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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-06
ASK. Seek. Knock.

Such is the title to one Of Bro.
Rob. Morris little masonic poems.
The words are very suggestive, and
we would that they could be placed
in letters of burning light before tie
eyes Of all rusty brethren. There
is no excnse for ones being anything
but '.bright'' mason. Ifyou, rusty
brother, will attend your Lodge reg
ularly, listen attentively, and try
to retain what You hear, you will be
surchargcd with masonic Light. Or,
if you are slow of thought and pre-
ception ask of some brother a few
questions only at q time, and every
time you see him, be prepared to
ask two or three more. In your
leisure hours, you are to converse
upon the subject Of Masonry with
some we'll informed brother, who
will always be as ready to give, as
YOU will be to receive, instruction.
Never be content to sit down in
darkness when light is 50 easily pro
cured. Every brother ought to be
ashamed to use the stereotyped
rhrase-',I haven't paid much at
tention to masonry lately, and I'm
rather rusty" If you are so coro-
dcd, begin to rub-brightcn up
Ask, Seek Knock - Remem-
Der the promise Of the Great Light,
ASK and ye shall receive, Seek,
and ye shall find, Knock, and it
shall be opened unto you. '--Ma-
sonic Tidings.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-06
The Old Man.

Bow low the head, boy; do rev:r-
ence to the old man. Once like you,
the vassissitudes of life have silver
ed the hair, and changed the round
merry face to the worn visage before
YOU. Once that heart beat with
aspirations co-equal to any that
YOU have felt; aspirations crushed
by disappointment, as yours are per
haps destined to be. Once that
form stalked proudly through the
gay scenes of pleasure, the beau
ideal of grace; now the hand of time
that withers the flowers of yester-
day, has wrapped that figure and de-
strcyed the noble carriage. Once,
at your age, be possessed the thou
sand thoughts that pass through
your brain, now wishing to accom-
plish deeds equal to nook in frame;
anon imagining life dream, that
the sooner he awoke from the better.
But he has lived the dream very
near through. The time to awaken
is very near at hand; yet his eye
ever kindles at old deeds Of daring
and the hand takes "a frmer grasI
Of the staff. Bow low the head, DO,
as you would, in your old age, b'
eyercnced.-Masonic Trowel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-06
TlaINGS FROM the CRAFT
Religion in Masonry.

At his initiation, a Ma son is
charged "strictly to obey the moral
law What is the moral law
where is it fond? We answer, it is
that code of morals which is given
to us by the Supreme Being, and
which is clearly set forth in the
Bible. We can learn this law from
no other source than the Bible.
Surely, then, a Mason should not
only believe in the Divine authcn-
ITCHY of the Holy Scriptures, but
should study and obey them. In his
respect for the law, he should have
respect for the law giver. The first
paragraph that arrests the attention
in the Ancient Constitutions. teach
cs us that a belief in the Eternal
God, and the rendering to him Of
that worship which is due to the
Great Architect of the Universe, is
the foundation and cornerstone Of
the Masonic character. Nearly the
first words which the candidate for
the mysteries of Masonry hears on
being admitted within the sacred
precincts of the Lodge, is the voice
of prayer addressed to the Throne
Of Grace, in his behalf: while the
first object that meets his eye in the
Lodge room, is the bible-God's 5 own
hook. Thus early impressed, it be-
hoovcs us ever to have this reveren-
tial feeling which fertilizes, invigor-
ates and preserves the moral tenets
Of Masonry.
Take away this religion from
Masonry-the great corner stone Of
the Temple, and what will be the
result? 1t is one of cur first prin-
ciples that no atheist can be made
Mason: we should in that event, be-
come the boast Of atheism over re-
liglon. Our beautiful fabric would
as eventually 60 down, as though
the batteries Of an army were
brought against it, All the glory
and grandeur of our institution will
have departed; when the great moral
law shall have been taken away.
We repeat, that as the foundation
of all our works, Masonry must in
evitably perish without this founla-
ton. And better that it should
that which can not tolerate the cx-
istance of God, and a proper respec.
fer him, is an evil thing which
should not be permitted to live. No,
10: as our faith in the future Of
Masonry is, so let us keep an eye
single to this, her first great princi
pies, the love Of God aud respect for
lis teachings.-Masonic Review.
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JEpruA's TEsr.-SH1BBoLETn.-
Here are some remarks of Lightfoot
in his Harmony of the Old Tesla
mcnt," that will be interesting to
the Fellow Graft: "Jeptha had a
new quarrel with the Ephramites.
and slayeth forty-two thousand of
them by mispronouncing a letter;
he might have offered many words,
that had sh, double in them; as
.shemesh' the sun; 'shelosha,
three: .shalsheleh, a chain; but the
word proposed is 'shlbboletn' DE- 9,
cause of the present Ont t Goo1 Enhr, M ~
ties ere put to call the stream th nat
they desired to pass over - ny :, f. w, ~,
right name, and they could not name
It,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
CAMBRIDGE MARKET..5.

