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A DEAD SELL.

In one of our exchanges we find the
following mournful account of the diff
culties experienced by an interchangeable
statesmen in his endeavors to advance the
interests of his employers:
An enterprising travelling agent from
a well known Cleveland Tombstone
Mandatory, lately made a business
visit to a small town in an adjoining
county. Hearing in the village that a
man in remote part of the township
had lost his wife, he thought he would 60
and see him, and offer him consolation
and a gravestone on his usual reasonable
terms.
He started. The road was horribly
frightful one, but the agent Persevered
and finally arrived at the bereaved man
house. Bereaved mans hired girl tolC
the agent that the bereaved man wa
splitting fence rails over in the pastur
about two miles The indefatigabl'
agent hitched his horse and started TO
the PASTURE and falling into all manne
of mud-noles, scratching himself wit
briars and tumbling over decayed log;
the agent a length found the bereaVe
man.
In su5dued voice he asked the ma
if he had lost bis wife. The man sal
he had. The agent was very sorry TO
: it. and sympathized with the man yer
: deeply in his affection but death, /
said, vas an insatiate archer and sh'
u down all of both high and low degree
Is Informed the man that what was b
{ loss was her gain,' and would be glad
sell him grave-stone to mark the sp
where the beloved one slept-marble
+ common stone, as he chose, at prices d
IL flying competition. The bereaved mi
/ said there was a little difficulty in t
;" way
u Haven't you lost your wife ? inqu
~ ed he agent.
l., why, yes, I have said the ms
but no stun amt necessary; for y
} see the critter amt dead. She 5000
- Nth another man.
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HoorING CoUGu.-Infant mortality
from hopping cough is often a puzzle to
the faculty, and it concerns mothers
much more than the profession to learn
that a new light has been thrown on
what has hitherto bafiled all remedial ap'
plications set down in the Pharmaco'
peia. a provincial practitioner at Be
ziers suspected that his internal organism
was simply the consequence Of suppress
ed cutaneous eruptions, and by cultiva
ting an external rash he has found II t
yield invariably. The eminent Profes
sor Velbeau, Of Paris has stamped thi
discovery with approval
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DEIsTICAL HISTORIANS.

Gibbon. who, in his celebrated 'Histo-
~ of the Decline and Fall of the Ro-
man Empire has left a memorial of his
enmity to the gospel, resided many years
in Switzerland, where, with the profits Of
his works, he had purchased consider
able estate. This property has descend
ed to a gentleman, who, out of his rents,
expends a large sum annually, in the
PRONUNCIATION of the very gospel which
his predecessor insidiously endeavored to
undermine.
Voltaire boasted that with one hand
he would overthrow that edifce Of chris
tianity which required the hands of y
apostles to build up. The press which
he employed at Ferney, for printing bis
/ blasphemies, was afterwards actually en-
ployed at Geneva in printing the Holy
Scriptures thus the very engine which
he set to work to destroy the credit o
the Bible, was employed in desseminat
ing its truths.
1t is a remarakle circumstance, also
that the first provisional meeting for tn
reformation of an auxiliary Bible So
ciety at Edinburgh, was held in the YER
room in which David Hume, the infde
. died.
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YOUNG GRIMES.

Old Grimes is dead, that good old man,
We meier shall see him morei
But he has LEFT son who bears
The name that old Grimes bore.
He wears a coat Of latest cut,
His hat is new'Gnd gays
He cannot bear to view distress,
50 turns from it away.
His pants are CATERS, fitting snug;
Der patent leather shoes;
His hair is by barber curled;
lie smokes cigars and chews.
A chain Of massive gold is borne
Above his flashy vesti
His clothes are better every day
Than were old Crimes best.
In FASHIONS courts be constant walks,
Where be delight doth shed;
His hands are white and very soft,
But softer is bis head.
He's six feet tall, no post more straight
HIS teeth are pearly whites
In habits he is somewhat loose,
And sometimes very tight.
His manners are Of sweetest grace,
His voice Of softsst tone;
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ONLY YEAR.

