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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07

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VuNHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANf, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last. The number issued up July lst
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, Sl1ls, 301 90.
Premiums received, 32,0i5.76.
Busintss Is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan and the Farmers Department Is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is ex-
ercscd in taking risks and extra hazardous property
refused.
D. he uier,isncd IL prepared to issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST. Paul. Aug. 81, 1851. ls-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
yyHITNEY'S GALLERY OF DAGCER.
REOTYPES.

TAKEN BY MISTAKE,
u1ROM the Ian.ling st. Paul August 18Th, bills lb
sugar Information Of the same will be tnankn'ny
rcc.d Sv l.eptsf W.R. MARSHALL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07

hhds, prime articles 10 do lar doi D"
- bbls Belcher's refined DO Just te r ,grp
Aug 1919 If MI
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
REAL ESTATE.


irg houses aud several lots of land, II -s1A~1IA~
central part OF ST. faul with abundant supply OF excel
lent water With this property ~ll be sold, ahout ten
acres ofnd, covered with large and thrifty growth of
wood.
have also for sale minnie cf fve lots with
growing timber thsn situated on, and in the imne-
Aliac vicinity al public roads and mile from
ST. Paul. The aboee property will be sold such low
terms for CASH that the purchaser Immediately sell
again n, advance.
For sale time prices will he nroportionaby higher.
Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street conner
Cedar Il. +. HOIT, st. Paul. lily
TWO TRIPS WEEK.
gHNIIE s. Is. NOMINEE, Iodwick. master, will leave
i for Gs!ena every " ednesdgN morning at O'Clock,
A. NJ, and every Saturday evening at 10 O'Clock T. NJ.
For Passage apply on board or
jy22 CIIAS j. TRACY.
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CENTRALLUMRER warm.

ME subscriber agent for Messrs. s. w. Farnham Il
Co OF st. Anthony, will open a yard as soon as il
can he stocked in the and of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and viii keep complete assortment or white
pine lumber. From the central location Of the yard
lumber can be delivered in all parts Of the town more
conveniently than from any any other point Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled and bills
entire buildings respectfully solicited BY keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
iiy ofogs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scribcr hopes TO receive share of patronage.
ju 3. 1852. WIN. II. MARSHALL Agent
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07

A agreebIe and useful compound for diseases of the
IA chest aud lungs-General Agents, Barnard, Bro. &
CO., ST Lous, NO. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; at st. Paul, by j. w. Babcock Hitchcock & Kellogg,
aud VIM. Consans; at st. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
OFFICE FURNITURE.

NEWSPAPER Files calendars post Office boxes pat
Y ent air tight und pump ink stands; round, parallel
aud fiat rulers, bronZe plain and fancy paper clasps;
iron and fancy glass paper weights; portfolios desk
knives, etc. For sale by lie DUO IL ROHRER
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
.I,,iiN i4nI-I-AAn

, t~bC FULLY offers himself his brother work.
= ng men and leow-citzens of st Paul District to
election {" The House of Representatives, in the ne II
Legislature 90 this Territory. His principle is for Min
n'SOta sAd The Rights of abor-pay up for work An,
'in9i f.r which Judges and protects. scpts0-2i-Sw
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
FANCY GOODS.

DAPlER machc work boxes and ink stands pc ar an,
IL papicr machc card cases; China and pnpier mach
caTh baskets fancy inks pin cushions, ebony lights gen
tIenens dressing cuses etc. For sale by
ju24 LIE DUO Il ROURER
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07

II PRESLEY has a large lot Of fresh family groce
ID . RES the cheapest and best in town.
uhRIED BEEF-Nery nice, for sale cheap at
~ julo-S PREaLEi'S.
rINEMPERANCE--Lade and gentlemen, b. Presley
i has fine Soda Fountain and will be happy TO
You at all times. Also, Lemonade and Ice Cream, con-
dictionaries, ETC.
U1yRESII Butter and eggs mess pork, hams and lard
II for sale cheap for cash at PRESLEf's-
GROCERIES, Wholesale aud retail Cali and exam
u iue before purchasing elsewhere b. PRESLEY.
rNEAS-Of all kinds at ST. Louis prices, for sale at
l. jul0-S PRESLEFS
oranges and Lemons and ether fruits just received
At lulO-s-u PRESLEY'S.
CALT-e0 sacks G. A salt 30 do dairy do, for sale by
- REY d FARMER
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
III. VI. f. DAVIS.

