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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-17
The STAGE.

Why is il that there is so much fuss made about
woman as soon as she goes on the stage! A Lady c.
ordinary appearance, who would scarcely be noticed
in the drawing -room daubs little rcd paint on her
cheeks barcs her shoulders, (Which we cannot bear
and goes on the stage; when 10! hall dozen Young
noodles and half dozen old Eoozes fall desperately in
love with her, and all the papers speak of her as the
lovely Miss Lucy Leicester, such name AL
though, perhaps: she is really Mrs. Stubs, with two
or three children.
Why is this! 1t is not merely that lamp-lsht and
paint add beauty to the face and figure, for the.
charm does not wear of, even should the woman Bc:
sccn of the stage. We must imagine that it arises
from one Of the compromising arrangements of Prov
idence, whereby what the woman loses in social po
sitions is made up to her in notoricty.
A singular instance of this kind of thing occurred
in Boston the other day, in the case Of Mrs. Dion
bourcicault, who, finding the character Of married
women did not attract the ardent purtans, assumed
the title Of Miss Agnes Robertson, and under the
character OF Miss made a good HIT and netted
eight hundred dollars at her benefit Unfortunately.
however, Mr.. Bourcicaut made slim of the tonouc
IN returning thanks for her; he thanked the audenc,
for their continued support Of his wife. The word
wife was uttered, and the charm broken, and the
noodles and foozles left the theatre in disgust.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-17
MARTIN DREW.

MANUFACTURER of all kinds aud quality Of Saddles
INl Harness, Collars, Trunks Vaces Fly nets &c,
-AISO-
Carriage Trimming. AL kinds of repairing in his line
done in the shortest possible time Third Street between
Minnesota md Roberts, st. Paul. Minnesota Territory.
May s, If.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-17

The man who was charged with electricity has
been acquitted Tie left in the Lightning train.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-17
PIONEER.

THE DAILY PIONEER Is pstlished ereyy day NOR
ming at The Office Bench Stree Saint Paul Minnesota, and
rance Cay Subscribers, Fifteen Cents Week. payable to
The Carrier.
THE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at The same office
Mail Subscribers at the olong Single Copy
7co Dollars Fire Copies Eight Dollars; Eight Copies, TN
Dollars 71elrs Copies Tere Dollars. To take Advantage Of
the Cub rates ho'ceer, the subscription price must be paid
rdriaJly IN Adrdnce.
To CORRESPOVDENTS-An yanOus communication
miu receive attention.. Al articles protesting acs
must be accompanied by the Authors name not far puJca
Voluntary Correspondence conniaing importam mes or
statistics Of the condition dnd gro,cth Of tOscns settlements
throughout the Nosthuesf, is solicited.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-17

