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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
A UCTION SALE.

STATE OF VERMONT.
Quartermaster Generals Office,
Montpelier, Dec. y, 1865.
There will be sold to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction. at Village Hall, Montpelier, COM
mencing on Tuesday, January 9, 1866, at 10
O'Clock \ NJ,
800 new Army Wool Blankets.
1000 new Vulcanized Rubber Blankets.
600 " g 20 Cav'y Ponchos,
$40 new Canteens,
500 new Haversacks,
$50 new tin Cups,
1000 new Knives and Forks,
500 Tin Plates,
And quantity of Cooking Utensils.
The articleswill be sold singly, or in lots of II
each, or to suit the purchaser.
By order of the Governor
1t p. PITKIN, Quar- Gen.
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VILLAGE MEETING.

The legal voters of the Village of St. Johns
bury are hereby notified and warned to meet at
the Town Hall in said village, on TUES
DAY, JANUARY 9, 1866, a. P. NJ, to act on
he following articles, viz:
LIST To see if the Village will vote to raise a
sum of money sufficient to pay the present in
debtedness of the Village.
ID To see if the Village will direct the Trus-
tees to procure Hearse for the Village.
Sd To see if the Village will adopt such addi-
tional bylaws may be necessary, regulating
the measurement of wood sold and delivered
within said Village.
o. ". BAKER, Clerk.
st. Jolnsbury, Dec. 80, 1866. 1t
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fHHlLnes

CHaMges.
Mr.. Win. II. Bailey of this town has sold
HIS farm, stock. hay, etc., to Mr.. J. G. Ho-
Vcy.
Mr.. n. j. Pike has sold his restaurant on
Main street to Mr.. B. +. Peterson; and Mr..
T. has re-sold it to Messrs. Hadley and
Bicktord.
Liiphalet Fulford of Lyman, n. H., has
bought the Willard Kline farm in Water
lord, and the Cushman place adjoining.
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Personal Items.

senator Poland has been spending the
holidays with his family at this place. He
returns to Washington. Friday.
DR.. $. Newell returned from his Europe
an tour last week. He left his compagnons
de rOyagc on the other side of the water.
At last accounts Mr.. Cummings and MeSSrs.
Charles and Franklin Fairbanks with their
families. were at Paris. on their way to TIA
". where they intend to spend the remain
der of the winter.
Rev. ". Z. Darling. who has supplied the
desk at the North Church in this place for
the past two or three months, left for new
field of labor at kennebunk, Maine, on
Monday. During his somewhat brief stay
here, Mr.. Darling gave great satisfaction to
the people generally of his congregation.
His sermons We're conspicuous tor their
originality Of thought. vividness of illustra-
ton. and practical bearing. 1t s under
stood that kew. Mr.. Haydn of Meriden, Ct,
will supply the desk of the North Church
AFTER TWO or tllrce SaDDalNS.
We see it stated that Rev. Asaph Boutelle
has asked a diSmSsiOn from his church in
Peacham. on account Of prolonged i'll
health.
Rev. James Laird of Jewett City, Ct, has
received unanimous call to become pastor
of the church at Guildhall. this state.
\ few friends made Rev. VIM. II. Lord OF
Montpelier Christmas present OF $4,000
life insurance policy. We also learn that
his society contemplate building new
church cditi,e at an early day.
Hon. Charles w. Willard is about to re-
-9me the editorial charge of his old paper
he Montpelier Freeman. Mr.. Willard
has been ing the Milwaukee (Wis.) Sen
incl for number of months. We welcome
him back to his native state.
We understand that Rev. DR.. Mckeen O
Bradford, has resigned his pastOrate, ant
last Sabbath preached his farewell sermon
1t is nearly litty-twO years since he preach
ii his first sermon in that town.
At the Christmas festival at Montpelier
Col. II. d. Hopkins. the superintendent o
The brick church Sabbath school, received
beautiful silver ice pitcher and goblet, as
small token of the high appreciation i
which hie friends hold him. as the editor G
the Freeman said, both as superintendent
Of the sunday school and as the best chol
lister of the best choir to be found in thi
section"
Rev. Nelson Bishop. editor of the Vel
mont Chronicle since 1912, closed his editC
rial connection with that paper last week.
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NIMEKEEPERS FOR THE MILLION.
THE PEOPLES IMPROVED POCKET TIMEKEEPER.
PRICE, 25 CENTS EACH

PRICE, 25 CENTS EACH
The most novel and useful invention of the
age. constructed on the most approved princi pies
and warranted to denote solar time with greater
accuracy than the most expensive watch ever We;
invented. and can never get out of order. No
family should be without il.
P.ice. with white enameled dial. gold or silver
gilt, p cents and sent by mail TO any part Of this
country or British Provinces Address. with one
red stamp, +. e. HOMER,
SS1 BosToN.
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OET YOUR PAMPHLETS AND
PAPERS BOUND.

