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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-23

G. MEYER,
CIVIL ENGINEER. Will attend to the Surveying and
Dividing of Lard, Drawing of Maps, Charts, Archi-
tectural plans and designs of Buildings. Specimens
of work to be in my Office. As 1 am in pos
of the best instruments, with all the latest i'm
provements, prepared to do all business correct
and with despatch janl5-dawy
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REERS Ia LEWIS.

(Successors to the Firm Of Cooper, Ices !Sseton,)
STORAGE, FORWARDING COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS Red Wing Minnesota.
RkrERENcrs.-E. J. Hills, Harris Co., Dunlefth; J.
H. Durham Co., Chicago; II. F. Nc Closky. Galeus
{. Bags. Frseper:. L.; Wm. Freeecu- Red Wing,
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CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. OPFrCE-THIRD
STREET, between Jackson and Roberts Street. Will
attend 10 the Surveying and Dividing of Land, make
Surveys and Maps of New Towns, lay Off Additions to
Towns, &c. Preliminary Surveys, Maps Profiles and
Specifications of Railroads and other works, made
with accuracy and dispatch. Real Estate bought and
sold on Commission. my9-y
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w w. HAMER & CO., Manufacture

in g wilde, and Rich's Patens. WIN. CONSTANTS
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WIN. L. BANNING 4 co., BANKERS

w Banking House Eagle street, near the W inslow
House, St. Paul. Money received on Deposit, Exchange
Bought and Sold Money constantly hand at market
rates. Loans for large Real Estate made the
most favorable terms. je9-dawy
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM BREWSTER. 81
Dealer i'm Real Estate,
Near the Post Office,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA

TRUMAN M. SMITH,
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate,
Exchange bought and sold. Interest allowed on time
Deposits Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale Real Estate Loaning Money Locating Land War
rants, Payment of Taxes, &c. daw
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ID. L.. BROWNELL,

LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge Isanti Co. Mimi, will buy and sell Real Es
tate. Taxes paid for non-residents Assistance rem
dered in selecting claims &c, &c. REFERENCES
Chas r. Robbins. Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank Provi-
dence, X. l., l. A. Brownell Il Co., Boston, Mass, IL.
s. Lincoln, Esq, New York City, H. +. Slaughter, ESQ.,,
St. Paul, Col Cyrus Aldrcb, Minneapolis, A. b. Cor
gas ESQ saltwater ap23-dft
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I. H. CON ".

H H. Gun w AXe
DEALER IN BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER
Gold Pens and Fancy Articles, One door East OF
Marshal Il Co.'s Bank Third Street, ST Paul. my4
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DEALER IN REAL ESTATE-(iate of the firm of s. p.
Folsom & Co.)-Oiice in McCloud's Stone Building,
corner of Third and Cedar streets. Having had
residence years in the Territory of Minnesota,
prepared to give information to those DESTROYS of
investing money, that but few possess. On hand for
sale, City Lots and Country Property in large guam
fities aup2O
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SIMEON p. FOLSOM.

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE and GENERAL AGENT,
Superior, Wisconsin. Commissioner for Minnesota.
Resolves Deposts-Negotiates l.oans-Land Warrants
Sold or Located. mar17-y
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such road, and permit me to drop few
hints relative to its practicablity. LIST, to be
river road, it must follow the circumben-
dibus'' channel of the river, for to attempt
anything like general straight line, by cut
ting across the bluffs, would be an impos-
sibilty, while to strike back to avoid the
bluffs and deep ravines that prec'pitate
into the river bottom would destroy the
plan proposed. .s ..,4 a..
The only alternative then, is to closely hug
the bluffs along the bank-to eXcavate solid
rock OF great height, for miles, and to fill up
innu,nerable ravines all of which would re
qure heavy masonry, for the construction
of culverts, &c. I'd, this road, then, in addi
ton to its zigzag course, would cost infinitely
more, and pay infinitely less than any Other
line in the Northwest. ANY good pr cti
cal engineer can attest its extraordinary cast
: while the noble Mississippi in parallel prox
unity. would be good witness to prove tn,
S slim earnings of such road. 3d., but th,
most important consideration to'every Min
d nesotian, at present. is, the blighting efFec
this Omnibus arrangement" would inevita
! bly, produce on the prospect of every othe
: road in the Territory. II the condition i
u attached to the general system of Bills, t.
e compel each other road to contribute its pro
= rata to build this river road, which, asid
from its enormous cost, when completed
2 would undoubtedly be serious detrimen
to the other roads-if this condition is at
n tached, we may rest assured that Wall st
b can never be kept in ignorance of the diff
j. culties that surround the whole scheme
of No moneyed man would risk his money il
any such :" romantic adventures" and th,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

