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CORPORATIONS.


which may be necessary to carry into full effect
the objects and purposes Of this association:
CHARLES CAvAROC. g. CANTON
CHARLES. DE kUYTER, U. MARINONL
A. REICHARD, ARTHuk POiNC1,
LEON HAAS. JR., ANT. LANAI,
r. r. MOTION f. z. BEREARD,
W. AGAR, JEAN EGLb
ARTICLE XI.
At the expiration of the charter sooner, II or
dered by two-thlrds of the votes OF Ihe STOCK
holders the affairs of the association shan De
lquidated under the charge and supervision 0!
three commissioners appointed by the last BOARD
of Directors and who shall exercise all the corpor-
ate and functions necessary f0r Lhe eelIse-
ment and liquidation OF the affairs OF the same.
ARTICLE XII.
This act of incorporation can be altered and
amended by vote of twothirds Of the capital
stock represented at any general meeting OF the
stockholders, called for that purpose.
Done and passed at New Orleans in my office, the
day, month and year first above written II the
presence of Armand Pilot, Jr and Edgar Pilot,
Competent witnesses, who have signed with said
subscribers and me, notary.
Original signed:
C. CAvAROC.
OEMICHES K POTHIER.
s. CAMBOS.
U. MARINUSI.
MUMMY. LULISG co.
L. NJ. AyENDANO
ANT LANATA.
d. BLUM.
FRANK & co.
A. POIECY & SON,
EDGAR PILOT.
A. PIT0T JR.
G. LIE GARDEUR, JR,
Notary Pubic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02

He took her fancy when he came; he took
her hand, he took kiss; he took no notice
of the shame that glowed her happy cheek
at this. He took to coming afternoons; he
took her fathers silver spoons, and after
that he took his leave
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02
HAVANA CIGARS.

Fresh invoices of HAVANA CIGARS choice
brands, such as Partagas, Corona, Figaro, Upman
and Pqnariega, just received per Lord Lowell, Gen.
eraI Hancock and Liberty, from Havana, and for
sale at a small commission.
Also, on hand, good assortment of DOMESTIC
CIGARS, Havana Cigarettes, the celebrated Plea
dura III Gallito,' and fresh Havana Tobacco Seed.
NJ PEASANT,
fel9 emo No. Car0ndelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02

Pittsburg has named a new brand of
whisky the Victoria Woodruff" 1t makes
a fellow weak in the knees and kinder as
though he wanted to vote for woIcan suf-
fraUa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


..-......POydras street.
Corner of"Carror strset),
DEALER IN
'oAD AND SILVER WATCHES. FINE JKwKLRY,
CLOCKS, sILyERwARE, sPEcTAcLBs.
..... EYE GLASSES, ETC,
ie'1e*pectfully inform his old friends and Gus
some!s 'hat he has reopened at the above named
tooa''on ms stock being entirely new, his goods,
consequently, all Of the latest stvles and a..
warranted te be equal to anything in the market
having bought for cash, he can sell lower than
almost any other house in the city and being =,
laVor OF quick returns and small profits. he win
guarantee bargains to all customers Come and see
his goods. 800
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the very best
manner and at the shortest notice oc23 TN 1t2n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02

The latest story is that Bret Harte has ra-
ceived an invitation to write exclusively for
Schenectady paper. Hes can earn thirteen
dollars week, if he will set his own COW.
1t is not yet certain that he will accent the
call.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02
CORPORATIONS.
NOTICE OF LIQUIDATION.
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
NKw ORLEANS. April 20. 1871.

NBw ORLEANS, April 20, 1871.
In conformity with the decision of the stockhold-
ers representing Lime thousand and one shares at
q general meeting held ON Wednesday April H.
Ri, amer due advertisements, notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, in furtherance
OF resolution of the board adopted on the four
teenth instant, that the New Orleans Insurance
ASSOCIATION IS dissolved, and that the liquidation
its affairs will be effected by Messrs. Sanuel Hen
derson, Jules Aldige and D. Bouligny as commits
sioners duly appointed under article eleven OF the
charter.
G. LAEAuX, Secretary.
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DACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
Organized for the sale of
PURE CALIFORNIA WINE AND.
BRANDY.