TT RNER n GENERAL,
u street one door below Third street hdion,pg
sees q Huns Cabinet-ware Rooms.
"a tk BaGistors Balustrades Columns of the diff.
80 t'' orders of architecture, Tool Handles Wagon
il tIrned 10 order promptly and in workmanlke
L-.- senI3n-2i-N
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GREAT EXHIBITION.

= JOS HOLLANDS FURNITURE AND INDUSTRIAL SALE
ROOMS, BENCH ST., PAUL.
IAEG.; stock of Chairs, Lounges Bedsteads, Cen.
ire lri and eating Tables, Bureaus and other M
i = hats wanted Ito hum" Ladies snd gentlemen
sN4 BATS married and you ain', come and see-ad
ce Selling cheap for cash, corn or oats free
f.s.. More arrivals by Greek Slave and other boats
So Pos made 10 order JOHN HOLLAND,
ii Sn Printer
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
ATTENTION COMpANY,,

ATTENTION CONPANY..
= ~ tdAMB' IN would res ?cctluily call the attcn
As t ct the citizens of ST Paul and The vicinity l.
hH tfr au well selected stock OF fresh, and sea
.t-t So =. which he is opening on Third street
htHr Enseris and Jackson, which he N sell at snrl
nf -c- t' ieiy competition. lie wouii res .ert Ell,
W Re- AT VIDA are in want OF yihing his line TO cal
e't fffnre before purchasing elsewhere, rs il is No
Upt'i geo -low eoods. Our motto is small profits and
ga.ck irl,.'
ovERcoATs
Niari. sriy aud fancy colored cloths.
B.1s aad assorted coiors-bianket.
Niff and assorted colols-feltng.
I'rf o. = drab plot.
Per, Sled double coats
Biat. 9rcnch CLOTH dress and frock
iietA End brcadcIoth dress sack.
rat .la fancy tweed business sack.
~at.4et d blue blanket monkey jackets.
ffnc hfl d' eshin and CASHMERE.
liil. stepped aud plain do
S,eoIiui, ID, fame, and plsu Llack satinc,s.
SHEEP gray and corduroy.
Blach in and figured satin
Hiark. ,,on aud fancy cassiinerc.
TsFrsl oh and sainct.
SHgt 4ld double breasted Of all kinds.
SHIRTS AND AYERS
ffr sSl.ts linen BOSOM
f.rry re- icocs.
- .- sl.f 40 check and hickory
lt.t. r..e and striped flannel.
t...yn si.d hieacied Canton flannel.
l.t,fI sEi bleached Canton flannel drawers
s.l g.3 quilted red flannel do
.LeB'uts shoes, hats caps, buck mits, buck gloves
-. 'sIcy cravats; suspegders; pert1mery: hair
flaf el nd shaving brushes pocket, pen and bowie
HALVES. tarf monies and money purses; razor strors
-rr.sui M atnds; wool comforts cashmere scarfs pock
.tds riefs, under wrappers; cashmere, wool and
.UrNs trunks, valiscs, carpet bags. and a number
at .th.f ert.ecs usually kept in furnishing stores.
Como ne, come atl-tis no trouble to show goods
A + fIIkNkIJN'S
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
J by Ne. TYSON
F. f.. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY
the three story brick store, Third street, opposite
II w II. Forbes Outfit. Aft
II NOR WARDlNG--Our arrangements for forwarding
II all kinds of Merchandise, ample, mud to this de-
partment pay particular attention.
A UCTION AND COMMISSION-Particular attcn-
"A ton will be given to the purchase and sale OF Pro-
duce and all other property on Commission My fan-
arity with this market, acquired during some years
dence here, will enable to effect sales of Produce at
the highest PRICE
WILL also pay particular attention 10 the buy ing and
| selling of Real Estate on Commission.
ju I1-9-tf +. +. COLLINS.
lust received consignment 16 bills -four, for sale
- cheap for cash by +. L. COLLINS.
IvURNITURE-Just received splendid lot of Furni-
niture from Cincinnati which viii sell AT st. Louis
prices Call at the rooms of F. T.. COLLINS,
in l1-9 Third street, below Jackson.
UVOR sale splendid sofas and two large
4 stuffed rocking chairs. Apply TO
r. f. COLLINS,
iy1 Third st opposite the Minnesota ontAt.
UUST received a splendid assortment Of Dressing
Stands both single aud double drawers Cor sale cheap
nj the Ware Room Of J.. +. COLLINS,
jyl. Thi d St opposite tlre Minnesota Outfit.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
HARDXVARE. HARDw