ed until the "opening chorus" when MANY
prominent lecture-goers found in the place OF
an elaborate lecture on labor" that they
were voluntarily attending NEGRO perform
ance." Their misfortune did not end here.
tor the hall was so crowded it was impossible
to rccede. One old Quaker who with his
broad rim, sauntered slowly in and took a
prominent seat. appeared to be terribly scan
dallzcd when he first discovered the awful
mistake ne had made. but he had no time to
repent OF 1t, for before he could make an eff
fort to depart, the broad rim was quivering,
and his sides shaking like an agitated plate
OF Jelly at the wittcisms and burlesqucs he
was Witnessing
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{, so Fol TH II. x so on.
BY THK FLOWING BEARD.
How swiftly the moments Of life hurry en-,
Nor slow forth nor slow on
Eut swift a> the tide Of 4 swift rushing river
They flow forth X flow on.
Towards that dark. solemn land. where the foot
steps of man
Never 60 forth. nor 20 On
50 forth. so on.
Then o, as You row down the River Of lie.
As You row forth, 4 row on,
Lave thy hhcnc's pre-. crycd in : case ar =, frame
W.. 10 slo" forth x show on.
hch 'iv form ,itth cold in tha. land where no
Ever grow forth. grow on
80 forth. x 50 on.
Then take my advice. oh We picturcless tribe,
Good advice Is know cn:
itn some 'rocES i'll Your pockets 60 fortl, from
Your homes
just 20 forth. 4 90 on,
Not stop till You reach Gage & Rowcl's Saloon
With good healthy glow on,
X so forth. X so en-
And cen though the weather be CLOUDY or fair.
Or snow forth or snow on:
And c cn tho the tempest should rise in it, wrath
blow forth X blow On.
Ill take You picture. You won't be asham
When vou 60 forth X go on,
To show forth X show on
K SO forth \ so on.
Our Ambrotype pictures are greatly improred.
As We 60 forth. X COON.
| ntil they s'irpass everything in the world
That we hear on. or know on;
And our m'c'S of late we have greatly reduced,
As We show forth K show on,
< so forth X SO on 3,,s
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DEATHS.

Orls-ln Sheffield, May 9Th. Paul Otis, aged So
years.
IlrST-In this village, May l, Mary Edith daughter
of Mr.. Franklin Hunt, aged three months and
two days.
WAED-In this village, May 10TH Miss Susan
Ward, aged lG years.
LADD-At Port Dover. Canada West on the 18th
ult.. Mr. AlanSon I.add. aged fl, native of
St. John>bury, Vermont.
GrY-ln rcacham May 9. Mary Jane Guy, aged
20 years and 6 months
MANN-ln Shcrbrookc. G. T.. Nav >. Mr.. Samuel
Mann, formerly o. Chester, VT. aged Sc wears
BLANE-At Icavcnworth. Kansas. April 18th.
suddenly. of >carlatina. Mr.. Franklin Blake. late
of Greensboro. Vermont. aged ~ Years
Mr.. Blake. with his family. left Green >boro for
Kansas. March. 23d. They had not vet become
permanently settled in the territory. nor had they
even determined in what town 70 take I'D their
abode when the husband and father was suddenly
removed BY death. leaving Il widow and six chill
drcn to mourn among strangers their irrcparablc
loss. NJ, the Friend Of the widow and father
less protect them.
ItRElMAN-At Greensboro. May 18th. Mr. Pau!
Hartman. cucd -
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MARRIAGES.

