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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28

REMARKABLE TEorrNC.-Ihe horse ''Dex-
ter, which has been withdrawn from the track
since Mr.. Bonner purchased him, has been doing
some wonderful trottiug in a private sort Of a
Way. 1t is well known that Mr.. B. never allows
his horses TO trot at races, though he takes great
pride In their achievements. Since June Dex-
ter has been at Fashion Course under the
training Of Mr. VIM. II. Doble On Monday of
las; week he was taken out for his regular exer-
else. The track was wet and in poor condition,
but MIR. Doble consented to make little trial Of
the animal speed for the benefit Of the few spec
tators who were present He was driven around
the course once in the unprecedented time Of tlro
minutes and fourteen seconds A few days after
that he made quarter Of mile in thirty seconds
Mr. DOble says " Dexter" is nov in no trim for
extraordinary speed. Nor is he in a hurry to
get Ian in such a trim. Bat he says the
animal has abilities that have never been
suspected, and this fall he viii make time that
viii as much eclipse his late performance, as
that eclipsod his performance at Buffalo last sum-
ner, when he made his mile in 217, beating
Flora Temples h,mous us 81 at Kalamazoo,
Mich, which had previously been the best time
ever made by Il trotting horse
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I'VE Subscriber possessing one Of the best graz
| ing farms in the State, containing about 80
acrcs offers 70 sell the same together with his val
liable stock and farming implements, or without as
il suits the purchaser The said farm q situated in
the south part Of Barnard, Windsor Co., miles
from Woodstock. IL has a southern slope and pos
sesses a beautiful prospect Of thecountry around.
The buildings aregOOd, all painted, wife n base
ment story throughout. The fences are good and
there Is a good supply Of springs Of living water
The farm contains a large sugar crchOrd, n large
supply Of apple trees $50 crab apple trees Of choice
varieties, Isl hills Of grapes in bearing, and an
abundance Of small fruits Ofall kinds.
Tho farm is well adapted for either sheep or dairy.
Will keep 500 sheep cows in proportion. The
farm will he sold on reasonable terms. Terms Of
pavtncnt will be cash down in part, and part can
run 10 suit purchaser. Those wishing TO purchase a
farm will do we'll 70 call soon uDon, or address,
GEO. II. ATWOOD.
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5 hereby given that petit VIII H" iulic o. ;ho
General Assembly of tnc State Ul -ruIHu t 20 tie
session tbercofucXttule h0ileu on te s,eur Thurs
DAY of October, ID. l-,, pray ils that ll that part
of the present City Of Burlington lying north castor
Is ola line extending from te uort.a-teriy corner
ofsiiI City in s1utuwestclly direction iu The line
Of said city O. the line 0 WiuuasE Turnpike. nt the
angle formed by the north line OF said Turnpike, and
the east line Of the road leain- uoItherlV 'rom said
Turnpike To- Colchester Avenue cas- Of the residence
Of Henry ". Catlin, thence uUrtlwesterly in the
easterly line n said road % the uastcrly line Of
Avenue. thence westerly stra GIT line o. the
southeasterlv corner Of o f. Pinneys land; thence
nnrthwcserly on said Piuncys lime 90 land of 4. o.
Dodge thence uorthory on the line of land Of said
Dodge which composed the Avian Fo1te farm, o. the
centre Of Winooski River may Doe separated from said
City and annexed 70 and made part 81 the town Of
Colchester
Burlinat0u August 4i. I-6~. dItaw1w
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--ESccssiyc labor or Undue excitement sometimes
occasion serious sickness by causing an accelerated
motion o. the blood. Grief, fear and anxiety hurt
by making the blood TO circulate slower. Both eau
may produce serious evils to the health unless
prevented by timely aid. Hcre we are aimonished
ofthe superior advantage Of BHASDRErH's PILLs.
For If the blood goes too fast from nervous or other
causes they ailay the turmoil and are healing balm
10 the brain. While should tho blood circulate too
slowly, tintng the skin with a dark hue, they at
once relieve the blood Gifts excess Of carbon; thus
they relieve the mind and restore the health.
Should an organ be weaker than the rest, there i'm
pure matters from the blood viii be deposited. This
IS the way Jumps, b5ils tumors carbuncles, are pro
duecd. All are cured often prevented, by the use
Of BRASpEErH's PILLS.
Principal Office Brandreth House, New York.
Sold By all druggists.
THURSDAY. July .uth,-dGwlmo
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qem advertisements.
UooDs AND FOREsTS- D.-

