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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

The -wislo1n snd virtue oi Yer.
mott Asts1bled ~ the capital on
Thursday. tvs sth iast 70 periorm the
Legislative dBiies IL The State The or
gAalzAisoa q tlss senate and Hosss oc-
eupied ta, issie time. Hsnry Clark Of
RauADd was unanimously elected Sec
reiA4y Of the senate. Maj James 5.
Pcck 81 Monlpellsr Assistant Secretary
aud Rev D. g Roberts II MontPoiier.
Chaplain The Hon~e organized BY
The ohoieo Of Con Grandey. Of Yer
genuos. AZ Speaker. and BY the unans-
nous election Of John H. FlAgg ESQ.
o, bennington, Clerk, No business o:
public Importance has been transacted
BY the legislature as yet The time thus
far having been consumed in the ap-
polntnsnt u committees. the introdno-
ton Il balls, &c.
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Parsons pasgssise fiiis" wail greatly re.
hsveVe, " not sissiFels care dyspApsis, vheR sy.
srytifsg else fsiis Tbsyh been TIED II SONS
desperate eAses, and base given raoEs resAsf than
say othsg medit1ne.
= apgsilsa els tlioftagiy cured ~ sheFs ~ not
eIt nsiye losssn.-by thoroughly asiar Hehns's
rais-Kigsag Magic on. it's also good iof ofhsr
palns. aud Arhss. II Is sAeeilent fsHssiy rrm-
sAy. TTy igtile.
"A large Volume weaid nod eoHiAls The mas.
n tssiimony shleA has sseamnialoa Ia favor "
Htaasss Baasaaa n WI cherry : cafe, "a
eisai, sfa rslias remedy IA curing sgagi.s. soias,
ard pslin.sasry aisssss Many n lhs ceres are
truly wondsffai.
Msny sslsAbls hegsss a4s fren Use sfis1ts VI
sosie Ths bs-s tisaag y o. IL = easa VI tsIs sind
is - peaf 8 bottle " aJahasoos AnaAyss LHi-
b. si lato isng isetfa jalt iaetie. aa9 tsA
piHi 4 ssaisssss end wstsf. liea peer IA shois
dsvu he ksssss Aroai. ia tsA a4satss The
hofse Ell beglE % tat
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sae.a EUsePx.
LONDON. MospaY. October 10.

LoSDoS, MoSDlY, October ~.
The following is the Substance OF
THAT was said on both sides Of the inter-
lew between American Minister Hale
nd the Duke de Latorre, on Monday:
Mr.. Hale, addressing the duke in the
lAme of the United States. congratuIa-
ed the provisional junta and the peo-
Ne Of Spain on success 80 marked in
!, revelation Of such grand proportions.
He vas happy to return the greeting
which Spain gave the Uuitcd States on
heir entrance into the family Of free
and sosereign people. The relations
between Spain aud the United States
had always been friendly, and under
the present circumstances all his eff
forts would be e1erted 10 augment the
friendship between both peoples
The Duke de Lotorre, in the course
Of his reply. said that amid the ruins
OF the old rule structnle would be
formed which, he believed, would mer-
it the approval and sympathy Of the
United States. Spain now deserved and
ncesied the support Of all free nations
and that Of The American government
was highly esteemed. Tho duke con-
Guided by declaring that this isterviev
would serve 70 maintain unbroken the
TIE relations between the two nations
claiming and exercising suecessively
The principle ofnAtional sovereignty.
Gen Duloe has been appointed cap,
tzia general Of Cuba.
The junta has declared in favor o
additional reforms among which is tbs
abolition Of tie death penalty aAd ID,
sAnctiiy o. private letters and domiciies
The jantA has also ordered the restore
ton Of The bArk Tornado 70 England
and paymsnio 81 damages for her wrong
ful detention: and the imprisonnen
q the Spanish officers who ordered be-
setxurs. The loan Of 4o.0O0, 0o0 rsAIS
whsch visa offered 10 the provisions
iuntA vas Immediately accepted
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--DrsPLrsiA AND scRoprTA are two hydra-head-
ed monsters from which psarly al the ills that
the hcsh ia heir % originate. For dyspepsia, the
Perrian Syr7p. protected solution Of the pro.
toEisis Of iron. is bong tried and weiiestablish
ed rcmedyi and for scrofuIa an 81 isa manifold
forms, Dr.. H. Andss Iodine Wafer ID . specifc.