We send articles for binding to first class
binder every two months during the year. Per
sons having pamphlets or papers to be bound,
can save their Express charges by leaving the
same at this Office. c. S1ONE Gu
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r],i; CALED DON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

,...,.vor 70 mex, TuG CALEpoSIAN valuable
.. "a uer; and orr friends Ill Oa''ionia' Essex ana
.,,u. counties will confer great 'aVof to Us and
materially to the in;er,-' OF the paper by sending
,.I i,rrl- in brief, lcgibe FORM
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aoents for The Caledonian.
BrieT LOcNts.

Members of the Ladies' Library Asso-
cation are invited to A. G. Chadwick, Esq's
Tuesday evening. Jan. 8, at o'clock, to
transact the annual business, and enjoy
social lcvee.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

Charles Whitney of Bristol caught
wild cat in a trap last week. The cat
weighed twenty-five pounds, and measur-
ed four feet from its nose to the tip of its
tail. The cat ran up a tree with trap
and chain before it was killed.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Oliver Boucher was drowned at St. AL
bans last week by breaking through the
ice while skating.
The Burlington Free Press says, a fine
cloak of mink fur was brought out from
Montreal, the other day and entered at
only half It's value, at the St. Adams GUS
tom house, and was thereupon seized by
the officers there 1t was sold at auction
at the custom house here yesterday, and
purchased for $50 dollars by representa-
tive OF the individual, New York man,
who imported the article. The cloak
was, as we hear, originally bought for 500
dollars in gold, in Canada. The cost of
buying it over again, with the necessary
expenses brings up its cost to its owner to
something over /, 400 dollars.
The St Adams Messenger says: Mr.
L. A. Sweeney of this village, has two
year-old hciter, of his own raising, which
he placed on one of Fairbanks scales. the
18th instant, and which readily brought
down 1902 lbs. \ large price has been
offered Mr.. 5. for this specimen of the
lowin. kline.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Martin Mansfield of Moretown has
been fined 500 for violations of the liquor
law.
The [ niversaIists have decided on a
place for their UNCONVENTIONAL SCHOOL
Having given the subject the most dis
passionate deliberations" the committee
say, they decide to locate the institution
1t Barre The town of Barre lies oft
from the railroad. about seven miles from
Montpelier. 1t Is Il tiourl>hing farming
town and Is the site OF the Barre granite
of which the walls of the state capitol are
built 1t is suggested that the edticc ioI
the new school will be Of the same mas
>ivc and substantial material The cor
poratlon propose to proceed at once witt
the buildings and expect to be about
: eighteen months in completing them-
They will cost. together with the nccts-a
~ outfit of furniture and apparatus, about
fifty thousand dollars, forty thousand O
which is already pledged.
MeSSrs. WnSlow W. Avery and Thorn
aS Ii. Cave. until now connected with tn,
Vermont Watchman and State Journal
at Montpelier, have bought the Old Colo
ny Sentinel, at Plymouth. Mass.
STATE AT LARGE.
Twenty live years ago Mr.. Satt"r
Wa, murdered in Shclburnc, VT, and til
murderer never was detected \ few day
AGO the murderer died in Canada, and jus
+ before his death confessed the deed. :
says the Burlington Sentinel. Name DC
given.
Samuel Williams, Esq, of st. Aban,
, secretary Of civil and military affairs to
+ the last four years, has been appointc
y treasurer of the Vermont Central Raj
n road COMPANY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

ON the whole, the winter thus far has
been very mild. Christmas and New Years
were both charming days. The thaw of one
week ago left us in this vicinity just snow
ruough to make tolerable sleighing; and
the farmers are improving it by Shedding in
the wood. which now commands good
,.riru~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