One year aga ringing voice,
A clear blue eye,
And clustering curls Of sunny hair,
Too fair 10 die!
Only year-uo voice, no smile,
No glance Of eye,
No clustering curls Of golden hair,
Fair but 70 die!
One year ago--what loves, what schemes
Far into lifsl
What joyous hopes, what high resolves,
What generous striie'
The silent picture on the wall,
The burial stone,
Of all that beauty, life and JOY,
Remain alone!
One vear-one year-one little year,
And so much gone!
And yet the even flow Of life
Moves calmly on.
The grave grows green, the flowers bloom fair
Above that head
No sorrowing tint of leaf or spray
Says be is dead.
No pause or hush Of merry birds
That sing above
Tell Us how coldly sleeps below
The form We love.
Where hast thou been this year, beloved?
What hast thou seen?
What visions hir? what glorious life
Whera hast thou been?
The veil! the veil! so thin, so strong!
'Twixt US and thee:
The mystic veil when shall it fail
That we may see?
Not dead, not sleeping, not even gonei
But present stili,
And waiting for the coming hour
OF Gods sweet will.
Lord Of the living and the dead
Our Saviour dear,
We lay in silence at thy feet
This sad, sad year.
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Ct l say boy, stop that OK
i haven't got no stopper, sir
Well, head him then.
Hes already headed, sir
'Confound your impertinence--turr
him.
Hes right side out already, SIR
Speak to him you rascal you.
Good morning, Mr.. Ok
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ca John Bunyan was kept in Jail in
order that be might not preach; but by
this persecution he was enabled to write
a book in his prison cell which has
preached to England for many genera
tons, and which will edify and enligbten
the world to the remotest posterity.
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a Good farm for Sale

Said Farm Is in Barton. two miles from the Depot
and the read 70 Bloomington. IL consists Of
100 acres is good wheat and corn land. There are
good buildings said farm, having plenty Of water
TO house and barn. Ii has fine sugar place and an
extra lot Of spruce timber. The subscriber wishes TO
sell because he il no; farmer
have aso fourteen acres Of choice meadow land at
Barton Village, Main street. For further informa-
ton enquire Of
JOHN r, PRESTON.
Barton, Jan. l, lsJ9-2~3s
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
When Mr.. Douglas was notified of his
reelection to the United States Senate
he telegraphed back to the Illinois STATE
Register: Let the voice of the people
rule This inspired the editor OF the
Chicago, Press and Tribuneto make ar
investigation, resulting according to the
following statement:
We have been at the trouble of foot
ing up the vote of the State for Repres
entatives in the Legislature-giving MI
Douglas the entire vote polled in sew
eral districts where there were no Re
publican candidates-and we find it +
stand:
For Abraham Lincoln, 124,97
For Stephen A. Douglas, 1908
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g. 1t is much easier TO suppress the
first desire, than to satisfy those that fol-
low il.
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CT There are some men whose op-
position can be reckoned upon against
everything that has not emanaied from
themselves.
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G. That modesty which seems to de-
cline praise, is only a desire to be prais-
ed more delicately.
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GREAT CLOSING OFF SALE.
$4,000

ATORTH of Dry Goods to be sold in 80
w days at the Whole Sale and Retail D y
Goods Store, Barton, Vt, Consisting of Rich
Boiled Black Silks Lyons Silk Velvet and
Fringes for Capes. Ladies and Gents. Broad
Cloth, Cloths for Mems and Boys wear, Thbets,
Lvonese, Debages. Alpacas, Deains' Prints,
Flannels. Cottoas, Linens, White Goods and
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NEW
"A e RAGE SHOP!

- oBERT S. oRkE has just commenced the
"a carriage and sleigh making business in this
village, 10 the building formerly occupied as the
Standard printing Office, where he purposes doing
all work 10 his line that may be offered him.
Repairing done to order in good style, and a.
CHEAP as at any other shop. he will do al
other work usually done IL a country shop. lie
viii also do sign and carnage painting.
Picture frames Of All sizes constantly kept on
hand.
To- He will always be found At bis shop. night
and day.
Irasburgb, Sept /, Isss fsa
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G. The surest way to bit a woman's
heart is to take aim kneeling.
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A LII the popular patent medicines Of the day
n sept for sale at the new Drug Store, south
side common, in Irasburgh.
Sept. 20. A. c. RANDALL.
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Mai. for A. Lincoln,

BooKs.-To divert at any time a
troublesome fancy, run to thy books ;
they presently fix thee to them, and
drive the other out of thy Thoughts
They always receive thee with the same
kindness.-FuLier.
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ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.

DROBATE Courts will be holden at tn Pro-
Il bate Office in Irasburgh on Thursdays Of
each week for the year ensuing
NJ CARPENTER, Judge.
Irasburgh, Dec. l, 1858.
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NEWBURY SEMINARY,
An0 female Collegiate 1ustitnte

FENNER Z, KING, 4. NJ, Principal.
ELEVEN Professors AND TEACHERS.
FRENCH by an educated Frenehmsn. oRNAMEN-
TAILS by superior artist.
coz 40 Pays Board and Tuition in common En-
p-O1oO gish per term Of II weeks.
90 Rooms furnished at moderate prices. Spring
Term opens Feb. 10, 1883.
~ For further particulars, Board or Rooms, ad-
dress the Principal.
PRENTIss KNIGHT, Secretary.
Newbury, Vt Jan. 5, lsJ9-2w4
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SHAWLS.

