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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

"A CERTIFEC.4TE from Mr. Ingerson Of Lam
caster, N. H., highly respectable citizen of
that place, and the jailer Of Coos county.
/, Geo. w. Ingerson, Of Lancaster, hereby
certify ,thatI have been troubled with the asth-
ma for about 20 years. Last Nov. when had
been taking Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, !
had been unable to do any thing for several
months, and had not except n very few nights,
been able TO rest in my bed Almost soon
as began TO take it, ielt relieved. | have
taken about two bottles. My health is alto.
gether improved A few returns of the asthma
which have had in that time were almost i'm
mediately removed by taking the Balsam.
rest well, and my health is, and has been for
months, better than at nay time previous for
many years. cheerfully recommend this
medicine to all who are similarly afflicted
GEO W.INGERSON
Lancaster, N. II. Aprif -, 1916.
For sale by } G.. Bingham st. Johnsbury
Plain; j. Flint, st. Johnsbury Centre; l.. +,
Parks, Passumpsic, and dealers in medicine
generally -----
The genuine.sgned l. Butts on the wrapper.
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Winter Arrangement.

I'm and after the 10Th December, the Pas.
" senger- trains in connection with-the
Northern, Concord Nashua and Lowell Roads,
Leave Wells River nj . A NJ arrive in Dos.
ton 81 p. NJ.
Leave Wells Riverat4P NJ stop over night
in Concord mud arrive in Boston 0 A. NJ next
day.
RETURNING, Leave Boaion ii "a A. M,
arrive at Wells River "A p. M,
Leave Boston Il NJ 70, Rsrive ut, Wells River
- p, NJ
BY this arrangement the morning cars frou
Wells River will connect with the New York
Steamboat Il ain at Worcester, by the Nashua
and Worcester Railroad-just opened, and
passengers from Wells River may arrive AT
New York the next morning.
passengers nrc requested To- place Their bag.
gage in the hands of the Baggage Master as
the Company will in no be responsible
for the loss Of any baggage unless it happen
through the neglect OF its Agents in whose
care il was entrusted; nor for any baggage
beyond the value of fifty dollars unless it is
previously reported and corresponding rates
pads nor in, any case whatever, for any mon.
ey or other valuables except wearing apparel.
Merchandise Trains leave Wells River daily
at 6 A: NJ, and arriue nj Wells River daily AT
81 p. NJ. J. A. PAGE, Agent.
Dec. 1S45. 594tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
AGRICULTURAL
WARE HOUSE.

TElIlE subscribers have made arrangement
with Messrs. Ruggles, Nou. sc, Mason 4.
Co. Of Boston, for the sale of their Flows oat
other Agricultural Implcme nts; and will sell
them at ;ac same prices at which they sell
them at retail at their Ware. House in Boston
- thus saving 10 the Farmers the freight. ihr
high chnraeier which their Plows and-olhsi
articles have attained, we feel confident VI"
insure extensive sales and prove benehc'aI
the Agrc cultural interests of the county.
We hive also for sale Fairbanks Piows
FJTRWERS, please call and look at our
Flows, ilarrows, Cultivators, Corn Shelters
Churns, OK Bows, Grind Stonrs--AIhoTs
Cranks and Rolls for do; Manure Forks
Shovels, Axes, Picks, Iron Bars, NC. &c,
We are about erecting large building ia
which we shall have Convenient rooms for er.
hlbiting Agricultural Implements, and iutrnd-
keeping them well furnished with such ni'
cles as Farmers want
We have for sale some Books for Farmers,
upon UDiscdses OF Animals'-by s. w. COX.
"Domestic Animalp"-by r. J.. Allen.
T.. JEWETT & co.
March L, lS40 605f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad.

E;lS ~; $3.50 $3.50 $50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
Deans Rheumatic Pills.