WOODS AND FORESTS. Dent Of Crown
w Lands, Quebec, 18th Of June, 1885. Notice Is
hereby given that sale Of Timber Berths in tho
dates mentioned belsw, namely:
ST. Maurice Territory, at the Crown Timber Office
Three Rivers, on the I'd day Of September next.
Office, Montreal on the 10Th day Of SEPTEMBER next
Upper Ottawa Territory, at the Crown Timber
Office, Ottawa, on the 7th day ofOctober next
The Berths to be offered for sale and the eondi-
tons Of sale can be ascertaned at the rcsueefive
Crown Timber Offices. q. A. BOURGEOIS. Assis-
tant Commissioner.
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GEO. u. HOWELL 4 cos ADyER
Using AGENCY.

They have reduced advertising to a more per
feet system than has been known heretofore r-Ha-
zelton pa SeutiHel, Oct. 81, 1867.
"Whatever IS prompt, methOdieal and straight
forward, they practice in their dealings and only
that.n-BOston ComnOnreal Nov 90 ISL.
They now probably do the heaviest advertising
business In the country .'-Nanchester N. H. Daily
Union, Jan. p, fs6s
With their reputation they can and 10 get the
lowest and most advantageous terms r-Nishaxaka
(lnd.) Enterprise.
We receive advertisements for all American news
papers. 6EO. ?. ROWELL a CO., Adycrtisin-
Agents 20 Park Row n
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THE okREs A,us.-The preliminary trip II
This mess steamer took place on the both. Athalf
past ten O'Clock In the morning connection was
made between the boat and the Rutland r. r.
track, and new and elegant passenger coach
was run ON 60 uec5 the baggage car on board
the steamer; and large party Of gentlemen from
most Of the New England and New York roads,
prominent capitalists connected with leading
business enterprises in the country, and invited
quests. both ladies' AMI gentlemen, assembled on
board 90 the nuulIer of 90. With the colors Of
the principal nationalitiee flying and the Union
Jack at the bow, and amid stirring music from
the band from keene, New Hampshire,
who accompanied the party, and rousing
cheers from those left behind, the whistle sound
ol, the ropes dropped off, the wheels slowly re
VOWED. ami the grand excursion trip startei on
us way. first ta WiHshoro Bay and among the
ne'g h'orHg islands, thence to Plattsburg, where
bountiiui collation. was served in Fouquctt's
l-,st style AT his famous hotel. then by special
train on 10 Montreal. whore the party viii he
-umpuously entertained. then back again. when
and in whatever way the spirit moves. Both the
lay and tine occasion seemed specially propitious
and glorious tine is sure To be enjoyed by all
those who are SO fortunate as to he numbered
among the present.
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STOCKS.


NEW YORK, Aug. &c.
Money rules easy at 3 a per cent on call loans
Sterling exchange Heavy at 1851 a l09i for first
class bills. American gold irregular, unsottledi
opening at l4ii, and declining to III closing at
l45.
Governments to better Registered 6's 81 1871;
coupons 6S II Ills a ll3s 520s registered 62. lOst
"a lost: do coupons '62 II3! "a 1871 do '6i 1924 %
1898 do '65 lOl do 65, HOS "a llO.t do rs January
ana July 1851 a l0s do 67 los! a 1851 l0-i0's re-
sistered '65 los. % iOs; do coupons 1881 "a lcii.
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DIED.