II those AFFECTED viii try ihese remedies they Sill
thank Ne for calling their sttensiou 70 item.
TO BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR, AMI
restnra Il 70 is nAiarAl color, and impArt that
bcsstifui gloss. odcr, etc, mss Mr., T. A. ALlES;
bFAovEp tneu AyAt) Has REsroEEa on DAEss
rss, Iva one bocae1 Every Druggist selis Il
fncc One Dollar. aa8
srTho Altouiiea Of our readers u directed v
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CUBE
in another part o. this paper THE truly yaiuA
be Medicine ID repo1asndsd by 81 vho uss u.
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Hanrrnnn. Ocl q

vTAnrGA, TExAs lSD Mra~ls4irr ISvrI-
I'D 70 voTE roa pHp1prxr The presi-
dent, 90 Tuesday. through The var de-
partnant. ssmned a general order Cor the
Information % army officers quoting
the provisions q the constitution rela-
tive 10 the sicctioa 81 president AID
vice prrAideui and the laws visiting
with Punishment military or nAvsl Of,
kesrs ohalracnng or iatimiiAting such
elections, The order is inteadsd ia
part ~ Fshaks 70 Cen Rsynolis. vhc
Issued 81 order foFbidding he citizens
Of Texas trOa holdlng an elsetion fo'
presidential electors. II Ell be r.ool
lscsed that ihss Stale and tbs states q
Virginia and Mlsaan@iPp' bare not ysi
been recognized by Coagress, by th'
sdrn. ussOn ot thar senators and repre-
ssatAtsvesi and thai congneSs. in Jal,
lasl passed a. ars n oeart preclod1ns
Toe eouataag Of tksaE eAaoaoral vOsos
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-N.u Rnrland Clsri. h waahin

New England Clerks In Washing
ton can come home and vote IN No
vsmber kor tl6.20 for The round trip.
tickets good for 80 days
Two hundred smployes OF the
treasury department. nearly one hall
Of them ladies', are to- be discharged
this week. ON account Of decreasing
work IN tho department.
General Fitzpatrick, in recent
speech, made the following declaration
Il told Horatio Seymour 70 bis face in
1868 that be was the head and front q
the riots. and THAI the Govsrnmsni
ought 10 send hm nader guard 70 Fort
LAlyette. II bad been in command ]
would have done il
The condition Of the campaign
in Ohio, 10 snck that the 0tae4aaaf,
Eaosarer ofEsrs TO ell out ell its politi-
cal documents Al 'less thaa cost Il
oherS 6rst rate speeches By Pendletou.
Hendricks, Doo'itie, And others. At
TIE ruinoH3iy low rate u -tour for .
csntr
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rHn ELMcrIs.y~

We delay Tho publication ofthe JoUH-
nal ous das this week 10 enable us 70
give the result Of the elections which
occur to-day in Pennsylvania. Ohio, In
diana and Nebraska Pennsylvania
elects ten State Senators, and full
house, consisting Of 100 members The
new legislature viii elect United
States Senator 10 succeed the Hon. G.
Buckalew. Democrat In the last leg.
islature the Republicans held the SEN
ate by Ave and the House by eight ma
jority joint ballot, i3 An Auditor.
General and Suryeyor-General is also
TO lie chosen. and congressman
Ohio elects no Legislature thus year,
The following State Offices are TO be 81
cd Secretary Of State, Supreme Judge,
School Commissioners. Board Of Public
Works. Clerk Supreme Court and Con
grcssmen.
Indians elects rs State Senators. and
full Assembly Of 100 members, who
will choose United States Senator in
the place Of Thomas A. Hcnericks, dem.
ocraL last year the Legislature stood
IS Republicans 10 10 Democrats in the
Senate, and 81 20 80 in The Houses
Republican majority on joint ballot Of
81 The following State Offices are 70
bs fllsd. Governor, Lieut. Governor
Secretary Of State. Auditor Of State,
Treasurer Of State, Reporter Supreme
Court, Clerk Supreme Court Attorney
nt-t c4- --s- 49, aNA-- -
congressman.
