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Small Farms.

We are glad that the farmers throughout the
country are discussing this subject with 80 much
of interest and earnestness.
For long time We have INDUCED in extrava
giant fancies in every thing. Large possessions
and large wealth-these were counted essential
and few were the men who could toll contentedy
on small farms, and be satisfied with limited
business. But the experience of the few last
years has fought u all, that money, beyond that
point which secures US independence is not an
element of happiness or progress. Wien sought
for, for its own sake, it is ever a means of evil
Nor can it be otherwise, if grasped at to crafty
a low social ambition. These truths have made
slow, but sure progress, among all classes, yet
among none more than the agricultural interests
of the land.
We may mention the growing disposition on
the part of farmers TO possess only as much
land as they can cultivate well, as proof of
these remarks. And we cannot but rejoice at
it. For if rightly directed, their influence will
ever be exerted for the substantial good of all
since it possesses, from variety of causes, that
admxture of wisdom and prudence, which is
unwilling to run foolish risks, or try hazardous
experiments in government, yet which is never
backward in making exchanges whenever in
reason they are called for, or urging reforms
when existing evils demand them. Just views
of home ensure just views generally, with regard
to every thing else. And when the farming
interests practice on their own soil whatever a
wise economy, comfort and real independence
may demand, we may feel assured, not only
that their influence will be rightly directed, but
that they will see to it that these virtues are
2ractced n our public affairs.
And as general rule, the possession of as
much land as may be we'll cultivated will help
to establish these virtues. First, the farmer
who is so situated, can apply his industry better;
second, be. can employ all his capital; third, he
can do more and obtain a surer and steadier
return from both; fourth, be can secure more OF
those comforts which tend so much to improve
aud to civilize all Of us;-a good dwelling, good
out houses, good fences, good cattle, greater
| fertility of soil, and better knowledge of his
business. Nor is this all. When men measure
themselves thus, by what they can do, and are
jealous to do it, they are not so apt to be led
astray by speculation, by avarice, by social dis
play, or any of that class Of evils which so much
disturb and distress society," They love :the
earth they till; they are content to till it, being
proud of the labor of their hands-they find
and feel under these circumstances, that they
can do more good to othts, and enjoy themselves
better, because necessarily they will look more
to what is in man :han what is around him, to
character rather, than to the number of acres
! he may own or wealth he may possess.
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a1alIa Svalla gtatestaatt.

.r,,,sHEp EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
IJJAM H. NEWELL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1867-05-24

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, 1867-05-24
DIR. \. SIIOUE.

nUYSIClAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCllER,
Hale Of Portland, oregon, has located himself
ia Villa Walla Consultations i'll French, HcFma1
and English. Charges Moderate.
AZ Oi.icr ON Main >urr, opposite Co!man's Drng
Store residence Third street, second door from the
Engine House. Htt
, 1867-05-24
The New Income Tax.

Few of our readers, we presume, are aware of
the exact nature of the changes made In the 1n-
ternal Revenue Law, regarding taxation. We
give below for their information list of the
proper returns to be handed in, and deduction
made.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22

Az ESSAY on MAN.-l'y Alexander
Pu?o. VITA fifteen OH quail illustrations,
and Notes by =. II. Wells One vol,
l2nc, fancy cloth, bevelcd board, gilt,
81; paper, 90 cents
Whatever may be said by theologar-
conc rring the orthodoxy Of this great
p cts religious views his Essay on Man
will continue to he reg rdsd one OF the
master pieces Of English verse, and will
attract the attention of. and instruct the
intelligent and thoughtful
I he views Of Pope on The Great Crca~
tor and Ills won lruus orkS rs enuncIa>
ted IN tins poem, are unsurpassed for
grandeur an detp-tuned thought; an /
no writer, either of ancient or modern
shines, has 50 infused his sen nents and
,irit mo the literature of his nation by Ii
sinnl. production, ms Alexander Pope -
The publisher of Ibis new edition, appre-
ciating the Lack Of AN illustrated Essay on
Man, aud willing 10 do the public IA subs
stantlal favor, has caused the work to be
carefully illustrated, annotated from the
Phr,.nulugical point OF view, and printed
III an attractive style on superior paper.
a sIrclnt biography of the poet, AMI his
highly e-tecmrd Universal Prayer are
published with the ESSAY" making, to>
gethcr. very desirable volume for the
library Or the center-tablt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

