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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
Early Settlers.-Wm, Hyndmau.

The oldest Of the first settlers of Ryegate
is still alive in the person of William Hvnd-
nan. He was born in the Parish of Calal-
en-, Scotland, March 80, Ill. and wa,
trough: to America the same year by bis
narents. In l713, while in Princetown. n.
j., they learned that a Scotch party had
bought tract of land in Ryegate, (hen in
Colchester Co., \. W They Immediately
came to that township. When Whitelaw
f. Alien with Mr.. Church, one Of the pro-
priet2rs, came to divide the town (the
Scotch company bought one-half) they found
Mr.. Hyndman (Willam's father erecting a
house. William was great favorte, being
at that time the only child OF his parents.
(they afterwards had five others) and the on
ly child north of Newbury for many miles.
When % years old William sought the hand
Of Esible Brock in marriage, and found :.
determined rival in young man from Peach
IN, who was one OF the strongest and smart
est men Of that time. They both determined
20 have the girl, and not being able to decid-
the matter amicably they agreed to settle the
question by hand-to hand fight. The con-
fict took place according to agreement, and
after long contest, during which William Of
tel. declared he would die rather thanyield,tae
Peacham man, who vas the strongest of the
two. gave up, remarking that he could whip
him easily enough but he would not stay
whipped. After expressing his admiration
for the fortitude and perseverance OF VIII
liam in carrying out his fixed determination
he gave up all claim to the girl and parted
with his rival by hearty shake Of the hand
None rejoiced at the result of the confess
more than Esible Brock, ~ho proved prize
well worth the struggle. They were married
by Mr.. Goodwiilie, end are the parents Of
boys and ) girls. Mr. Hyndman still live,
in Monroe, n H., and mas the same straight
well built frame, but at the age Of nearly 9:
his step is more measured than formerly.
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High Prices.

Our readers will notice that the price of
Iu4 CALIFORNIAN is the same, to those Who
pay in advance, IS it was when paper was
9 crats pound (now it is ID potatoes were
a shilling bushel, they are now 60 cents)'
oats were 80 cents, (now COY, butter shl-
ling, (now % cents), sugar S cents, (now
lS). and when most other articles eatahie or
disable are proportionately advanced IN price.
II must be evident to all that only a decided
increase in our subscription list will allow Us
:. keep he paper at that low price for any
l.. 9Th Of time. (2D
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Y II + CAL E DON I AN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Rrlet Locals.

Bret Locals.
The Soldiers Aid Society will meet a,
the residence of Rev. W. W. Thayer mex,
Tuesday.
The sorrel morgan horse owned and
r,1e bv chief marshal Hall at our las, count,
f,;r has been re-sold at Philadelphia for
500. Good horses never bore better
rrce. but many think they will be much
r;,ber another spring.
4 contract for supplying the United
States pos totfice department with letter bal
orcr, has been awarded to Messls. Fairbanks
go.
TIE hail was packed Thursday night,
I,.Col Groul made an opening speech OF
.15ut an hours length, in which ne reviewed
tbr history of our country and the blessings
attendant upon its form of government in
com,,arson with those of the old world. He
vas lowed by Col. Randall, who was suf-
:. 80 from so severe hoarseness that he
. impossible to say but few words
o.. those ONLY by the greatest effort. BY
~...e,t Il it, Thompson ne gave brief but
rr,l,ng account o: the part the I'd VI. brI-
c,l- k in The battle of Gettysburg. Hon.
~ l,yweIl of North Troy was then called
o,.. and he made good impromptu speech
..La always does. It. Clarke who was pro-
musaa! Of the ID Vt. brigade, spced
the meeting with frequent songs generally OF
. g.trotic nature. He is capital singer for
s.cg "a occasion.
We learn that Mr.. Arthur Ropes of this
Iii. ~ has been el cted cashier Of the North
i'd Bank, at Mortified, Vt. a good ap-
n,rr,moat. He ASSUMES his new duties the
list o. January.
If We are in error We hope to be correct
3D.. bG, from present Information we claim
mt ST. juhnsbury has raised more men
s,yc- the Ute call for 900 volunteers than
any other town in the State At the present
writing. Dec. 9, IS men have enlisted and
been worn into the service.
AS usual We must give the weather a
paragraph this week. Up to Wednesday
there was no show Of s1ow-the ground was
finely frozen, but the roads were as plank
floor Wednesday night the wind changed
to the northwest and Thursday morning ii
cut like knife. Remember the poor.
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hanged Hands.