VINEYARDS IN ELDoRADO COUNTY, GALL
FORNIA.
| CHARLES B. PETIT, Treasurer ard Business
Agent-Ofice and Salesrooms No. IS Camp
street. New Orleans.
This company is composed of the owners of vine
yards in the best grape district of California who
have formed association for the purpose of sell
ing their own Wines aud Brandy
The following list comprises part of their pro-
ducts now ready for the market
WHITE VINE ANGELICA
RED WINE, MUsCAT.
CLARET,. CATAWRA
HOOK ISAREIUA
OLD MISSION, SPARKLING
SHERRY, WINE BITrFPs
1ohAf, GRAPE BRANDY,
PORT BRAyny RT1~rEps
All their Wine and Braudy Warranted
Strictly Pure.
Arrangements are perfected for weakly
shipments, direct from the vineyards thus insur-.
ing full and constant supply of these PURE AND
DELICIOUS WINES
Dealers, physicians and families are reouestAd to
cail and examine in regard to quality and price
Al orders should be addressed,
PACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
INNS ONO No. IS Camp street New Orleans
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, CORPORATIONS.
CHARTER

NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
As amended by act Of December |, 1870, and made
part thereof by reference.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02
Capital.

The NewsCrleans Mutual Insurance Association,
corporation under the laws of the State of Lousi-
ana Is ready to insure against fire. marine and river
risks. ONCE No. 10 Exchange alley.
G. LANAUX, Secretary.
New Dreams, April 20, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSO-
TyON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02
Board of Directors.

Board of Directors.
CHARLES CAVAROC, President
Charles de Ruyter, T. Marinoni,
Augustus Reichard, A. Poincy
Leon Haas, Jr., Ant. Lanata,
f. f. Motion, William Agar,
). Cambon, Jean Ege,
F. F. Bernard
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-02

G. LIE GARDEUR, JR.,
Notary Pubic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

The DRUMMING" BCsINEss.-The New
York Grocer gives the following infor-
nation in regard to the drumming
business"
There are said to be %. .OOJ drum
mer- sent out OF this city alone. These
average at least $500 each in SALARY
and commissions, or S3S. coo, 900 paid 10
the whole number In salaries. Ii TO this
We add their travelling expenses. 81 per
day, and estimating that they are upon
The road $50 days during the year, we
have All item Of $l5. 600 900 more, and
all aggregate OF S52, ,0O0, 900, which is al
ded to the price of the goods sold. A.
there are about 300. 900 retail store. in
the country which the goods eventually
reach, we find every dealer taxed $l75
per year to sustain this army OF drum
mers from New York city alone. We
would not be understood to say that in
all instances and under al circumstan-
ces the employment of travelling sales
men should be dispensed with, for un-
der certain circumstances it is an abso-
1ute necessity. In Introducing a new ar
ticle to the attention Of the trade. or a
new aud improved package or manner
Of putting up goods. in specialties gen
erally. or Whatever cannot be described
ia,eliigibly Or understood clearly with
out seeing the article. then such course
becomes Indispensable, and an advan-
tage to both buyer and seller. But even
then, after such an article or staple Or
manufacture has become universally
kuown, the drummer can be dispensed
with 10 the advantage of both parties
There are 800, 900 more women than
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
4 Far" tor sale.

Tue subscriber offers tor sale has farm situated
in Buehill, alb Iui mile from the village, on the
,edgwick ROAD, and consists of lao acres of land,
twenty acres in tiliage, with valuable wood lot.
near the shore. al well fenced. The buildings
a story sad one-half house, SsxH, with ample
room. an sixIs, Aad a stable suitable for the
farm. There ls also q young and thrifty orchard
OF choice fruit trees also ali the conveniences
and aecessary fixtures usually TO be found on q
farm thar has be sn well takea care Of Will be
sold at bargain If applied tor soon. Apply
20 C.C.CLOUGa.
BluehAi, May 3. Issl snols
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Positively WITHOUT Pam
NEW JEWElRY STORE.
she subscriber would announce te

'FHE subscriber would announce TO
the people of Ellsworth and vicin-
ity that he has purchased the stock in trade Of
GEO. =. DIM and added 70 the same iresh
lot Of JEwELRY, WATCHES, &c, and would
be pleased - have those call on him who want
W aTCH6S or JEw6LRf repaired, - Who are
selected stock OF goods in his line, and intends
TO deal fairly with all Customers. PaI Iticu lar al
tention paid 70 all vsrk sasrusted to ais care.
~ Herk NaSvaSfe6.
AOwill the public try me - 70 prices and
workmAnship?
Store, Main ST.. EllsWorth Maine, nsxs door
=. L. DAVIS.
Ellsworth, Dec. 23i. ls6s. 81
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Wool Carding.

noBe with great reduction in price at JOYS
IL MILL. ia wing put my Machine in the best
Of order am now ready 70 receive Wool IL may
be left At II Is. Masons I'm the store formerly oe-
capled by Bartlett & JOyl or At WhItcomb 4
synes'. at The y ais. AL Wool received before
the middle of July will be oiled and earded for
scis per 10
y. B. The best Of oil will be used
b. y. JOY.
Ellsworth, May Is. 1871. sneo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

The Quartermaster.
An INCIDENT or RATTLE.

