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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25

Marshal Fu'ber has appointed Joseph RoIelt,.
of Pembina, and Alden Bryant, Of S,.Tasl, De-
putty Marshals. We nnders' and II il th, iutsn-
ton OF Judge Cooper, 20 be al Pembina ?, - he
time set for holding the first court the I'll Aion
Day in May next.---[ Mnnesotan
The Trustees Of Oak Hill Cemetery have ST.
lccted and bargained for eighty acres elegib.v
and beautifully situated, one mile and ittee oa;,r
tiers from the Capitol, and lying east Of .be ST.
Anthony road. II rs an elevator 0rk ~ e-.sg.
interspersed with prairie, and dotted W. one ~
two small beautiful lakes. The grounds arr bgn-
y susceptible of artistic embeill, hment ard W.T.,
proper care and taste, we can in fv years
have cemetery equal to Mount Aubnrn or l.s-
rel Hill. DIR. Borsp, the for,ne, own oc u. g.
site, made the most liberal and geDerCus ieJ1es
with the trustees, that the nom ina he 10 ID,
paid eventually for the l. nd, will never be- isi,
by the association. Steps will be taken i,n,r.ed,
ately to enclose portion Of the cemetery. asd
have it laid Off MINES oiian.
In accordance with notice, proposals Or buia-
ing bridges upon the road between ST. Pant an5
Long Prairie, were opened on the day 6esngoa-
ted. John Depue was theewest bidder for ba
work on the Swan river bridges, and VIM f.
Corbeit for those across Elk river Rum 7:Yer ana
Coon creek. Upon opening The bids TO- con-
structing that portion Of HE Point Dou. lass aud
St. Louis river road ready for letting, WI. +.
Corbeit was found to be the lowest hidder f.r .hs
whole of the work advertised. Mr.. Co, Ell y ~
old road cOntractcr.---[ Minnesotmn.
SOMETHING NEw.--Eli Pettijohn ESQ. Of
Fort Smelling, lately found lake abcu; ~ nriie.
long and three miles wide, at the hea oi {. g.
cade or Li,lle Falls creek II IS simple sloal
half way between the ST. Peters and Cro,, river.
and near 40 miles north ives, of this yi.laac--
ST. Anthony Express.
A New CoUNTY.--Our neighbors residi9. ~
posile rs, are embraced in the new cosl', -
Henri pen. The west side Of The Fall, ,.a, Sci
in The county of Des NoiDes, then Duh iaue, q l-
forwards Clayton, from Clayton to Alaaak~e--
In the orsanza ton Of the Territory, il b,ouss %
Dakota and now to iIennipen, named IL ao7or Of
the first white that visited and gave me rt-e
to the Falls.-[ib.
a cave Of the mos, peculiar f"rmation has been
discovered in digging the ceer Of trad NJ Dol Re-
on Crow River. The entrance was made "a 4
depth Of four feet from the surface, and ssus
supposed at first to be IN Indian cuche. 6n, snrs
closer examination proved to se the ne'.;s a.
cave which has probably been closed u ~ the
washngs nd drift wood Of the river. 1t tas leeE
entered for distance Of quarter of i ms'e -
Whether it Is capable ola deeper penesT aI',n 10
have not been infurmcd.-(Ib.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25
oil ED.

Al ST. Paul, on Monday the 22d instant, Us
JOEL WHITNEY, late Of Maine, aged shca,
IS years.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25
PLANK ROAD NURyERrEs.
L. & II AVERY.
Burlington. Iowa.
MAJ * 10 n

THE Proprietors are determined Ia sc-
compli>h n few things important in fruit
tree confirmation.
LIST. We shall eauai any others il select
ing CHOICE varieties.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25
Fruit TR EES.

RAISED AsD CULTIVATED At NURSERY OF X. Il II.
AVERY, SIX MILES $. w or BURLINGTON.
Coasitiur Of Apple Pear Plum, Quince, Grape Vines
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25

WE would call especial attention Ia our
fiae stucs of APPLE TREES They arc
remarkable for their handsome shape thrift
e. aud vigorous growth. and well furnished
branches. OAK stock consists of over
nAl -. l-.,.., : G..at IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
G0itor's Gable.