Mr. Prescott has sold his livery stable, to-
gether with the horses and carriages, coaches
snd sleighs, harnesses, &C., to Messrs. Mark
R. Bruce of this village and f. W. Catbes
Of NcIndoes Falls. We understand the sale
amounted to some $4,000. The new propri-
e,ors are enterpris:ns and obliging men, and
the popularity of the stable will be fully sus,
tanned by them.
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ORDER Of NOTICE If SETTLEMENT
pp,IEAND F. WALKERS ESTATE

aProbate Court held at ST JOhnsbury in said District
ON the sth day of Dec A. ID. 1863.
WHEREAS, Jabez W. HUvey, Administrator on the
estate W Br,Irard Walker late OF Hardwch in said dis
trirr trC.ased PROPOSES render account of his
administration and present his account against said
tat for examinations AM allowance for the purpose oi
,stf, parton and distribution OF the residue OF said
state uude decree Ui said court, among the persons
no are by law entitled to the same Ii Is therefore or
iar nv SaI court that the under cJusi dera
oI and be L,rd al the Probate ONCE, in St JOhnsbury
an In, 2th day vi Dec A D. 1903 And II is further or
r,i that all persons interested be notified hereof by
nutaou OF COPY of the record oi this order IL the
Ealedonan. printed St JOhnsbury, three weeks sue
C,siveIy previous said time Of hearing, that they
.I appear and contest the allowance OF SAID account
II hey cause and also he heard by said court il the
matter partition and distribution OF said estate
BY the court, r
A true copy of record ,,,>,n ,
1913 Attest Asa L. fhhNCh' SuuSe.
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/ Good Example.

Mr.. James Mutt, file manufacturer OF this
town, came into the shop this morning and
said he had remarked that for some time
every thing had been on the advance except
journeymen's wages, and he thought 1t was
time that some one made move IL
that direction; therefore he should give his
men an advance of % per cent. on our for
mer list Of prices, in order that We nigh
keep up with the times. For this We return
him our sincere thanks. WORKMEN.
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COrinth Copper Company.

This company has 40 men in its employ
ment. The mine is in the town Of Corinth,
Orange county, IL miles from Bradford, to
which place the ore is conveyed for transpor-
ta,ion by railroad. Henry Barr ard, Esq.
PRESIDENT; W. A. Cleveland, Esq, secret"ry
both of the city Of New YORK.
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Paw in Advance.

Most of our subscribers took advantage
of our advance terms last winter Friends
We thank YOU, and would now only remind
YOU that most of your subscriptions expire
in December, and renewal Of the same IS
hoped for. Oar readers will bear IN mind
that while paper stock and everything els.
that we use in office Or house has advanced
at least 80 per cent, the prize of The GALE
DOMAIN is the same it has been for The pal
ten years, to those "ho pay down. It's on.
to those WHO choose not to pay il advance
that We have raised our rates. Our term
are kept standing on first page. CD
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Small Salary.

We learn that a clergyman in this county
stated to his congregation short time since
that hi, salary for the three past years had
amounted to $50 yearly. 1t will not appear
strange that he has sought and found a new
fed OF LABOR.
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!lOS.ish.

I. l.. Marshall Of Burke killed hog Nov.
~, fifteen months ole, that weighed 600
pounds. Whose hog beats Mr.. Marshall's
hog?
Mr.. c. d. Parker, of Lyndon, killed to
pigs under s months old, one of which
weighed $50 and the other 2S5 pounds. AZ
gresate, 6l5 pounds.
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The Court.

The court.
The case being tried by the court the pres
ent week is one that eXcites considerable IN
terest and one that may Involve heavy dam
ages. 1t is Tuckermau Bridgman rersns the
town of Hardwick action brought for al
leeed injuries while ridirg over the highway
in that town May ., 1862. The claimant
attempted to prove that while riding along
in the evening nf the above date. over lev
e. piece CT road, the wheels Of his wagon
dropped into culvert, the covering OF which
had decayed and fallen in. the shCck OF
which threw ont the kingbolt OF his wagon,
thereby violently pjecting him from his seat
! in the wagon forward upon the ground. In
! mis- descent his right shoulder struck the iron
| plate on the forward axle, causing fracture
of bone in the Joint from the effects OF
which he has never recovered, and with the
! Ultimate prospect of entire loss Of all use II
tn, arm. Since the accident he has only
been ahle to USE his fingers and move tn
wrist Joint having no power to raise his ann
or extend it from his body. The defence IS,
first. that the road was III .air state 81 re
pair for the time of year, II being before the
cround was settled and before the usual time
of working highways; second, that the plain
tiff was driving at 50 gre It speed as to m'"e
him alone responsible fer the accident; and
third, that the plaintiff was not injured a;
, all. but has conceived aud fabricated this
story to extort money from the town. Inc
case was commenced las, Saturday morning
and the arguments will be Completed to-day
. (Thursday) A great number OF witnesses
we're examined on both sides, among whom
, were several surgeons, to whom this case /:
particularlv interesting. The a1lest counse
are engaged, and their arguments are being
, listened to with much interest. Hon. Thorn
J, as Bartlett and I. P. Redfield for the plain
!, tiff, and S. B. Colby and B. n. Davis, Esqrs
FIR the town of Hardwick.
y Although this is near the close OF the sec
- ond week of court this is but the secoh'
# case triel How many more will be 1rouSh
- to trial this term we cannot tell.
Col. Charles B. Stoughton Of the 4th VI
se on account Of disability from wounds rece''
Il
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New Advertisements.