Market Beef-Exrs, $500 "a 14.On First quality
&l1.5' "a Sl2.5. oecond 5000 a 500. Third, So.
81 IA 10.O'.
Store Cattle ng oxen 2 pair, $15o, 600, $3.50,
a $500.
Mich cows and calves-s45 IS, IS "a TO-
IesIlings-S20 "a 80. Two.yelr oId-, $40 q IS. Three
years old 500 "a 30
Sheep and Lambs-In lot, $500, $50 600 "a std
tx IA, 81 80 "a 6.5o. Spring lambs. 5000 "a 900.
Hides, 914 a o0c. Iallow, : "a &c. Pelts, S1.OO "a
$50. Calf Skin, 20 q 00c.
The supply OF cattle at market but trife larger than
last week, Of which number than one-half came
from tie west The quality generally good Prices
unchanged.
She-p-The bulk Of the sheep were sold out early.
Prices higher
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Calvin s. CrOsby's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT. ! IT. probate court held al
tdieCona DsUict s. The probate Office III ST Johns
bury Oh the llth ddy of March, A. ID. 1857
Joseph NJ Stevens administrator the estate o: Cal
VII > CT oS te oi iiaTd|iCk said district deceased
makes app Ication 10 said tor IfSense 10 sell the
Whole oil Inc real estate OF SAID deceased, representing
said deceased
Whe:enp1n It IS ordered b! raid that said applca
Ol De Referred 10 the Nthday March A D. 1867 at the
probate Office ia ST. JOsGury and II further ordered
that ali TsEiIs Interested be nUtined hereof by puDlica-
ton VI hoce OF This application and order thereon
eeis successfully III the CALIFORNIAN, printed at ~
Jousbury before said time hearing that they may ap-
pear al said lime and place. and they object
thereto
i6.i' By the COurt.Attest, ASA L. FRENCH Judge
a true copy OF record.
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
AipkeIs SiOddard'S Estate ,

STATE OF ERMbNrI Inprohate couII. held 1t ST
Caledonia District -. Johrau.ry, said district
on the 9Th day ui March. /. -. 49,.
Ei'aZtT DAYS. admins Ta;ur cum te>iamenta anuexo
upon the estate OF AlpheuS Stnarl, late Of Burke In
sal" District deceased presents his aim in>tr1iiun ac-
c"'li ihT cAtnIiat"u ant allowance. aud makes slca
ilon TOO decree ci distribution and pirtii 81 tie
II said iecca- e..
hereUp"n. II l. ordered l.: SAIL court. that SAID ac-
count aid sail ai!.,at.gn Ue referred - 4 session, az
SAIL court - ~ held al the probate Office IN IN said ST
J,nSify vi tire lSt day "i pr A. d. le5 Er h,aTiu,
al decision thereon And il l. further ordered that mo-
tie hereof be gwen 10 all persons ei este y public-
man. newspaper published at ST Julushurv preyinns
l" said tine appointed Tor hearing hey may appear
~ SAID tiue al pace and show cause. II any they ma
nave, WIN SAIL account ~fIr' pi hc auNe. md such
decree made. b. Court. Attest
4j4> ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
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.InhM Nanhnrn.S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held 4, tre
Essex District. probate Office, il; LuueulH!r.
"ilhin and iUT SAID dStTc the liti dN March 1867
David T)Oiail adm i>ratOr upon the estate Of John
SahbJln. lat" Oi Concord said district. deceased
MAKES application I" said court license 10 sell the
whole oil The real estate oi which said deceased died
seized Iii this state, representing that il i necessary 10
sell part iUr the purpose Oi paving the debts due from
s estate anu thai II would lie io the Interest oI those
Interested III said estate 10 nave the whole sold.
her eup,t - ordered by said court that - id apri-
cato" tc ieleTTed to thereof be held al the
piyDlte Office in Lunenburs, the 2ih day OF March
100 Tor hearing and decision thereon it i further
ordered that persons Interested be Notified hereof by
publication Of notice Of Til. application and order there
OH three weeks suCcesSively ii The CaleLOnan printed
at 81 JOHNS parry eiure said time OF hearing that they
may aPpeI: al said time anu place and IL the see cause
OF jet thereto.
BY the Court-Attest, 46-iS JONAH BROOKS, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
BOSTON MiRkET.-I1.