NNN@O~OO~~~NON%
"JOUaNAL OF A TRIP TO LONDON, PARIS
AND THE GTEAF EXHIBITION" by Zadock
Thompson, just published by Goodrich, pam.
phet form, l44 pages. This is the most inter-
esting book which our respected namesake, moi
relative, as some will have it, has ever written
Every family in Vermont should buy copy
for it will richly repay the pcruSal.
BOsToN ALMANAC FOR 1882 Published by
B. Is. Mussey. Damrell g. George, Moore g.
Coolidge printers. This valuable annual op-
pears this year in an unusually neat dress. 1t is
replete with statistics relating to all that read
er can wish to know about BJston, besides being
a good almanac. The price we believe is q
cents.
VI. AUTOGRAPH AND REMARKER is received
and is as original and caustic as ever. The
Kossuth enthusiasm and show got up by our PEG
pie, the Fugitiv Slave law, the pedantry Of mod
crn pronunciation &C., are the subjects di Gus
eea.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
Libraries for SHnday'SchOOIs,
FAMILIES, SC.

The American sunday School Union is prepared fur
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Sunday Schools, Public and Private Schools, Families,
Manufactures, Steamboats,, &C.
No. .L-7l2 Volumes, being full set Of the saclely's
Publications., exclusive II Maps and Question Books, &c
the same, without case, $40 @Audlng Maps of the
Ancient World and Palestine Sl27 50i and the whole in
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No. 1.-THE ChiId's Cabinet Library containing Seven.
" five Books bound in Fifty Volumes 32mO size from the
fourth and fth series morocco backs, lettered and num-
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No. III.-The Village and Family Library. No T. con.
tanning the Monthly Volumes published conCuTently with
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
miro.


Inlay, N. H., on the 18th ut., Of dropsy, Pre-
ella. wife of Mr.. Samuel Houghton aged TO-
North Star phase copy.
Ia Dnxbury, on the 18th ult., Elizabeth, wife
OF George s. Chapman, aged ~ years and foul
month";.
ln Johnson, Friday morning, Dec, 18th, Geo
Baxter oldest son OF Baxter and Mary X.
Whitney,, aged IA years and 8 months.
In Fayston, Dec Goth Of Consumption, Mr.
Welman Macally, aged ~.
Though loved member of an interesting
family circle, to the members of which he was
especially endeared, and though devotedly at.
tached to the numerous youthful friends whose
confidence and affection he had won, yet by the
grace of God, which was savingly manifested
10 him near the close of his life, he was enabled
to triumph amid the agonies of dsolving nature
and died shoutingIy happy.
He set sets the evening star,
Which goes not down behind the darkened west,
But mes away into the light of heaven"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
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The most useful iaueniiOl Of the Axe
A STOVE


