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Tire want Of a rail-
able di,-retic which.
while atlug IS a
stimuAutoIthe kid /
ney=, noitheTexcitesS
nor irsi.ales then,
was long SIN e sup
pied By Ii7stetteTs
stomach Bitters.
This IiEe medicine
eNerts the requisite
degree Of stlmuiS-
ton upon thee or
CANS, without pro-
duciUg jci.tafiou,
auI Is therefore TT
better adapted for
the purpose THAI
uumaiicattd cNcjt.
ants often rcsor;ct
20. Dy sp psi3, fever
and ague, and Kin
bred diseases, are al
cured by IL. Fog sat
generally.
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SAN BERgARDINo, March 17tb.-McDow-
Ell, the murderer of Maggie O'Brieu st Riv-
arside, was today sentenced by Judge Rolfe
co be hanged next Monday. When asked if
he had anything to say Why sentence should
not b. pronounced upon him, he replied that
he had nothing to say. He manifested no
emotion when sentence was pronounced.
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rrerchandise Report.

LIVERPOOL hsTcu l4tb.
wuE1r-CalHornia SPOT lots are dull at - lo5
q, SID. CARGO lots, S9s % for just shipped SIS O.
f,r nearly due and SIS sd for of coast.
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A small Fire.

SANTA CRUZ, March 17th.-Lass night q
FIRE broke cut in tie lodging house of Cap
pelmau L Schlobohm, on Pacific avenue, in a
room occupied by Schlobohm, but the fire
was checked before any great damage was
done. The loss is about $500; insured. No
cause is known for the origin Of the fire.
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NE-sTREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
IVA and Fifth. Cast Iron Founder Manutact-
urer Of all kinds OF Cast and Rod Iron Rulings and
Fences. ali Building Castings made to order.
s5-4plm
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rrLEpnnsn pLANYNl a.ILl.

so'5o7 e - I17@ II Ut 1'''17''
DooK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
4 > Blank BOOK Manufacturers, No. $40 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. iy20-@pG
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ELTS
CREAM BALM

EIectually cieanses
the head Of catarrhal
virus, causing healthy
secretious. 10 allays
inflammation, pro
'egt5 the nasal pas
sages from additional
colds, completely
heals the sores and
restores sense Of taste
and smell.
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Roor, NE,LsoN & CO,
). o. FUNSTON.

ETNI0N FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
Z Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery of every
description made to order. jy2t4plm
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rnstarn and gorelgn aarkata.

NEW YORK, March 18th.
BRxApsruYgs-Fi our Is dan and Wheat is dull ia,
later al 81 058l 10 > bashel.
WooI-(S,,iiornia IS steady at l0al5c FOR Ia
bury, and l0&lSc for clear fall sPrins bury, lo'
a. oG,. clear spring 2Os2G,; pulied ESgSec.
mas California are steady Al 2Sg2tc.
UsIcAao, March 18th
WsEAf-a53e ior May.
CoRS-G6sc for May.
PoRE-SlS 128 Tor May.
IARD-S9 65 for May.
SHORT R1Bs-S9 50 Tor May
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TeIegr8nhic Communication Restored

SAN DIEGO March 17th.-The telegraph is
open to-day; for the frs: time since the lat.
We have had 4 81 inches of rain this month
to date, and IS 46 for the season. At some
points inland as high ga 40 inches have been
measured, and et Mesa GTands, in the noun
tains northeast, 80 inches is reported.
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The sales of Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking
Tobacco far exceed those Of any other brand in
the world, simply because it has been, is, and Will
be, the best that can be made All dealers have it
Look for trademark ct the Bull on every package
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C0asting Accident.

prominent gambler in this section Of the
country, met with an accident tonight, by
which his leg was broken between the ankle
and knee. a surgeon set the leg, and says
that with proper care Johnson viii suffer no
more inconvenience than confinement 20 his
oed for four OF five weeks. A coasting hill
hos been the favorite haunt of all the True
keeites for some titns past, and large crowds
have assembled at the foot Of the mill watch
ing The coasters. johnson was one of them,
aad supposed lie was in o safe position. a
rled with two girls on it came down. aud be-
fore ha could get out of the way he was
caught.
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Observance Of 81. Patrick's Day.