The newly clec,cd Chaplin Of the Yer
mont Senate, Rev. ID. G. Roberts. is the
able Rector OF Christ (EpiscnpaD Church
Montl iIcr, under whose charge II beau.
tl4nI parish Church j. uow being bniIt.
II funeral of DR.. Ives, Gagged I | years.
President Of the y, T. Chil,lrens Pro
lection Socieiy, and late Bishop of North
Carolina, was attended last week in New
York CITY, the Church ting draped, by
vast congregation, including one hun
dred pr,e't+, two bishops, and an arch
bis o. who delivered tue address.
The Anglican Council of Bishops at
London has issued Synodical Letter TO
the Churches in England, Ireland, Scot
land, the British Colonies, and the Uni
ted States, ,.exhorlng them to personal
holm 'ss. adherence to the Scripural and
Primitive Faith, and renewed zeal ia the
works of charity and love. 1t is signed by
every % e Of the Bishops in attendance.
The Associate Mission of the Epi>co-
al Church for the Pacific Coast, com
prislng both clergy and lay men and wo-
man was inangurated week before last g,
under the leadership of the Rev DR..
Brock, in the Church of the Holy Com
murion and ST. Luke, New York CITY,
bishop Souhgate consecraied the work by
prayer and the Imposition of hand; the
Holy Eucharist was celebrated AMI
earnest address, delivered by Bishdp
CAKE, the Rev. Drs Littlejuhn Tying,
TT le, Haight, and Others
WEST RUTLAND. -R.v George L Glca e
son, late of Bristol, Vt, was installed over
the Congregational Church in West Rut
land on Thursday, Oct Eth. Rev. Dir.
Aiken of Rutland was moderator of the
Council, and Rev. Nj A. Mun-on of
PttSford.. Scribe. The several paris of
the installation services were performed as
follows: Introductory exercises and
prayer by Rev. f Tuxbury of Brandon;
sermon, q Tim " 81 by Rev. Presi
dent Kitchel of Midllobury installing
prayer by Rev. DR.. Aiken: charge to the
pastor by Il c Rev G. b. Hulbur Of New
Haven right hand of fellowship 10y Rev.
NJ. A. Munson address to the reuple by
Rev A. Walker, ID. d., of Walingford 1;
concluding prayer by Rev. w. T. Herrick
OF Clarendon
Rev ]. +. Bruce Of Shoreham. goes 10
Germany for the winter, expecting to re-
turn in The spring and settle ., err rome Lib
eral Christian Church.
The New Hampton Institute (Baptisi)
at Fairfax has sixteen students in Theol
osy.
Rev A. A. Baker, formerly of Corn
wall, is about leaving East Concord, n.
III for new ftll of labor in Iowa.
Contributions to the amount of Sal
were made on sunday, by the Cnngre-
gaIional church OF thus place, for the
benefit of the African Colonization 10.
ciety. In the evening the subject WAS
presented in the lecture room Of the
Methodist chu.rh, when pr, minent
mlmber expressed his di"approbaiioa of
the objects OF the society and further ac-
ton, for the evening was suspended.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22