SyrITH-ln Colchester, Wednesday morning Aug
18th, Kate B. Smith, daughter Of C. ". and Jane
Smith, aged o. years and months.
MrERs-In Rouses Point, y. Y, August e1d NJ
John Myers, formerly Of this City.
GnoUr-In Barton, August sth, Lorraine ~, wife of
Gen. William v. Grout, aged % years.
IsHAN-In this city, Monday, Aug. 18th, Harriet
Hall, wife Of Geo b. Isham, aged So years
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Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator

is a Tonic and Gentle Stimulant which is not attcn-
BED by Reaction What il gains for you it nam
taius When il rcrcsles body or mind, IL rciresAes
Wi-h natural strength that comes o. stay. We are
NOT Recommending tcet0talism in the interest Of
any faction. but long and extended observation
teaches that he who resorts o. the bottle rest
rccuperlti0u, will find, DE keeps al t, that he
Is kiniliu. fire in his bones, which will consume
Ike the flames o; pcrdition. Turn fran II. Take
vine IS f5r sale by all Druggists Price One Dollar
soc book Of Certificates that accompanies each boz
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BUTTEB.-No butter brought from 40 to AZ
cents in St Adams yesterday; 1l0,5O0 lbs, were
shipped from there this week. Factory cheese
sells at i to Is cents per pound. At Richmond,
l75 tubs Of butter sold for 40 cents-quick sale
Cheese-o0O boxes, weighing so lbs. each, sold
at Is TO II cents per pound.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


Number Of cars over the different roads-Boston
and Lowell, 60 Fi.chburg, 25S. Total, 800.
Prices Of Market Boef-Extra, sl2 % a 70 Gl first
quality 81 o. a n J0 second quality, so 90 al 10
80; third quality, 50 a 3 -.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Workng Oxen q pair,
sl5n, se00 10 500 n 800.
Mich Cows and Calves, from 50, SO, so, So "a
100.
Yearlings se0 a 3l two year olds. s3o a Is,
three year Olds, sij a co.
s. Is each; extra $500 a s. O0or from to sc " h.
Spring Lambs, 81 90 to 81. Veal Calves, 50 to
sl3.
Hides 81 a Toe y r. Tallow, a SC y 3
Lamb Skins, Gu "a zoe each. Cali skins 2oc a
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-Senator Ed
munds has accepted an invitation to deliver the
address before this Society at their fair to be held
in Burlington. on Thursday September 10th.
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NOTICE.

OUR old customers viii take notice that we have
~ now cloths from Middlebury mills which we
can exchange for Wool.
DOW & BOYNTON.
Hincshur.r June 3Gth-w1Inos
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A GENTS Everywhere, to sell Abbotts :. LIFE OF
entitled "FRox SHORE TO SHORE" Also great
variety If Campaign Charts Badges, Pictures, Med
ais, &c. b. b. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston.
Aug. ~. d9w&w3t
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VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

l pd4 Oh tIe NeM raven Acalenly At tne opening
the Fall Term. Mr.. Leavenworth has been eigh
years Principal of the Hinesburgh Academy, an
besides being gallant soldier, has a record @
twenty years as a successful teacher.
By general request Col Merrill, the Superin
tendent Of the Rutland Railroad, has change
the name Of the Whiting Station to Leiceste
and Whiting The station being in the tow
Of Leicester, and a half mile from the Within.
line, the principal reason for the change is Oh
vious.
Dustin Shaw, of Weybridge, was arrested OF
Wednesday for stealing a COW Of Mr.. J. L
Wright. He was bound up TO the County Cour
in the sum Of 500, in default Of which he
was lodged in jail at Middlebury by Sheriff
Trips.
\ Grant and Colfax Club WIS recently organ
lied in Weybridge, by the election of the follow
ing officers President, Rev. NJ. P. Coburn
Nice-Presdent, A. D. Hayward Secretary, F.
E. Stewart.
On Tuesday night last the house Of Mr.. Cain,
Of Bristol, was broken into and robbed Of S45 &;
W Z. Peake's house was entered and an opera
glass stolen. Three other houses those of Messrs.
Barlow Neeiham and Norton, were rummaged:
but nothing Of any value taken.
Herbert Hasseltiue, son Of Levi Hasseltine, Of
Bristol, had the thumb and forefnger Of his left
hand cut off with a circular saw on Thursday
last.
There il to be a mass meeting At Monkt0n on
Tuesday, with addresses by Judge Culver, Hon
/ F. + Woodbridge Colonel G. W. Veazey, and
others.
The Franklin Hotel, at Yergennes, formerly
known rs the Adams House. has recently been
remodeei and rclrruishel, and passed into the
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goral & State affairs.

