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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21
License Law.

below we make a very full abstract OF
the Liquor License Law, passed by the
Legislature at It's recent session.
Sec lst Provides that the County
Judge snall issue iic-use on the petition
ot twelve trselolders oi the township.
setting iof.h tina, the applicant Is re-
speCabl. person aud ut good character;
tn.rrupon SAID ppiican, s,aIi file bond
in the sum Vi 80 900, condnluard that he
will keep an orderly house, viii not al.
low CRU bling, and viii pay all fines I'D
lorteltures adludyed against hlm Re-
fore lh< lssllng ol license he sna,l pay a
sum not less than Si0J nor more than
S. 90. to the Couuty Judge, loi tae use
Of The school iuud.
Sec. 2. l.lcensr sra ! issue FOR a period
not exceeding one year nor less than SIX
nonths.
Sec. 3. ANY person so licensed who
sha II furnish liquor to MINOR, either gra.
lui!ousy or tor pay. shall be liahle To a
penalty oi twenty live dollars.
Sec. i. A penalty oil 500 incurred in
case oil sale 10 lndl'n, insane person o.
idiot.
Sec. 5. Liquor seller shall pay al
damages sustained by individuals grow
ING out OF sales oil liquor, and also all
paupsr and criminal expenses resulting
| 'hereirem.
Sec 6 Married woman may sus'ain
suit Tor damages.
Sec. 7. Authorizes may sustain suit
aqains! hquor dealer whea any one be-
comes public charge 10 consequences O
| The use OF intoxicating tiauor procur,d d O
hrm. and recover expenses OF maintain.
! iag suca pauper.
sec S La SUITS for damages by public
authorizes, uarrled wo oaen. or other per.
sous, II snali ouly lie necessary TO prove
tnas tie iiquor seller furnished the party
LIQUOR ,n sufficient quan,y ts produce III,
toxtcallon, in order 20 render hin iiab.,
on Ia. bond
Sec. 8 No suit shall be s. stained ta
liquor 10 less quantity than five gallons
Sec o. All persons selling or giyipl
away liquor n violation oi this act, sinai
be fined not less than $50 nor more thar
ST. 600. or imprisoned III the County Iat
hot mofe then one year.
Sec. III. Makes II the duty OF Justices
aud other competent courts, 10 issue war
rant lor arrest ol party complained OF.
Sec. H. SUITS tor damages not mor,
thaa SlOi, on bond maIntalnable beiur'
Justice Of tue Peace.
Sec l3 Certified copy OF ludgeme MT
under tbs ACT to be transmitted iartnHh
10 the County Judge. with a slatetnent Z
,hr evidence oi the case. -.s "a-
Sec. IA. Whereupon the Judge, If b
dee as the cau-e sufficient shall samno
party 10 STOW cause why bis heens
should not be revoked, and IN case he re
voses the same sbeh person shall no. Oh
tam license again tor five years.
Sec 10 La incorporated towns, a
County Judge under this ac, shall hs ~
vested IN such persons AS NAV he deslu
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

TIE Bear Homaa,-- From an adrer.
tisemeut Il viii be seen. tt.at a qaecD
creature called lar Bear Woman IS ID bt
exhibited oil Monday and Tuesday next
al fremont Hall. We are Informed tina
she is little woman, with tie head an.
features ot tie 0aang- ut ~ Ter a..
tire lace being covered with hI. TX hair
size is saii - be quite intelligent an(
conser.es ii Engipsa and spanish, attt
slnas and dances We atso lear tia
sac makes may friends amoagss the il
dies VINO VISIT Eer.
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The Hunat eth psaim. The long dis
pu,ed question whether Purcell Or Ham
del was the author Of the grand music oi
tie Old Hundredtt4, las been set al res,
by discovery aade recently 10 L,neoln
tathedraI llbrary. PARCEL dird III l695
and Handel ii 1859 But il the Catha-
dsal Attafy Ffrnea psailef, printed Ia
lJib contains the music ol the Old Hun-
dfealh, exactly us II Is now sung, 50 thai
IT could not be the production ol either o.
the great musicians 10 whom II had been
attributed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