Wellington Williams of Lyndon had l3
sheep killed and 6 others severely bitten by
two dogs on Friday night. The dogs were
followed and found to be the property of IL.
Wilcox and Mr. Clark.
-Nutated scrip and New York bills are
not current here. Persons sending money
will please bear this in mind.
The first national bank of st. JOhnsbury
Ia, declared dividend of four per cent.
free Of government tax, payable January
9th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

The annual meeting of the Lyndon IL
brarv association will be held at c. Apple
bees iewelry room on Wednesday evening
next
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iCcideuts,

Willie, very small son of Mr.. George
Grant of this village. had an arm broken on
Wednesday. 1t seems that he had climbed
upon the rear end of a load of lumber, to
get ride. Ga very bad habit that many boys
IN the village have). and the driver care
lessly overturned his load. breaking an arm
for Willie. as above stated.
We learn that on Tuesday Mr.. Josiah
Gage of this village was thrown from load
OF hay, receiving some injury. His horse
was frightened by boys coasting. The Sc
4e.'men have forbidden coasting on the
man thoroughfares of the village.
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The Mason Il Hamlin Cabinet Organs,

forty different styles, adapted to sacred and secular
sic for $50 $500 each Fiftyone gold silver medals,
other first premiums awarded them Illustrated cat
aogues tree AID ress Mason Hamlin, Boston, or Ma
son Brothers, New York. .sel6
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF
ST ION NSBIPV Ut

The Legislature provided that eonstables
should maze three per cent. discount on the
State tax, if pad to the constable on or before
the 3lst day of January. This is tn notify all
those who wish for said discount to pay their tax
to SIAs RANDALL. at his Store on Railroad ST.,
within this month In case of neglect after this
month. n discount can be made, as the law d.
reefs. And as the constable cannot serve all in
one or two days it is hoped seine will commence
pa, ing Immediately.
CALVIN MORRILL,:
HORACE PADDOCK. ( Selec,men.
JAMES r. S1EVENS)
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NIXTH QUARTERLY REPORT
~ Or THE
First National Bank Of ST. JOhnsbury. VI.

MONDAY. JANUARY l, 500.
RESOURCES.
I. G. G PEI cent. Bonds deposited with
the Treasurer of the United States
TO secure circulation, 80. 600 90
L. =. bon is on hand, iuqJ0.G0
Notes ard riils discounted. l2Sa5q1
Due from National Banks, 36.S2o q
Banking h, use, 5000 10
Premium account. 800 90
Foreign bills. drafts. scrip etc. ia -
L ). revenue stamps. 500 Oh
Lawful money. legal tenders and specie Seas 81
0per cent. compounds. 25,Oo 10
spa, s1S IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, 80 OO0 o.
Circulation, 220.203 90
Due depo>iters. 4l.l93 ~
Profit and loss, l23S2.36
S523.11S IS
| Sworn to before me.
L. c. REDINGTON. Notary Public.
st Johnsbary. Vt Jan. ,, 1866.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
Pe,rv's Moth and FreckIe LOtiOn....

Chosnla Or Mothpach, (aso Lverspot) and LentIgO
FrcckleS often very annoying particularly TO Ladies
of lie hit complexion. for the dscoorei spots show
plainly on the blonde than brunette but they greatly
mar The beauty either; and preparation that ill
eectualy remove them without al jirins the color tex
of The skin Is certainly desideratum. Dr. b. c..
Perry who has made diseases OF the skin speciality
has discovered remedy for these diSCOlOrat0nS, which
is at prompt. nfAkDle and harmless.
Prepared only by b. C. PERRY, DermatOiOgist No 40
Bond New York and for sale by all Druggists in ST.
Johnsbury Price 81 per bottle. Gail for Perry's Moth
and FTeCkle Lotion. tl4n66+
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Liquor.