FLOUR-Western sIperiue II $40 "a Sln.GO- conl-
mon extras Al 5000 a l150 medium 80 ut 81 10 IA
1900 IT. Louis at Sl4.0U "a 1850 q Dbl southern,
Flour, &0o.Oo.
CpRN-WCstcrn mixed o1.13 "a 600. southern yellow
S1.l5 "a LIS OATS-northern, U.65 "a 0.I5 wet IN
Geo "a 600 RYE-S1.20 "a 1.25. SHORTS -s:5.rG Ia
36.oo. FINE FEhD-S3I.0n "a 5000. MIDDLINGS,
S40.~n "a 400 q ton.
PORk-Prime, SIS 90; mess, $500 "a .2.5l clear,
$2iGo a 26.C0 BEEF-Ex;ra mess, S-3.~t: family,
s24.5o. LARD Il q lic. SMOKED HANS, II "a
l44c Z lb. BUTTER, 20 q 40c /. ID. CHEESE, II a
dc = h.
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Caleb Parkef's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hunora
b." probate court To- the district 81 Caledonia comm
sioEers 10 receive examine ami adjust all claims and de-
EdS oil Ell persons against the Caleb Parker
late Of ST Jon>burv ia said district; deceased reuresent
ed iisuIEent AID the term six ronih- from the %
day of Mar l le'ng allowed hy said cont 10 the cre
Tors oi ''t rr> 10 exhibit and prove their respective
tains vet'Te us Give notice thai will attend Io the
duties 81 our appointment The dwci.i.!. aoIse o;
idOw Pauline Parker ST JuiiSt-y in sad dist ric,
on the 6h dy vi April and SJth Gas August next 81
p. NJ on each OF SAID tAya.
l5-is GED E,N%Ey tGom'rs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Post Office Chan0e.

Inc r. NJ. General has changed the name
OF the South Hardwick post Office to that of
HardWlck, and that of Hardwick to East
Hardwlck, as it formerly was. Alden E.
Judevlne is postmaster at Hardwick, and
John Fl. George at East Hardwick.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
f'rPSOHVf,

Geo. II. BgelOw. Esq. editor of the
Zines. has been appointed postmaster at
Darlington, vice VIM. II. Hoyt. editor of
line Sentinel. whose appointment was re-
'"rted ~ the Senate. The post Office at
Burlington is fat take" and it has been
"a the hands of three different editors there
-nce the second election of Mr.. Lincoln.
10y Tie way. We notice the press is duly re-
I"rhlbeFed IN several Of the larger towns.
Ne'>FS' Cook, OF the Bennington Banner,
swain Of the Bellows Falls Times. and
"Feene OF the Woodstock Standard. each
''ldng the post offices in their respective
towns.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
NIL Burned.

Lees mill in Victory was burned on
Thursday night oflast week, with its con-
tents. Loss $500. There had been no fire
in the mill the day previous, and the cause
of the fire is unknown. OF course incendi-
arism is suspected. yet Mr.. Nathaniel Lee
Is man without an enemy in the world.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

At NCrrisville, March IL, by Rev Amos Blanchard
Mr. Leonard c. Cheney Of Lunenburg, and Miss Adde j.
GammeL of Norrisville
In South Royaton, Feb. 1, by Rev. VI. c. Henderson,
Mr. John Sargent of RoysltOn, and Miss Edna C. Bills
Sharon. Feb 10, Mr.. Francis F. Reynolds and Miss
Emma E. Bliss, both of Eoyslton. Feb y, Mr. John
Hunt of d thel, and Miss Mary E. Russ of Royalton
At West Concord, March I, by Rev. L. II. Tabor, Mr.
James Merrill Jr, of Wet Burke, and Mis- Mary D.
May of Waterford.
In Psssumpsic, March 4, by Rev. f. Evans, Mr.. VIM.
F. Bachelor of Worcester, Mass, and Miss Nettie L..
Iiazelton Of Psssumpsic
In Bethel, Mar. f, by Rev. NJ. C. Henderson, Rev. j.
Malvern of Mercer Me-, and Miss C. L. Morey of Bethel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

