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Reward of merit. : this certifies the bearer merits the approbation of friends and instructer.

Handcolored woodcut of school room within elaborate border.

[Letter] 1856 St. Albans [to] Sir: a Vermont company to settle in Kansas will be formed at Rutland on the 19th day of August consisting of ... Vermonters ... go ... at their own expense / B.B. Newton, general agent for the Kansas Relief Company

Printed form letter. Includes handwritten note by A. Webster to H. Merrill regarding cash to be sent to Montpelier.

Spirit manifestations! : D. Webster Eddy one of the ... Eddy Brothers from Chittenden, Vt ... will be in this place this evening ... Dr. J.M. Weeks ... will give treatments

For more information, see Yankee Mag. v.51, no. 1, p.76

Reward of merit : this may certify that Suzana Young diligence and good behavior merits the approbation of her friends and instructress, Rachel Slafter

David Watson was a printer and publisher in Woodstock, 1818-1832. Manuscript additions.

Lines designed to commemorate the death of Mr. Noadiah Fay : of Reading, (Vt.) who killed himself on the morning of October 13th, 1809

Reward of merit : this may certify that Friend Chapman has been very diligent in his studies the past winter. Cavendish, March 12th 1824 / Dan DeLaney, Inst.

Verse at head of title. Text and elaborate border in letterpress with manuscript additions.

Lines on the death of Mrs. Sherburne : whose morning sun went down at noon

A little trip on de state / Batiste Parveneau [i.e. Daniel T. Trombley]

Written as letter to "Dear Francois," dated "Moreal", Sept. 21, 1924.

[Letter] 1852 Feb. 23, Middlebury [to] Levi O. Birchard, town clerk, Shoreham, Vt. / Leonard Deming

Form letter to town clerks to obtain information for supplement to "Catalogue of the principal officers of Vt. from 1778-1851".

Reward of merit. : I hereby certify, that Miss Sarah M. Hughs has excelled her classmates in spelling ... / Charles Button, Inst., Wallingford, Jan. 16th, 1819

Form with manuscript additions. Elaborate border. Sarah M. Hughes was the adopted daughter of Alexander and Lucretia Miller of Wallingford, Vermont.

Reward of merit : Master Charles Phelps is entitled by his good behavior and studious attention to ... testimonial of approbation ... / Inst. Alpheus Bugbee

Certificates in letterpress, the first within border of printers flowers and the second with ornate sidebars surrounding text, "25 cents." Signed by Alpheus Bugbee.

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