correspond mt in Michigan nds us the G,Il, ~.
'"g as set oil to the somewhat similar trick. rrc.
"drawcr," ~ "c
"A FARMER from the vicinity Of Detroit drove
very lat OK TO market few days ago, expecting that
tle aa'mai' when killed, would yield some twelve
or hiieen hundred pounds of beef.
"Hc sold the on; the buyer drove him off ard
al n'gnt came back, representing that the OK had
men :'""s' tired, and offered to settle for it, but
showing an account of its weight, which fell Short
OF The expectation Of the farmer, VINO insisted on
seeing the beef; after weighing and examining
~hcn' with the taow, he was forced to 90 home
in his pocket. '''"'y
'D"r"g the night, after his return, the dead OK
came home to his yard, alive and well, having bro
nen Inc butchers '"c' sure; and the next day the
'"''het drove the same back to town. and offered
10 sell hun to the same butcher, who, having missed
the ANIMAL eyed the new conner rather srspiciu,ly.
ana concluded that he lad been '<oId' But he
'he OK at humping price, and paid for him
this tine.-Harprs' Aaeosiue. "'
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NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS.
lust RECEIVED large addition to INV stock Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Call and see W. s. CONES
1-12tf Near American House.
V)OCKEr KNIVES. a large assortment Of superior
l. Pocket Cutlery Rogers, WOosenlioms and Amcri-
can mandatory. Sold chcapa
DOCKET BOOKS. A large and beautiful assortment Ut
Il COMBS Book Store.
tCHOO HOOKS of every description used in the Terri
- tory at COMBS Book Store.
nICTURES few beautiful French Autographs in
/ frames Sold at COMES Book Store.
CyTATIONERY of every description at
- COMBS Store
Near American House.
TlSIIING TACKLE-A complete assortment for sale low
at COMBS Book Store.
NEW NOVELS. All the late publications received as
N soon as issued from the press, may be found at
COMBS Store
NEW MUSIC. A hrge stock Of new Piano anu Guitar
~ music Just received by COMBS
CtIGARS. A few thousand extra at
M ARBlE WORKS. The undersigned has been appon-
ANl ted agent for Kent Fuler's celebrated marble
mauniactory, whereby he is enabled to fill all orders
Grave Stones Monuments Busts and Mantlcs at the rcy
lar ST. Louis prices. Call and specimens.
. W. s. COMBS.
nay III. Near American House.
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lust RECEIVED large addition to nv stock Of
q BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Call and see W. s CONIsS
my LIFT Near American IIou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22
FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

BY the steamer Eastern City have received st. john
n b., papers TO the 18th inst.
The Brunsuicker Of the 18th gives an account ola
heavy robbery which was committed board the steam
eY Eastern City on her last trip from Boston to st. john
The person robbed Capt. Holder OF st. John, who
lost $50 soyereigns The Ner Bypnspteker says Capt
was on bis return from Australia, having taken out bis
vessel last year, where she sold. The robbery 10
supposed 10 have been committed while the boat Icy ct
the wharf in Portland Friday evening, as the captain
locked the in which the money was depostsd
and went on shore and not until after she mad le
that he discovered his loss supposed that scme vi
lain knowing that Capt Holder had the money with him.
took passage in the steamer and watched the opportunity
when he had unucky left his treasure to rob him Of IT,
The trunk in which il was deposited was cut open and the
board the boat but without effect and it supposed that
the thief left her at Portland.
TBE PIcToU MNEs.-Orders have been received by
telegraph from the agent Of the Pctou mines in this city,
TO discontinue sending vessels for Goa for the space Of one
month There were $4,000 of shipping in port on the
18th inst. Boston Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

Browning to be forgery. He was reading them over
with Tennyson, when he recognized an arseie OF bis
fathers written in The QsHrsriy III bis poeuc powsr
is equal to his poetic taste may anticipate some
thing good from bis volume Putfhers are sui pick
ing the plurns out Of the back numbers Of magaIlne'
one publication If this nature is r'n Back1oss en-
titled, 1--WE ere al Low Pe'ple Tsere." IL 10 a Sc
ne, Of tales ty DR.. Samuel Philips author u Caleb
stukely, one Of The Timsss literary stan, and one
Of the great organizers Of the new Crystal Palace
should think that good book might be got out OF the
cid Lcxcea ncrc-iEe edited az ole time by Hood,
uriI &c of witt nd contributed TO by Charles Lamb;
was locking over numbers the other day ana
found in the Lions Head" some Of Hoods inimifaoe
pune The Liens Head" contains the answers 20
correspondents: ard among Others l find, The
Echo We fear viii not answer Alien is foreign
"to his subject;'' "W.'s Tears of Sensiblity' had
better be dropped :" B. is surely humming;" The
Night Thoughts not admired because the author
was Young; I. says that his tale is out OF MS own
head-is he tsdpole ?" ~ Y. a word to the Us
lis sufficient The Essay on the Funeral Cere-
monies of Different Nations should be printed in the
"dead laDeuages.-We decline il on the part of the
English; Mr.. R. complains that we are back
s'ward in forwarding his paper.'-Does he mean by
the clsuse to take us for crabs :" 1.-The Sonnet TO
Miss Tree IL forwarded to her BY the Twopenny
Post 1.-The Captive is ready to be restored :"
"Tbe Essay on Agricultural Distress would only in
"crease it," Allan Cunningham contributed largely
to this magazine and the best essays of Ella appeared
in it, We have no edition Of Christopher Norths gO-
rious contributions 10 Blaeknood's Magazine. Lord
Goderich gave lecture 10 the Huddersfeld mechanics
on the Poetry of Alfred Tennyson. He is real noble
man. Young fine spirited and an enthusiastic Demo
GRAFT He is descendant eollaterally from both HamTs
ton and Cromwell and worthy Of his high lineage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