nH. SClIiiNCK on DYSPEPSIA.
~ SYMPTOMS, cNrsreS ASH REMEDY.
symptoms ct pys eisi.--A sen.c 81 iuilnrss.
ishtuuss. and weight in the stomach, together
with hatucncv, arditN sour, offensive becuing
If wiud water-bri>h aud vomiting, aud great
deal Of yl,t person call, all. gone feeling at
the uit Of the stomach; frequently there !, also Il
palpilution of the heart, which phN,irans mistake
Tor heart disease. and when the stomach i IL ti>
condition it /, Goa Ell with "A uiUcuS or slime the
rough hur1ns portion OF tie stomach; ,,milar to
what we seq in tripe Is what throws out ;h" gas
trir Juice aud wien the stomach get, dick coat
Of slime On it, it prevents t gastric juice from
lowing aud digestion ceases. Nchcnck sctNccd
tonic di,,olvcs this muc or slime aud restores
the s;un "h to its natural condition.
S.henck's M,ndrake Pills are also required to
carry of this NOR IL matter. Iwo-jhir,> of the
cases u Consumption 4rt cauecd from tii- diseased
state If the stomach. the liver bee ming t"rlhi.
it ceases to throw out bill, ami IN -h"r time 'tc
who'll. system is drrlu-cl The NITROUS nrtn-
hranc Of the bronchial tubes symputhizcS with the
other organs, and ucrre the patient Is aware ~ II,
ae or she h,s Brouc.ii or Pulmonary C'nsnn'P-
ton
Sch-mcks pdlmonic 5 rup cannot act freely
ttrutth the h.uul when the system l. ia this IucK-
e,l-up condition, Wi.hpAt Tie aid ct the Sea Weed
Tonic atj Mandrake Pil>. The Liver has all the
vcuuus ulnud to strain. and whcn it gets in m'r-
bid coh1;inu, blood AMI bile rlln through the vs.
tenn mNcl |. AMI the whole body becomes - low,
and the hlunl 80 thick it can hardly ran through
the veins, In majority Of eases hemnrrhuEr,
occur from this condition ui the blood. The Nam
drake PILL act on the Liver >im.l to calnmel or
they do what that ducs--it unlock, tie gall nlid
dcrs starts the bile and the blood begins to cilcu-
rate naturally tia uu-h the veins and TIA" hemnr-
Images ceases. II, when persons arc lttacke / with
hicmbrrha g. they woull first take a good purLa-
i've something that would act on the liver, they
would soon lie relieved from hlcciing frum tic
lung. and il j. the only WAY. for a>trinscnt>
AZ Il fttI.s
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Rev. DR.. Maeil has accepted the call
of the Congregational church IN Cornwall
and HIS commenced his labors IN connec.
ton with that church
Rev. L. II. Blake Of the last class in
Anduver Theological Seminary formerly
a resident Of Mildebury and II graduate
of the College, has been called to the
pastorate of the church at River Poiut,
X. L., with salary of $1,000
The Free CHI r Ii of Providence Il. l.,
has extended call to Rev. w. 5. Pal
mer of Wells River Vt.
Rev Job Cushman will supply the
church at Marlboro till April.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22