l.. S. } 2O's-Fi>, & Hatch.
Bank Meeting-E. c. Redington.
Dissolution-C W. Evans x Son.
S>ating Park-B. Butler.
Notice-T. Prescott.
.uction-J ames Smith.
Auctinn-p Philip Smith.
Farm for Sa!e-JOhn Gilkerson.
TO Horse owners. c. Bingham.
Remember the dead, by Gage"
List Of letters.
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Bark e All Right.

At spirited and well attended town meet
ing on Saturday the 9TH, it was almost unan-
imously voted to pay volunteers for the last
call 1925. No opposition except by those
who had good reason-in paying the con-
script tax. On the same evening rugged
boys came forward and put down their names
and Monday morning more followed, ou'
OF the 10 to be raised. D.T
We learn also that the town voted to pay
Mr.. Gray the same amount, he being tht
Only man drafted who went to the defence o
ms country, the others who were accepted
paying the Communication.
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GRiGIE,'S (ilI.E..3RsTH.D SiITE.
ASSURE RELIEF For The SUFFERER.

This Salve is vegetable preparation. invent
&c N the 18th century. by DR. WV. GRACE,
surgeon in King Jalnes's army. Through its
acencv he cur,d thousands OF most serious sores
and wounds that baf:i 4 the skin of the most
e:E.i-el.. physicians Of lis day. and was regarded
by al who knex him Is 4 public henefaetor.
Grscss Celebrated Salve cures Burns.
Graces Celebrated Sslvc cures Scs,ds.
G.aees Celebrated sai-o cures FLESH Wounds.
Grsee's Celebrated Salvs cures Corns.
Graes's Celebrated Salve cures Felo1s.
Cruces Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
GrRce's Celebrated S,lve cures Wens.
G-acs's Csleh-sted S2lve cures Callouses.
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rheum.
Grace's Calculated Salve cures chilblails.
Grsee's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast
Grace's Celebrated Sslve cures Sore Lips.
Grs7e's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores.
Graaes Celebrated Sslve cures Assesses.
Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Ulcers.
Graee's Celebrate SslTe cures Chapped Hands.
6race's Gel srsted ssive cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down TO common Pimple. II eradi-
Gates limples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salre in prompt and ener-
setir action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers. Sailors, and Fishermen, VIII find this
Saiye their best friend.
/; has move OF the irritating, heating proper
! ties q other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
I heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
! children. should keep box on hand IN case of
I accident, for II viii save them much trouble.
! suffering, and money. All if wants is fan
lrisl 10 cure old and inyeterate Sores.
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Also. it may re had At the following places:
John Bacon. St John >bury Center IL A. Quinn
by, Lyndon Center; Soper Bean, Coventry; A
L. VI ay K u, South Hardwiek Delano x Son,
E. Hardwick J. ) II Weeks, Danyille W. II.
Nelson McIndoes Fall |. L. McClary, Peach
am; G. +. Wooster, Mansfield; +. Demlng,
Wells River; g. Cowles, Ryegate Welch. Clark
K Co, Croton; Tabor x Collins. Topsham L.
F Page & Co. Plainfed, &. B. Putnam, Barre.
And by Druggists generally.
A. A. Woolson. Lisbon, n. H., agent for the
State of Vermont. 62:93
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u nierfOrd.