Nebraska elects seven State Senator's
and full delegation ts9 menbers) tc
the lower house The new Legislature
will select United States Senator in
the place Of the Hon. Thomas w Tip.
ton The folIowing State Offices are to
be filed: Governor Secretary d State,
Treasurer aud Auditor and Congress
men.
The result Of the elections to-day
is awaited BY ali with great anxiety. for
they will furnish good index as TO the
result 81 the Presidential election, as
well as control the political complex
ion Of the next Congress. As regards
the election the N. Y. Times says "on
Tuesday next Pennsylvania, Ohio. In
diana and Nebraskn win be carried by
the Republicans On Wednesday the
World will show that they have been
carried by the Democrats On Thurs
day we win have the official rcturns-
On Friday the World viii show that
the elections were Of very little aceount,
On Saturday all sensible men will Ac-
knowledge the certainty Of Grant car
ryine threc-fourths Of the States, and
more. TOO"
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The towns in Connecticut held their
town meetings last geek. and the result
lie great gain for the Republicans =
We publish the following, II fore
shadows The result IN November TO be
ADOPT s.e0O majority for Grant and
Celfax
HamrToRp, Oct q
Fail Eslnrns Of the town elections
have hsan recelEed. or the 1873 towns
thai voted On Monday last. 80 Are Re.
publican, CO Democratic, and 7 divided.
The Republicans gain the entire regis.
tFasion board In II towns that vere
DcrnoeEntic inzt. aud gain Q portion Of
The board that wore wholly Democrats
lastyear The Democrats gain tbs reg
issrAtion boards In ave towns thai we're
Rep1hlicsn laSa year. In two towns that
vera partially 30, and a portion Of tbs
boarda in tWo thai weEs wholly Repub-
hean lat year. The above i ofhciAl
and can be relied upon.
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--Ths Hartford Post says: Tire On
b qunsAAoa wath us IL Couneciscaat "A.
zhs1 ahAll be cor w@sansy fog Great
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Correspondence.


use YaaK. Os. HesS
Nm EssfTUr MS. eol8 Haofnina rsualnds
yerusoatss u b. native hills. And he act Hum-
hsr = the JorSSAE calls - ralnd ~ itsns
vhieh nHg iatSress ,evf r,saers A. yuu Al
ro1siy have correspondent Who tecfs yea wi
iffasmcd 70 ne ses~sp q snssos Ard PslitioA.
III cmdsasus 70 teep aF iFesa his eroaE'as.
49, snsaNsuss nssuEE1ss
Attsulon called fev months aEo 70 ne
uaonufnoni tt-sai 70 b. erected a. West Paint. N
hoDor % 8tH. so4gvick The eercuaouios VII
occHT 81 Wednesday. 0cs, sisL q. ". Cmua
wiii Az hveF tho erat.aa fas the occasion. I go
b. ths pEpsrs TIA; DE annual Tc-unian u Yer,
u,aai oaacsrs is 10 take plaee al NoaipebsT. on
the al inst, Which i % b regretted, uoa-
siderable portiou q those ofocrs belonged % the
Sxih Uorps, En,ats an being made 10 rrVuro
ne sissnsizasos Of ~ inAns q he FORMER s-em.
bess q he eurps, esPeuiAly aihoers. possible.
| The dishoalty q Aoeouinodatou is AgAiust re-
/ unidn Of tho whols cnna u IL runiored that
such re-uAioa Is to take place in III iiadesrtia,
I neat December,
TAX vIcKEnEu NAN"
The promoters o. rVform N wter-si- hare
dropped John Alien. Ny that act setting an ex-
ample vel worthy Of imitation on the past Of
! All respectable people Allen is oortainiy an Or
t1'.al sinner In s0me respects, aud b some very
/ contemplate enc werity and sympAthiEs With
| tho poor, ignorant ouiCAst sho owes his iSDo-
rance and poverty moro 70 circumstances be sund
/ bis control than 70 his own hRnsgresslans. We
also pity one who c,rnss into degradation frun a
| position q honor and responsibility throaeh
| force II circumstances Bat when one sntors
upon downward career, just for thn sport 81 tho
thing, and continues Il for the profit which It
! gives. there is semethiug which exeites ether
feelings than pity. / place Allen in he last Glass
and estimate him accordingly.