VERMONT BIBLE Society. The 55t h
anniversary of the Vermont Bible Society
was celebrated in the Hall Of Represen-
tatives on Wednesday evening, Eek. Gov
Dillingham; in the chair. The report of
the Secl etary, Rev. w. II. Gilbert gave
gratifying evidences of its prosperity.
The annual address was delivered by
Pres. Angel, on "rhe relation Of the
Bible to liberty.
VERMONT HISTORICAL Society. The
Vermont Historical Society held their an.
nivcrsary exercises at Montpelier, last
week. The annual ad1re, was delivered
by Hon G. w. Willard editor of the
Freeman, Rev Piny II. White, of Gov
entry lead discriminating memoir of
the late Hon. William G.. Bradley Of
W estminster, and Gen. Alonzo Jackman
of Norwich University read paper on
the Atlantic Gable and claiming to be
the original inventor. Hon. Edward J.
Phelps of burlington, was appointed
orator for 1868.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE Insurance.
CoMrANY.-Thc 4hh annual Election
of the Vermont Mutual Fire Inurance
Company was he'd at the office Of the
Company in Montpelier on Wednesday,
Officers elected were Daniel Baldwin.
President, Timothy p. Redfell' Vice
Pres. Charles Dewey, Secretary, James
I. Thurstun, Treasurer, and full board
directors. Of winch Loyal w Stowe,
elected for Addison CuGn'y.
ACCIDENT lr PuEr IlENRY. A melnn-
choly aud fatal accident occurred to
Frank DAILY, one Of the Port Henry fur
mace hands, lat F.ilay night. Whle
asleep Cn the sand in dark part of the
works, he was not observed bv another
workman, who had been engaged in
breaking the iron with n long irin bar
Immediately after casting On finishing
the work he threw the bar, as he sup
posed, irto the sand. AMI it entered tie
of Daily. just in front of tie
collar bone, and passed down into the
lungs a physician was Immediately
called, but death ensued in at out twenty
minGies lie leaves Il wife and three
children.
THE VERMONT STATE MEDICAL Soc1-
ErY.-'The Vermont State Medical Socie
y held their annual conseniion at Mont
pcier on Wednesday last. Hon. f. ID.
Warner, of New Haven, prcsi led and
delivered the annual address in the Rep
reSentatves Hall. There were interesting
discussions ON the Mineral Springs Of
Vermont
VERMONT AND CANADA RAILROAD -
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Vermont and Canada Railroad was
held at ST. Albans, last Thursday, Ocio.
Der Il
ACCLSENrAI Ku1ED A son of
John G. Griffin of W,lls'on was accident
ally killed in Georgetown. California.
sept. 18th, under the following cmcum
stances: A four horse team loadcd with
hay, becoming uhman igealse, he was
thrown from tie load, and tke wagon
pr>>c,I over his head breaking both his
avs, and crushing his right leg He WIS
20 years OF age
BURGLARY -Woodbury's shop IN
Woodstock was broken open on MONDAY
night last and articles to the value of
~ elve or fifteen dollars stolen.
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A match game was played in Wey-
bridge, on Tuesday, Nct. 10Th, between
the "Ouer Greeks of Weybridge village,
and the Farmers" Of Weybridge and
Cornwall, on the grounds Of the latter.
The clubs were organized late in the
summer. The game was very interesting
and some splendid phys were made. The
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22

Greeting:
Martin d. Branch of orwell in said district.
guardian Of Harriet Newhin, Ella VI New
hall, Flora X. Newhall anil Arthur 4. Newball.
all minors, children of Dan 81 Newhall, of Mil
wnukee, in the State # iscunsin, and hi,
late wife, Melissa Newhall. deceased makes
III apple ton to said court representing that
IN consequence Of his said wards residing out
OF tins state it will he conclusive to their
to their interest to sell all their title and
interest u and to all the lani in said Orwell
which was formerly set to their mother. the
sald Nellssn VI IN her own right, from the
estate vi her father Isaic Tenn deceased. and
also all their tit AM interest in aud 10 the
lands set to their Grandmother Nj erya Teniy
now deceased, for her dover in the same es-
tate. for the purposeiof putting the proceeds Of
such sale at interest, or investing it in stocks
o. In real estate; and praying said court to
license him to sell his said wards title AMI
interest said lands f T. the purpose aforesaid
Ihei eiore, by the authority Of tie State Of
vermont, you are here y notified to appear
before said Probate Court, ut the ses ion there
OF to be held at the rebate Office in Middebury,
IN sad district on Monday, the 18th day Of
October, inst G.. d. 1851 Mt ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and show cause. if any YOU have,
why such license should not be granted
ia ed Mt Middlebury, tins "a day of October
A. b 1867.
= ow JED 5. BU HNELL, Register.
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Alter twenty years experience in the manurlr-
tue vi stuVc-, We Lcca,nc ccnyiNccd, some six
wears since that vast amount of money was
eng expended hr the people of this country, in
buying cheap aud almost worthless stoves, a largo
portion Of which was wa,ed and that true
economy CONSISTED in huNing the best stoves that
could ice made, uothwithst .nding the price was
ni-hcr. With this view VIC proceeded to con
,trrcl the American Cooking Stove, and spared
uo p tius or expense to- make it the best and mo-l
perfect stove that could he made. And we have
experimental with it. aud caIct llv watched its
operation tor the last IS wears, and when an i'm
pro,rment suggested itsc.f VIC havc at once
adopted it. ard We have 'veral OF Il cse improve
meut> secured by letters patent. In this manner,
We d. Mt hesitate to raw We have brought it to
tx T tate Of pc fe:lo than has leret fore been
attained IN cookug stoves. The recent improve
meats in this stove lia- added larrelv to its con-
vcniri c. and effectiveness, In all the varieties e
stoves We mnuu'acturc, We study usefulness dit
mlitv. convenience and economy la OPERATION
rather thar cheapne-s in price, and in doing
are >lti>'"' ~ Judy the interest OF those pur-
chasing our stoves.
sale by
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22