SAN JOSE, March 17th.-St. Patrick's Day
was worlhily commemora,ed here, under the
arspices Of the San Jose and Santa Clara
Divisions Of the Ancient Order of Hiberpi-
ans. TIE parade was lei by John Cunan,
County Delegate, and st ST. PatTicks Church
an eloquent discourse was delivered by Father
ReardOu, Of Meulo Park This evening a
halI Ia hing given Il Tnrnfr Hall
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BRITISH COLUMBIA

CcPl Robbery Matters.
VICTORIA, March 17tb.-About the coolest
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r. QUE 81 SONS,
N. TEHANskY
j. HYMaS, JR. d BRO,


UTATCHMAKFR AND JEWELER, 500 80
w J street, between Fifth and Sixth, g@F5a
has always on hand choice variety OF fine - u
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, etc. ia7-lm E2ssE9
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DE. cfEEvER'5 ELECTRIC Exit or E,--..-uo- e -,.s,
1pfssy ff tse OF deAnalsat Of uFeair or-.1t
Nhs- any erhty Of The snsrkvs orr ocenrs from Mai.
sass ths eontauous stream Of ELECTRICITY psrraeAas
Af0pgh the than healthy acton There
mistake rboUt this tested
cu,Aze, Of iesi6sd Wsskass from aesreisa
neapaey LAek Of Neor Sslryn Is youhles Of
Dc eoaioua thi
ntd all Ills foz ks,d Thif for The ONE tpees
Pzots. Fer circulars NIL Information CEiEYER
LAcTllC SLLr co. lca v s..an ztaz ST. Chsesea. IL
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isutCt o2t-l' l.'ii'I "a '-4 q III"
BARLEY-jhe market showed no material change
this morning as compared with tie situation ut the
close Of last week. Trade iuues slow a. S2s0S51
for the better grades Of Feed, while Brewing is
equally tame ut a range OF 0oa95c 2 ctl.
On cali there was pressure to sell, and prices as
a rule were well sustained. Transactions were not
heavy, footing uP 400 tons No Feed, as follows
Buyer se2son-5o0 tons S63c; 200, SIC; go,
sic.
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MunIcipaI EIectIon in vallejo.

VALLEJO. March 17th.- The municipal
election is in progress to-day. There is not
much excitement. The chances are strongly
in favor OF the Republican ticket
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Among Railroad Men.
Popularity and usafulDsss OF DIR. ksHns.
dvs fsvori.s Kennedy "A Ihniling
Letter from Master Mechanic