.. Ring ont merrily, es.f4 - .
.. Loudly, cheerily, e.
Blithe old bells, from the steeple tower.
Hopefully, fearfa ", ~. -.-.5,
Joyfully, tearfuily,
Moveth the bride from the maiden bower,
Cloud there is none in the fair SUMNER sky;
sunshine fings benisons from on high:
Children sing loud as the train moves alsng,
Happy the bride that the sun shineth On"
Knel cut drearily s.*y
. Measured and wearily.
Sad old BELLS from the st-eple gray. ....
Priests chanting lowly,
solemnly slowly,
Passeth the eorse from the portals to-day,
Drops from the leaden clouds heavily fall
Dripping over she plume and the pall
Murmer, old folks as the train moves along,
Happy the dead that the rain raineth on.
Toll at the hour of prime,
Matin and vesper chime,
Loved old bells, from the stecplc high
Rolling like holy wavss.
Over the lonely graves
Floating up pray.'raught into the sky.
Solemn the lesson your lightest notes teach;
Stern is the preaching your iron tongas preach.
Ringing in life from the bud to the bloom,
Ringing the dead t. their rest iu the tomb.
Peal ont eyermorc--
Pealcd as ye pealed Of yore.
Brave old bells, on each Sabbath day,
In sunshine and gadness
Thro' clouds aud thso sadness
Bridal and buri.l have passed away
Tell us of life pleasure xith ,eath are still rife
Tell us that death ever caieth to Life,
Life Is our labor and death is our rest,
IfhAppy tae living the doai are the best.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

A Son OF ~EsAToa DoDGE CAR
rUREp ny The s.-lniormatton
from New Mex co states that In the latter
par, OF . ove,nerr. tap,aln Dodge, t..
5 Agen, OF the NavaJ' Indians, was
captured hy the G,la Apaches. a quasi
hostile tribe, and - nnw prisoner anon :
,Hetu. lie was hunting, accompanled by
few Poems, and was taken prisoner fl
teen miles the othe: side oil Zunt. From
the story d. one OF the escaped Poems, |.
IS IuierreI What he is well treated. ser-
erul par;ies mad le,t Sa ia Ee To endeav-
or To ransom hum ii possible. lie Is sa d
10 be a sou OF Senator Dodge oil hlscon-
sln Not long since Mr. Bent. OF Bent )
Fort high up the Arkansas, killed two
kiawas ia difficulty win portion oi
ina, ,ri Z. / lie CnI.ns among whom
Ben, Fort is situated interiered and pro-
tected him. II vas also sa d that a party
oi 800 k.avas on the Cnuerone river,
were met. wh, said that they were on the
way TO attack the Chlens ard Bent :
people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

SHAssosIs KAsnAs Coy. shannon
Granny shannon thay call hlm nova.
days out in Kansas, has goue TO Lee.
o.up,on TO prac,lc. law. he snys. A cor.
responder, olthr Missouri Democrat shy.
tha, tls "shlngle" use4 to read LAW ant
order" bu, that he has dro ped The latter
part Of his profession aud will devote
himself exclusively 10 "law" hereafter
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

EsGT A bll IS now before the New
ork Legislature TO authorize the con.
s,ruc'lon of a briIg. over the Nragra a,
Bu faio. The Senate Committee on
Roads and Bridges. gave notice that he Y
would mold II eeting Oh the evening oi
the 18Th, 10 hear aIgu eats pro and n.
The BuhaloDlans are naturally very
much in,eresed in The success o. the pro.
lect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

MIsERIEs or AuTHoRs - Now, then
Thomas, what are You burning oil my
writing table, ,nerea "Nolh.ng but The
paper that's written oil over, sirs ain,
,ourhed the cloan." se, @@.v.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

Child Born Wuhoi Eyes. i he Bos-
ton Medical and Surgical Journal chron.
ices case in Shrewsbury, Mass. where
a chid was born without eyes. IL IS a
healthy boy, developed in every other re.
sprct. There were eye.llds, bat no eye.
balls.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

la Isers BANHs The Chicago press reprraect-
al the diserldited Illinois hanas a. amply Sec
uraa hg stock, except the stock aaearltg Back
Al Dangile and th'st might ha niaAe % ty Sub.
stituting good stocks for some worthless Gal.
itornia. The public are cautioned not to ~ a.
flee any thins on the aoaey, beias confident iEal
IN = f.. days il will BE- good again.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