The GraRd Remedy Jor Rheumatism. The late
Judge Thatcher Of Maine, said Of them, al
consider them more effecIual than any I have
known used Mr. John Parker, OF Maiden,
Ms, says: IL was seized with rheumatism, an d
was never free from pain for several months.
u was prevailed upon 10 try Deans Rheumatic
Pills--was helped by them in two Gays-by
taking one box was EKrIRELy CURED! - For
sale by MAYNARDS MOVES, ii Merchants
Ro'c, BostoR. Sole "A Gents for the Propretors,
and by Druggists &C neraliy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
MARSHALL JONES' ESTATE.
STAI T. OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District, NJ,
Ia Probate Court holden al Danvillc, in nnC
for said district, on the 30lh day OF March
A ID. 1910
ID uSSELL HALhETT, Administering on
HI the Estate of Marshall Jones, late OF st
Johnsbury, in said district, deceased, presents
his administration account for settlement -
Whcreupon it is ordered that the same be refer
red to the 2ith day Of April next, Mt the Pro.
bate Ohiccin said District, for examination and
allowance aud that all concerned be notified
by the publication of this order in the Caledo-
ninn, newspaper printed at st. Johnsbnry,
three weeks successiySly as soon as may be-,
that they may appear, and at said time and
place, Il they SIRE cause, object thereto,
BY order of court-Attest, .-.'
THERON howard, Judge.
A true copy ofrecord--Attest,
6I0w3l THERON HOWARD, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
BOSTON DIRECTORY.
March, 1919.

Merchants, Manufacturer, and al oil'cfs
uoifg o. Boston for supplies, are respectfully
invited ~ give thcT attention a. and preserve
copy ofthc following lot 81 BOSTON Rus
INEs6 CARDS, and be- assured that this sea-
son pursuits extraordinary ,s'ndnecmrnls to
purchasers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
Farm for SEcG at

I'm reasonable ,credit, if requested Said
~ Farm is-sItuated on the stage road one
mile north of Sheffield Hollow, and contains
more than
230 Acres of excellent Land,
well fenced into four fields, and six pastures
living water in all-which produce hay and
feed sufficient to keep.30 cows, or other stock
equivalent, the year about; and as large, good
AID convenient buildings aa on any farm in
said town--wood and sugar naples in alum.
dance, Pr, MOSES DAVIS.
We, the Undersigned consider the above
described farm worth the price asked for if.
Joseph ingalls,, Joseph II. fnualls.
Hells Ingalls,, James Townsend
Iaialna L. nlsnr I.Aa...t.
George Gray, Nathaniel Elkins,
hing In; John Plngalls,
~ \, Welch, James Roberts
Sheffield, Oei- 9, Isig- sa4ts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
Chase's Daguerreotype Rooms,

2i7 Washington street, boston,
we have executed 10000 Likeneases, and pos
sgrsiAu every facility, are taking single copies
ana gruups, unsufpassed by any ~ the world
l.. g. CHASE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
t'rayOn llfgnrrreollpr pc,

10 the name gwen 10 the Nr,r FreCsss discoy
cTcd and patentrd'by JOHN a WHlfFLE,
M 90 HashiagieH 81 BOSTON
DaFuernoiYprs aTf Hips taken ih ihe q"
much admired style Of CTayon DfagigFs, rep.
resenting tl,e head only The drupry being ~
a cloud The 80 snd std aPpesrsuoc Ia which
DagueT Tsniypea are usually liable beng en-
t,rly pIeVfnicd ~ this new process.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
Tested By The Experience and Observation Of
Thousands far Rp,edrdS Of 20 years past