I'VE cd avor to make The Cal, DOMAIN valuable for
., .fws; and our friends in Caledonia, Essex and
~. counties VIII confer great favor TO us and add
~ mat rally to the interest of the paper by sending lie
.:.,n,. in bricf lcgibic form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Samuel EiiitIs Estate,

STATE OF yERMo|r.( II probate CONT he'll! =: s..
Gale, GAIA hi>trc.,S> IJJhn-lTv, IA >aii iii ,tric On
III" 9lh dIE NJ. Ml-cl. \ o.. lS"1.
tIrrS h GER. II administrator 81 the estate % sam
u'i Wiley, late ii Whecl"ck in -! district deceased
presents h!N administration 'ust fOT examination AMI
allowance and inaEcs application Tor decree IF dstri-
tnltbh anu Partition Oi til" estate OF said deceased
WEcr'uIru. L l. ordered ty said court that said ac-
count ara >i application ur reierTcd To- session u said
thrt L" "f hriAi the probate "ice Ia ST JOnn>hlry o
Ia" ri day "I April A. u ls5. ;Cr earring ami dec IS n
tArT"uii AH d; /, further Ordered. tia notice hereof be
g'"E IL IA person. interested. bN public OF The same
three Wee X successfully Ia the Calcinisu eN-pa2er
punished At s.. JbAu~hury, previous said time .-
pointed Tor hearing that ;hry may app AT sal time
ana place. an n w cause, II they may have, WAY
sad account should not be allowed and sU.h d-Cr, e
made. BY the Court, A.iust.
46iS ASA l. rEEACH suice IF Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the ps give immediate re
lief. For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, cAIARRH, c,xsrxr1IyE
AND THgoAT DISEASES, Troches are used with algsys
good success. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken
before singing speaking and relieving The throat after
an unusual exertOn OF the vocal Organs The Troche
are recommended and prescribed by physicians, and hsve
had testimonials from eminent throughout the
Try. Being article of merit, and having proved
their efficacy 10y test of many years, each year finds
them in localities in various parts Of the world and
the TrOches universally pronounced better than any
other articles.
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,'
snd do nOake any of the worthless limitations that may
be offered. SOLD KvERr WHERE. tmsys s1
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f S X & IL A TCH

D0'~erS ana DeHefs IN G0reynH9cl.t Securities.
No. , Nassau Street, Y.
y B-An kinds Of government securities received At
the full market price in exchange Tor the above bords
Also,
Al descriptions Of fiorsramem Securities kent CON-
SANITY on hdHi, and bought, soti or erchamJed
lect d. $500 wa
Dp,si'S rscsisd liberal trims, SuJs,t 10 cses:
a. sight.
20 Collections made throughout. the country.
Misc neous stocks and bonds bought and zo,d ~
the Stock Exchange on commission for cash,
q Spsctal attention Gjren % TIE erchanGe Of SEVEN
1HiRIl NOT Is ~ al the series. for the NEW FIVE
IHEAIl BOAOS IF $50. M the MGst fdrorabe terms
1910
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LyndOn.

The citizens Of Lyndon, and especially
the travelling public, will De glad to learn
that VIM. F. Ruggles. Esq, has bought the
Lyndon Centre House, and is about to
thoroughly repair it inside and tit it for
first class hotel. At least. so ''William"
says, and what he undertakes we know he
will not fail to do. Mr.. Ruggles is a man
generally and very favorably known. not
only in eastern Vermont, but by cattle and
stock men, AL along the line" who will
undoubtedly remember him in his new posi-
ton. He has travelled enough to know
what goes to make good public house.
and his naturally easy and affable manner,
and the care and consideration he ever
manifests at home and abroad. for the con-
venience and enjoyment of all with whom
he has to do, will render his house attrac-
tive and make it home to all who may
favor him with their patronage. INCOG.
OYSTER SUPPER AND LEvEE.-A social
levee and oyster supper is appointed to
come off at the Lyndon Centre HOuSe-Wm.
+. Ruggles proprietor Tuesday eve,
March 10Th. Mr.. Ruggles will welcome
all, old and young. with his usual good ma
ture, and no doubt do good to such old and
new friends as may favor him with their
presence.
TEMPERANCE CALL.-The Young and
old folks Of Lyndon. who feel al interest in
the cause OF temperance are requested to
meet at the Lyndon Town Hall, on Friday
of the present week, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
1t is hoped that all who own no allegiance
to the infamous "Old King Alcohol" will
| be in attendance. Come out and see what
it is proposed to do. nc.
! CHANGE.-Nr. j. Il. Hall of the firm of
IiOlsey Il. Hall Il Co., at Lyndon Centre.
has bought out his brother and associated
with him Mr.. II. L. Hall of st. JohnSbury.
who will continue the mercantile business
at the old stand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Spetial 4otifes.
LIFE lNSuRANEE