Cashmere SAWS, Wool Shaws, long and
square, Rich Plaids, and French Dress Patterns.
House keeping goods of every description, and
many other kinds Of goods too numerous TO men,
ton. all 10 be sold in 30 days, at such prices
as was never before offered in this County. We
will name few prices which will be sufficient to
show the enormous sacrifice we shall make in
order to close off every article in 80 days.
Black Silks, Sl,25 worth Sl,75
Fancy Silks, 62-o1 IL LOO, rs
| Thibets, 100 lbs
Silk Neet $50 Y 90
Broad Cloth, 2,25-3,50 $4,000
| Cashmere Shawls, : $4,000 12,00-I5 90
Wool Shaws from $500 TO 500
/ Delains i" II IL 20
/ Prints. 10
ali our cottons at whole sale cash prices, and
/ every other article in our store will be sold a
the same unparalleled bargains All are solicited
to call and share in the great bargains during
this great sale.
J. Fl. EMERSON.
Barton Jan 1st 1859. 3w4*
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL SIORE
IN
BARTON VILLAGE.
In Mansfield's Building
(Adjoining the Barton HOtel.)
M. S. Southworth & Co.,
Have now on hand and offer fer sale at their
store il. Barton Village, a large assortment OF
W, |. GOODS { GROCERIES.
Consisting in part as follows, viz:
E0 Chests of Young Hyson Tea extra flavor,
90 Chests Young Hyson, Fine,
25 Chests Extra olons'
l0En0 lbs Old Government Java Rio and 81
NOOO Domingo Coffee,
S0 bbls. Sugar, various grades and qualities,
OK Boxes Cavendish Tobacco,
Or Boxes Boxes do, Kni0keFbOok'r' a very sup'Fi0
10 Boxes do-' Sheep
r 200 Boxes ground Spices
% Boxes Pearl Starch
i 80 Boxes Cream Tartar
$ so Boxes and 5 Casks s'l'''ta''
o 1On Whole and half Boxes Raislns,
n 100 Boxes Extra and No l Soap
n % Boxes P. D Pipes
'' 900 Reams Wrapping Paper
r 10 Pier0es Rice
90 Casks Super Corb Soda,
,u S0 Dozen BroOms,
ca ROO Kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
90 Dozen Cast Steel Shovsl''
= an Barrels Burning Fluid,
70 az BARRELS Extra Winter, Lard and VIII
'e' 20 Oil,
1te az BARRELS Molasses and Sirups,
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" III IT ALLb IAAEAOI4NNs
He was about the middle height, per-
haps little inclined to corpulency, though
not otherwise than welI-proportioned,f full
faced, but at that time somewhat pale
He wore a large white wig and surplice
He was somewhat troubled with the asth.
ma; and though his voice was originally
one Of great melody, and capable of be
ing modulated to any tone or force within
the compass Of human ability, well re
member that, at the time referred to, b.
spoke with some degree Of hoarseness.-
His text was John xiv. 6,-"I am tn
Way, the Truth, and the Life" In tn
course OF his sermon be made remark
like the following, which, however tam
they may seem on paper, fell with wor
deriul power from his lips :-"Suppose,
said be, "any one of you were lost in tb
wilderness, and knew of no way to o,
outflow gratefully would you WELDON
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- rSsTRIcT or pKlKASs, So
AT Probate Ceurf holden at irAsbGtah, wiftss
in and ssr he Dlsaics atssesale. oasse 81 cav
Sidasy d. Bssss kasnisisssalor "a he sss.ss
of Alfred Mask late q nsrbys secsasssl. sslsd IL
said Ceaft Bis petitioa n Writing fer license %
sell tie interest Of which TIE said Nnsk disa
telxe5 ef Ia about six acres Il land and the hulh
inRs thereon sstuasea in Derby. nnd being TIE
premises oesnpied - esseaaea. md as fsFaaly
~ The time 81 bis death and also setting forth
that The title 81 said real estate y IN liners Stew
art 81 said Derby, BY deed 81 warranty from
said Musk IN bis liie Tine and that when TIE De-
ceased complied With TIE terms Of certain
parose agreement he sals Stewart was 10 re-
convey the premises 10 said Mmsk. wh &C b
agreement deceased never faihiea-and thai
TIE personal estate Of deceased q Insufficient
for the payment ef The debts and charges
against aid estate. ard that a sale 81 the Ia
tesest Of decessed's interest in sad teal sstass
Is necessary for The above purposes
THEREFORE,. IL i oftiered BY said coari
that public notice be gwen 10 ali persona con-
eefned tAercin. TO appear before said court AZ a
session thereof, TO be held al said lrasburgh, on
the asih day Of Aag., 1889 that they may give
bends for the payment q thc debts and Be beard
In the matter Of the administrators account. and
show cause why license should not be granted
as aforesaid.
Aud this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand-
ard a newspaper printed at iras6prgh IN this
State, the iast Of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned Ser hearing as Aforesaid.
Given under my hand at tho Probate Office IN
irasbufgh this "a daeof August A. d. 1883.
saws NJ. CARPENTER. Judge
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Albany, Vt, July 81, 1859.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N FARMER
WEDNESDAY. July q. 1859.
At market 1850 Cattle, 1000 Beeves and 256
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yszFlings two and three years old.
Priees-Marke5 pee-Extra 81 ,50as, 90; LIST
quality, s6,5oa6,75; I'd quality. S6,00ao,00; Sd
quality. s., goat, 90: ordinary, SO, 75a0,00.
Working 0xen-S75al75.
Cows and Calves-S25a60.
Yearlings-s 00a00.