Recommended By eminent ply
sicians az n "SgJe, Convenient,
4 rery cGcdcioUs remedy" ms
one that will not diSdpPoiHfthe
reasonable expectations Of those
who use il, ind superior to any
| other within their knowledge,
for Coughs, COIds 4 ConSump.
} tons, .4sthmd, PhthiSie, SPit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

ting of Blood, WhoOping Cough, and all pui,
1nOnary 3feefi0ns,S diseases IF Tie Lungs. The
opinions of those who have used can be seen
from the following extracts from their letters
,'.I have used il now for / years, and am con.
/fdent that it has been the means Of preserving
my life to the present day" al consider it an
inpaiur+1< remedy in all pulmonary comp plants.
alt has every where given WHicerSdt SatiStdc-
ton" ~ young lady in our family has been
entirely cured OF consumption by the use Of II.
"Havng been 80 years troubled with the Pin,
hisie, and under the care Of the most eminent
physicians, and having resorted to every kind
of remedy with l:ttlc benefit, II has, after n tri
al Of ~ o years ne yer failed Of giving imme
date relief "iiaving been troubled more Than
30 years with the asthma, without being much
benefited | was entirely relieved and nppn-
rently restored to good health by one weeks
use Of it,"
~ Bescaro IF CoimtcEfeits and limitations,
such as Curriers' Conn aHad Pulmonary Bafsam
american Pulmonary 'BdiSdHi, and others, in
part bearing the name! Enquire for the arti.
Gle by its whole name, the "IegetdWe Pui.
mOny BdiSdm," and see that it haAth written
signature of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, UPON yellow
label, on the blue wrappers Each bottle and
seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam ;
Prepared by Reed&- Cutler, Importers and
wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chem
icals and Dye Stutfs, "a Chatham Street Bos
ton, md anld by DruggistE, hPetheeaFies, and
Country Merchants generally. For partIcu
lars and recommCn dntions zee Pamphlet nc
companying each bottle. Price 80 cents. For
safe by J. G, PtFetan, ST. JehHseary,- 59iei6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
French and German Importing
House.

- aud IL KiibS street, Boston
e.. G. HOLMAN, has received per late ar
rivals, large and well selected rlment of
English, French and
GERaL4-N FANCY GOODS8~ TOYS, g.
Pocket Cutlery, RRzors, Needles, Buffalo Horn
and other COMBS, B.ust-s, Fans, Perfume
TiRb, Fine Willow Mare, Victims 4 Trimmings,
Fire Crackers, Fire Works, and also general
Assortment Of afti@irH- Of AuIerIsHn mAnIgfae-
ttnrc.
IL Dealers artt invited TO call, as suPeriSr
.indnScHs ats vii! be offered them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
Affairs I'm California.

On Saturday afternoon last we announced the
suporsry organization of the Convention at Monterey
"a the formation OF State Government for California
-aeorrsspondeut Of the Journal Of Co~~~se Gays
kis supposed that Dr. Cwinn will be elected Presi.
sst Csleb I.yon aud j s. Howe, Secretaries and J.
las Brown Reporter OF the Convention. Col fre
sst 10 conndeuty spoken Of for Governor under the
ss Consultation sod his name has also been mention
In eonnexion both with the ofiees OF Senator ans
preventative ia Congress. -
n T. Butler King OF Georgia, who Is lying very III
asyssntery at san Francisco hiss been urged ny ni'
nnds here as senator, though be is at psessnt rs
ssen known. Representative elect 10 The next Oon
rss from the Savannah District bes De these are
Ia. Ysn~io former Mexican Governor of Californie,
ev bosgs formerly OF Missouri and Gov shannon,
sneriy Of Ohio. Msjor Snidef grsrcson OF simon,
ffeunsy wants. who hiss been out mere nesriy lso
srs, 10 also mentioned in the same cornexion he %
.aSefs,e to the Convention. Among the delegates Is
10 brother of Hon JShn N Bots, aud quite an abe
>n Gen. Riley, Military Governor OF Cahosnis, who
ssationed here and wss ill Of Gysentery when the
.esma touched on her way g San FRANCISCO, u sun
but nearly recoyent.
~ J. Ross Bronze, author OF ktchiags OF Nhsi.
T1raise, and Tor some years stenograpber IN toe
eensse, Is nskirs stui ssenogrsphle report OF 70"
reeeedipfs
re following gentlemen are candidates icr tue ONCE
secretary OF the Convention.
a. Hsrtaeli Mr.. Marcy, Postmaster OF Monterey,
n.'ssen q Coz: Marcy Of New York Mr.. J. + Howe,
,sae'pniai Csieb Lyon OF Lyobsdsle, hew-fof :
- Of san Francisco
ffsdr'af- Aras--Mr. HoustsB OF Arkxpsss
ss PRESIDENT Of the Convention, learn, since our
49, monterey. tnst the following gentlemen are
or n not candidates. are mentionet by their
= - inends Judge Dinnick, DR.. Gwinn, Ar. fos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