The Vermont Central Railroad has put on
FIVE new locomotives, and has contracted for 25O
freight cars to be put on before the 1st of Oeto-
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As a son II Mrs Julia Longoe, widow re-
siding in Chelsea, was driving horse, IT, ran
away, throwing him out and injnrins hs head
badly.
While cutting grass with moving machine
Isaac AUSTIN of Chelsea, got his left hand caught
in the co-s, and it was So injured that amput'-
;iou was necessary.
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?. W. Fox. Tres { 81 LOUIS Board 90 Trade
BARTON BATES, Prc,'t North Missouri Railroad
J. H. BEIrruS, frust Nat. Bank OF the State OF No.
WV. L. EUlNG, Prc,'t the Myr. s E.of>-. i.r-s,
GEO. II. REA, Pres't Second Nat. Bauk of-t .Ilis-
JAS. b. EAbs. Chief Ing. ST. Louis 3 H. I...... a.,
GEO. ". TAYLOR, Frost Pacific Railroad ..rs..
WM. TAssiG, Pres't Traders Bank. 81. Louis
JoHy q. LioNrEEGrE, Pres q y IauE >t l,r.-.
AuoLruU, MFf-l,- iee-tros't l.. PISS be- BIs.H.a.
R0HEEg BiErH. Pses't Herman Sav.a-s fe r....r
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ZFor Weak Eyes. Deafness, Headache,
Bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs or Consumption,
use DR.. Kenne,lys " Permanent Cure for Ca
tarrh;'' as Lall Of these difficulties result from
that loathsomc disease.
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FALL DBILL-The semi-annual muster and
FAN drill Of the Burlington Military-consisting
Of Capt. Monahan's company of Infantry, and
Capt. Peck S section of Artillery-is expected to
occur on the first Tuesday in September. These
Companies made handsome appearance at
their last June training, and the coming muster
will probably be an occasion Of no less interest
or attractiveness. The d" Boys - should be en-
coungei, and We trust they may without diff
Guilty obtain the little pecuniary aid which they
viii need to pay the Band, and other incidental
expenses.
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10 TO $500 per Month Salary paid O. ACTS,
- male female, o. introduce our P4f.Ht Euer-
lasting Hhits Eve Clothes Lines Address the Am
ericau Wire Co., - William st., y. y. or l6 Dear
born So. Chicago.
4 GENTS WASTED-For she host Book out
IA Picture Of t.lc iI-sUlLtcl STATE and %. Work
.f Restoration. l-ii7-l-f, LARGEST Inducements y
itrgd. For circulars address L. STEBBlNS, Hsrt
ford. c.
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COLGATE \ cos
TOILET SOAPS.