II "A IL - w n IL T. III n IL - w AK
n COOKING GLASSES, Table knives and forks, Wait
H ers, Brushes, Baskets WoO;cn ana hollow ware,
TinwaIe. Lamps etc. Guns, Rifles, Fishing Tackle,
and sporting apparatus Of all kinds together with gun
mornings, percussion caps etc Fancy goods together
with large assortment OF goods which would require
all the columns OF the Pioneer specify. Doing bust
the CASH system, and having purchased our
goods very low in the Eastern markets, invite an
examination Of our stock, knowing offer Induce
mcnts buyer. tina; be found elsewhere in this
larkct J. McCLOUD, In. co.
julio. Som
MI Subscribers wish to inform the citizens oil Mini
II Dcsota, that they have located themselves pcrman
emily in Minnesota, and prepared to buy, improve
and sell farms and town property also to take contracts
for building and making other improvements. They
have a valuable farm for sale (ahout mid way be-
tween 1t. Paul and Point Donglass) containing 800
acres, - of which well timbered the balance
smooth prairie, of the best quality about 20 under
improvement. one frame house, and good spring OF wa
Ter. For further particulars enquire of
W. g. LeDUC, st. Papl,
Or to the subscribers on the premises
j. e.. d w. w. ELLISON.
April 2, 1852. 5l-tf
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A RARE INVESTMENT.
A NEW dwelling house and lot, beautifully situate
"A i'm the town of ST. Anthony; will BIZ sold Tor les
than cost by applying immediately TO
iy22 Elf ELL d Btfo hEA.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07

JEW Elk 4. JEW E-LRN.
THE subscriber has jrst received from New York
large assortment of rich and fashionable Jc,ver
consisting in part Of the following articles gold chain
finger rings ockets rings, cuH pins ladies and gen
breast pins, bracelets for seals and buckles gold pc
and pencils; which lac will sell very reasonable term
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
ID. ROHRER,

DUO ROHRER have Just opened large and
IL We'll selected stock of Law Medical and Mscellane
Gus Books, TO which the attention of public is inv-
ted Call and examine them at the corner of Bench and
w aDasihw streets. ju2i-l0
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
IssAss ( BELL FOUNDRY.
Il. W. hINCkER,
NO. 1913 RANDOLPH STREET, cHJc4Go


Also on Canal Street, opposite Foss' Planning MIL
TTIIE Proprietor Of This Establishment is now urereI 70
Il Cast Bells Of all sizes. He would particularly invite
those who wish 10 purchase Church Bells, to hose
fracture Ills bells viii be SOLD reasonable terms
a they can te purchased from the East from Agents
Eastern Establishments. They viii he sold cheaper in fact
because ne can make 4. good he'll that viii give large
volume of sound rs those eastern manufacture with ore,
fourth less ciS u neal AID this proportion money is
thus saved u The purchase Of MS Bells He thuIa
MOTTO break Tor one year with proper and should
fa or rot prove 10 be good reprcScGe may r.
turned 10 his shop, and be made good without exI csc
the purchaser by rc;.s': or Dc re- laced by les one II
should break any during lis lie he viii r,-cs ii
tF halt t!c NFti-c OF casing Western people VIII The
western interests.
His bells have taken the premiums at the tss0fas; Fairs OF
hin gold medal The following copy Of the report
;hc committee the Bell submitted Tor inspection to the
Fair Of May, 1850:
Article II, Class No. E, Church PclIs.
4 bell Of IA pounds by H. W. Rincker of this CITY, is
wei made ana smooth casting. exhibits great degree
81 SIKH III ~ manufacture; has admirable tone and
throWsa greater volume Of sound than any bell 81 its
'rla WAS had between the ben and
81 ty MIR. AeEcely Of Troy y y the ll;er being cons &
erG the heavier OF The pounds. The arrangement
ior ringing Ar REchcrs bell was temporary and by Tar
IcTl}r 10 That OF Ar Acntc Notwithstanding hilh We
believe hat there was but e difference IN the distance that
the w. bells could he heard and that the of3r Knck
grS Dell Was bE ifr the mos; pleasing to the Cold
Medal was awarded to Mr. hinckcr.
The above is true copy OF The Report.
6. r. SL0AT. Secretary
Poard Directors Chicago Mechanics lu.tIidtc
". RncEcr is also prepared do All kinds OF Bras, work
c~S H; and furnishing, short motto. AID in good sly e.
soda fountains. beer pumpS. sopcock oil globes exc etc
As" heavy Copper wook for al pfpo~cs.
GA ir,' and Copper purchased and ;aken in exchange
for bells, atlhe mUrke. prices
tliC"go, 1851.
- orders may he lei in Kcnosha with E. RI-pp, or
al the office OF the Telegraph. 3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

