
/ hope o. dlEooi Wur. a. sh1u notice. The pat-
roHage Of the public % iudDd. n
The Fourth of July ~ st. JohnlhurY. ---
Change OF Arrangements.
a programme Tor ihe celebration Of Die
an OF July vas announced 30 lho Caledo-
uian two weeks pgo, bot subsequent con-
situations Of tho o. mmitloe disclosed dif
iicult.es 20 ho overcome in carrying out the
Programme in its original form, which have
tel to tho decision O. hb4udun Il nr the
present year--of which $40 we're not fully in-
formed in season for our hst weeks paucr.
. IL is due 90 the preliminary committee, who
reported the progr NINE, Co. say thatIhey
nnly reported lho expressed wishes Of mauy
Of our principal citizens and not merdlytheir
own personal yi0ws. Mean umn Aarl ~ alll-
gems Of tbo town have united heterogeneous
Tor o celebration hy the scholars Of the dis
rrIrr- Eeh1uiE, which TTumiEUF ~ bUUrcTrHiH-
ing aud useful, Sec umlce below
District School Celebration.
The tcnchcrs and their scholars Of the
several district schools IN the town Of ST.
fjDhnsAury, are Invited to meet NJ the Town
Hall on Monday, the ith Of July, at two
O'Clock T. NJ fur
| \ GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRA-
TlON.
The scholars win BE- formed In procession
az hafPast two o'clock, under the direction
Of Marshall, with music, and proceed 10
grove, whore they win be- addressed by gen
llcmcn who have consented 70 be present
and contribute TO the cutcrninmeut-the
exercises 10 De interpreted with musci a.
ter NliIch the scholars viii bc invited % par.
take Of rcfrthmcu,a provided Tor the occa-
sion.
We are requested also 10 add that Col.
Merrill, Superintendent Of the lassump.ic
4. r., hns kindly offered 20 run some car, 20
the Centre village, for The scholars iu The
northern districts, free Of charge. Tho
train will leave the Centre about quarter
past one, returning AFTER tbe. celebration.
Rockets viii be discharged Ia the evening.
uAA.
Prr'hirHi-Dr +. Mauocss. IIcc Prc,.
irais-S. $. Thompson, Elisha sanborn
Norman Baker, Jeremy Pearl, Chnrlcs Fol
son. Eustus Graves, Ri-c W1rlal Dr.
{. o. Dcnison. tswhtIai Msalals-H.A.
Quimby w. II. Hubbard, C. W. Adams.
cAr7'f7ifrr---ftrv. VI. .--ff-utrrTuu. Felaer
RI Hc'iwdhon-L ", Sauhorn, O,Ror-
$. II. Ladd. Toast Nmias-L W. u(orn,
G. X. Hubbard. Poiirs-A o. Hau.A H..
S. Carpenter, c. d. B'gclow.
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nl.lricl schnnl Crlrhmllnn.

The teachers and their fchoiau Of The
several district schools In the town Of st.
iphnslury, are Invited to meet NJ the Town
Hall on Monday the ith Of July, at two
O'Clock i. VI. fur