The lsz, rumor shout him is that he Is to run
for the Assemb.y--no great promotion, that
'GREcI1N brSp'
One sensation follows another ~ night fulaws
day. 'Tbe wickodost man" is 10. owed by the
Grecian bend" The Times y III or Topics
used 50 keep Us posted on new poii Is in the for.
NOR; il does now in regard tt tie latter
The last 10 that some very success III exhibitions
of the Bend have been seen upon Broadway. II
IL said that SAKE killed il in SarAt ga by calling
i the ''coc stoop' aud advising ~ pornint drops
| Oh, that SAKE would give us a call.
! II any are curious TO know what tho ''Groeian
Bend" 10, let them pat blocks about three inches
high under the heels OF their shoes a ld balance
| themselves ON their toes. This will give faint
outline cotton aud silk will oil it mp There il
one encouraging fcaturein this new fashion, ii
is rcp Undated by the majority Of lac les, Such
excesses tend to cultivate indepe,sder &c in dress
q quality in which al Americans are We ry deficient
and much behind some European COZ. ntrics.
| ARous
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EAST DORSET.


AociDEsT.--As DR.. Stewart, Of East Dorset, was
returning to his home from Danny Borough,
about one and one half miles sontl Of the village,
one q tho bots holding the thillst to tho axle gave
way, letting the thills down upon the horse, and
rendering hin unmanAgeablo A young man,
Mr. Emerson, who was in the wagon with the
Doctor at the time. assisted 10 trying 70 hold the
horse, but the roins broke, throwing the doctor
out over the back Of the seat, and striking upon
his head and shoulders. En- crsoa was thrown
ont 90 ono rde, escaped With triiling itjaries.--
En- srso., iineiincly repaired to thu assistance
Of Dr. Stewart, aud conveyed him 70 the residence
Of Aif. Willard DIR. HhiFpie was called IN "a
dress tho womap, which teuaist' 4 81 severe
brriscs about The had and sh, ulders, aud his
ba, b being badly hurt. III. Stewart was convey
ed To inia home by DR.. Whip 10, aud il now doing
veil
The horse, after disposng Of his load, ran into
another team, almost en6feIy destroying the
wagon 10 which he was attached, and disengag-
ing himself from IT, with the exception Of one Of
the thills. After running few rode further he
left the highway. rushing into marsh, founder
cd through u, drought mp on the track Of tho
Bennington and Rutland railroad. and was killed
by the evening train.
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maseRETm
- ; saslA. Ia. las -saa his hrm 10 tAs
ssr4A Fars q ,hA sp~s. - sra B, syAo.. O.
slsoa
M zen Hsr4. u sais tovn, vas thrgwn frsga
hss -Geea ea Saturday stsniue last aess be rec.
slsnos = VA nTovHsa1, Ia dis v.lIass, ias "a
tuasisiy ususgs8 srriaas inlsfy Biz huFss toas
fs1sht frasa saps ssrsstie n he rad sps -
e3sns uumkaEretaas
"A p1zav 81 sar Evusless~n fsem siEss tswu -
,srned lhs uses frssa The wsells oI artheFa Mes
rask. Ahsf q fartaiEhts Auhi. hAsiag kAiled ses-
ealaca deer. We are isasbtea - nr. oeo, Il.
s-4n. ans = DC pssty, - Ahae Fsecs q feaison,
Il ssolber oalsma vsl As nosiopd the sdver.
sissmv.f - Fer jane, Andsrsoa y oar village
/ fr an auctlan SEA tst sOih inst We uadsrpAAnd
I NJ. A istsads resoov,ne " ase KosA sna ~al
sel a. slsotl1u On TIE AAy named Al bic personal
I ~ party. among vhieh ia shaioe 10 u parloi
| .sa lasrAen fufnstur~. tbs suceou viii Asfarc
sare os,JoFtuHity ~ tsose desiring 70 FvFlenist
Z thosT stsak u household goodsi aRd &c Pfephesl
I large turn COZ 90 The ooc&sioa.