not numerous The greatest pests in the country are
So"I. Sc Trunks set on small stones are not mo-
isSed. The black and white driver. feed on hesh.
Tbsv rcb forth in vast armies and their attacks are
So furious that neither man nor beast can wthsfana
them. .
here come TO a close. In subsequent communications
will describe the people, their manners and Gus
toms industrial pursuits. superstitons and Avs
At present being engaged In building, Studying
the language and preaching, have scarcely moment
to write, but when complete my house and ses INTO "
l hope TO have more leisure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

MORE CoppER.-we reported large shipment Of COP
per last number Of The Journal, and we now report
hundred tuns much the largest shipments Of the
The following shows the various amounts from the mines
mentioned Shipped BY steamer illinois, July from the
Cliff Mine Iss bbls. Of stamped and ore5s TINS ,43s
lbs National Nine IS bbs-ll tuns 40 lbs. Minnesota
Mine SO bbls-l9 tuns 1875 bs. Nsr:c.s 1.ne 25 bba-
urs TAG lh. Wi...sor Mine, bbh.-l tun ;o9 lbs.
Forest Nine ~ bbs.-l6 tuns 20 lbs Ohio Trap Rock,
r. t cha s i1.' s: ss'
Nine mssses-l tun els lbs. Northwestern Nine Is
masses-l4 tuns 275lb s. Minnesota Mine, 90 msNe!-
North American Mines, masses-i tun 26e lbs. Wind
.or Mine masees-7es lbs. There was alec ahippsd ~
propeller Globe 90 tuns OF Iron ore, from Forest Cay
Iron Co. On the 18th inst there were also shipped pr
peIler Indiana 70 tuns OF Iron from the CeTeland
Iron Co. sauf Ste. NAME SoainaL
Our readers who intend visit Nisgsrs fak w thank
as for the hint never TO engage vehicle 70 CO. n
bridge The best plan 70 ero,: .ns ,si q vsne whcs
belong TO colored men, 1.-THE only reasonsple 49, AZ
order your route to terminate o. tne pnoss -, drive
over and hack omnibus viii 90 ths ren o,sr snd take
10 the bridge, dismiss your carriage wsn ey ss.. nav in
hsck on The opposite SIDE otherwise you ~. n ~ ~
addition to Is toll for each pssssngn vb bis lady
carnage TOLL We know gsn, ~ conysy hsn IS
hut what with IIgstes, bridges ~e' IASssy Ada
-rb.rs ere several Of the f1sss Yssris.
,ooSS ssts in the world near sd'e ~ iosm fom
County. : nov within two hours railroad noe nGn
Wales salem onIy is miles Distant Slate 2 very VAN
sss s bsdng s snd hs ssS Drssgeossa IL
scarcity :, nae The finest worked quarry OF 70 inc
more states was discovered in Of the western
Lar or two since. II the Washington Coansy ar
su s.ns az our railroads. and the price OF the e'cS
will be much ehespened tAloany r~1--.-,-s.,.
A SCREW LOOSE soxEwHERE:-ihe Losn %, 0sscs
err Of tbs County mailed from White LAk R r0'i q
stsw days sinee, s The sact Of the money being IN
d.sS, The letter reached its destination IN dae
Of mall minus, however the money when o ess
been distracted by come euiPapp ys,,.s Co Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