FORTUNATE EoLp D aGEEs.- They have dis
covered lately new and extremely rich gold
mine in Austria. which has already attracted
City thousand gold diggers. One diS2ar aAs
Fortunate euongh to pick ap ss5 600 worth in
ten days, AMI another struck q "eusgSt" weigh
Ing twenty two pounds
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

PRr@ToS fTT ii EcreU -t)n the ai irs.
pHEsToA kfsn waa ~ haser a g s.at-- IS nstJ.'
rom Sew l,T'F In the plkst o. Nr Ff-H, wbJse
tina, expires asxs darea.s / a. r,.a tn c4aac l-
stood, k'ns ~, aarS !Iaat II. w ed trrnyAr
|, Harris The result Tas receigsai with the
warmes apar obation by the Eeplbicans ai ali
,arts of the 5,as~ IL AihsSy ssw York has =
considerable stock of BLACK cone In the 5cna.e
nov.
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o. There were I35 deaths in Chi
cago last month, being an increase Of ~
ever the same month last year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

ekS The t'ouse. the 18th, passrd a
bill for regula.Ing tue salaries Of STATE
Oficers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

AZ act to aathsriae The Town Of Tiptoa T.
convey certain pnblc square.
see, l lie 1t enacted by the General Assm
by OF the STATE u Iowa That tha own coan
Il o. the Town u Upton, Cellar Caunty at.d
3tale oi fosa, is hereby aathortzed All enpe~
esst to convey unto graar County. I'll ~ Il.
ptsek III sal Town. k.osn ~ Court iiua~
-auar,,, nyoa shIea the Court Haase bow ii md.
H. b. used a d ueeapied hy sasa eooaty, ~
b. purpose et erecting the County blll,iia.
thereon. Provided that Whenever sail aasitt.
-haii cnAss 10 ue- sti biaek for the afosssi.
parpo~e- the ssid btoea shssl. revert To saie
raaa of Ttptga.
Sc 2 t. act to ~ In f1rca AID axe etfae
,tter - Publication in the " Upton a5sertta.rs
anh Cedar Dem efst' without Expense 10 ttis
State.
SAM, MCFARLAND
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TORO ONTO STORE.
Mc( kL7.EY
Il
PULslFER,
Dentists, Ctdar RAPIDS. Io,ca

Dent,sts, Cedar Rapids, Io,ca
Have the pleasure annuuacng to the cii-
zens Of Upton and vicinity, that they have made
arrangements that one vi them will be- in TIP
ton on the frst Monday In each month. and spend
one week in the ptaciic. of their proit.-sion.
A | operations eu,i usted ts them shall be exc.
cu'ed Ia the most ysork nan!ike manner.
2s-Oglica at the Temperance bore 0ly
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OlsIl.yEE HOUSE.
GOODRICH HOUSE,

l1B1Cn i81rI.
THE Undersigned having rented this House.
L promises to give entire satisfaction to the
ira ysiing public, and so,cits their pat onage
A. Y. p WHITTIER. Prop'r.
N. b. Messrs. Graham s. TO. Nh a Daily
Line OF Hacks, in connection with tn Rail
road trains, from this House Wilton. 4Itf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
SNERIFF'S SALE

ypY VIRTUE OF AN EXEt UTiON issued nut Of
zD he Di-trict Co"rt. Ninth Judicia uisiricl in
nnd for Butet ou,tJ and stlie at California, to me
directed and delivered. connai ding me 10 mike the
SUN oftwelve hundred and ninety dollars with in'rr
est thereon u.t,l pad. and The sum of ten dollars
costs % suit together wrh he costs arcruing said
writ, wherein IT LUsky. levy 90. ar' thu plain
lifts aud Brannngan a. AISsrh are The d.irndarIs |
have levied upon sell at public sale u The gil-
est builder io- cash. on ihr 3 IN day OF iunr. A d
1857 1T the hour nj two O'CLOCK T. NJ all uf lhe right
title and interest OF Kehnrd N Hrannngan l. Ignaz
Nsseu, the defeudqnts above named. ia and Ia The
following described property 10 Wit: All Uf that Ger
tnin p "r parcel Of land !iin" md te.ug 81 uard
"a the tuwn If Oruye. Battle e,iu;, unt rl.1e Of
California; and described ti.Oas- fronting Oh
Montgomery street te ween Msrr- AVID licutoun
street.. commencing NJ The American Theatre ard
running to II. Enanueie housr. Twelve ie,i. thence
back one hundred Hnd IhiIt, tsp ice: forming a
paraellogranc twelve feet fivnt by hundred ans.
thirty two feet bak together ~iih ali 81 ih- t-ur-
ments. heriditmrnis nnd uppcrtuance- 'rcrenuio
belonging or IN afy wise aproriaiuinv. The ahove
|ie to take place nj The Court iloGse door iu orr
vile. county hnd STATE af, reSaii.
Dated lille, June 9th. 1851
y. FREER. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
SryERgrT'S SALE.