VE7iE Subscriber ju receiving direct from View York
e his F.iiaHG Niu.csS,aCl Of
Fry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Roofs
and shoes, &C., Sc.
Amou~ his sock Of DRY GOODS, may be f,.,rd 5noo
!oTd, heTmst, toghccu, Phillip Alg,nanl Spra.nr ptats
Hh.-' i@ong.e, Cashnerc aad Alacc4s striped .e.
y, L4..', oi various prices and qualities
it.~sf-- ~. Nery dr>irhl. Ia.r,s-,r Sill f.oars
tIya.h"t ana Pros u --hcg i2-- aid ~.uF.inys
Al N".lai3 Canton FIauuu i- Itu-,y-.
a ft" l'.l ~fdtc rGwl- from large "a very small
french. American and English Bryaicoiis
t!~SIWrTts - thc latest Pagssiy les.
S-AErt.. IA cod- and FuId 3lAs. Cashmere Go,as =
Dry Goods Store - pm A."
CG4G0 Get o3a
~ 'Hs /! seD' Tyson Shn, Black Teas Of superior quail
Nv r,e2a- %uscov-do md Porto Rico Sugars:
crushed . and Stewart e.! and; .-no- 81
lt> 20, pale syrup, Porto Rico and sugar
ia 'a'".ra.-H' @ly". Lagaira end Rio Coffee;
ANet li.lar article Of pressed Cigars:
ICON, ~a..l"t"s, Table salt. Rice;
''"iHt AMI smoking Tobacco in bulk; aa! many other
AZ. r =" teei. q. 10 mention ~
Any House west ~ Eass3o 81! O.
hcnasha, Icl.22 I-l W.P. IVAr7Trs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

WIRING atyles f1g 1884, jGsi received. Aiso, large
nm BoysHsts and Caps aoinglow FOR cash.
.Cst2n IN" Big Hat. E. J. CONSIpfk,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
This sarsapariila was established in the City Of
New York, in 1870, and is the only GEN
uine Dr.. Townsend's sarsaparilla

Buy that with Dr. Chuton's Certificate on, and
you Will be sure Of getting the Gcautae DR.. Town
sends Sarsapariia.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
= E<S.Aao ACRE
very Class Of Persons

10 re tie Iu'I.e long time. and there
.L-'ie aud universal expression Of AITROBA-
ITO. Is any Ia.4lr.n. 81 IA ia America.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

LIFE MgURANGE

kc.u-Aa, VIZ, lrjl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-03

repeat would rot live aiwav. For know
that nv Releemer liveth, and | rely upon
him to bear me over: and if NAV only resi-
Uron his arm. can walk firmly, though the
TEMPEST hrwls above and the waters roar "a
round No would not live alwav. Rise,
We dark and stormy pillows. TO frighten my
poor soul as much as We will rise, We fends
Of darkness. and make Your last desperate ef-
fort to tcrritv and o,erwhelm and IN the
courage of faith dare say even to yon'
would not live Away.
jesus the vision: O. hy face
H1:h ov-rr"wering charms;
Scarce hall feel deaths cold embrace,
IfCl.r-t be in my arms
Then. wien We hrar my hear:strlngs break,
How sweet the minutes rCn.
\ mortal palene>s Oh my cheek
A glory i'll NY soul.
Christian P,u!r Mag.
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For We CNltIUNtTN.
PIPE.LAfING.