Deputy Sheriff d. Trull of Burke. on the
9th ult. arrested James Shields tor being
intoxicated, and detained him till the next
day, when he was taken before John S. j.
Bemis, Esq. and disclosed that he obtained
his liquor of Sarah Bugbee. Justice Bemis
then issued a warrant to apprehend Sarah,
who was brought before him and fined $40
and cost, amounting to 5l5,9S. Papers
were also issued to search the premises of
Seim n. Bugbee, where the liquor was sold:
Sheriff Trull searched the premises and
found ten gallon key with about Il gal
Ions of Canada whisky which Shields re-
cognized as the same key from which his
whisky was taken. The whisky was de-
clared forfeited. Selim n. Bugbee was then
brought before Justice Bemis on COM
plaint for selling liquor. He was tried by a
jury of his choice. and found guilty of 10
offences. and fined by the court 800 and
costs. amounting to S4ls.S9.
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~ APPEL disease. They purge the foul humor> which
hr-,,. ai iistcmcT, stimulate sluggish disorder
Ell r-> INTO their natural action. anu impat healthy
tone ili strength 10 thu whole SYSTEM Not
HE every day complaints OF everybody but al,
p'l I' and dangerous Diseases hlle they produce
luVvr.i! c'ciS they the same time in DIMINISHED.
doses. the safest ami best ply that can Ice EMPLOY ell
i'T children. Being >ugdr-cJat-d they pleasant
TAX. .i. being purely vegetable. fI.. from any
II u arm Cures have been made which >ural>> be-
Iiti. they pt Substituted Ia men II such exalted
position "i untruih. MANY eminent cl-rc men ami ply
Iet lily "i remedies. while others have sent Us the
assurance Il their c"nViCo that preparations CON
tribute IMMENSELY L. the relief afflicted suffering
'cll'N
The AGENTS below named pleased furnish gratis
our American AinLiac Containing directions for The
ali r> al it.IT 81 the following complaints:
ta>ilNciC>>. bilious COMPLAINTS, rheumatism. drupsy.
heartburn h"iir n" arising from foul SOmaCh
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IL: tlcTer"i. hItueCy. hess Of appetite. all diseases
LCh TtAir" eNdCUa!it medicine. They also pu-
rNlrE the blood aud StimuIIiI the system. many
complaints which II wuuI not ne supposed they could
reach. such deafness partial blindness, neuralgia and
nervous irra.tv. deIall-emeuS the liver ami ID
lieN- :"Ut and other kindred complaint, ariS NJ fcoln
state BODY. obstruction 81 lis functions
De n !r put oil 10y UnpgnJplcd dealers with other
preparations which they lalAc more profit On Demand
Ayers AMI fake II" others The sick the best AID
there Is iyr them. and they should have il.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires

A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should be checked Ii allowed
10 irritation OF the lungs, e anent throat al
OF incuribie lung disease often the result
Browns Bronchial Tr"CheS having direct Influence I"
the parts give immediate relief! For bronchitis. asthma.
cal.rrh, Consumpve and throat Diseases TrUchcs
Used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers will .iui TroGhes Useful in
cear. the voice when taken before singing Speaking
and relieving the throat alter UNUSUAL exeron OF the
vocal crsaIS The Tr"Ches recommended and pre-
scrlbed BY physicians ami have Ia testimonial, fr"
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parts world AM the T-ochcs universally
PRONOUNCE. letter than ether articles
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take o the worthless limitations thai HAY De- offered.
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CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION will meet al the
North Church, ST Johnsbury Tuesday, Jan 16, at IL
Not on the 9th as usual account of {" the week of
prayer" tS4
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i, the rush Of advertisements seems to
be- over. We commence this week to give
considerable more reading matter than tor
some time past. We hope to be able to con-
tuue on in the same way. Also to give the
Cambridge cattle market one week before
any otherpaper in northeastern Vermont.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

TEACHERS LICENSES
l. i2ic per DOZEN
DEPORTNENT CARDS
l2Vc per d, Ier)
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES
l25c per dOZen.l
BLANK RECEIPTS
(Suc per hunired)
Sent by mail, on receipt Of price, by
VI. STONE CO,
ST JoHNsBUkY. VT.
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GRICULTURAL MEETING.