rDY VIRTUE Of nm execution issued out Of the
I'D District toprl, Nj tn JHdirial Di.trci. in aud
far uute Count and safe ul Ca,iiu"nlI, To dis
trcled md delivered. cornrandhC = me Ia make the
sum OF one ihnusand aud twenty nine twenty four
un huudredihs dollars with lhte' per cent pr month
i, tFrest thereon "nl pad, aud the further sum OF
twenty seven fly hundredths dollars costs of
,ut Together with n the cuss ccruifg upon said
" rit wherein g X. Reed j. The ! Ia inutt aud VI. ..
InssweI is the de eniant. have levied upon and
will sell ~ puhlic sale to the highest bidder for b.
,,n the u h d. ur july u. So. at the hour ufiwo
,'r ck III fthp right ii t. and III crest 0f the
above ,pcl defendant IN and to hl Ofthat cert in
niece ur pare of band Wing aud hong situated IN the
lawn uf tJrovile lle County state Of alitOrla,
b.gunirg at point on the sohlh side OF M0nigom-
cry street two hundred and eighty tct east from the
\ " cnrnerci n bniidng kno~n ne Orleans
hntt thence rnnhii ens siNly ak teeihenre south
one hundred and lhlr'y two trci thrnc' west sixty
six fec, thence mort on hundred aud thnly feet
Il, The mace of beginning. il being Lot No. Ii III
Block No 10 rs laid down on The town plot 0i the
town of Ornve also all "t he de eEdan'o rig u te
and ner At in ard 10 That certain piece or parcel ot
ilnd living and being stu 10 on Montgomery street,
eat %, and joining Ia he land abo'e descrl'td d in
tie town Of Or vi county and >ti'e aforesaid. an
described ia follow: lror'ing ffy fee: more or less
on Nunlg, merry street. ~ running bnck one hur-
dred and rh'rty feet said property lying between
nr,,periy fuinrrGV owned ON the bA Horace
i'rrw sier. and The west property owned hy lui
chc;I and known ~ the Canrr bot. to ether wrh uil
the. tpneInenis. he5edaneils and appur nance be-
longing torr IN any Wis: appeTtanng an;o the fore
going described tnds.
The above sale Ia tax" place at the Cour: I ouse
dmr in the Town OF Ufoye. county aud state alore-
said. FREER
Sheriff: Butte County.
Dated Jutv 3d 1257
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10

vention, with instructions to vote for Mr.
McCorkle as the nominee forrGovernor.
j. B. Smith. p. A McRae.
L Wilson, John Mallon,
Robert Gallagher, James s Long,
Mike Holland, Joseph F Kimmel
M II Darrach, +. Donohue,
I A. Turner, Thomas Byrne,
Geo. II Crosette, Thomas Wells.
The delegates were also instructed to cast
their votes for the Hon John II. McKune
for Supreme Judge
After passing resolutions opposing the
Constitutional Convention question, and one
expressive of the true Democratic course of
procedure, a vote was had upon the indef-
mite pos'ponement of resolution offered by
Major Bidwell. deprecating the passage Of
the American Valley Wagon Road bill
The resolution was indefinitely postponed by
a vote of 81 to so.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
die.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
Flume Lumber For Sale

'nyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE.
n at a very low figure, a large q,lntii. %; ~ W
LUMBER. and auinihg npptrenancs'r C. nj r'iaS
pIIks. pas :, siieels, pumIs g'dtr"n'' eie oshhx
the building material uf soinr tw" ih'r.s :" u't
tIont,zu,na N,uiny ,la,m Thee uAierIti. which
can ~ seen ~ It,a Odd Mon~zumA LLaIn.' oT ktTk
'saI. can bo purchased very cteap ior Cash, or "a
credit with good secuniy. Apply "
LEVI THOMAS.
June I6, 1857. Lel6 lml ON The prenAisss>
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
He OFFICE