BLAKE-ADAMS-In Stan>tcad. c. f., 9th inst
by Rev. II. V. Hall. Mr.. Thaddcus Blake. tc
Miss Celna Adams. second daughter of l.. p
Adams. all Of Stan>tead
1NGEAHAM-GATES-InV Victory April I. by James
b. HILL Esq, Mr.. Win. Ingraham, and Miss Lo-
vina \. Gates.
SMlTH-WILL>oN-AlSo. by the same. Mr. John
G. Smith and Miss Corrolinn Wilson, all of V.
CHAMEERIIN-FoRD-In Newbury. April 80, by
Rev. =. =. Ray. Mr.. Joseph \. Chalnbcrlin and
Miss Lucia \. Ford both of Newbury.
BEIGGs-ScALEs-In Lyman. y. H., Both ut..
Mr.. Otis Briggs, to Miss Nasta Scales. both of L..
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-May6 6.

At market 49, Cattle. about $50 Beeves and lo2 Stores
Two and Three Years Old
Prces-Markc BeefExtra 900 a?5O per cwt; LIST quail
So
Barreing Cattle-No quotations
Storcs-W"rkng Oxen lm, 2u-ri,22O
Cows and Caves-S3 6ta65
Sheep and Lains-l:to ut market. Prices in lots, 81.
4 Jai3 ca. extra and selections. So. :. SAP 81.
Swlne-5h cStcru at market Prices live weight SAGE
nc per h. Shotes wholesale, Sa9c per lb
tail . 2-2aln lie per III.
Iildcs-Ss 3-ialuc per h. TalloW-SaS L.
PeltS-Sl. 1jao. Ia each.
Calf Skins l4al5c per III.
Veal Calves-S5. 6, ZAP each
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SMALL ADVANCES NOT IvpI p,nr,r. ~,
me contrary the c>H'1al basis Of the largest success is
nTst I" supply the public demand more terms
!ii any one else" secondly universal
TACT and ASSURANCE that il NAV be relied on $3.50
actg on the principles embodied IN the aloy phrases
large ana extensive trade Is carried the sale of "a
PETS al me warehouse Of the New England Garnet Com
pay - Hanover Street terms and results satisfactory
with al! PARTIES Boston Herald.
Inc ri alluded 10 above have advertisement I'm orr
paper To-day I" which We would refer those of orr
who may be in want of CARPETS '
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JoB-PRINr1NG
u. STONf; ( ca

y, REh ny THE OXYGENATED BIrTERS.-Frou Gen A. {
nic'' D,hsatr III Congress from Iowa Minister I,
nP"il.- :" a>ilGi"h. ID C.. May Is. I>tn-Dr Geo.
"ic'h-Drar The OXygciIatcd BitIrrS with which
YOU were ;" Kind As furnish me have had n most Sauta
=! ri' III my cast was troubled with Dyspepsia fol
louI years curing which time tried MANY REMEDIES II
''l ''' win any 80 GOOD a. your Btcr>. am il
hrlt OF good health and hope an. believe thai
'l no Use The oAygcnac,i BitteS will lind them as SER
Nlccahlc Us have found them
18th high respect your Olc,!icnt Srrv't
u.. \. {. DODGE.
We commend the above Certificate to all th">, who >u
Ter ~" I >ltl>1t III any "i il forms Try the .cra
ed Biters are there for this disease,
SETH W. FOW L \ co. is Washington street B,s.
ton. Pr"prictorS Sold by their agellt>c,cry where
AGENrs.-J e Bingham, 81. .'''lnshury: John Bacon
~ J"hsl1irv Centre: VIM j. MCt.alcv. Lyndon Corner
u Q!iliiN Co. Lyndon Ccnt;,: R"nlcN \ Bingham
Lower atertprd; Rucl1aarI Groon: Parks. Eo>lrer
o. atcrh,rd; james Clark Barnet: George Cowlc>
hNts II" 1oitcn Judcyiies South IIar,iWi,k: & "
= sd Co. Sheffield Calvin Morrill, East 81 John,iury
Purchasers Of rich Fancy Goods or any ,r> ril,io Of
Toys. call al Iior Cutter Co.'S. l. and l. Killy Street
Bo>t"loIr {" the most extensive French ana German i
porting houses III The ncd States having house in Eu-
land Paris. and 'ieFmany They agents for Sanders,
LalIcrsan> celebrated Fire Wvrh. lu.G =
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u. Excelsior Plows. 81
\ large and increasing number of