AIK-''TuE WASHING DAY
For ~ entv wears or more. wcen,
o. every New Years day,
I've ..,Iny foot down, with will,
Tothrow my PIPE away.
CHORUS.
But twas putt. puff. smoke, smoke,
Puff putt away.
The deuce " bit did leave off
Nv smoking pipes Of clay.
Rut Low I've counted up the cost,
Ut took Inc half dav.)
Ii money and the time I've lost
lii smoking pipes otclav.
Puff. puff, smoke. smoke
Puff, puff away,
\ precious little profits there,
In smoking pipes Of clay.
The gents avoid me, one and all,
The sirls-thev run away;
And this all comes, know full well,
OF smoking pipes Of clay.
Puff, puff, smoke. smoke,
Putt, putt away.
And 50 I'm left bachelor,
To smoke my life away.
Blu girls, pray YOU. don't forget,
On next Valentines day.
That am not quite bacon Vet
For -moking pipes Of clay.
Puff. putt, smoke, smoke,
Puff puff away,
Oh YES. beg you. don't forget,
Eve laid my pipe away.
rashureh. Dee. 5. 1851. ).
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-03

Ia Young men are in general. but little
aware how much their reputation is affected
in the views of the public by the company
they keep. The character of their associates
is soon regarded as their own If thew seek
the society Of the worthy, it elevatcs them in
the public estimation. as it is an evidence
they respect others. On the contrary. init
macy with persons of bad character always
sinks young man in the eye of the public.
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FUr Tie LUl.NUl
THE BIBLE.

This book Of books to all mankind,
The grace OF God hath given;
The sick, the lame, the deaf. the Bind
All DER its golden pages find
The Iove-the life of heaven.
The love-the life of heaven are here.
For mans divine promotion:
We read thec-l"ve thee. and revere
The power that dried the widows tear.
And wakes the hearts devotion.
The power that breaks the prisoner CHAINS,
And gives the balm OF healing.
Tha. triumphs Ger the .grief< and pains
U. life. demands the sweetest strains
Affections fines; feeling.
o may | press thee to my breast,
Aud Tive thy preccrt- holy,
TIL al last shall find nv rest
Among Tie -al.ctiIi=,i and ilc-t,
In heavens untadins s"ry.
clover. i,jl. 7.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-03

e. a quaint old gentleman. of an active,
stirring disposition had man at work in his
garden who was quite the reverse. "Mr
Jones. said he to him one morning, did you
ever see snail ?" ''Ccrtainlv," said Jones'
Then" said the old boy. 'syou must have
met, As You could never overtake him
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P. O. NOTICE.

nN a,I'i after Monday next Dec. %. until further
~ notice. the southern mail will close al {: o
clock. 4. VI.
F.IEWETT Postmaster.
s.. Io.:nSburv, Nec'ls, ISL. 1jlw3
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SHlT.n Dbl
Ntiltidh haIlrGad Notice.
= - e: "a

Completion Of thc Railray on co,,.-
Rir'r. Through ti'om The HIac IEr. =
.Jobn>iUy Ac 10 N,w TorI, ,,r;~, 49,, ".
DASSENGkRS leave 81 Iohn>lurr,-
Sullivan and VI. Valley RailrI9as a.. ' Va
Springfield, and arrive in New York At = ,. - a
Leave AT lilo. take supper at >prin--i.l5 -,
rive in New York ut II NJ anu AZ
Leave New York at NJ dine 4, Sl,-;,,-.,.,
rive at II. .l"tn>huTv >am- evening ''~
This Is the only direct Railway route :,
field. &c. from Northern y. Hampshire. -.
Vermont, and the direct route from th.. Va, ~
to Saratoga &c. VIA Bellows Fall and Er--. H.
Passengers leaving -. .Ioin>h,lr,- ~
lilo. Viz Sullivan ard connecting R,ca,3s aga
Bn>ton III $50 and 80 T.. NJ. coIi-ctjr,., 81. -, =
hi -h with fhr trains for Worcester &c an. -,
tom f'T Lowell, Lawrence and Salem. W.T.
Fare the same a. iv any Other route
Passengers leave BOSTON. Fitchinlr-,b H..
80 :1;d IL VIA Sullivan an'! arrive 4, \ :,
~ and intermedat" stations ~ >,.,na H..
route. Freight Trains each wav daily. '-'';
ID. A. GAGE, >upt Salli,g, = l.
Garltstorrn, y. H., -iug, :. 1851 -,
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Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
FOR SALE.