NIENNl, NeNIemOtF IT, !6Nd.
css- The Ame lean Co lkin, Stove has just been
awarded two list premiums, one for coal aud ono
for wood, at our County Fair, and the toll' win;
Telegram has just been received from the State
Fair at New jersey:
FAIR GRorNls. TRENTON, Nd, Sept. 10, 81
To SHEAR Pd,kud a. Co., AUopy, ". y:
The American ,o"kinG Stove was awarded two
first premiums oveI all others. at our Fair today
'IIurrah ISAAC DUSK x Sons.
Thus it will be seen that the superiority of tie
American i 80 marked and decided that when
ever and wherever i Us put on eNhiLitin. and
comes under the exam insti'n Of practical aud
scientific men, it sweeps tie board and takes all
the prenirm-
These Stoves are for sale Ivy
NJ H. WEIGH.
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.IERUNIAN SYKup.

II I'll l. l. AN ~ NIL.
y L o,ecieI ISOLATION of the Protoxide Of
Iron, supplies the Blood wiki its Lille Element
l'on, sivn- Strength ,isor AMI new lite to the
whole system.
II the thousands whoa'c suffering from Dvspcp
sia. DeuihN, tciuar Weaknesses, &c. Wuuld nut
test the virtues If he Peruvian ~ rup, the Ell, q
would tot only a-tuni>i them,cNe e. tat would
please all then lrcnds tor instead feeling cross,
All suie' and miscray.e they woupl Ue chee. iui
vigorous aud active.
\ pi5rfNGrIsutD Juusr WHITES To 4 FRIEND AZ
FOLLOWS
81 have tried the Peruvian Syrup, and the re-
suit tally ,u,tains Your PREDICTION. Ii made
new man ot me. infused into my system new
vigur aud energy; ! am no LONGER trenuuus uHd
dclilitatei. ~ when ,uu last saw ne, bot strong-
cr hear,ier and with Larger capacity for labor,
mental AMI phN ,icai, than at any time during The
last nNc years
Thousands have been changed hv the use Of this
remedy from weak, 'ickl,, suffering creatures, to
strong. healthy, and napuA men and Women; and
1iydiIi> canuut reasonably he-itate to give IL u
trial.
The genuine has Peruvian S,rup' blown in
The glass. y ~ page pan hie, wall he seat Tree.
j. T. DINSA MORE. fropictnr.
No, 50 Dey ST., y. Y.
III 10y all Dru s5iSls. .y:iH
GRACE'o CELEBRATED SALVE.
Amesburv Mass. Oct. 18th 1863.
Mr. Gra'c-Dtar Sir :-iiavIn- been afflicted
gricNuusiN for several weeks with severe ~ 'css
upon my side, | used several remedies tor eradca-
ton Without receiving any relief. until applied
N". sIve, whioh effected speedy an p, rnu-
nent curc. ther fore feel happy to certify my
cOnlideuce IN its viItGe>. Your, " tn r. spect.
JAMES DEAN
certify to the ,r-th.llness orthe bose statement
ii 5. DEA BORN, VI ID.
Seth w. Fuw'e 4 son Bose on. Pro- lie is.
Sol by all dru -SlS's. at - cents Il box.
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MOTHER BAILEY'S

will restore it to its ma ura color and promote It's
gown. Oar liedtisG on the Hair free 10y
man.
H. +. HALL & CO. Nashua, n. H., Proprielors.
tur SAFE 10y aii b .t,i>ts. % ~
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COMMISSIONERS kUil,E.