you DC Jour duty. 4 little ysnkee ill-msnneS
@~sfd imperial purple. Aslsng phrase or two iron
the orosd lips 81 some of r acie sam menoi-Sar,
~oI.d De OF innnire service in Earope a. this mo-
mens- No nation GA earth isso powerful for inter-
Nentioh az You but when the time comes Il must
nos oe me ca exquisite intervention Of Plenipo-
ieruafies extraordinary, with al army OF books
and battery q wines and dishe, you'u be
beaten II you Try that.
Oar press 80 ii.tle satisfied with tia .tososr
pat upon the Cabsn Expedition. Tn. ooiniop
however, Is general thst with your ,en.city of pur
pose and the rotten maturity Of spanish dominion
that thst fair Island. ike a ripe plum, aust f,li
into your mouths some day. Only set rid Of Sl.
very and then God speed you in taking stock and
possession OF your whole Continent from the Horn
~ the North Pole. 1 believe the beat people 10
Europe would Gladly see you masters OF halt the
world 4 With Christisn coorsse you coald prove
yourselves worthy Of the grestest empire which
mas ye. fallen to people, by making a. great
sacrifice a. tns, winch the world requires Of you.
Show that the dollar. though mighty, is net your
Almighty, and thea welcome, ye American Sax
ons 70 yOar rghuul mOiety Of the pisnet
The public Baths and Wssh-houses flourish si-
mirsoy 10 London At one establishment, from
January to September }, the bsthers were s2.2i9
the receipts II ,05,. Darinsthree months, there
was sn increase OF &C. 700 osthers over the CORE
spending three months Of lsst year. The washer
2
had sysiied themselves Of the facilities afforded
from April 20 10 September !. IL 10 Impossible 10
say what comfort such Institutions introduce into
homes, by taking sway from the narrow dwellings
Of the poor the unluck Of the washing day.
The returns of Railway casualties for the hall
year ending 10 July, show a total Of 30 persons
who have lost their lives. OF this number, II
have been killed from pure casually - have met
their deaths from their own carelessness.
The crOp-carrying movement 10 on the increase
IN several districts of Ireland, particularly at the
West Ii introduces a state OF things more iormi-
dsble than agitation, and, 20 Government. even
than famine. IL IS another branch OF the world.
wide fight between Capital and Labor. There is
much talk of new extension OF tensntrghs be
ing y nlng from the Landlords by Parliamentary
Dill next session. All these things are the dim
borough rights OF new Social order, rising up
against the new feudssm of Money. In q few
ages, we shall az little wonder at the RICH, OF sll
men 70 soil, 40 once wondered to see borough
town able 10 hold Itself proudly TO the lord OF 4
Norman Castle.
Ms Now Att and Mr.. Davenport are playing
With splendid success. and with the good Voice Of
all the LonGOn critics. a. the Mary ebons Theatsr
The y Gather is splendid, and never was there 50
dry a Season. .. :. G. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