In sixty-hvc, In river { ape Fear
swung at her anchor a man-of.war:
And down TIE breeze, now far. now near,
lame thudding sounds OF the can nnon's lar
For rebels still held fort Of sand
On river bank at the westward hand.
Out on the wind the sigual s,ew.
At 6Agship Malvern's Zee yard, arm;
Little the qusrierma.te knew,
A. be laid his glass in bend Of his arm
That the number rad was his last rrrort.
for u Reommsnded-''Aoveu up 10 the Port
Then ehecrily piPcd the bo.iswain's call.
tp anchor. men Up anchor, ALL
Md. .aipping the bars with many olsng.
,ame home To the cable tier again
The turning propeller took the strain
Prom OF the capstan, A. they hove round
And tramping about again and again.
They lined the anchor ffom on the ground:
While shrilly whi-tling sailor Jem
The ffsr. blew tune for them
Anchor a peak. SIR steady sot-
In narrow channel mid shoai an,i sand
With many turn, and sure and slow
And wheel held frm In steady hand.
The guntoai moved toward the bank
10 she'll the enemy on the flank.
To quarters changed the oiamoring gong.
And to hi. place each sailor went
And hu-hed was shout. and laugh and song
All hearts on sturdy hght intent
And then began, with powder and she'll.
pouring rain OF furious he'll
The rrbels watched the coming shower
AZ naIncd the light Of .ulph' 'rous cloud
NM meath their bomb-proof bastions row,.l
hiie IN the sand the shells deep plovcd
Inen. masked behind the woods thew whc.led
"hiiworsh gun upon the Geld
The good .hip dropped to thr ebbing tide
Her bow stuck fast on q bank Of mud
Ma shots were falling DOW ne ar nov wide
illl thcy got the range when a smashing thud
oi the Fsied shell rpped up the iecs
And scattered the crVw amid the wreck
Then walls 81 agony arose
oi strong men shaiicTs, limb from limb
Ana rcd blood drlpJcsi from spry cioihe.
hnit thsws rciaNesi, and eyes grru hin
Their lamp oiliic blown out hy death
with single pun OF scorching hrraih
Aud. rceling along the quarter dccl
ihc quartcrmssfer stumbled down
Nor hccsied the signal call or icek
Ihrp gaping wounds hi. life sna.t rouu
And falnily gssptng heard him cr,
God bless my country tho die
Tie ever thus with = noble soul
In rcs; or action. war OF pcAr~
II presses forr Ar,i ard II. Eual
TAI. duty done. God gives rp!sare
Anf. like my oomrade. 80 NAV
serve God and country TIL die
Bo-i1n. June Il: I--l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

YHE subscriber has taken the House recently va
] Gated by GEO. W. BALE. known rs the Ell-
sworth House. and has fenfted and refarnished t
throughout Transforming that deserves ne y
name, and heAas thareEsre oArssasaed Il the CITY
HOTEL. BY ssFSse assssfios 10 business, with
Accommodating walt. rs aad clerks. and with the
old and experienced hostler so long . hxInre TO
the stable, - take care Of that department, he
hopes 10 rness and 70 receive . good share oil
public patronage. No paine viii be spared to
make this House . favorise viii Tie uaveiing
public.
~ Every room in the house Is neatly painted
carpetted aad furnished.
q. w. BAGLEr. Proprietor.
Oct. 18th ls1o. Slu
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DR.. OSGOODS
DENTAL NOFIGR I

Competition in Dentistry tlike everything else
brings cut new energies tor the mastery.
Having had neariy nineteen years professional
practice In this city have doubt Of the contin
Ell support Of my numerous friends and patror
Having for the past few years been Obliged IL
keep Oh. of my once As much as possible TO re
xain my health, which now admits Of devotinS
my exclusive attention 10 II, am prep AIRED to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

a., DESIRABLE TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE located on Per-
tssts kins Street in Castine. commanding
iiiss nne view OF the river. harbor and bay.
The house Is In good repair, con-
tasn- ten rooms conveniently Arranged, cement
ed cellar, cissern, and q we'll. Adjoining the
house are q shed. sarnAnd carriage house aAso .
hne terrAeed garden eous~istng Of q ecse oi
order. eoo-ebertes. ro3 ana vties snrYsnes. I
buckthorn hedge IN front Of shs hoase.
The farniIare. bsds, and oshsr housebelA srt-
cles wl1 - seiA sepoeossly - vssh - hoaso.
-AIDo
The Estase known - - RA8xe9 PLACE sis
uzted ON Aaan and 0iGh Sfcooee, coaaaining sovGn
acres ef ezesness ojwtag -, - yeese apSjs
trees and eoaemouS hOuoD for three In tlkss.
ROr aFgSR c111isnims, nl1iTe of
HA1RtIT ". sIEvBNo,
3mS Casti1e, Ne.
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DR.. L. w. HODGKINS,
ELLSWORTH, he.