Two Years Old-S22a27.
Three Years Old-s2sa33.
Sheep and lam5s-43so az market. Extra,
s2.75a3, so. By lot 81 .50a2,25.
Spring Lambs-So, 0eao. 90.
Veal Calves Sales at 81, Goal, 90.
Swine-a00 Western at market
Hidss-Tas per To-
TaIl0E-7asc per ID.
Calf Skins-12al3 cts per ID.
Sheep Peits-S0, 90 each.
Lambs Pelts-56c-
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SrABBIsG AND THREATENED LYscH-
ING. New Haven, August l.-At Wa
terbury, on Saturday night, savage az
sault was committed on the person OF
James Shannon by John Riggs, who was
recently discharged from the State Prison.
Shannon was stabbed in the abdomen and
Is not expected to live. Riggs va:
brought to this city to-day for safety, as :
large crowd was assembled in Waterbury
and threatened to lynch him.
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The HoEsE Power Is strong and durable, and
il made 10 run still, b. peculiar construction
ofthe endless chain, causing Il toluTn As smooth-
" around the circles 81 the ends as over the
straight Ways, thus avoiding much unnecessary
friction, which arises from different eonstruc-
ton Of the chain.
The gearing ou Il Is fastened securely in a
simple manner, 50 that it cannot work loose and
come off, which, if happening, prevents the use
Of brake, and the team Is liable 10 be injured
by being tliTown cut Of the Power, from ts get
ting 70 high a motion. II j. geared that team
waking al tbs rate Of ] "a miles per hour will
thrash dry grain. be amount 81 elevation re
quifed depends much upon the team, and cOndi-
lion Of the grain 10 DC thrasbed.
OygRsHoT IBHAsnEEs with yibmting Sepa-
Tat0rs are Ia common use, and are excellent na-
chimes fOr iarmefs asss Al objection 20 The
Ihnshers has always been made On account Of
thsir throwing gram and dust Into The feeders
face. This objection they have overcome ln their
Ihrasher by an arrangements patented BY tiitm,
and which makes the feeders position feoss
objectionable than sny other Ehgnt the machine.
They put on the cylinder faicltef pulley which
Il n great services, rs tie Power can Be stopped
instantly without throwing Of The belt or siFalns
ing any part Of the Poser or IhfagbeF, for The
egiiudeF Is not stopped BY force 0f the belt, but
/ keeps - motion unii spent The eyiiudeF 10
balanced at high speed IN light frame - hs -
run perfectly til aiid has the teeth fastened 10
/ BY a screw aud nat on the Inside, nsaking them
EASILY replaced Il broken 81.
Tbs bearinga III tie cylinder SHAFT lalso those
Of the main shafts % TIE Horse Power age oiled
/ BY wick feeders. which aTs peFisei q ihsf opcr-
/ alton, and prevent hsalug aud wearing u jour
Hais and boxes BY ttsif uniform delivery 81 OIL.
The principal ohieetl9Ls 10 machines u this
class Is their carrying 5Fsr grain IN the straw but
/ Ehey have Ia theirs 8 revolving wife ssparAior,
/ shaken BY cams, which . the beet auaHgemeGi
ID nae 10 separating grain ffoah straw anh win
eiio~ less graie % pass eyer 70 sse s.fAE sAaa
/ any other
i Grain i vel eisausd - The fan. aas delivered
st The eide ofthe machine BY spout lnto meas
IRE This l. made Of = size pied % = Two
/ Horse Power. sad alth ssch Poser vii lhnash
frum 100 % z9s bushels d NhsAt peg aHg and
from ESQ to $50 bashsls q g2isi 8nt aoabge theks
asn8Bnts have bern doHe Under fsyqrable eisssisss
siances. They Hsaks layer a3ss. 3aisnasd % y
worked 81 Lessf fgNsr o. thfee-iiqFse
EaiWay Poser
All MACHINES MAIDS and saia ~ ihksn fssds
IN futasantlsl sad s0gkaiaBiike fi4aaefi 80
! arc warnated - sat tae purchases aifef Aisii
/ 9sal -
4 nv~ lss ms ealy Agsat ~ &c State v FeE.
1okgPH c. P4gsfEaTER.
] gsoueH. VI. jesse q. ifses-sH
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DR. GREENS OxTGENATED BITTERs.
We are not in the habit, as our readers
are aware, of recommending or noticing
the various nostrums that are urged upon
the public attention. But there are oc-
easional cases where a departure from
this rule seems pr oper, and the article
above-named presents a case of this kind.
This medicine has acquired permanent
reputation for the relief of dyspepsia, liv-
er complaint, heart burn, and all difficult
ties originating or proceeding from the
digestive organs, and, containing no alco-
hol, no mineral, OF any poisonous drug,
it is one of the safest remedial prescrip-
lions. For fuller account the reader is
referred to the advertisement ofthe arti-
cle.- Worcester Spy.
From personal knowledge we confirm
all that is above said in relation to this
popular and excellent remedy.
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G The largest newspaper ever pub
hshed in the world, probably, is the q Il
Illuminated Quadruple Constellation" pub
lished in New York by Geo. Roberts
The sheet measures 20 by 100 inches,
contains eight pages, thirteen columns to
q page, and the columns forty-eight inch
es in length. The paper printed on !:
of superior quality, ream weighing BOO
pounds, and costing $50. An edition o.
$4,000 is issued. The sheet before Vi
contains portraits of President Buchanan
Henry Ward Beecher, E. Fl. Chaplin
Horace Greeley Edward Everett, Baror
Huzaboias, and =othorss-
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Ever Flowing and Ever Full.