regular corvcestion Of Adoalram Chap
TT. aNAG A. mas stiaN fAAti AetfaFs&tft AtfAar
/ daY evcHing Lad the tsIiowisr ofseers were cleo
| I'd ~ ths ensuing year y. X Fowler Z. Il. T,
! J. T. MeSanghton, X D. p Eddy, s. J. r
i HAD. Treasurer; G. A. Perc~. Secretary; Frank
4 suaith. G. II. l.. @. oras, ?. s. Richard Bob
( sTts h A, C.. ". A. Bond. N. % v; 1 y. Dcnel
N av. n J. Allison, ". I'D ". W. Hal
Z Guard
7 pKaK FAHlIY- IHE Sulss BELL RISoKKs.- Bl
7 announcement in another column u viii be seer
that this celebrated troupe will give one Of thoiI
unsquAliod entertainments Al Music Hall to-mor
/ row "wednesday evening We Gdy1ss thosc VIII,
I have never heard them 70 Improve this opPortn
Z nifty We copy, frvn among the many commend
atory notices o. the press, the following from th'
/ Louisville JosTHaii
'rFhe public Is largely the debtor 70 VIM. Peak
/ ST., the founder Of bell music In the United
States, for the rich aud varied entertainment
/ which he gives them. He gives thom e pro
grAmme that cannes be exeelled--at tho sAns
/ tame Il lie the music Of home u,naic that VIC fee
An We are glad to ece that they arc 80 vel
patroniEod, their houses being crowded every
night We see the ve-kuown faces OF our eier
gymsn and leading citizens, with their families
every evening; In fact Il has become tho fashion
able resort, notwithstanding the presence Of th'
German Opera at tho Academy Of Music. W,
cordially recommend them to the pross and pub
lie wherever they 60"
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Fsas.s cMsssss n as se@ass
and lasuas q Hsgras.iriisss.
Hks4ae as,elnlaca II sqrsrasees si0 he pro
visieam a tbs Feeststu eAan. ~ eutFs apua tes Do
eAa49s a t1asa isgtassssss ausss issatai'sHa ~
ea Il rtfrersstslivrs q DE feqgie 4 drvslves
uPuu ths Executive b hsfaG D. your sitsniaou
saoh business - nav appear nvcss~nTy ~ ysllE
cunE8aerhtiaa. Is 10 year duty b remedy sny ar.
fsets 81 rs as, y HaAks such chNnges and I'M
frosenseuts - arr required 90 pcfJ,rsuair ard DE-
fend he rights ~ tho people Ahd n render sure
y - siihin our terdsrs tiss kaheai = oar frcs
instttutiaps
Yea eli bs called sFoa ioccnsidst many special
ana heal interrtts nst should reeeisr The invea-
rgAtioh and asagn thcH iapastAHcs may Dc.
FnkHa.
The iFansaetsdH, az tbs Enecutsys pcpaztmsst,
~ The Government daFf.ag TIE Fast year A. cat-
iNipea 10 the rpPoFss 81 thF stats 0nsoeEs. wiii b.
laid b.f,'re wa PROM these rrPufts ] gasAef
sasns facss, 70 which woald m0re particularly
direct your attention..
uNANcEs
Il Is gratifying ~ ~ able & rppoF, that oar a.
nanoisi cupditiun continues 10 Improve. Under
the stse provisions u former lrgislatlons. the
funded dcbt q the state has been reduced dur
ing the year two hundred a. thirty Thousand
doilarS With resoarccs bat aireci Nssisaa.
aud with The tKtrAorilnary expenditures daring
tue past few yrers sm0uuung 10 the aggregate
b. upwards u ave milliona ~ dollars we ind upr-
ssiycs IS the close o. the fiscal year With tnpd
81 tnd0lHednoss, after deductng balance ~ erosi'
u ~ sinking fund. q elavun hundred and sixty
eight thousand dnilRrs
With a continuance II the policy u providing
for potion ~ The funded debt aud with due
rngArd Ia the economical ADMINISTRATION ~ his
AFFAIRS Of State, We may stu further reduce The
amount required "a be raised rs taxation.
The war olaim " tbs State against the United
States has received the SPECIAL attention ~ the
Auditor " Accounts. The unAdjnAiad balancg
due the State Is nov 1907 IS II is estimated
nv the Auditor that We may expect with conf
denct 10 receive within tbe prescp, fiscal year
At least one hundred and t.n Thousand dollars or
these claims
The Trcasarer's report enables me 70 make the
following statement of the finances f1T tue fsca
year.