"r'i VIII, itself, regulate and rive .,,,
'"S' 80 much heat as you desire.
tNCCH Is the stove now offered IN the p,,,io ..,,
- prove mat It's merits are not eyaqperoted We ,f =, =,
tt nto"!E among many other Certificates fran IL, 81, ~
'''g ,,gNtst Character in The country ''' ." ." Va
,r,, Nv uuefsigied having used RACES sELy-RBgu
- aH SIoYE cheerfy give our opinion of s merite y
t'S great merit, we believe cop4st5 in Il, ,,' mo-
@ .le HeEee OF neat at plea and from tbs c,, 81
y '', |J.i important advantages result
] u very 'lt!e care an even temperature can he ma
'fTVGn OF any required degree Of heat -'" Nv p'0'
2 me Stove never Ought and if If the nrooor si. 500
gGu 10 become red hot and this makes the stove
"l"We ana prevents The impure air caused nv hum a,
WnSpnSre and excessive heat. "
he s'oys requires little attention, f1 il may be fit
stunned. 0'''" ''' "o"u - tuA'
g. ihe regulator economies the heat by preventing
vi IT, we b3lleVe il saves one third of the wood
pa'd with other kinds ofbox or artIrht Parlor stoves
It 81 invaluable for The sick room or for Offices or rooms
"I,Ie tue occupants are occasionally absent.
from our RcquantanCG with this inve we believe that
T." pCst OF economy, comfort and health il is superior to
ny StuVeWe have seen or used
HON. JOHN MAYNARD. late Judge of the Sunrpns
REV, H. J.. VAIL, Wy. fCourt. n. 7
REV. NATHAN BAKER, NV
REV. RUFUS MURRAY. NY.
HH4 HE, UARLoS coolidge, Ex.Gov. Of VI
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raw G, CLARKE, Ed. Free Press
REV. A. H. CLAPP, Brattleboro VI.
y = 1a56 ToWNsLEY, Bratttlboro
g K, FIELD, Newf,ue "
WM. C. PERRY,
HON ASA WENTWORTH, Bellows Falls, w.
W. W. THAYuR, Winchester, n H.
El Hata invited to call and examine this Stove wheih
RI they wish to purchase or not They he for sale nv T.
VI. Il. Nam aiin ~ L.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

OAIMbE61OfG 1uAChL4s
"Wednesday, Dec. "a.
At Market, 1863 Cattle, about 763 beeves
and 100 Stores, consisting of working oxen,
cows and calves, yearngs, two and three years
old
PRICES. -MARKET BEEF-Extra, $3.50
First quality, 5000; second quality, S. so; Sd,
S. 90; Ordinary, $500 10 4,50.
Hides $50. TaIlow 500. Pets IS to 1875.
Calf skins to 8 yer h.
One co4sett sheep. by J. P. Billings, sold to
Mr. Atherton of Brighton, for $50, to go to New
Yhrk.
SToREs-W WORKING OxEN-75, 81, SIS.
Cows AND CALvEs-$25-25-30 SO 46.
YEARLINGs-7 l2.-Two Years Old, SIC
a 27-Threc Years Old, $l7-25 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-l050 at market, nearly
all sold.
PRrcEs-Extra, s4,OO-45O $50. By lot
81 ,5O-2,50 267.
Swine-60 at market. By lot, 4 1-2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL
P PERIODIC AIS.

The Sunddy-School Journal
Is the Oldest sundaySchoo periodical In the ntes States
70 Cents Year, in advance.
WE shall continue to publish Ii on the First and
w Third Wednesdays If every month.
Inc Journal contains rich variety of matter for min
sters, parents teachers, and pupils the subject Of
gcus education in all its branches; biblical criticisms
tne general progress OF the gospel instructive biography
sunday school intelligence, &c.
sunday school Teachers will find this publication pc
eullary interesting to them, ii will furnish them with
wen authenticated Sunday school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
Sunday .schoos-best mode of eachnr-cts for the en-
enlargement of teacherslist of new books published
review of new books Tor Sunday schools-new plans fo
the improvement of the schools and teachcrsand the
success which has attended these efforts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01

ME the sub crbers, being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Commits
siones 70 receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate If Aba amron
late of Orange in said district, deceased and all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
from this date being allowed for that purpose hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business of our appoint.
meat at the dwelling house of Rhoda Hamelol, in said
Orange on the gath day Of February and the 23d day Of
April. 1852, ROSWELL NJ. BILL
Orange, October 29, 1851. 52;9w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
Cheering Intelligence from the
PEOPLES STORE!
LYMAN & KING