populxriiy and IsafulDsss 81 DIR. ksEns.
dr's Fsvoriss Remedy "A Thrilling
Letter from Master Mechhuic,
Mems MscHaRlxs arm srFEnxrrsnxSls o.
ron. I4osslG Erralx Hots " he y Kh
i0waIA Mass Naarh ~ lNss.
Dr.. BARD K,Ma.sis. ko1ioax. n. IL
Bsss RIA. ihiat u o. due g. yoa That
.aaals ssaie me following sisttm~ss. and do
~a soinntAnly sed uiilirEiys On The 80 GAY o.
lane, lssI vac taken vsth What vas called par
sl,ss 81 the bevsls Tho stomach ard other
efgsns sseuef 10 sympsthise VIII y and 70
M hfs va. ds.pslred ". but Al length reoov-
cred a. TAT .. 10 be able 70 riis out. Nv the sd-
s.ee of ny ph,sis1sn visited Poland springs
tyt a. hoping to be benefited from the vateis
Bns they did M DO good Neither wsrs the beet
shsslcisns ~ lexrli and Bosion. whom con.
suited atge 70 sfafd ms more than transient 70.
A,f 4 gained ~, strength and ny csss appear
ed slass,si hoptIess Ia The Fall q lend sds.eed
a., h ass kENEDY's FANonIff REMEDY, and
aiilaaais orpposed 80 pAient medicines. made
the Trial. = n,.ks . long sinry sbori--FANUh.
LIE N MEpi, 80 M oplHion. sased my NE.
consider Is the 81 pfepst a,ion,n tne ~ofld Tor
stomach difficulties. a. sell ~ OF the Liver and
other crgsns. | am Ad 10 cay u 10 10 general
a.s among the railroad men 10 this vicinity.
iturs, &c, Al. Clifford.
Mr. GlrarI IL The N yter Mechanic OF the
Lossll division Of the boston a Lowell Railroad
and HE illness aud recovery are Known TO many
Who can tsstliy Ia The facts IN his letter.
rss This medicine Tor all Diseases OF the blood
Ejaness Liver. stomach, Bowels. and Shin. IL
RAY save YIN O. s1urs from pain and death,
Addr,ss, Il desired, Or DAVID Kennedy. Ron.
dout. n. u. rae
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BIl,IoUSHESS.

Bilious SYMPTOMS invariably arise
FROM Indigestion, such NJ furrcd
tongue. vomiting Of bile, giddincss.
sick headache, irregular bowels.
The liver secrctcs tho bile and acts
like a filter or sieve. TO cleanse i'm.
pnriiics Of the blood. BY irregular
iiy in iis action or suspensions Of its
functions. the bile Is liable to over
flow into the blood. causing jsun-
dice. sallow complexion, yellow
eyes, billions disrrhna, languid,
weary feeling and many other dis
iressing symptoms. Biliousness
may be properly termed an affection
Of the liver and can be thoroughly
cured by the grand regulator Of the
liver and hillary organs, BURDOCk
BLOOD BITTERS. Ac, upon the
stomach, bowels and liver. making
healthy bile and pure blood, and
opens the culvcrts and sideways
for the outlet of disease, Sold ev-
crywhere and guaranteed to cure.
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Regularity Ia Fssding.

