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[Reward of merit] : Going to school. The bearer [Miss Eunice Lane] receives this as a token of the praise [she] merits for [her] faithfulness and good behavior in school from her teacher [Samuel Wm. Preut? Jr.]
Engraving signed "S.S. Jocelyn, Sc" probably Simeon Smith Jocelyn. See: American Collector, V.16, no.11, pp.6-9.
Rutland Academy : after encountering great difficulty ... in finding a principal ... secured the services of ... Mr. Luther Lowell ... of Ellcottville, N.Y. ... / Martin G. Everts, clerk
Contents include some biographical data and a few details on school term and fees.
Vermont rule for partial payments
Vermont law for computation of annual interest on notes. Includes examples, exercises and answers.
Windsor Academy. The property of [Reuben Washburn]
Probably used as frontispiece to book. Border design and woodcut of school establish date between 1811 and 1820.
Great northern r.r. route : from New York to Vermont, western New Hampshire, northern N. York and Canada East and West
Signed: F. Hyde, railroad agent, 152 South Street, New York. Map on verso is signed: D. McLellan, lithographer, 26, Spruce St., N. York.
The harvest home / by Gen. F.W. Hopkins, written by request, and sung at the Vermont State Fair, Rutland, Sept. 2, 1852
Poetry in five numbered stanzas with chorus printed within ornamental border on blue paper. First line: Ye sons of the Mountain, wake to glory. Sung to the tune: Marseilles [i.e. Marseillaise] hymn.
A klansman's prayer: sung to the tune of "Stand up for Jesus"
Poem in five eight-line stanzas. First line: One evening, just at twilight. Library's copy has been signed by the author.
Application for citizenship in the Invisible Empire, Women of the Ku Klux Klan
Purchased with a group of Vermonter magazines.
Loss of U.S. 7-30 treasury notes with coupons and U.S. coupon bonds. : Taken from the First National Bank of St. Albans, Vt., by raiders, on the 19th of October, 1864, the following 7-30 treasury notes and U.S. 5-20 bonds, together with all coupons attached, the coupons of former payable the 15th of August and 15th of February, and those of the latter payable May 1 and November 1, of each year, viz ... all payable to blank order and dated Aug. 15, 1864. ...
"The above mentioned treasury notes and bonds have been caveated upon the books of the Treasury Department …"
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Winter Logging
Three teams of work horses pull sleds loaded up with logs. A man stands atop each log pile as the horses haul the sleds across a snowy field. A small…