WHAVE inst returned from the different markets, with
Mn a large Stock of Winter Goods, which makes our
the most desirable to select from In the county,
and the great reduction prices, is saved to the pur
chaser" Wooden Goods large stock and the prices are
DOWN.
DRESS GOODS,
Parisanss De La ms and Pnls, beautiful patterns, Tick
ngs, good from eight to ten GENTS Prints fast eonTs to
cents.
90 lbs. good, or l6 lbs prime Sugar for 100
IA y'ds fine 40 in. Sheeng for 300,
6yds Sheeng, lbs Saeratus, h. good Tea and lbs
Rasins for 81 90.
Bay State ShaVvls,
Live Geese Feather, Carpetng, Paper Hangngs, Ready
Made Clothing, Caps, in fact everything wish
call at the
PEOPLES STORE,
Opposite the Brick Church.
Dec LIST 1851. (49:)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
Beautiful Books for Holiday Gifts
NTH HGHL y FIVLS.4ED COLOR.
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Visits to Holly Farm Large square lGmo, plates 25
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'The History If Moses Large square l6mo, fine col
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
nlarrieN.

In Beloil, Wisconsin, on the Sd ut., by Rev.
Mr.: Chnpln, Mr.. Chas G. Rulfc, to Miss Ellen
s. Strong.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
NOTICE.

A N Adjourned Village Meeting will be hold
IN en- at the Court House on the first Mon
day of Jan. 1852 at 7 o'clock, P. M. Important
business 10 be transacted.
Let all turn out.
SAMUEL WELLS, Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
CWIEISON'S
Patent Air. w arming
AND
VENTILATING FURNACES.
1851.

uhbhI lMfhOVEMENI IN WARNING AND
VETlLATING BUILDINGS.
WYE are happy to inform the public that our oug de-
w sired ohicct is now fully accomplished, In being
able to offer variety Of sizes Of these Furnaces both
OIck ami p0rahle which, have been ght after years
NJ unceasng labor and great expense degree of per
ecu0n nnequaled bv any other mode Of heating build
ngs In the world. We would most respectfully invite
ne attention of scien fc gentlemen examination Of
these improvements in Dwellings, Churches School.
Houses, Court Houses Hospitals Stores &C. throughout
the country, which have proved to be the most perfect
mode OF warming and veniiating buildings in the world,
as the actual working operation If this al plras in seve-
raj hundred buildings both public and private this city
aud throughout the county, together with the several
printed reports of the different Public Committees unani.
mously adopting them, will testify. We aSe permitted to
refer to upwards Of eight hundred gentlemen who
used his apparatus, many of whom professional gen
emfn, whose scientific attainments in these matters
are well known. The arrangement of this furnace,
(Which entirely different from any Of the heat
ers is such that it warns without destroying the life OF
OF large volume of fresh air, fills The apartments
ed with fresh healthu, nvgOratng atmosphere, and
creates circulation Of fresh air Throughout the
house. We are totally opposed to all iron pot
hot air furnaces OF every description which destroy the
vitality of the air. having manufactured in years past
nough of such machines to satisfy of their utter worth
essness aud desructvenesS to health fuel and the fur
naces themselves.
of Warming and Ventllang apparatus, including Regis
ters Hot Air Crates Veniors, &c Also every desCp.
ton of Cooking Stoves, Cooking Ranges, &C.. &c. Per
sona attention given to warming and ventating build
ings in any part of the country.
81 g. SD Blackstone Street, Boston,
4O;3m CIlILSON, RICHARDSON & co.
GFThese Furnaces can be seen at the Store
of H. & c. r. Wood, Agents for Montpel,rr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
Che Hlarkcts.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

BosToN, Dec. 81.
FLOUR. Ohio, Michigan, common4,36-- Fan
CIV, 4,50-Common Genesee, "a 50-Extra, 5 a
SIS Corn Meal, 3 so. Rye Flour, 3,75.
GRAIN. Southern Yellow Corn, 64-Mix-
ed, 62 White 81. Oats are in fair de-
mand at AZ. Rye, II. Wheat, 90 ITO.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
THE CnILD's COMPANION
AND
Youth's Friend.

published on the first day of every month l6 pages,
l. lsmo with cuts Each volume commences with the
January number; per year, in advance, IS cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01