DAse ossr Icy. BS~sSeH. fs's. Store
Re -idence Hancock street.
Until further notice DIR. Hotigkns can be found
a. hi. onise. except when absent on professional
sails, house
Ellsworth. Der Let. lseS.
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Special Notice.

. one - dissatisfied with ticket pure hA sed
Mover ths Lake shore and Nichigas uthern
Railway with only ohe change betsnen Bo sto
AMI Chicago. Elegant Drawing Room aud sleep
lBg Cars
Through Tickets and full inform alton DC OBJ
tAiaed Of GEO. A. DY Err. Agent.
Stale street Bl ock.
Slu Ellsworth, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

There are sOo, 900 more women than
men in England.
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"a SEVENTH
AAAS S e A SON,

The. Old Packet Line.
Between Ellsworth and Portland. will one,
business iof this season af oaoe, " iih the good
schooners FRASKLIN PIERCE r NJ Gr.nt
Master, and OCEAN ]. =. Srant Master and
eonnnue with such good vessels as thc buslns,.
may require the entire season
- for freiTh, zpply 10 Captain. on hoard
or 70 MEssR>. AIKEN 4 co, Ellsworth
y. j MILLER. Portland.
Portland, March :, ls7I. ,fIs
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w. p. JOY,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Special attention paid 10 Collecting and convey.
ancins. once over Henry Whitinss Store. 3.f
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NNlN vVNVGNZVEVZ
IN any branch OF Dental Science or
IN PRICES D.!

buv Gold Foil and all dental material. in large
quar titles anc much lower than any Dentist in
Easter n Maine, therefore can afford TO do good
work as low As any competitor NAV oder.
am prcpaI Cd to give nv pstiesss the bene nt
OF any late i0provements p4acticabie.
Anaestbesia used for extrnesing Teeth.
Positively WITHOUT Pam
and no injury 70 the Patient
Arfiscisl Teeth inserted on the latest and most
approved plan as los the cheapest, nerves si
aching teeth destroy ed without pain.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
II pRemember, oaies IN Granite Block. Main ST..
Ellsworth, j. T. OSGOOD.
Oct ls9. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

! MEssRs. POLAND In your mention last week ol
Rev. DR.. Lords decnation Of the Gull given him
from Hartford, you also allude to his sermon, 80
which he renewedly consecmted himself 20 thc
work Of his Master in the church where Doe has
50 faithfully preached the doctrines of the Gross
for the last quarter Of century. It was al well
said, what you did say. Listening 20 that sermon
as did, and which all must have done with pro-
found interest, was impressed with the persua-
sve influence and power Of the steady and long
continued work Of the faithful servant of God in
a church
During the period Of Mr. Lords ministry. to
/ record he has kept tells of 33s received 90 lhai
church Of 90 that he has buried Of the church
81 Of the society, and so children
history this Of sublime import, yet infinitely
more sublime are the history and results uurucal-
ed to mortals
Who can measure, or what tongue can tcil. tle
vast amount n sqcred influence Of the gospel thu,
long preached, not in strife, but in gentlcnc.s.
aptness Of teaching, warning, reproyng with all
long suffering and doctrne2' The pebble cast
into the ocean loses not its influence tin it dies
away upon It's hrthest shore Nor can lie iu-
auence Of this faithful pastor be measured here.
but includes many who becoming converted under
his teachings, have carried The" good tidings" %
other lands and been instrumental in the salvation
Of many souls elsewhere
Well fitting then the sacred words applied %
the good minister of Jesus Christ " his record
is on high
Montpelier, March 2sth. ISL
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Vermont paIrrmen,. A..ocInlIon