CENTS " ANTF,D frMEN OF OURDAY
y Tho Lives oi GRANT, CoLFAN, and all the Lead
By e mon Df the utti1n lover rf| IN one volume; y
d. IT, p Eruesett, tire popu-r Biographical Eli
tlr ui " App.ct.u'- Cycllf.e.lla" over 5tt pages
and 81 tine steel portraits The Only comp. q ~
reliable work 0f the hiud published Price very
.W Sales immense Any Intelligent man ~ ~
Hau s1u clear $50 O. s4u per month. One agent
made SaI iu Eve weeks send for circular AGircss
ZEIGLEE 3cCURpN 4 Co, Publishers, Piuia'
So
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. ana curry away shcep peioit lhcr y Us.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Iody Of Mrs. Bruce. whose sudden death
has been noticed, was not buried Sunday. rs the
lle-liie look of the corpse suggested the idea Of
suspended animation. \ skillful surgeon. DR..
MOBILES. of Wallngfori. declared himself unable
to -ay certainly whether the body was dead or
not
John Kennedy was iuel $40 for drunkenness
in Rutland, Tuesday.
/ Chester Kingsly, Of Rutland, has paid Sl2,-
900 for Daniel Vcrler's lot in the burnt dis
/ u-ict, in Rutland, which would not bring SGG0
+ twenty years ago.
Oliver Clement, Of West Rutland, was lodged
in jail Tuesday night, for beating his wife so
that She lies in danger Of death
Thursday afternoon, a little daughter of Ste
/ phen French got severely bruised by falling into
/ he cellar of the new block in Merchants Row.
The address before the Rutland County Agri-
cultural Society is to be delivered by Col C. Il.
Joyce Of Rutland, October LIST.
The Rensselaer, x Saratoga r. r. has just put
on "a new locomotive called Gov. Page in
honor of Hon. J. b. Page, Of Rutland.
Dr. Sargent, Of Iiendon, has shot a cram
four feet high and five feet across the wings.
The first election Of officers Of Rutland Lodge
f. and \. VI. under its charter, was held last
wednesday evening, with the following result
the new officers being duly installed after the
election by Grand Master Hall, Of the Grand
/ Lodge
\. 5. Stearns, W. NJ; W. B. Thrall 5. W;
Luther larger, J. W; Geo. A. futile, Treas
;, E Durham, Sec; Chas W Potter, T.; Ion
Llppincott, S. D.; W. II. Sehryver, J. D.; +. 4.
Shattuck, J. VI. Otis, Stewards
On Wednesday evening while Rev. Norman
Seayer and his wife were riding, their horse be-
came frightened by the falling Of the thills upon
his heels. After running furiously he was
finally securel- Fortunately no one was in
jured
The residence Of Mr.. Joseph johnson, in Men
don, was destroyed by fire, caused by the acct
dental dropping on the floor and breaking Of a
kerosene lamp The house being located nearly
two miles from ncighbors, help only arrived in
time to assist in saving the barn and out build
ings.
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Yesterday lMonday) afternoon, Frenchman
named Albert Poer, engaged in drswing bricks
fr Mr.. II. J. Nelson, stopped to water his
horses at the trough near L. Barnes * Coz
new min at the lake, slipping offboth head-stalls
20 expedite the matter. At that moment the
horses took fright and starting forward knocked
down and ran over Poer, cutting a severe scalp
wound IN the back Of his head besides otherwise
truising him. The team ran on and around the
Central railroad depot, when one Of the horses
stumbled and fell on the track and after being
dragged over the ties a short distance till one Of
his legs caught in frog, they were both
brought 70 a sudden stop Mr.. Peer IS serious
ly though not dangerously injured and his horse
that fell. badly laccrted. the flesh being torn of
iumauy place from the side of the head andlet.
besides being badly strained
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an the l-tl inst, between Essex C.ut.c and WI
- nooski, on aIl-Wool, grey mixed $40, CpAT-
Whoever W u rotarn the same o. tlc Ii-criper, or
rcWlrlc f.
GE1 49, PRIOR.
Au- 4ith WV Essex. Vt
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sprtial 9otites.