Al incalculable amount Of harm is done
by disturbing cattle during the time whom
digestion should be going on. and. on the
other hand, BY keeping them ia state Of
agitstsd expectancy. Every misute in
whi,h they are listening for the herds.
mans footstsp, turning their ears ct every
sound. asd distressed BY the sense Of want
and longing. il lost minute OF their
lives. II they are net losing ground 10
that fraction sftims. they arc not gaining
ground; and either way. BY positive or by
negative injury. BY gained flesh taken OF
or BY flesh that might have bssa gsised
never put on. their time aud their natural
strength are wasted, their progress 10 held
10 check. Tho difference between keeping
animals quiet, pleased and oontsatsd. aud
keeping then 10 perpetual fdgst. may
be equiv sisut to the difference between
large add snsll returns aud no returns 1t
oil. At the end Of the year.
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M7O A WEEK si2 day II home easily
D n made. Costly outfit free. Address
TuuG 4 CO.. Augusta. Maine.
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Though this is not the proper time to
set shade trees. it is the best time TO call
attention to the need Of them whore stock
are obliged to stay in the heat Of the sum.
mer. While il 10 true that treas check the
growth Of other vegetation, both by the
shade and by the roots drawing from the
soil, 1t is also true that they have more
uses in the economy Of nature a. we'll ~
in business affairs. than they are usually
credited with. Any one who will take
the trouble to travel around and observe,
will see that q pasture ON the side Of o
hill whose summit Is covered with Z forest
is almost always fresh and green. while
pastures 10 similar locations where the
summit Of the hill is bare soon Lsseme
exhausted aud fail, After having observ.
ed this. IL looks wrong to see mon 50 anx-
ious to gain AS they suppose few blades
of grass, that they will cut Gil the trees on
the summit Of their pasture, leaving per-
hsps scrubby pine In the seam OF some
ledge where stock cannot lie in any com.
fort and where ell their droppings are
wasted. A few dozen NAPLES. singly or
in clusters, along the summit Of hillside
pasture where cattls can lie in tho shade
aud feel the breeze, will add very much TO
the beauty Of the farm, to the value Of the
pasture aud the comfort Of the stock, and
will in few years yield an income in the
syrup which can be made from them.
Now il the time to look the ground over
and lay the plans and mark the spots, and
when tho time comes to set the trees the
job will be half done. Another consider.
atisn is the fact that many Of our fores
trees are q we'll worth cultivAting fos the
beadty Of the leaves 10 the fall. as many
Of the imported towering shrubs that w
see in cultivation that are Of value emily
for . few days Of blssm and are worth but
little for that MnrDr
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We bslisve the ShsrtAerss would. v.
Day. vtAnd a high = any race Of cattle.
Tor both milk and bsci. he'd ths same al.
fort bscs made 10 develop ebsrsctssissics
Since the MIX for nine months. Of coed
cor, IL worth ncrs, practically, than the
bssi value ci tho calf. vhy should the val.
usbls sArsiass BE thrsvs svsy on mere
fancys paiIyins 10 ons ~ the great spe-
ciAlitiss Of our agriculture. and 1t 10 only .
question Of time when that breed Of cattle
will be meat profitable that 10 most prsft.
able for milk production. A breed pro.
dncing only best is sot nov profitable sr.
e<ps upss cheap lands. II i but . few
years since New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio. we're the chief Shorthorn states;
but ~ land became more valuable. and
dairy prodsols Increased 10 value. this
grand smbodyment Of bovine beauty took
its march westward. II may BE- supposed
that this marked decline in the number
Of cattle 10 these three states: but the in.
ference is quite erroneous. Those states
contain more cattle today than 20 years
ago; therefore the Sborthorns did not
move West because fever cattle arc want
ed. but because Of the short sighted syy
tem Of keeping cattle, and utilizing only
one bali Of their natural produtisn.
To gives slight understanding Of tue
great dimensions Of milk production in tho
state OF New York. IL 10 probably ne ex
sggeration 10 say that the capital invested
in dairying 10 ore county OF New York
weld buy oil the Shorthorn herds 10 the
United States. Does any one believe that
this statement could be made il Shorthorn
breeders had developed the milking quail.
ities Of the breed - they have its beef
qlslitiesi -
The yield Of soms ShorthorHs has been
As large per day rs that Of Holstsins,
whose aggregate yield in 10 months has
so Surprised ordinary dsirymen. II is not
very remarkable to find Shorthorns Of .
milking strain that yield rs pounds OF
milk per day 1t the flush. All 1t requires
is to encourage the breeding Of such COWS.
We belive many Shsrthorns can be found
that will produce 20 pounds Of butter per
week. When this is understood. there
will be q large demand. all through the
dairy territory, for males OF this breed.
This demand for the dairy would be a
dozen times that OF the plains. Live Stock
Journal
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The havock Of the sew cabbage worn
has begun. Prof. Riley. the sntouolo.
gist OF The national govsrsmss. recon,
nsads the application Of pyrsthrun IA
shs plants for their preservation. The
dust may he mixed with ten or fiteea
times its bulk Of -four and applied ~,th I
bellows. Water At temperature Of loo
poured - the plants will Tot ipjurs them.
and will kill asy soft bodied worms The
latter remedy Is widely used.
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CAPlLLARIS,

don't know how you hit upon IL, Nm. MANS.
yIrLD, but you have accomplished someihtng
no an article that will cure al SCALP DIS.
EASES, DANDRUFF AND FALLING or THE
HAIR. an glad 70 give you testimonial -
CAPILIARIs 10 public benefit. z. G. NEAL,
M. D.. DeeriDg Hospital, Me.
See % similar Testim0mials on Cards and
Circulars.
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ZEPHYR.