large and increasing number Of
q O q j. IA II MT.RS
Are using the warranted Plows. made at the Tn
ION Iron Works. and they pronounce them better
than the best. If any plowinan deems this void
Oh the truth, only ask such to hitch Oh their cat
tie cie and give them an honest trial. You can be
favored with large variety for selection. such as
choice Eagles, Side Hill and RICH, Hand. Excel
sior and Planter's Friend with All. the Vermont
cr's or Moore Plows. and circle OF small blows
from different patterns. 1t will cost nothing to
look them over. The Trade will be supplied at a
liberal discount.
\. B.-lont strangle the country chickens and
feed the city gobblcrs but give meritoriou, ar.
ticle fair play, if it is SO unfortunate as to ori
nate i'll the country.
LUKE BCZZELI..
st. Jomsburv. April 20, 1857. 3O-55
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Health and STRENGTH.

pa ; o. Richardson's Sherry Wine BittcrS is the hest
Mrll' ne ever used Tor Spring and SIMMER complaints
II ma, "i NOR" literally patroniZe than any other ever
r>lahiNd III tins country. 1t is the same Richardson
b'triS Which has restored 80 many inv Aids to r,,
y 80 f"'' Wv
nv, hLbe%are "f limitations called Sherry Wire Bitter,
nav facsimile Of ny signature upon ia,
my Office No u Hanover strecr Hnstnn II 90 'a ~
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Boots and StS.,t,s.

lie ',"os:nh'r ing rented the Shop former
,,',r, "''".',c by ID. &. Kencs>on. at St Johns
-"n.rc. continues to carry Oh the boot and
<noc business in all its branches.
thankful for past fa,or>. he respectfully solci,s
a continuance of the same. Repairing done at
short notice. CUAS. O. PIEECE
1t. Johnshury Centre, April Is. 1851. aG-ll.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

The simple announcement Of Deaths and Mar
ragcs will be inserted free of charge but al! obit,-
airy notices will be charged at advertising rates
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CLARK'S FEMALE PILLS.

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Prepared from
pre>c;on" Sir Clark, d, Physician Extraordinary to
The Queen.
This Invaluable medic tafall- in the cure of all
th'." painful and dangerous disorders 10 vhigi, the female
constitution is subject II molcratS all excess and removes.
all distractions and speedy cure may be relied on
10 MARRIED LADIES
ii is peculiarly suited 1t ill., in a short time bring ON Tho
monthly period W it'll regularity
Each bottle lrc" one dollar bears the Government ,tamp
OF Great Britain To prevent countcrfets.
CAUIIoNThr>e Pills should not be taken hv females
are pregnant during the first three months they are sire
|" bring on MIscARRIAcE but every other time and in ev
cry other case. they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents Tor the United States and Canada
{. BALDWIN 4 co. Realistically
TTtticS Moses. Auburn. y Y, General Agents
Sl' and postage stamps enclosed To any authorize
ed Agent VIII c>ir" bottle of the Pill, y return mail
For sale 10y FRED. f. SMITH. Moitpcicr. wholesale
gent Tor Vermont Sold hy Br"wne& IIOYT and J. &
R,nGila!. - JHhSbUry, j Ii Weeks Danvle FIX II
''''s' ->e"""S' locl %
ON'GENATED BlT1ERs.-ThiS peculiarly efcocio,,s nc,
enc hF no equal AMI trial viii satisfy the most >keptjca
U'.l il" De sal" III rs praise 1t Wicurc Dy,,,,Si,
OTIS OF PANAMA AND OTHER
IL Hats JUS: received by
WOODBURY. < JUDEyINE.
West Concord. May2.
CUSTOM NJ ABE AND WARRANTED.
- Calf. Kip and Thick Boots. Also Ladies and
Gents Congress Boots. for sale at
=, WOODBURY. x JUDEVINE-S.
WV : W. 3ltf
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DLEASE PASS THE WORD AROCN]
l. AND CALL At THE NEW
Boot and Shoe Store.