The price of the above was paid in Liverpool the cost
of getting them out is over 81 500 In addition making
about &C. 500 expenditure there also Leicester Ram
that cost 25 guneas and six Ewes costing guneas each
This is the third large importation into Ohio this season.
sale Of one ot the Clinton County importation, is now
advertised for the 9th Of August at Wilmington but
we understand this lot not to be sod but kept for the
use of the Society. We shall the fruits, however, in
our cattle market some years hence we now see that
of the importation of 1917 and all subsequent ones all
over the States Of Kentucky Ohio, and other western
States and even imported from there to improve the
stock of this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

PokrVxE AND CEARAerrh swALLom s .sn,.T.en ana
- IT'D for drunkenness, yesterday essfncvn, s
L5ssa m Station No g. who Wa iew YER - ~ .d
sr 81 very large rune hat ss. slipped IRON n srss
az = ni ~, - ard Bos,op Bseton TrsyeIss, 9Hh-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-15

A WospEnEuL DIscoVERr has Teeeatly heen made
hy nf. Cufus, oi this cay, tho treatment of Goa
sumption, Asthma aud all Diseases o, the Lnngs.-
We refer TO " Or. CHrtis's Bggciaa InhaiiHg Ny
gsan Vapor aHd Cherry Syrup" With this meth
cd Dr. q. has Restored macy afflicted ener 10 psree,
health as al evidence OF which he has iunametablo
certificates. Speaking OF the ueatmcnt, physician
remarks tit n evident that inhaling -eonsianlly
breathing IA agreeable healing vapor, the medicinal
properties must come 10 direct contact with the whole
many aud varied changes produced upon them when ia
nto al mach and the pIoees
of d,sestion. The Hyseana Is ior salr BY fgED.
SMITH, Montpelier, VI, aud at all the druggists
throughcu. the c0unty.--From lhs .tsp York Dateh-
taaH u Jaa. ~.
Soc advertisement Of Mediealed inhalation 10 anoih-
column Of this raper. so;y
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ERYsIpEIAs.

This will eerlh that have Tor ysa's suffered with
the obstinate Eyspclas, which il sren"d TO me
nothing would cuto. was finally Induced BY my
frierd. to auoud The Medical ChHquu OF Nav Haven
d. Knght prescribed The .yrup OF Rock Rose, winch
gave me immediate ielei, aud cured me Of disease
tom which never expected "a recover.
Having experienced such an unueeountible euro
mvseu, / advised the same medicine Tor my sister,
who wa. similarly afflicted. She also used It With
the sanr brnedci.i effects. J. JONES.
ssuth,agton, &c Dec. 1881.
0y-MANUFACrUREu for the Projectors by G,
IA WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven Ct For sale by PRED SMITH aud d. O
TYLER. Montpelier W., and dealer. ia Medicine
generally, where pamphlets, &c, may be had gratis
a9lg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-15