OF the Bette Quartz Mining y 10 In the
Coun Doase. s.W v, ,cIUCHEi, sesy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
fBY AUTHORITY.l
otc on the state Debt.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
Sacramento, California, May 90, 1857.
DAVID +. DOUGLASS. seer ETARY OF
State of the State Of California, do hereby
tly that the annexed is true and correct copy Of
the original Act now on l!e in my Office.
Witness my hand, and the great seal of State, at
Of ce in Sacramento, California. the twenty-sxth day
of Nav, A. D. 1857. DAVID F. DOUGLAS,
(sEAL.l Secretary Of state.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10

On the - Daiu' p .'1n cav II
40 Votes; Mr. Su3ta Mt Bn.ium IL;
Mr. Kitchens IS - trey with.
dew On the s'coa ttr ~ rhens
received 81 yof"s MI Ntae" ~ NJ.
Kitchens was declare tult - -lecied.
Candislate fer ~ 'ttHe Il pub &c
schnus was uexi r"n i.asf Nr Chinns
name WIS pr"po> "a. ~ M with
drew Mtssr> Morse at'' ~riencxt
ANNOUNCED and the to'v prone. ded
"a vote A natlu ~ N"e coc>. in
making this re,nrati q wHs ttie Nr.
Morse was Nominated ~ vote . u To
Mr. Joserh>' IA.
Mr. C.ff,y VA. declared the onree for
Pubic Administrators by acrl.I0 fH'.
Mr. JAMES Harlow ~ns c1"s q Tie n"m-
inee far Coroner by a gro rec s'ie ~ 81
to DR. Kanes ~, and DR. + h "'ier ..
The following gentlemen were en- u 10y
acciamatiun the delegates " The State C"n-
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AgrtruIturdI.

100 Tons OF GRASS TO AN ACRE" Messts.
Edito5* The statement taken from an Eng
fish paper, respecting the raising of one
hundred tons Of grass Oh 4 single acre of land
pertailingto Lord Derby's estate. is nndoubt-
cdv correct or nearly so. had the pleasure
Of visiting his l.ord>hip's estate last summer,
while on tour Of agricultural observation in
England, and am prepared TO believe the
statement, Nv >i>i, VS. made about the
first of June. and they had already secured
two heavy crop, of grass. and il Is not i'm
probable that four or i've more wcfe cut dur
iny the lon. and favorable seasons OF las,
year. Four or .iyc crops Of the heavy. stout
Italian rye grass i not unusual; and Mr..
Nccui Of the cclcbrat q. Triptrre farm inform
Il M that he h d .rc' crown ven dur
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Y o n S L \ L T. y
COPPER
LIGHTNING Conductor.

Copper has Il. least :: times :lle conducting pow
er of electricity over that Of Ir"u and Is consequent
" :Ilt~ much better adapted 10 carry safely of
what the ordinary szed Iron Holcnn", 10.
The com5ine,! advantages Of Lyons Patent C"p
per Rod cIuuo. be state! here. Ii i safe and
Trustworthy conductor We may show. III c"lic!U
.ion l,v Il simple calculation. tia; tie "copper" =.
Prof. Oi!,;cad Justly remarks. " is :" lie preferred
when the additional expense : 20, reGardrl: for.
* the copper possesses seven and one lIHi times
the conducting power Of Irrn ani becomes heated
Il but one Fiji, the extent. it li.aliic>tiy Is about
thirty seven times better than an iroa rod OF TIE
same diam ,ter therefore this COPPER ron, Of nearv
two and one fourth inches surface, is equivalent in
clicc: 10 All iron one {, several inches in diamete
WM $. kINSNAN Eai.rc:,d st., ST. .loh!!sl nv
Agent for
THE STATE OF VERMONT.
April Is, 1S57. get
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TIE OPERATION OF BUDDING.-This meth
cd of ENGRAVING has long been considered
preferable. when small shoots or limbs can
be found, to any other way of transforming
tree. 1t is a method Of propagation appi-
cable not only to fruit trees. but also to orna-
mental trees and shrubs. and there are some
fruits whose varieties can scarcely be multi
piled in any other way. such as the peach
apricot, &C. The operation consists i'll remov-
ing bud with a portion Of the bark from
one tree and inserting it il 4 slit Of the bark
Of another tree. Very mistaken ideas are en-
tcrtaincd by many as to the effects of budding
and grating upon the trees thus mult1pllcd'
and upon their fruit 1t is OF: ly necessary to
remark. on this point, that the object souSh,
and gained is simply the multiplication OF
particular varieties. without tie quality Of
those varieties being affected. save to a limit
ed extent. bv their being placed upon other
roots than their own. The ounce or haw-
thorn. as stocks for the pear, have the effect
of checking the growth OF the tree and to a
considerable extent dwartng it, inducing ear
IL truitfuncSS. and in certain cases incrcas
Ing or diminishing the size and flavor Of the
fruit and it is known that there are soils
and locations III which, though the pear on
its own roots may not succeed well. yet when
workcd-hUe,l"d or grated on the ounce or
the hawthorn. the finest pears are thrifty AID
productive; and 50 with other fruits. All Of
the choicest varieties Of fruits which are cul-
tivatcd were originally produced from seed:
AID no matter how long since they may have
been propaSatcd by budding or grating,
their orr yinaI qualities are, so far as the mode
of propagation is concerned. entirely I'M
changed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-22