PEDIGREE:
Zephyr was sired by Encbsnter. the sire OF
Valiant, record 2:l9. Encaantsr sired by Admin.
istrAtor, . black stallion. 10 la hands high.
weight 1850 pounds. record 2:29 Ia. by Rysdyks
HANDLE tonisn, the sire OF 80 In the 2s0 list,
list DAM ny MAHBnISo CHIEy, I'd DAM ny ARABIAN
TAsrAR, Sd Dam ny Uuaoo MEssrSors.
Administrator Ia the sire OF Memento, 2:56 "a
as . yesrling and ESQ Ls two.year old; Catch
last fall three times asa; Executor. a. 20; Admi.
ration, trial 2;26 Ia; Miss Mabel, winner Of Lex.
ington sake for two ear-olds. Daisy Miller that
was sold when three years old for si0. GOO; Saul,
trial 2;20. and many others,
he Dam OF Zephyr was Topsy, sired by Ken.
lucky Chief, second dam was Messenger mare.
Zephyr was bred In spriugboro, Pa; stands
1873, weighs 1850, beautiful brown. email star In
the face, fine style and finish, splendid name
aud tail. very muscular, fine yet strong bone,
with eIsstic action, q long stride and great prom
Use OF speed and Of perfect disposition. Combin-
ing. as will be observed. the bioods Of four great
trotting families, HAMBLEroSiAS MAnBaISo,
AMERICAN kTAR. BAsHAwtbe subscriber feels war
rsnted 10 saying that this IL the finest bred h0rse
ever offered - the breeders OF southern Yer.
mont.
TERMS.
To insure tl5 All mares disposed OF before
the time OF foaling will be considered with foal
at my stable through the sesaon.
Sc. THAYER. Proprietor.
Factory Point. Vermont.
May l4h, 1884. 52sm
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FOR SALE:
The placs known ~
The James Wheaton Farm

Consisting Of so Acres OF Meadow and
Pasture Land,
and wood lot on mountAin. One mile north oil
the Village II Manchester, on the Main ros d 10
Dorset, Plenty Of good water. fruit trees, etc.
Buildings al in Coed Repair and Pleas
sntly Located.
Price 5000 II desired 1900 can remain on
mort gage. Applg TO or address
EAR q J WAIT. Factory Point, W.
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The grub worm dsscsads isto tie
ground on the approach Of wiatsr. and
lives thrss years. feeding Or the rosts Of
grass aad other vegetation. In the third
au,una 1t forms cscooa Of earth, CON-
ing forth beetle IN May Or JuDs. II is
net only destructive ~ = grub. bss The
Lestls forsgss At sight. doing mncb dsu-
age 10 buds ssd tender shrubs
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Price, $4,000.
Manchester Hotel
And Music Hall,