AwyuL AFFAIR IN ALABAMA.-The
Murder Of d.. Mcdonnell by .Nsgro--The
Murderer Burned 10 Deah-The negro,
Gilbert, who so barbarously murdered his
master, DR.. Mcdonnell, at Mt. Meigs, on
Friday last, received Just and summary
punishment on Saturday by burning. The
known kindness and amiability Of his mas
ter. and the desperate, unprovoked and wan
ton malignity Of the negro, rendered this
mode of punishment not only justifable, but
necessary as an example. The circumstan-
ces, as we learn, are these The Doctor,
ON returning from days absence in visiting
his patients, learned that the boy Gilbert
had been impairment to his lady, who was
confined to her bed room by sickness. lie
attempted to correct him, which the boy re.
sisted. aud escaped from him. The Doctor
then went to the stable for the purpose of
retting his horse, and was waylaid by the
boy, who, armed with heavy billet of
white-oak, feled him and continued to beat
him until his face and head were crushed to
shapeess, hideous mass, which could not
be recognised by his nearest friends. The
negro then returned to the house, boosting
of the murderous deed he had perpetrated,
and stated that he had killed the id
rascal. as he had long intended to do, and
"had left him wcltering in his brains" &c.
lie was Immediately arrested, and the ndig-
nant purpose at first was TO hang him in =
SANITY that mig ht. Others urged more de-
Liberation. Runners were sent throughout
the section TO assemble the citizens A
large number Of planters from the vicinity
convened IN the morning, who thoroughly
aud dlspassionately investigated all the cir
cunistances, and resolved on immediate exc
ton by burning. The gentlemen consttut-
ing the meeting were men Of prudence,
dciberation and intelligence, and acted from
an Imperative sense of the necessity of an
example to check the growing and dangerous
INSTRUMENTATION Of the slave population
The murder was wanton aud unprovoked
as DIR. Mcdonnell was a humane master,
who rarely, IT ever punished his slaves
and most especially the boy Gilbert, who
was iavorite body servant. The punish
ment was Just and prompt, and calculated TO
check the known evils Of which so many
complain.-.NOnigomery Journal, Aug. 80.
FiRE ~ MInDLEBURY, VIA fire broke
out on Thursday night about ~ o'clock, in
the grist mill of N. Wood s. Co, which to-
gcther with the Express Office, store of w.
s. Lane, and the tailoring es ablishment of
J.. Bertrand, we're entirely consumed. Loss
not yet estimated, but supposed to be from
$1,000 10 $4,000, winch Is partly covered
by insurance. The FIRE IS supposed to have
caught from friction Of some part Of the ma
chnery Ia the mill.
WISCONSIN, The Republicans Of the
First District have nominated Wyman
Spooner, formerly Of Vermont, Of Walworlh
County for Congress.
The Hesieyn ". Journal tCastletonl has
ceased 10 exist, doubtless extingnished by
the high price Of paper and labor. The
Rutland Herald assumes its subscription list
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Deatb5.

In this Village, scv,. anef Illness Of sis days
Of conse,iss phumoiia, Mrs. Susan L., wheel iioet
Jaius Y. Dewey. Airs ID. was woman OF ss'imsSle
WORTH end her death will be great loss not onls to
her hesssssd iami but tho society Of cur village
generally.
Ia MonipelieL Sept n. Mr.. Meivia wias.
la Moatpeiirr, lot instant, NJ b. u. Dimmcck az ed
10 scIthy aud highly esteemed eilizen, formerly
from Hartford, Coma
10 East Ranloipls Aug. so,h, Mfs. Mile Edgsnoa,
aged ~ sears.
Al Woodstock, W., 25th ult Charles Marsh, 500 oil
Hoo. James Barrett. aged yeafs moath.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-15

! I'VE GEESE FEATiiERs-sl.a hest Western
~ sept % 90 LYMAN urd KING
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WANTED

snn BUTTER TUgs wanted at he Depot store
cVb iu exchange tor goods cash
ALSO,
Tho highes CASH prices paid for BUTTER,
CHEESE, o ATS AMI PpfATOES
Jay 29,h, 'ls54. 90 FULLER s. SMITH.
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Family Groceries
Ready made Clothing.

~ h' boz qu1Ili0' 7Iwdlf On band add % ih-
~ lowest market prices.
sspt o. LYMAN md KING
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MarriagfS.

At Rutland, 6ih inst. by Rev. d. Hicks, Rev. sam
ucl Benedict, OF Hartford Conn, TO Julia Bush, eldest
daughtrr OF the Officiating cleFsy mem TN, BY tue
same, iIorsto 4. Maan, ESQ. Of chaFlssien, H. to
Mary daughter Of tho late Gov Cbas X Williams.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-15
Gunny Bags and Gnnny Cloth

To Furniture Dealers AID Oihes.
ha subscribers havs constantly on hand large stool
OF Gunny Bags aud Gunny Goth, and will be happy Ia
supply the trade
NJ. MAGUIRE a co.
ITO CONNIE reiaI a re n Hasfan
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wholesale Price current.
Cambridge Cattle Market.
WrnsrspAy, September, 10, u
Reported Tor tho Atlas