The subscriber has removed the Boots and Shoe,
lately owned by Geo c. Barney, to the store owned
by s Jcwctt. one door north of. c. Bingham Drug
Store. and has recently received a new stock from
Boston which makes As good an assortment as can
be found in Caledonia County. which he is now Of
irring at the lowest cash prices. Having expert
cncc in the Boot and Shoe business for a number
OF years. and protesting to know good Boot and
Shoe. think that can all who will IA, OF
me with patronage of better work than can be So
lcctcd hyi lIatter>. Tailor>. even Tape mca>ur-
cr> My motto is. " Every man to his Trade"
The best of custom work done at the shortcs,
notice, and ont Of the best and highest priced
stock.
Repairing done in a nca: snd workman -lik,
manner.
y. B.-A good assortment Of shoe findings and
Towns Lasts for sale low
GEO. NJ. BARNEY.
81. John>hury. Nav :. 1851. 32tf
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

I'llE Subscriber would inform the citizens If
. LYNDON and surrounding towns that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by II Batht.
and fitted up the same rs 4 Clothing Store and
Tailor y shop. and has secured the services Of an
experienced Cutter. and is now prepared TO furn-
l>h Clothing III every variety. IT reasonable prices,
lie will also keep on hand i large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
to which he invites attention of these in wan, of
the same. H. Il. JONES
Lyndon. April 80 1871. 3l,f
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+ " b CRY SEMlN AIRY 6
FEMALE CcLIEG1ATE INSTITUTE

tEAS. W. CUSHING. A. II. rrircl,ul.
The Institution f.vrd> y ecal a.vaniaccs :. fcl
lows:
10 t"li'E men fitting for college. Thorough sri
conn defensive course for yrury !. dies Frnthir
an educate! FrenclInan. Music and Painting II
AL kinds 10y Teachers thor, u;lly educated III ilcse
departments. Terms long enr h 10 c. N ,,l.ie cem
mon :eAt looks. Board aud 1uit,n ol.:p as IL
any INSTITUTION Il The crr,'c
s?-i:g Term begins N:.rci Is, 1885,.
closes lrleol.
or more Particulars address tie Principal
rEEN1lSS kNl3Hi. See
Nc""urv- W.. FEB ~. 1914. 1U2o-3s
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IL IL n vi n ) VI | / ii
Manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers in
PL-iIN IND J4P4NNED TIN
copper. Brass. Sheet Iron. Wooden and Hollow
ware. Stoves, Stovepipc, Zinc, Lead Pipe, Cas-,
Iron and Tin Pumps, &c
They will also keep on hand Farmers Asricul-
!ural boliers and Sugar Pans, and all the latest
Mr.; Merriam having had large experience in
the Manufacture of Tin. Brass, Sheet Iron. &C.,
tor the last years. 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 ncatness and
dispatch. ''''''
We have adopted the Cash or short Credit -
system and intend to price our ware accordingly.
Our motto is. Quick sales and small profits. y
believing that "sure sixpence is better than a
slow shilling" All kinds of barter taken in ex-
change for goods. CHARLESR MERRIAM.
-, IRA 6. SMITH.
West Concord, VT, March 9. 1857. 25tf
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Brass and Iron Founders.
CONCORD. X. H.


I'tNniEf on L. L. >st-,RE. oFrIcl: AND WAKE
EooA' MAIN, OPPOSITE: PHEASANT STREET.
Manufacturers of Richs Patent Cast pc,,.,
fiow; nine different styles and sizes a,,n,r,l "a
>i"r mn and 10" land. The Subscribers ha,inr
puTchaSca tho fai'nt ri!,ht ci this pillow. respect,
i' 'ali me attention of the Agricultural Public.
~ an r."Ii''a':,n Of these plows. We claim ,ha,
t ,. ue>> OF daft. ease If guiding. and b, au,y
VI w.. "ilali> mp. ii cannot he eAcclled
Inc great advantage attained bv these Plow.
-'er others no" IN use. are As fellows. first
TIE SHAPE OF TIE BEAN PRE-
VENTS ALL CHECKING.
Sccond-Ihc shcr.nc>s 81 the beam hriny> III,
team nearer "a The work. which j. 4 er,,at ad,ant
age. in draft. case in workn. and drawing the
tcaIh Also III blowing close To the f,ncc-can
turn short. &c-. Nc-wc are in r; atncsS 20 prove.
b! certificate or reference. that these plows will do
One Quarter more Work with one
Quarter less Team than any other
Plow that we have ever seen.
We sell them about Fifteen per cent. less than
tic common Shovel Beam Plow. and we will guar
antcc them more durable and more cas, repaired.
Dealers supplied on reasonable terms
\. Eve also manufacture Shaw's celebrated
Hot Air Furnace and Cooking Range. Also the
celebrated Gen. Stark Cook Stove Box and Boiler
StoveS. Cast Iron Sinks. Road Scrapcrs. Iron
renee. Oven. Ash. Pit and Boiler Doors. Funnel
rluc>. Clothes. G!ggcr>. Cauldrcn Kettles, Pine.
Boxes. Brackets. Cc>pool>. &c. &c. Dealers sun.
pied on the most reasonable terms.
COOPER, SHAW 4 co.
! Concord y. H.. 1851 oo,f
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''<St SVfINO4U .HI'fII IT, IcOJ. S1tf
/ I U N S L A T T. n I
COPPER
LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR.