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For Che convenience OF our subscribers in
Bondyilie we have loft their bills for the JouRsn
IN the hands Of C. c. Wheeler Esq, for collection,
and wo earnestly desire those In arrears 70
promptly call At the captains Office" and settle.
The amount Is small, but we need the money
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AAbAN'iONs
Miss O. N. Kent. Of Arlington, has just re-
ociyed new supply OF fall and winter millinery,
and the ladies are invited to call and examine.
AT the annual election OF officers Of The Young
Mems Association, Oct lat, the following persons
were chosen: President, II. \. Hard; Hice-Pres ST.
dent, J. K. BAtcheldcr; Treasurer and Secretary.
@. d. Gray This association, although young
In years, has already accumulated library Of
nearly one thouaand volumes. containing gsanT
valuable works for reference, &c. They have al
80 good, weiI-fnrnisbod rooms for library and
reading rooms. They are oct Of debt, bound TO
prosper and are in fact one Of the institutions Of
the town.
There was a large crowd out 10 tho Grant and
ColfAx meeting on wednesday Eve. iast, incIua
ing many ladies. Hon. EdgSr H,HI OF fort Ed
pard, made rouains speech Of about one and a
half hours in length, which was received with
much enthusiasm. He ia an old Democrat, and
is doing good work IN the cause Of liberty Law
and order. He was followed by Mai. N. b. Hall,
Of Bennington, in one Of his usual happy and
telling speeches.
The new bridge over the Roaring Branch,
this side Of Arlington village, lie nov passable II
10 one of the finest structuresin the county, be-
ing lattice covered bridge, placed on solid stone
abutmenta with wing walls 10 protect them. 1t
cost in the neighborhood Of 1880. Messrs. @.
y. oatmAn and W. L, McAuley are the contract
ors and builders.
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SUNDERLAND.

About fortnight since, Mr. Joseph Bowkcr
Of Sunderland, while engaged in repairing a barn
received severe injuries from falling door, which
resulted in his death on the 9Th inst. lie was 50
years and months OF age.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

The appropriation Of lAAt year, for work.shop
for the Reform School, has heon expended The
Trustees have erected substantial brick build
ing at a cost Of twcnty-nine hundred dollars, and
have made other improvements on the grounds
and buildings with view 20 permaHecy u the In
stitution.
The expense. OF the school have been Ten the,is.
and and 1--we hundred and thirteen dollars from
which IL 10 be deducted seventeen hundred and
seventy nine dollars, tho earnings Of tbs boys IN
the shop. The products ~ az farm, for ths eur-
Teht ysar Amouhl iB value - tseniy-tliHe hundred
aud sixty I've dollars, and bEvn principally been
used In the support u The school.
Tho sehDolhas bad eighty -ssson ininAtfs during
the wear, aud nos has hiEtY-rsine boys under it,
charge. Twelve ~ this number are PLACED ont IA
good situations " remain during good behsfioT
THE esursa relieves The State from sKpsnses sud
must prove al advantage 20 the boys shs have
become reformed and desire 70 Shes themselves
worthy II being trusted. a namher ~ yuang
men have graduated respsetaiiy, prepared for
business. AID arr Ia good sitaatlyns. II II eaa-
geFted that tae Las - regard 70 Alternative EeD-
tenens. noeds amendmoDt - maze i efiSctise,
and that the profitable empi0fIBefh " The bays,
would seem ~ require enlsFgenIeDs u ths
he Trustees rtpon ne school "a under a.
aesent management, and shat ID n seoompiish-
ing 80 w9rk = reform sith feAsgfabls etpecta-
tian ~ asasailnsaN sad hanofsble hsss for grad
aAiar. Tbs fAets dsfe5gpsd q the Report, ere
sell uvrtb youf csadi5 cottiderHtion
EEcynorIrT.
The saejscs,af Eeeiprortsy. in trade vita the
sosalnlvn II CGneda, j hos mAtteT a uegfaiA,
ton between TIE GsneEAl IsgfeEnusrht asid the
authorities 10 CsssessA 10 as1Haeetigo With tAsiE
home RSxsFumeAt
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