WrnsrspAy, September, 49, 1854.
Reported Tor tho Atlas
A. market tods, 1919 Ceul. about 1900 Be-vss, aud
as Stores cotsi.iirs OF Working oren, Co~s and
Calves A N@ntiings, I've and fhr.c Year. pid.
Pfires--Nstket hraf-Estu = prf cut 1T quality
$50 I'd qa.hiy e. s7,15, 81 quahtss6,5J ofdiaap
$50
Hides s575aG prrovt.
Taliow-Ss % $50.
f-its-i0 SIC
COLI Skins ~ i3r nor lh.
NHffrlfnr taff o-- None.
Veal Calves. 6, O. =.
Storrs-W1fsina uNen-s5. o.. ip2. los ia5.
Gov, sud calrts-S2l, % %, Is. o. %, a -, g.
- % 81
Neuhngs -s ,all Tao felfs nld-S7 IT,, 70, a.
2faat ihrrf Arar. Nif--s-i. 90, -. 81 a IS
sheep and Lamhf- 10 q n.lfket. Etifa 50, s,
6, go, BY lot 81 So I,75 2. ana 2,e5. $50 50.
swiac.--Hhol sale hoat. TO peddlc - sill
fed .
kfnlatsw with Doe exception ~ ctus beef oxen, Tho
murkei 10 well supplied Nary Of tho 10 auy a's
large bot NOT st. NwiFs 90 to high rates fnt freight
tho railroads, mfny dfovrr have cunmoncrd driving
in Their soct andsome have sol out thrf cnufe soek
thff ctmr along.
il2 ears came over the fuohrufg railroad, and isd
over she hoston and Lowell railroad. loaded with cat
ne. sheep, bog, hnfses, aud 70 wis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-15

Paints, Medicines Window Glass, Zinc, Paint, &e
&o. Manufacturer of q .acb Furniture, Asphu tum
aud Zinc, OF White Naiaishes
No. 43 India st, Boston,
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CLOCKS,

sfslt v1riciy ut Btass Clocks o. @. square, Goth
&C. Oriental, Jenay Lnd, Marine, uctagpn, N.otosis,
haRtul fapief Mache aud Fancy, eight day and thfty
hour, with and withoui alarm, fr0ss fhe Best nsas-
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WATCH REPAIRING.
resented.
WALTON's BLOCK state Street.
CHELSEA ACADENiEY

Fall Term commences IA "Wednesday Aug 30.
%. u. ALlIS, Pna-ipal Miss T.. A. NARREs,
Pfccepifess uni Teacher OF French bfs siug snd Fsat-
lag.
J.ROSs, A b., Teacher Of Lstin aad Sfeek,
g. J. GI.EASON n. Dart, College, Assistant Ieas her'
ME- ANNIE %. SMITH. P.aao Ma.le.
Cenpctent Teachers ia Psnmanshiq and Vocal Ma
sic wili ba early employed.
Board per wees Si.59 TO Ia
Those wishing ~ pursue thorough aud sysiematie
course al stud, ia rrtfed bot pleasant couauy Wiz
age and surrounded ~ highly intsngant aud mora
community vii DO we'd 10 secure place IA N
school. April 20 the rrnsipai % TO
Non ~ nn1.r9tA"p' Executive
j. ". sMITH, eem@i''as'
WM. HEBAHD Presidfn.
J. WfAAN, Secretary.
Chclsea, W., July ~, lest sst
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FEATHERS

TUE largest assoiimeui and sttea gor cent. les.
thtn 81 any othet nlfeH-
Sept ~ Ul LYMAN and KING
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West India Goods,
FAMILY GROCERIES,

Whnle,als asd Retail
The above goods are boaght with cash and eustosa-
gre will Gnd u tor then Advantage Ia call before Puf-
chasing elsewhere.
Give call FULLER a. SMITH,
Montpelier. Aug. ., 1854 "