LIST OF EMBELLISHMENTS.
illustrations By Billings.
Map Of Boston, with the New Fire Districts In coors H.
Illustrating Descriptive Sketch Of the New System uf
Fire Alarms.
Richly Engraved Title Page.
Vignee for the City Department, with Likeness of The
newly elected Mayor Of Boston.
Vgnee for the State Department. with Likeness of Gov
ernor Boutwell,.
Vignee of National Department, with Likeness of the
President. " ~
Views Of Blackstone Square.
Steamer $. s. Lewis, (fl page)
Clipper ship r. B. Forbes
Franklin Street,
Navy Yard Charestown,
College Library Cambridge
Cochilnae Aqueduct Newton,
Massachusetts General Hospital Boston fh,lI n.oa,
State Reform School, WestborO', do
Insane Asylum, Worcester, do
United States Arsenal, Springfield do
Twelve Calendar Vignettes
The work containing twenty nine fine engrayinVs
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
DEPARTMENT.
Pictorial Sketches of Boston and vicinity CITY E.c,on
OF Dec ISL Financial Department, with Statistics
Sanitary Department, with Statistics. Ere Depaument
with Explanatory Sketch ofhe New System Telegralhic
Fire Alarms Public Schools. Public Charitable fnstu-
tions. Water Works. and Water Tariff. Courts in Bos-
ton supentendens, surveyors, and other officers City
Police Business Directory. Streets and Wharves. list
land in Boston Harbor Omnibus Lines Halls, Blocks,
Public Buildings and Institutions Offices Libraries Mar
kets. Places of Amusement Railroad Stations and Freight
DeIutS CHWCHe5, HOCleueS, Newspapers. Banks, In.
surance Companies. Custom House. Snb-Treasury. Post
Office, and Rates of Postage. Militia Steamers aud Pack
cts. Calendas and Blank Memoranda Pages.
STATE DEPARTMENT..
Election of Nov. 1851, including carefully prepared Ia
bic Oft Senate and House OF Representatives, giving
the names of the members, and their political eassifca-
tion under the three party organizations also the party
changes in town delegations since last year; aud the
Fractional Representative Terms Of the small towns,
showing the years romsinin sSssA during IA present
decade.
Officers of Departments of the State Government
County Officers.
Session Of Courts
NATIONAL DEPARTAENT.
National Government, with Members of Congress polite
ally designated
The Seventh Census, showing the Free White Free Col
Ored, and Slave Population, Federal Representative Pop
uaan and Fractions MURDER of Representatives, and
less or gain since the last term.
Governors Of all the States, their Salaries, and terms Of Of
fee.
General Events in 1851
Eclipsesi il 1852.
Bound In Cloth, Gilt, ornamented with new Dies The
whole comprising nearly 900 pages in fine print emb ody
ing the substance and nearly much IN amount the
large svn volumes of General Information,
For rs Cents!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
Bennett EAaImer's Estate.

hBUHHHHVVV d sdHEMChIS FNlGVGo
STATE OF VERMONT, TN Probate Court held at
Alfred p. Hicks, administrator on the Estate of Bennet
Palmer late of Calais in said district deceased interstate
presents his petition to this court here in writing pravin
for license to sell the right Of redemption in n The real
estate of said deceased,he being mortgaged TO
Gardner Stewart aledgng that is necessary for the paw
men of the debts dne from the estate aud expenses fad
mnistatOn,the personal estate thereufb eing insufficient
for sad purposes WhereupOn 1t is ordered That SAID ne
ttion be referred to session of said to be held al the
Probate Office in said Montpelier the 9th day of Jauua-
ry 1852 Mt O'Clock p. NJ for hearing and decision and
is further ordered that all persons nieresed be notified
thereof by publishing the substance of said petition and the
orders therein three weeks successfully the Green Noun
tain Freeman, printed Montpelier afore aid all Of viii CHI
to be before said time of hearing and decision that they
may appear if they and give bonds for The pay
ment of said debts and expenses as the statute provides
to prevent said license being granted.
BY the Coun,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Reg'r.
true copy OF record
523w Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Rnr,r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
LETTER PAPER.
INNELIHLE INK.

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