"A
The annual meeting of the Caledonia Agricul-
tura Society viii be held at the ST. Johnsbury
House,
On TUESDAY. JAN. 10, 1866,
At - o'clock NJ, for the election of officers for
the wear ensuing, and TO transact any other prop
er business of the Society
The farmers and friends of Agriculture in the
several towns of the County are especially re-
quested to attend. l. w. SANBORN. SEC.
Lyndon, Jan. 4, 1876. SiS5
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tut TUT! IfCI1 SCRAICH
Scratch! Scratch! Wheaton's Ointment will cure the
Itch in IS hours.
Also salt rheum, ulcers, chiblans and all erup
tons of the skin. Price 81 For sale by all drug
gists.
By senting 60 cents to WEEKS L POTTER, sole agents
10 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwarded by
mall of postage to any part of the United States
Oct 25, 1865. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

X. ii. Eddy, Esq, of Boston, has well
earned the tltle of the :. honest and upright P
tent Solicitor now universally given him. Pos
ses,ng more years Of experience i'll his profess
sion. and having procured more patents than any
other solicitor now living he is preeminentll
qualified to aid those who may desire t" obtain
patents. or to be advised in respect to the laws
in relationto them. His powers of analysis OF
mechanism, and his quick perception of its novel
characteristics are such, that the claims Of
specifications prepared BY him there is little or
chance for an infringer to eyade the patents
Fer thirty years or more he has devoted his en-
tire time and energies 20 perfect himself in this
department, and there is no man equally compe-
Mt to give advice to inventors. In prosecuting
claims denied upon imperfectly prepared specifi
cations, he has bcen particularly successful, a
large part of hi practice being appeals in cases
where patents have been refused two or three
times in consequence Of inexperience and incom-
potency in preparing papers We confidently
recommend Mr.. Eddy to all who are in want Of
All, information on the subject, and can assure
them that implicit reliance may be placed in any
statements he NAV make.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
sMuLANDER's EXTRACT BUCKU

SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Kidney Disease.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Rheumatism.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Gravel
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Structures
The best fluid extract Bucku before the public, l.
SmoarderS For all diseases above, and for Weakness
and Pains the back Female Complains, it perfectly
invaluable. Fer sale by all ptheCareS everyW =
Price 81. Try 1t, axe no other. BURLhIGH K GERS
W hoesale Druggists, 81 Hanover ST. Boston, Genera
Agents. uiilo'"
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Won't Use any Othcr..-Ihe last and hest
the right article finally; everybody likes 1t: is puTel
vcGrahe hair in four weeks. or money reS
funded II viii do il every time. Three applications VII
cure All humurs oi the scalp. Ask for WhBSTER's NEGEl
TABLE HAIR iNvIG RAZOR, and don't take any other For
sale by all Druggists. tlju!U6
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HALL,S VEGETABLE SICILIAN

HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be
the most perfect preparation for the hair offered to
the public.
1t Is vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
II cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft lustrous
and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use #.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE FIRST MEDICAL
AUTHORITY.
alrAsk for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover,
and take other. X. P. HALL CO,
n prOp
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subscribers who wish their papers dis
continued should be sure and remit all ar
r.,ra,., with the order for discOntinuance.
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YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS

Are the most perfect rur.a-
tive which " IT. able n
produce OF which Ne think
has ever yet been made hy
anybody Til II effects have
abundantiy shown t. IN =
community how much they
eNcelihe ordinary medicines
in use They are safe and
pleasant 10 take. ti. power
iIi L. cure Their peIetrat-
Ing properties stimulate the
vital activities of the body.
remove the distractions ui
il u-.an~. purify the hl,.p,i
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The State Papers.

me STATE IUpeFS.
The Brattleboro PheniX winds up the old
year BY issuing its last number in an en-
laryed form. and with new head. We re-
joice in this evidence of enterprise and pros
perity on the part of so worthy a contempo-
rary. The daily Free Press. Burlington.
comes to us the first of January. much en-
lar~ed. and with third more reading mat
ter than formerly. We notice also that it
arranges its locals together, on page by
themselves. We believe THE CALEDONIAN
was the first paper in this state to classify
its local and state news and give it place
on the third page. Since that time nearly
all its contemporaries have adopted the
same plan. Both the Newport Express
and the Barton Standard are enlarged. and
are we'll printed. live papers.
The st. Adams Messenger announces the
accession of MIR. VIM. II. Whiting, son OF
its veteran editor. Mr.. Z. Is. Whiting. as a
partner in the establishment. and an addi-
ton to its editorial staff, in the person OF
Mr.. Alm0nt Barnes. gentleman OF cOnsld-
cradle literary and journalistic experience