Our subscribers in Waterford will notice
TINT there is change of agent there. Mr.
Fry will be ready to settle with any who de-
s:e it by Dec. IA.
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~. JOHNSBURY SKATING
y \ RK

There i now good skating at the Park and the
arrangements are such that it may c, ntidently
he expected for long time the coming winter.
y, v"Tthc,e>s for fear Of mishaps would ad-
wise a. early improvement Of he skating ason
Parents what can be more acceptable holiday
,fg tn your robust sons and daughters than pair
nicely polished skates. or how can you coca
onally enjoy pleasanter pastime than visiting
the Park with your children and SEEING or Gid
Ing with them over the mirrored ice on the smooth
and gtterlrg steel:
Persons fror ont Of Town designing to visit
tae Park the coming season will usually lind the
largest company tChriStmaS and New Years eX-
ccpted) "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Thankful fOrpa,t patronage, an increase Of the
same from old and young Patrons is respectfully
solicited
kemrmher the advantages of skating on the
Park a house in which to warm and no danger
Of being drowned. To avoid mistakes let the
aimirt.2cc fee in all eases be paid Immediately
/ on entering the house.
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Harmony Lodge, No. II, l. D. of &. L.
Regular meetings in Temperance Hall on Mon
day evening Degree meetings once in two weeks
commencing Friday evening, Dec Is Special
Degree meeting Friday evening, Dec. II.
n. NJ. JOHNSON, ". CT
VERNON BELL. W s.
St. john>bury, Dec. t, 1863
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Ltmuel Stevens of Derby, about three
weeks ago had leg broken by the falling of
SINE lum Der. On Friday last amputation
Was pelfJrmed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11

DROCTOR d. VEAZY,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. will prose-
cute all war claims and obtain pensions. boun-
ties and b.ck pay. Office in Champion K Nichols
Block, Merchants Row. RUTLAND. Vt.
REDTIEID PRuCToE,
10.S2 VI. G. VEAzY.
r., ro "A ' knowing.
NJ 49, c. c. CIIILDS
Has the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED
Stock cf Goods in his lire of business in
Caledonia County, and ti.ose who ike IL
buy goods at his former
CHE i p PRICES,
Can do SO, as bought most Of my presen
Stock from
II TO 10 PER CENT LESS
Than they could be bought at the present
time.
keep constantly on hand large assortment o!
Fine Gold 0nd Stlrer american, English
AND SHISS MATCHES,
Al bought when Watches were 40 per cent less
than now
4 fine variety Of: Jewelry. Chains Studs. Lock
cts. Bracelets. Pins. IaJi.s' 0nvx and Fine Geld
Sets. latest STYLES. and various other styles too
numerous to mention. Also
SILVE SPOO Ms,
fOf my own manufacture, l also cngrave free OF
charge At time Of sale. both Silver and Plated
spoons and Forks Plated Ware such as
BASKETS. CASToRS. SYRUP CUPS.
>rouxS. roHks. KNIVES. ETC.
SPECrACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
Of Sold. Silver and other kinds Of how> NJ
assortment and cNu,rirIcc are such that | can
fully supply the wants If those who oan be help
el. equal any opi.cian. ana, 4, one fourth less
ur.cc.
4 Norton'~ ami Dawson, Warren X Hyde
celebrated Cola "c... an !.<.ra,i,u Cases
OOkS x STATION ERY
Concentrates, School BOOKS. Bibles.
! Bank Books. Chiirsn> Books. Git Books,
I sheet Nu~i. Letter Paper. Envelopes.
hest Ink made. Sc.. &c.
/ STEEL X LiTiuGEA9H ENGBAVINGS.
! oil Paintings. Pictures :,r G.sc.au an, Cravo:
/ Painting constantly ou hand Also. oval a,.d
Square I'll; AMI Kos wood Frames. Y large stock
FANCY GOODS AND GErNAN TOYS.
. Bird Cages Travelling 3a2> AMI Baskets. Table
/ and Poke. Cutlery. Peri. .4i,7,. Combs Brushes
! Portfolios. Military t., a.d i'raur
DOG COLLARS
! Hrr avs require N !orS - y,.- collars wi;'
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- + A l. E S L A Re A y ID
PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT AUCTION!

ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER a, 1868,
At 10 o'clock a. NJ,
The FARM upon which the subscriber now
resides situated in Ryegate. miles from Rye
gatr Corner, miles from Peacham and from
Wells River. Said ia m contains about 40 acres
well divided into tillage, pasturage and wood
land Upon the place is good apple orchard :;
also, sugar orchard containing between $50 and
300 trees. There are good buildings on the farm
with never failing water running to both house
aud barn
Also, will be sold at the same time 20 tons Hay
between ) and 20 tons Straw. , yoke Oxen, and
many other articles not mentioned
Terms Liberal. iAMES SMITH.
JOHN II MOORE, AactiOneer. 16:U
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD POSSESS y
CLDTiIES-W RINGER.