H'sSTs EjtorS: Ny attention called to an arti-
Gle your paper of the Sth inst which reads follows
Those persons who have looked into the merits of the
various life insurance companies claiming the atten
ton of the public give preference to the Mutual Life
above Ill others"
Iwsh to call the attention of those persons to the
sta cment made by their agent in your advertising col
umns Of the amount paid policy to G. NJ. Richmond
the original amount OF which $4,000, and after Ii
annual payment enough wa added to the policy when
settled to make the amount 1880 Is. Now suppose Mr.
Richmond had died in one two five years they would
of course paid snail above the original $4,000,
ii took II years to make the above amount.
'ish now TO compare the above statement with one
that the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company and
will do at their present rates of business person pay
ing the same amount OF money yearly in the Charter
Oak company would pay for policy for S1I,0qS co. and
should he die in week, one, two, five year, would
get the full amount of o. and the average paw.
merts yearly be 10 more than in the Mutual Life
EXAMPLE.
Mutual Life. $1,000. Age, is years, s421S. $4,000
policy in II years would pay cut SL,O5 81
Dividends reversonary added to the policy Compound
int rest same in each company.
Charter Oak Life. $1,000. Age, As years, $40. A
11O9 policy in II years would pay cut after deducting
the annual dividends paid to the insured each year. the
sum Of $41n5 60
difference of from 1851 So to $1,000 in favor Of the
Charter Oak company
Ii those persons" will look u little further "into tie
merits, and get such information and facts az am able
to give them they viii give the Charter Oak company
1.-THE preference"
Books AID papers containing valuable and plain it,
formation may be obtained of me at any time
THOMAS SP0ONER.
It Jolnsbury March II, 1861.
Dr. s. s. Fitch's Family Physician
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

-! I'm Morse, Esq. of st. Johnsbury. is
,-rtrI county commissioner for the coming
,rar; James Clement of lrasburg. for Or
leans county. and we presume Mr.. Hobson
~ Essex county. All temperance candi-
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3yirt LOcUis.

- The largest snow storm of the winter
...ac ou The eth inst. Some eight inches
tH. and had there been an icy foundation
,r.-hin@ would have been good. As it was,
"a, aood teams did heavy business for
couple Of days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Connecting the Extensive Mining
Regions Of Utah, Nevada
and Idaho

With Sacramento and tn Pacific c7as- from. whence
their SUPPLE st b dr. an. the earnings of th.
por ion already rlrring very heavy ant Ltrl >.
,rc.=SS 81 The interest," "ioa the . I,.JTHY'> b.nfs
Having been for time familiar with the ocrstons
of the Central Pacific Railroad Company are sati III
that they are conducted with rare ability and prudeoc
and that the energetic and ocOnOmica! Infringement r;
the colnpanys affairs entities them 70 the ufdence ~
capali-s and Of the public We have carefully invest
gated the progress, Resources and prospects of the rad
and have the fuest cnfdencc in its succ "a and in tn
value and stability of the company securities The ,t
tcnton of tr OF institutions. and ind
desiring long, safe aid remuncrstive investment j. e.
pcci4lly invited TO the. FIRST mortgage bonIs
Orders may be for aided to direct or through the
principal banks or bankers in all parts of the can-Ty
RcmittanCes may b, made in drafts on New York or in
legal tender notes national bank noes or other funds
current in this city, and the bonds viii be forward 4 "a
any address by express free of Charge inauirie- for
further particulars, by ma or onerwisc, viii receive
punc;ual attention,
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- 1t will be seen that we have stirred up
The lie Insurance men, and it looks now as
,ac,eh it might result in little advertising
H.. Tie (nied9Riaa. It's an i'll wind that
blows no one good.
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BIRTHS.
CARRIAGES.

At ST. jOhnsbury, March II, and daughter to Mr.
Avah Harvey.
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DR.. s. S. Fitch's Family Physician'- Seven
tvix pages price % cents. Sent to any address No
money required until the book is received read and fully
approved 1t perfect guide the sick or ndisposed
Address DR.. s. S. FITCH % Tremon: Stu Boston t34jan
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

- Contraryto expectation, we record a
rJ,r q. small poX this week. The victim
La, been removed without the limits of the
village. and il is not known that any one
ha, been exposed by him; yet time only
will reveal if this be the last case or not.