J. C. EVERY Is Sill At his Cd place n siosr :
FELIzH, disbursing. his wares, to al who favor
hirn with call. His very extensive stock, and
abundant facilities. for procuring goods direct
fror the Manufacturer ia sufficient reason why
be finds Customers. for F1Tpitsys and Cart
1ar5sh. Roc1Papsr. onoeEsry and GiaasOars,
TaEls Cutlery, FeatAers, spriss. Beds Aattrqssssr
LooEszg GLassss, IN svery variety o. Frame. To-
gethsr vita great variety Of Hoasek<ePisS
qoo1s. from long distances Tia htcck j. the
largest 70 be soand ia HsTmsst, and while there
i slesghiag. 81 Affords very f1ycrsbls tins fei
soziaz FarsisaTs szncs Il esn b aoss q 80 IT.
tls yisk. Gsvs siss sesd
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e. John Cobb, young man of eigh-
teen, was hung at Atlanta, Ga, lately,
for shooting a wealthy libertine who had
seduced his sister. Cobb was convicted
and sentenced last year, but the feeling
in his behalf was so strong that Gov. e.
lis was induced to reprieve him for twelve
months
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THE EXCURSION!

Providence favoring, there will be a
Sabbath School Excursion from Barton
to Bradford, Wednesday, August IL
Definite arrangements have been made
SO that we are confident of being able to
fulfil our pledge-let all have time for a
good ride on the cars-then time enough
for dinner, and a suitable number of
speeches. A Bard of Music is expect
ed to go with the trainfrom Barton
Tickets % cents. Each School will
furnish their oua refreshnants Cars
will leave Barton at SEVEN o'clock,
instead of eight. a
E. D. HOPKINS.
Albany, Vt, July 27, 1859.
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LOWELL SELECT SCHOOL,

FEsHE Fall Term Of this School will commence
Il Monday, Sept. 18th, and continue eleven
weeks.
B. W. HAMILTON, Principal
The course of instruction pursued at this school
viii be thorough and systematic. Although each
pupil viii be thought capable of governing him,
self properly the Principal will endeaver TO in
still correct, moral and intellectual principles in
to their minds.
A class viii be formed for the benefit of those
who intend to become teachers; and Lectures
viii be given weekly during the term. Aliberal
patronage is desired
TERMS .-Priniary Department, s1.5o; Com
mon English, $500; Advanced $3.50.
Lowell, July 20, lS59.-3Iw5