We, the suhsclilcrs lei al pr ted "
Probate Court for the Hi.t'c' t'F on q
missioncrs. to receive examine md adj
esns s"d deT'n,s ~ all pers sgai st tn
late Of Cornwall IN sald district f,,.ss aud
also all claims aud demands rxhii I'd nF.o,
thereto and six mon h from he d day 4 Oct
6ein9 allowed Iy said Court for tia puf .e. VIC
u" .n''c're here's give notice th t. Iatteud
dwelling house OF the widow of the said deceased
on the second Wednesdays of November aud
March next from nine o'clock, 4. NJ, until four
o'clock, =. On each OF said DAYS.
Dated ct Cornwall this 9Th day Of October
A. ID. 1857
SiNCET COOK.
29;ws NILSSON d boi'Ct, IS Corners.
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no CONSINIPTINES

4 The Rev EDWARD WILSON will send
(trec oi CHARGE t. all who desire it, the pre-crp-
tioa wiki the direction for max! < aud using the
,hnpl" remedy bv which he was cured ot n lung
affection and that dread fi,ease Consumption.
Hi, oul y hijert j. to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription. as
it will cost them nothing, and may pro, hlcs-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
H;1O 1Gj South S,cund st. Williamsburg. y,
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NJ. II. WEIGH.
btrFALo, Sept. 6, 1860

blfFALN sept. u, 1000
Ne,rs SHEAR, PACKARD Co.;
Genilcmcn; Enclosed find draft for amount O.
your hin tor tie seven-inch Amer, an Cooking
stove. The stove arrived all hight a'd am lun~
uiug il with waste shingles, which buy At shin
de factory, at a cost ct seveutv cents per ~e'k
ana can run it with coal, at - per ton, for less
used tie run an cigbt-inch for eishty-iuur cents
pcr week-coal 90 per tol'-and kept fire nlht
and day. have sold hundreds OF Nles oi sio>es,
but ,av, wihou, prejudice (ncw that am out
of tie stove husinrssl have never seen so eco
nrmical nvenient, we'll arranged and durable IA
stove As the American, and think its eq al has
not vet been fur ished TO the American "arLct.
Yours truly, ;. N'S'-
For Sale ly :, ,,,.,,u
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BrnNAnpsrcy, Mass. Sept, IS, iotd.

BFnNAnpsrcy, Mass. Sept. Is, 1o66.
SHsAR, PAthARp K Co.
Gents; Last wiuisr u.ed one OF Your
American Improved Stoves, and ba' H.; use' IA
wears rasi tie stewart IN. rlei AIRED iaIav
that i0r all purposes the ATcr'oani s pt-''iahl'.
We feel We cannot well did without IL. Au...iesn
" 7. CRnWI-
Minister " ns GoTDei.
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MiSsks SHEAR PACKARD & CO.,
Gents,-l have been Tor some tine usirc one
Of our I'm rovedAmerican cooking sto,s~. si"l
| must. in justice toyo'., aid Wy tesiin Oh, ~
merit I, ia splendid taSer, quick and sur" N
ali iis opcrsti ne, economical ininsl, and in Nat
nf Workmanship and lrish seems 10 ,e leiL CT
and as the reoe become familiar With it. great
superiority over all others lite sale must be largely
in1rease
Very rcsOeo,fnlly yours,
WILLIAM WELLS.
Pof NaIern L1aysae-'. U'io" c'1ese.
For s.le by NJ. h. " -lAd.
vol - u0 2yt
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following is the score ).


Innings. ist "a 3IIth > h 9Th 7th sh9h
F .rners, | 1t 0 II q SC
y Tor Cr,,k, II II 9 , . o -
I'm ire. H. sam on Of the Farmer Cuh
Scnrc.s-Ott Crcca. "; t. SprAgue; Farmers,
~ f. Hukl,i