situated on the corner Of Main and Union Streets
opp rite the Equinox House, IL offered for sale
The ~ il leo fec, 'front.' and 900 feet deep.
The buildings contain iifty .one sleeping RI oms,
pArlors, dining room, kitchen, isuDdry, etc..
complete, and furnish, ready 10 run So q bote',
(excepiirg dining room crockery, linen, etc.)
Ice house aud fuhnpe water on the premises.
The rooms have heretofore been ueed IN con.
nee ton with tie Equinox h.ute, ana are thor
ougbiy we'll furnished and have best sofa
springs. hair mattresses. etc.
There is . drug store post Office. and Office Of
Manchester Journal in the north end OF the
building. Apbusl r nisl reetiyed from these
tenants, ~
The Mu.ie Hall audience room has stage and
scenery; opacity. 500; rental ti5 per night
Small dancieR hall In b scmeDt, rental s. per
night -Four very fms bowling alleys In bsse-
mont, veil patronized during the SUMNER
The are also tao large stsbles and Coach.
mans HAIL. that will be sold With the p operty,
II desired. Also one to Ave acres Of land.
This 10 AZ opportunity 10 purchase = valuable
and paying property At reasonable price. A
good man who can ray 90 900 cash. can have al
the time desired on the balance, At six per cent.
interest
For further particulars, address.
FIJI. ORvts, Windsor Hotel,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
After May ist. Hquinoy House,
10 MAscBEsrER, VERMONT.
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Cream cheese il made BY pouring cream
into muslin. which il placed ia small
boz 81 wicker mold; here the cream eesg-
niaiss by reas u Of it, 0sa assamnIXtiHg
seidlty. ssd forms itself inso SHAPE = the
whey drains from it. 1t i really for eon
sunptios ~ soon - it Is Arm sasugh.
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+ NOR 8ALE.--A email steam Engine and boiler
l. all complete. Will be sold very cheap.
Address @. =. ORvlS.
Manchester. VI. July 18th, 1883.
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RArrENKnL.
PEDIGREE

The AlsA bred yesax stallion ~sll mshs u
ssasoa u isst q The stable ofths suhscstbss {
rsctosy fssns. yermsak
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The AlsA bred ycsax slAiiion vii mAAs the
ssasca u iSs4 q the stAhis Of The sshscstbss u
rssiary fssns. vsrmssk
PEDIGREE.
nAiisnklli sss sir~d b. nlseksisns. he by bys
dyhs Hsmbsssoaisn. NJ bv Abdaiish, he ~
hAmhslse. be BY lnportsd Mssssnssr. He dan
vas ~ Hsasy Clay. grey mare N hsnus high.
weighing 1iop roupds. Apd cesld pail a. sspress
wagon IN uinasss.
battsukiu 10 seven yssss cd, tei hands high.
Weighs iiso pouDds. color . hspdsoms dAprls
grey viih black points. aud very elegant he ~
81 IN sscesdapsly kiod Asd gentle disposition,
and possscs Ill The qualities necessary fcs the
road o. turf. having great strength and sndur.
ancs and. though never professionally trained,
has shown . mlis 10 2,so and psomisss W be- vsry
fast Mis- colts shov high hfssdias and natural
trottinx setion, are large. Of hsss oolor and
graceful carriage aud though young shov prom.
Ice Of grsat speed. TIE extremely iew tsrms
place ibs sssv,ess Of THE valuable yoang stcch
horss within the reach of all
TRIMS:
90 70 insure foai, payable On or before the let
u March. lst5 or tis cash ~ tine Of service for
the season. All aecidsnts and mi sriss 81 rick Of
owner.
Da q. T. cLgMoXs. Proprietor.
Fsctory Point. Vermont.
May 18th. 1854. s1sm
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/" public Schools. /"


A Citizen OF Camp Crock - writes,
in m article headed as above, in the
News two weeks ago, aud say g, This
and other countios will have to be re.
diatrcted.n How can this boz They
nave never been districted school
Instructed Ihe commissioners court
""u county Judge 1t seems to the pres
eht writer, could III single session of
u uhy s length, lay oil the county by
metes ana bounds, into IA many school
districts us there now arc school com
ihuhities' IL IS not necessary that
theso boundary llnea be laid of with
mathematical exactness.
camp creek doesn' wish to COM
pee men TO act as trustees, as tho law
gives them no compensation for their
services lhore arc men in every
community Wiling to work for honor
anu iamo' Ihey have all the money
they need Ihe once of road over
seer doesn't go begging. 1t has its
emoluments for somc mon--though
those emoluncnts may not be dollars
ana cents. Inc ollice OF school trustee
is one of dignity 1t digniiies the man
whether the man diEiiliea it or not.
Tho day is nov npon us, when for
the discharge of the duties devolving