this comedy IN tEo parts tuds cupes aud simple
iOns IL the very hose O. CT tie Government Of tns
HersS!.c, who a. these dgyes and snpietons
Supp sing that j have already made soa sPpIe-
cste IN a. his magnificent ana Dposlng Jolly the
solemn Odioo- q srrot- the msboilaT,o i ah,'tic.
i0v mating a. expedition ior the restoration %
tie PoDe-yo0 cannot believe that place am0u5
tie number Of dope. and sim ietons he proioobd'
the sustere the Immaculate Tocqueviie, the iaitn-
isl sad eloquent de.ineAtor Of me American Ne
uOcrscy. IL IL you Who have given as ms great
man--it IS under tbs shelter OF his four volumes On
An. ricgn Democracy that he has grown into .he
Minister Of the French Democracy. knox thai
sou have Z sympathy and admiration Tor nm
Comprehend nm a. be ought 70 be eomPrenen-ei
that u t. ssy. 80 man Eho has described Win
an icy c5Idncss the most ardent, ard al his tHe,
the most Doeiie country On tho giuoc' tne fo-'
Il ho makes Texas 0ns canto 81 MS poem IL
California another ard Tbo VIII sooA make
third in becoming the medium Of transit between
Europe and Asia. You Will recognize 10 the
work Of De TOcquesiile not living physio'ogy
Of America, bu. the skeleton Of your aamlnis.rt
tive and constitutional mecnsniim or, you hhl
In this manual OF the descriptive anatomy OF
America any political idea " hsteyer, lnvlsipie -
the naked eye, bat visible with the SOFA. nlcros-
cope this idea amounts merely 10 this, that be-
hind the movable Certain o. your Democracy,
which is ever turning like Dir. Barnard ranors-
ma, stands Catholicism destined N become recon
nected With Democracy Now, SAX you, wnet
is sn idea like this but solemn aDsSFdlty, 81
composite folly, IS il would have been called BY
our old Jopiter, nou-Scspin, our old Fourier
In truth, gentlemen, have given you the Whole
secret Of de Tocqueviiies des-ol one oi our great
men Of D1Ditr mackt, one Of our heroes OF the
Academy OF Doctrinares. Toe future OF the word
il the conciiation Of Democracy with Catholicism
America is the frs, specimen Of this conclusion
France would have become the second specimen
OF the same type # the Pope had not reduced It 70
good order.
Now that ! have unveiled the stupid IDLY OF TIE
sovereign arcanum Of the master OF Fedsntles'
which We have had the happiness Of possessing IN
France for some ten years in all our academies
and all our journals, should like ~ speak 70 yoa
Of more serious matters-of the quss Socialist de-
clarstion OF Z mile de Girsrdin-ol new letter oi
Considerant, which justihes with great force OF
logic our resolution not to 20 TO Versailles to hear
the songs Of the Bersnger OF Drome which wall not
be worth one oil those OF the Beranger ofPsssy snd
Of curious letter TO Lamsr;ine by the tx Father
Enfantin but ] have badly calculated ny time -
day, and seven O'Clock has jest struck. ] must,
therefore, ask you to wait till next Friday
Faithfully yours,
Jules IECHFEALIAE
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EdifOriailuxurfer.