Copper has a. least I: times the conducting DOW
or Of electricity over tha. Of Iron and is co>rlten.
" thus much better adapted to carry safely off
what the ordinary see! Iron Ro! cannot DO.
The combined advantages of L.yo,,'> Patent Con
per Rod. cannot hc stated here II j, 4 .a,,. and
trustworthy conductor. We NAV show, IN cunclu
si9n, by simple ca,u'a:ioi thar the COPPER. as
Prot. OlmS.e" ,r>t,v rc;uarhs is 20 Ice :,rctrr-c,!
VIXEN the additional eNpei.>c :. rot regarri;' fr.
AS the copper possesses seven AID ole half times
the conducting power Of Irrn AMI becomes hea.e,.
10 bur one fifth the extent, il maies,lv Is about
thirty seven times better than an iron rod of the
same diam 'ter: therefore this copper rod. 81 nearly
two and one fourth inches surface. is cGuivaler, in
effect 10 an iron of several inches in diameter
WM. S. kINSMAN, Railroad ST.. St. Juhu,,urv
Agent for Caledonia County.
April Is, 1857. ,.,f
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n OF ! c +, THIS certincs thai | h;,e
- given my son Marqis d. l.. Dutton, hi, time
snail pay no detts of his contracting, nor claim
any Of his earnings, after this date
JOSEPH p. BUTTON.
tttcst-FETER GILMAN.
Ncstmofe, Nav 9TH. 1857. 33-3js
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L OOK HERE PAIN RS,

We have made arrangements with Simpson &
laleiiin" 10 keen constantly on hand their No. I
Imperial Coach Narii>h which will be afforded ut
wh"e-:lie and retail. ai E">ten prices. This var
ni>h for polish and durability. equals any thing
ever used for carriages in this country Please
call anc examine the quality and price Of TIE ar
ticle before purchasing elsewhere.
BROWN & HOYT.
81 !ohnstnry. April ?, 1851 2sif
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.>TIIT or JEHUONT

Nh Z OF EN.UVNT,
Caledonia District, So.
Alta Probate Court. holden II Pre- bate once in 81 Johns
urt. iiiilI and for said Gi>:i.t the l-tl Ma
\. D.. $50.
Present. the Hon. Charles :. Dana. Judge
Instrument purlUrtG I" h- the last will and Tesla
- mct g" Paul otis late e" Shciiioi III said district. de
ceased being presented 10 the court here 10y joel Che>cy
III" executor therein In.rd. Probate: Ii is ordered
tN SAID court. that all persons concerned therein hr lot
lrti (" appear session SaH! he holden
IA" PROBATE Oil!Cr. i'll ST JrlShulN. the Isl Gay If
June" >. AMI show tatl>c II any they have AGAINST
The Probate" # said will for which PURPOSE il Is further
ordered tha copy =" the ot this order s publish
81 three weeks Hu,'cs>iycly i'll the Calc"ln printed
AT 81. bloomsbury, previous L" said time If hearing
Aus>t, ASA l.. FRENCH, Register.
4 true copy UircC"ri
81 ;; Attest ASA L. FRENCH Rerisfer
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NTTU ATED in the towns of Kirby, Victory
~ and Concord. VT. together with the valuable
SawMlls. "a large and commodiOus Boarding House,
five Dwelling Houses. three Barns. one Blacksmith
Shop. &C.. at North Concord, formerly Bradley
Nalc. all in good repair
Capitalists of New England, before going West
to invest would do well to take look at this val
liable property particularly account of the large
amount of