ing the summer. This grass grows with great
rapidity in England when stimulated by the
rich liquid nutriment so literally and contln-
uously applied.
Our farmers have vet much to learn re-
specting the scientific cultivation of the soil.
They have vet to learn how bountiful mother
earth may be when properly dressed and car
ed for by the husbandman. 1t should be OBJ
served that the climate of England is much
more favorable for the growth of grasses.
than our own. owing to its excessive humidl-
ty: but still do not know why several sue
ccssive crops may not be procured here. by
the use of liquid manuring. and by careful,
systematic culture.
JAS r. NICHOLS"
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Conn. & Passumpsic r. R. R.
NOTICE.

VNllE following assessments have been laid on
l. all subscriptions for the purpose of extending
the road viz-lO per cent. on each share PAYABLE
Sept. lst. 1851. Also, 10 per cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty DAYS thereafter I'M
til the amount of one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid.
Payments may be made at tho Bank of Orleans.
Peoples Bank. Bank Of LYNDON Pa>s,lmpsic Bank
Bradford Bank. f.. Cleveland. Coventry. VT. or
Treasurer's Office No. : Merchant Exchange.
Boston. Fer ORDER
Mp. LOWERING, Tres.
June 1871. lOif
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Manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers in

Manufacturers and Wholesale and retail dealers in
PLAIN IND J.lPlNNEU TN.
Copper. Brass Sheet Iron. Wooden and Hollow
ware. Stoves. S,o,cpipc. Zinc. Lead Pipe. Cast
Iron and Tin Pumps. &c.
They will also keep on hand Farmers Agricul-
tural Boilers and Sugar Pans. and al the latest
improved STYLES of Cooking and Farl"r Stoves
Mr.. Merriam having had a large experience III
the Manufacture # Tin. Brass. Sheet Iron. &C..
for the last wears. pledges himself to give entire
satisfaction on all work sent from the shop. He
is prepared to do all kinds Of job and Custom
work. which will be executed with ncatnc>s and
dispatch.
We have adopted the Cash or short Credit y
system. and intend to price our ware accordingly.
Our "motto" is. "Quick sales and small profits.
believing that ">urc >ixpcncc is better than 4
slow shilling" All kinds of barter taken in cX-
change for goods. CHARLES X. MERRIAM.
IRA G.. SMITH.
West Concord, VT, March 9. 1857. 25tf
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MEAT MARKET.
KITTREDGE'S BLOCK.

y connection with the Meat business. we have
i on hand Salt Pork. Salt Beef. Triple, Lard.
Hams. Salmon. Mackcrcl. Cod Fish. &c
We shall still be adding 20 the amount and va
rctv Of our stock. and shall cndcayor to furnish a
good quality of articles in this line of business
and shall hope to render this establishment indis-
pcn>ablc TO the public.
The market viii be open at all hours Of the dav.
HASTINGS X WRIGHT
ST. J"lusburv. April 30 1871. 3l,f