We were favored, some two months since, nth
neasy package Of manuscript from the gentle
nan who writes us the following note protesting
10 ombody newly discovered philosophy OF Cho
EZRA and is Cure We decided not to publish II.
ios various ressons-waat Of room on our part
want OF adaptation OF such treatise to our col
ulGns and disirust Of our own capacity to pass
upon such matters Of life snd death, being three
q them Oug rale has been to publish any brei
suggestion with regard TO tho treatment OF the
Cholera, but only suggestion, ~ be considered
By physicians and other persons better acquainted
with the subject than We could pretended to be-
Mr. lie Mone, Sc.'s essay did not seem 20 come
within our rule, bat was much filter for Medical
Quarterly or independent is,ue than the columns
sf a general newspaper. We think We informed
the author of our decision by letter, and that
the last We heard or thought of the matter until
Yesterday. when we were edited by the receipt
sithe following letter;
ST. LOUIS Monday, Oct. 1.
% the I2lh July last commenced series OF articles
W. yopr paper on subject OF Cholera first and suisse
gently on the Philosophy OF Disease. Those articles
i've a clear exposition OF Cholers and az oto d'sdso
Ion have published them, and pronounce you n
Ssrnd-si asd ssrdsrer Had you published them, ere'y
81 CAoera isould haze bcss cared No. Your How
Tho sGber be allowed to tribe with the lives of
be community with hs paltry articles sfo'sR from siae
sut Sir you shall be punished am not 30 easily robbed
Rank God have frends-poweriGl friends, politically
I'D for weslh. My discoveries are In Chemistry, whics
soa have discovered but you connive to have
swnded OF the credit OF my discoveries have
70, told the twenr~,h part Of my discoveries and shall
ell no more Unit. an better treated by my eodnTymen
ioo. the fricrd OF y, OF N, OF n. C, ksQf
~ broihern-lx~s who ali my frieuds, 10 treat
ass'so try TO steal from But you e1aHe shgA not
H-cssi " Howard" whoever he 10, Is thief and =
soandrel lie hss stolen my papers from your ONCE
ave no patience 10 write more 10 you, viii have To-
euge la few days shall be with tho British NJ nisler
gsnd will do the greatest philosopher OF this or any
ster age full Justice. DO YOU not feel ashamed
CHAs. LIE NONE DE ANGELS.
HokAef GsrrLEy.
We publish the above in order that the reader
sho hsppens to remember the article Of Howard
which we have forgottenj may beer in mind that
I kr Chss. lie Nome, &c. aforesaid claims what
ever is good for anything in How srd's article as
"a thunder. MIR. c. L. NJ. d. A. ought no, to keep
aletting thousands after thousands die of Cholera
sly because he thinks nee have iltreated him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

spaesvorer tn muse more real purity intofn
lie ,tu meets the snssrs and taanss 81 patrisrcha
lniqai.y. Bat perseverance, must be oar motto
le, 10 be faithful uHto I've end, and success % cse
tain. Wswbo are TO win at lsss can Abort ~
labor ana to wait. Yours ever in hope c. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
DISCUSSED
By OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS
FRENCH POLITICS.

Ya.sin.s L,l.es Italian Daag Lguis EoDoi,yq'' Fo.-
~ . Faiol1 u, 7Ocqrertu, o.. Aneyica a ~.
Frsnes coussspsIsse- q n. Trans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
ENGLAND.

Csss- sreif 5..,>yI Prsdsess. NJ Tls0ry o. ca.
20 Frrs-aI - az C-rvf4 Prisoner Pssr,
C0r.--sss n Leraos Van - Ya7ki' i1'e--e1'icT
- Cuba Publ safi' Crop CG77sss - re-
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FRANCE.
JULES LECHEVALIER

RsUtoai 81 dSu1fi0a DsmO11ts ara Soc'asss s1intsy
srsnRh. . III, Council General Pr0udh0E- P0Esrs
DemolisLi79 The Old W9rld. til. Pope aGa he Man
ifr0 The ysrsaliss TTici
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-02
RAILROADS, &c.

Vermont Central. The Boston Transcript Of
Saturday last says:
The Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr. has this day nc
copied the Office of Treasurer Of the Vermont
Central Railroad. This is sufficient guarantee
that the road will be finished speedily.
Mr.. Quincy, late Mayor Of Boston, is gentle
man Of high character and admirably qualified in
cry respect for this responsible station. The
ockholders are now called together again on
the 18th to consider the Vermont and Canada
lease, the way being fully prepared for final oc-
ton.
Plank Road. The st. Adams Messenger
gives the report cf the survey and estimates for
plank road from ST. Adams to Rictford, made
by Capt. jarrett, with the assistance Of Messrs.
Dodge and Lane. The line is good, and the
cost within he reach of the section Immediate
" Interested we may hope to see this road
made.
Gust of grading and bridging 26 miles, S23 Az
Superslrnclure, 1904
Total cost S4l,7Sl
being, s ,607 per mile. lIemlock plank feet
long and 3 inches thick, and a by sills are put
at "a per NJ, and the cost of delivery on the
line ut 81 per NJ.