BECAUSE
Is, Tisa relief - ;he hardest par wa>I.u--lIy
II eIlaes the ssa>Ii,- t' - i"I ia - Jess l..l-
u. |. save, - 10y >A.j,; iiir .isi:.s>
IL u helps wash the ,n-iiv Well a. lTN t.eil
- .c.rSc ii advisable - pr'Cic-a Putnam GTinge-.
ut ,II>-.
ii The roll n,fg- 81 ~~ -lu'zai ~as'.r. vl haa-
hot ami cold wafer. AMI ii neither hr-1> tar Oh
buttons.
d our improved method Fl fastening she rubber L.
.'.e <c:- secured ty l-ler Iiet l~ issued. Ne
believe L, p superior Z" other
81, The Iur ieii- III rai!. thoroughly = aHilikec all
swell split. s.. - ,.naN c,a'c u a--!cE i'>. l.
prevented.
ith. The spiral springs "SvE tie Tolls render this --a-
chine Sc!i-au--. that small AID arr" a-il,.e>. -
Wei Articles uneven H. thickn,>>aTe eTaiI 10 receive
uniform pressure
9Th The patent fast MI, hy which ih- mllhire i
ti-lJ-EeG -!- tut i-IeNe - superior,
pl!city AMI efficiency. I" anything y-t offered.
OH II wii HTiic Thoroughly al. ihi.-- from Angle
thread - i i-i iiiij without iiy af"Tdi q whatever
.th No thui.h~CrrTS ~ complicated ia>i-Ils-S l.
out out 0i order; il be fastened igi-ly l.
tne tub In I single 81 OPAL
We have thus presented VlcuS We ask nn one u
accept adopt ;I-m lA"gt FI.slI- Their T".9ccii->
70 those Ahp doubt. Il there Ice ~ >dN lest the
Putnam ringer; test il THOROUGHLY: list II VITA any 81
All u-r>. ia every possible :naeT. AM decide ipT AOu--
sees idae Try HasIi-ay Ind Il Il entirely
satisfactory, return it.
AGESIS WsNTED-Meu 81 energy, sl4u -uo4 c1Talier,
wishing 10 engage in the sac 81 The PUTNAM hiN"Eh
/ will be Afforded excellent indIceiaeAis
For particulars 10 terms AMI mel S o, sale ailTes'
NeW Milford. Com
Agents wanted in every town III Northern Vermont BY
:. JEW EFT,
70:55t ST JollsouEy, Vt
A-ent :or Caledonia, Orleans Essex and Llmo.le C9ul
| ties.
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Col. Charles B. Stoughton Of the 4th VIZ
on account of disability from WOUNDS rece'v-
ell at Funkstown in July last, has been d.
tailed on special duty in the city OF New
York.
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monica ,,l,r -. ~ with "a ojecl- So -
objects fr postage paid. In hard rueo-r lJr 90
.,i,is!l tie abBve prices M1Anec objects, any
iin,r eSirei-frr haf dozen 10 lJur dozen different
taS-ci>-ca be had n the rate o 81 - Dozen
Ais have interesting "a iei 0i Microscopic Pho
ro-rars-zrnalt- them the l. DIS Prayer Containing
letters space less than hall the size OF Pins
microscope eau be re al distinctly These
BEAUTIFULLY mounted GA gas. sides and VIII be sent by
mai "a rcOcipl Of ufIy Gems eaCn.
Illustrated circulars with isis III mDuuiel objects and
microscopic photo -rafs viii be Sent application
G. H. WHEELER Co
Nos & . Essex ST. Boston,
Manufacturer Agents.
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beautiful and appropriate arii holiday gift, 10
old young. l. the
CRAIG MICROSCOPE
NagnIfies 100 diameterS. or 10000 times.

Although OF a high magnify
ing power, this Microscope Is
80 simple thai 4 child can Use
it-far IL REQUIRES no local ad-
Iusrmeni; there e il neither
iatiSues ne eye, nor weAries
the patience, Lac other Micrv-
scopes
Th~ Microscope tells ne
that Ia the leaves Uf every for
esi. and In the flowers OF every
garden, and ia the waters OF
every r;vul-t. there are worlds
IeeminC with Lille, and number
less A. the glOTieS 81 the TRINA
meui - Cnamers
Parents who visit 10 instruct
ami benefit their children a.
Wen a. Interest aud amuSe
them. viii here find the means
81 doing 20.
The popularity Of this lnStru-
Jaelii i constantly on The in
crease Its pericctuess ~ 4
lulC. uSc0pe, lis power and lis
h-apness, are certainly won
1eiiuL.
rfThis microscope, in lrasS,
l. sent 10y mail, postage paid
Tor SIS. or with D beautiful