Mr.. Bliss, Secretary Of the Vermont Dairy
mems Association, gives notice that the
Transactions 90 for ls7O-7I are in the printer,
hands, and will be ready for delivery in about
one month
The Association rcqui,es $500, 70 delny te
current expenses If the year, and each trustee,
member and friend Of ne Association is asked %
secure at least one new member for the current
year, or for life. As ma inducement 20 prlmp.
action, to the first two hundred new members news
copies Of last years Transactions will De Civ.
en- as well as this. Either is believed by coupe
tent judges TO be worth more Co the progressive
farmer and dairyman than the cost of both under
this arrangement Tho forthcoming number Is
much more valuable than the last, and will CONE
pare fayorably with any heretofore published hy
any similar association in the United States It
is earnestly hoped that the citizens Of Vermont
will take sufficient interest and pride in this mat
ter to raise the necessary funds and save the dis
agreeable alternative Of assessing our members t.
cover the expenses publication. The names Of
all members received within three weeks will be
printed in the roll. Address, with funds, O 5.
Bliss, Sec and Treas, Georgia Vi.
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Hon. Hon. 5as's" d %Soo. A''a'miJat,o.
Town Of Plainneld rs. G.. T. B,tchcdcr. Re.
plcyin for two barrels Of liquor. The def seized
the liquor as constable on a complaint that the
same was kept for sale contrary to law. The
town entered in said case and claimed said liquor
as having been purchased by the soloctmen for
the use of the town. The court, however, decided
against said liquor aud condemned the same
This suit was brought by the town, and said IL
quor was taken on the repcyin writ, and the
def. plead the aid judgment Of condemnation,
also settlement olsaid suit in bar Of this action
Verdict for deit. ShurtleG, Randall g Duront
for plf Heath d Fcrrin for def
B. + Scott rs. town of Cabot. This was an ac-
ton for soldiers bounty. The case was made
up by the court and verdict for delft by drcc-
ton, and passed TO the supreme Court on lues-
tons Of law arising in the case lamsln, Randall
d. Dumnt for pT Fifeld b " Davis, lleaton
d. Reed for delft
II. G. Wells rs. Martin Go,dnough. Assault
and battery. Verdict for plaintiff for 5000 and
costs. Heath for plaintiff Randall 6 Durant
and L1ms3u s. ShurteT llrlof
elias r. Blchcllcr rs Cha. II. Kinney. Thi.
was an action of shnlar fr accusing the plaintiff
oftc-,lyiuE hlsa in olurt Ilathonl billing
ham brplH shuto0, Randall s. Dorant and
hanson for def Verdict for plaintiff $50
David Dow rs. Lyman s. llaycs.-rhis was
an action brought by tbo plaintiff against the
defendant rr Che seduction Of tho plaintiffs
Oh 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

CONDITIONAL BEQUEsTs, TO THE UNIVERSITY or
VERMONT, AND ORPHAN ASYLUM. - The will of the
late John A. S. White Of Mortified has been adj
mitted to probate By the terms of the will his en-
tire property Supposed to be in the vicinity Of
S5OOOo,) is left in trust to Messrs Ileaton x
Reed Of this village for the benefit Of his wife and
maiden daughter, during their lives. Upon their
death, il no grandchildren survive them, the
trustees are directed to pay s. 900 to the " Pro-
violence Orphan Asylum and Hospital at Burling-
ton and the remainder of the PRINCIPAL 10 the
University Of Vermont in trust, to be held as a
permanent fund, the income of which is 10 be
used in delraying the expenses Of INDECENT stu
dents in the University from Vermont, prefer
ence to DO given to students from Washington
county, and the amount so expended not to ex-
coed $50 year for student 4" and colored
students not to receive any portion Of said income
and interest," Provision is also made for the
giving of proper security for the execution of the
trust, and the University is required to report
annually, in its catalogue, the existence Of said
fund, which is to be appropriately named, and
the use to which the income is applied, as alore-
said.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

10 j. y WmGm AND OrnERs tcho recently er-
fsaded an incubation 10 be physicians Of Hii
piaos for a Course Of lectures 10 be giren by
them on Sanitary Subjects
The physicians Of your village would respect
fully say tha. they have considered the subject
but no one Of their number being in circumstance.
to comply and considering the lateness Of the
season. beg to be excused at present. Yet, they
feel the Importance Of the subject, and hope at
NJ distant day to be able to respond to a laudablc
wish SO complementary expressed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29
State Fair at st. John.bury.

We are glad to learn that the east side of our
State is to have the benefit of the State Fair the
coming season. Nlessrs. Gregory and Shedd,
locating committee, haye made arrangements
with the Caledonia County Fair Ground Compa-
ny, Horace Fairbanks President, to hold their
next fair at st. Johnsbury, September 10, -, II
and Is. As long as the Fair Is not located in any
permanent place, I'VE can see no good reason why
both sides Of the State, as well as the Northery
and Southerly sections should MOI have an equal
chance in the exhibition. let it bca STATE hisii-
tuition, as it claims to be, and confuo it to any
particular locality.