ENHE subscriber offers for sale $40 acres Of Land
Il i'll the thriving town OF Charleston, Orleans
County. Vermont. living on both sides of Seymour
River and extending from Seymour Lake to Echo
Pond. The mill privileges are of sufficient p"we
10 operate any kind Of Mills and being fed by Sevr
nour Lake. the River unf;iiling and not liable to
ire>hetS. The county i thicklv settled and good
mills OF various kinds are very much needed. Two
good roads run through the lot. small part of
which IL cleared. and the rest is covered with vau
able timber Price. $500.
ALSO.
\ lot of $40 acres in the 5. F.. part Of Charles
ton on Mad River, Joining the line of Westmore-
This lot ha~ valuable water privileges. is heavily
tnbercl and beautifully situated Price 500.
These lots for farming purposes are equal to any
wild lands in Vermont and will soon have easy &C
cess to Railroad. Charleston is well supplied with
schools and is rapidly increasing in population and
wealth.
\ reasonable credit would be given for the whole
purchase money on satisfactory security. Those
wishing to see the premises can apply TO c. Cum
mngs. Esq, in Morgan near the first named lot
Apply by letter or otherwise to
ELISHA 5. WINSOR
l121mt Providence, R. I.
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EECoNNINpATIuN.

EEtoMNI NpATIuN.
ltcrtitirate "fDr. rrEIY Portsmouth, y H.
Portsmouth. Sept. -. l>4a
MIR j. i. M"i;>f. Agcu: for White Hair Rc>tor-
atlve Dear Sri deem it my duty Ia state some
facts r.>iccing the iuc>rir:ahIe value OF Whites
restorative. Several Wears after Il severe ii, Of
sickness my wife ln>t all "i her hair the scalp ap
reare'i diseased ami the hair grew cut hr.>ii and
uneven. About wear AGO. hv another III Of sick
ne>>, >h" lost all Of her hair second time and for
Ion? time there was apparently II" action in the
scalp Mter various applications WAS III Iuced /"
try the above named Restorative and now. al
ter the Use Il" :, few bottles her hair has grown out
as thick, ~ lu>:r0us and "f ~ hcautifia color A.
ever furthermore. Cor lcn.. time have been If
iilrtcd with ncuralsic and other pains in my head.
and have i"undit the best external remedy have
ever tried: can therefore chcerfullv recommend il
to all Who are afflicted above rs the best article
haveeve seen. Most respectfully yours. &C..
\. PERRY. NJ. II.
Manufactured hv f. WHITE. Lowell Mass. Sold
IN Il ,>t"n. Wholesale. hy Wilson. Fairiank & Co.
retai! in s. John>burv. hv J. { Bingham pa~~unr
sc. Levi L. Parks; Wells River. I. She,ld & Co..
ianVIlir, Vail. pcmTg X Co; Cabot. Salma Tr1I>-
sell; Mar>ilfleli. Putnam & Wooster: Montpc,cr.
Eedfield X tirannis: and byssmy appointed agents
throughout thel Mon. ;I5yI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-03

This elegant
preparation i-ia>t
taking The place
II all other arti-
cir> in u>c for re-
>t"rinCani dress
IL" the Hair. Il
prevents the hair
from tallin. I'll.
pro IN otc IL
growth. removes
dandruti. and re-
stores the natural
Il n Il luXuri, nj
growth nitilc hair
in all cases of
badness. Il al
- removes pam
\ heat the head
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-03

& Joel Il. P"insctt died at his residence
at SALISBURY, :. {, on Friday last, aged -.
Il" Wa rH.,ssr q Van R.-en'r C3t;ro.