"OUT OF SORTS.',-TakeDR. S. O. RICH
ARDS0N's SHERRY WINE BITTERs, the most
medicinal in the market. Established in 1908
March 18th WIN
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On Saturday afternoon Lester NJ, the oldest
SON Of Mr.. Mai Davis, a lal about sixteen years
ofaae. had narrow escape from drowning
Willie walking on the edge of the dock opposite
oh, new min Of L. Barnes So Co., he accidentally
lo.,his balance and fell into the lake. On rising
ta the surface he euicavorcl TO reach the wharf,
bus falling IN hi, attemp; again sunk Fortu-
uatoly his struggles were witnessed by man in
% row boat near by, who, rowing at once to the
spot where DE disappeared and looking down,
.ay biu apparently standing on the bottom
4-tl.e water was but about seven feet deep, he
v-.- able 90 grasp him by she shoulder and draw
bin 80 the surface. He wasnearly unconscious
tut quickly revived and is now entirely re-
covered
LtvomE County AGRICULTURAL FAR-We
uara received the poster of the Lamoille County
Agricultural a,iety's Third Annual Fair, to he
han at Nari-vine September Is, Is. and Il.
The orator is Philip X. Glccl, E-I., Of Morris
town.
hon. A. W. Gr-woll's herd Of s.. short horns
u.u leon exhibition, but viii not compete for
g. premium.
The blowing match viii take place the first
Isg .t the fair.
4 good band Of music will help enliyln the
sion. together with various novel and inter
.-t'n- entertainments.
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The meeting in the CITY Hall Park Sunday

The meeting in the City Hall Park Sunday
evening, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association of this place, was attended
by over 800 attentive and seemingly interested
hearers.
The meeting was opened by singing, and
prayer by Rev. D. W. Dayton. The exercises con-
sisted of reading of Scriptures by Deacon Z. A.
Fuller, followed by brief and earnest addresses
by Mr.. S. Huntington, Reys. Eldridge Mix, and
Z. II. Griffin. The addresses were interspersed
with singing. These open air meetings, as con-
Quoted by the young men, are a move in the
right direction. They are especially calculated
to influence many who cannot be reached in
any other way. We are glad to learn that they
will be continued each Sunday as long IS the
weather viii permit.
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RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL.

NJ. Z. CARPENT Err, 4. B., PRINCIPAL.
A graduate Of the University Of Vermont.
Miss MARY BROwSsoS, Prcceptrcss.
Mrs. S. IT, DAVIS Teacher of Music.
Mrs. z. +. GLEASON, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
The Fall Term will commence "Wednesday, tho 9TH
day Of September, ISIS.
Board can be obtained at reasonable rates in pri
vate families
E.B. ANDREws, Dear Sir.-I take pleasure 10 sly
in. that Mr.. NJ. b. Carpenter, whom you have lnvit
ed 10 take charge Of your High School, i viii itt
for the duties Of the pos % which you have called
him. 1 confidently expect that he will meet with
decided success.
Yours truly,
JAMES b. ANGEL.
-
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IHf J,um-TT.-We understand that Rev.
d. s. p. Tommy, Of Veig.nues, has signifcl Ais
acceptance ofthe appointment 30 the chair Of
intellectual and Moral Philosophy in the Uniyer-
=ity of Vermont, and that he viii enter on the
duties of his pr.as-or.hip At the opening Of the
next term.
We learn al-o with pleasure that the Universe
~ has secured the services of the Rev. JoHy L.
PhrT, graduate Of the University, of the class
ofl.f7. as Lecturer ON Geology. Mr.. Perry is
NOW connected with the museum of Comparative
:. logy, Harvard College, Cambridge By his
investigations in the science Of Geology, and es-
re.ially by the paper which he read before the
Boston Society Of Natural History last winter On
Hlc Rel Sandstone ofVemont, Mr. Perry has
already Won high position among the scientific
scholars Of the country
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S.I2OO 4 ~ X Agents t.s... tl.- ..,..r Shut
= tie SEWN Machine. f.H s.rt..s.4r. .-s,.
Extra inducements tr .'r o..at ..rr- i...I On
or address v. "a. WILSON G. 60. ,.......t ~.
Boston, Ms. or ST. L.J--. DO