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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-07-18

FRUGALITY AMONG TIE \EGEOES-In the
foundry of Gatv. McCune \ Co., at st Louis,
among its two hundred ana scvcntvopcrativcs
are two negroes. who began life at the cStab-
lishment in 1910 as slaves. BY dint of I'M
tagging industry. in due course of time. one
of them bought himself. wife and five child
rem. paving for himself II 400. and on an
avcrag" for wife and children $500 cach-
This negro is now supposed to be worth in
his own right more than 5000 in real c>-
tate in that city. Another negro entering
the factory about the same time. ama>>cd
sufficient money by his attention to duty to
purchase himself at price of $1,000. his
wife at 5000 and four children at 500 each
and is now worth $4,000 in real estate
These negroes were bought from their mas
t, Us bv MIR. Gray. with the understanding
that ,lcv should work themselves free. and
out of his own pockets he gave two per cent.
interest ON til" deferred payments The
children of both are now receiving an excel
lent education at the public schools of st.
Louis.
SENATOR SUMMERS ACCor>T OF IIlM>lIr
We are furnished the following rXtrac.
from Il letter from Senator Sumner. dated N
Paris:
Il should have acknowledged Your letter
at an earlier date. but have not been we'll.
and have had no heart to write. Out of my
short stay here have lost four weeks. dur
ing which have been most of the time con-
fined to the house. But am better now.
and believe am in the way to complete re-
covcry. though feel that many months must
clap>c before regain my old strength
20 y few days since at Liberty. Ohio. a
Young lady tainted while reading the verse,
entitled ''Do they miss me at home" and her
mother. surprising that she was diving. be
came so excited that she rupt'Tcd a blood
vessel and died in an hour the daughter
was inscn>iblc for fifteen minutes and then
recovered.
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Special Notice.
New Arrangement.

wv" III XUI1kCIIlOuC.
VIE subscriber having purchased the entirs i,
4 tercst OF n: B. FLINT in the Harness Bust
ness Railroad Street i, now prcnarcd On fr,,;L
all kinds of work in this line, at short not;re and
in Z workmanlike manner. "''N'
An assortment Of
GOOD H.iKNESSEs
constantly on hand.
u REPAIRING done at short notice.
J. F. LADCCER.
~, opposite the Passumpsie House, St. Johnsburv.
wy va! ~ 1901 33f
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Not to fade.
DARK MEDIUM AND LIGHT

This NAV certify that having used the above
Green for tie past year in painting Blinds, have
no hesitation in saving that i, is far superior .cr
covering qualities and beauty Of color TO any Green
ever used by me. T.J.PAKKS.
st. Johnahurv. April 90 1857. soft
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
Nl up, for children cutting teeth. Sold BY
J. e. BINGHAM.
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MARRIAGES.

WAED-LIBRy-.At the Methodist Parsonage. 4,
st. John >bury Centre. July :, by Rev. d. Pack
or. HIr. Hiram Ward of st. Johnsburv. and Miss
Clara c. Libby of Danvillc.
MooEE-GILL-At McIndocs Falls. on the Sth
inst. by Rev. b. +. Ray, Mr.. Robert Moore of
Saugatnck. Michigan, and Miss Mary Jane Gill
of McIndocs
GERRY" ALT"N-At Greensboro, July llth BY
Rcv J.P. Stone. Mr.. Jasper H. Gerry of Marsh
field. and Miss Abby II. Walton of Iardwick.
Observation-Disclosures IIarilwick Julv 9Th
by Rev. Samuel Smith, Mr.. Abial Shurtleff. of
Walden, and Miss Rachel X. Patterson Of Hard.
wick.
DAN1ELs-BIAKE-At Campton, n. H., June %,
Mr. Thomas II. Daniels OfShctIield w.. and
Miss Rosett +. Blake of Thorton. y. II,
LYNAN-STEDMAN-In Burlington, on the 7tb
inst. by J. B. Hollcnbeck Esq, Homer LYMAN
of Burlington, and Miss Anna Stedman, of Yer
gcnnes, Vt.
M!LL-lsIAM-1n Burlington, July 4th, by Rev.
W. Il. Brown, Mr.. Edward Mills of St. George.
and Miss Betsey Isham of Shelburne.
LYMAN-HOvEY-In Albany. on the 4th inst. by
Rev. II. n. Hovey. Mr.. Elijah A. Hoyey. Of
Albany. and Miss Rhoda S. LYMAN of Glover
ATwooD-BoYCE-In Ncwburv, July I'd. nv Rev.
p. T. Ray, Mr. John Atwood, Jr., and Mrs. Ju-
dith Boycc.
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NDEE HEUiEE iHIE rIEES

FErp T.. SMITH. Druggist OF Montpelier. has sold over $50
at retail In single day. and says ii has failed IL
rheumatism Neuralgia. &c.
bE FOEHiSH, Dentist. Montpelier was cured of Rhcu
niJ-in.
mrs WV ROGERS. Mortified, entirely cured Of Ncri-
rai.l.
MRS EAILEY Of Berlin cured If sick headache
of wears standing
NH ATWDOb "f Roya!ton perfectly cured of iu!aE,na
tory Rheumatism.
i GENTLEMAN ~ BETHEL cured Piles.
Mr. STEVENS Of T.. Montpelier. cured Of rheumatism.
WITHIN ~ NILES "f M"nt!,icr can furnish 81 per
h have been entirely cured Of these very
mpaiun. FRED f. SMITH.
FRHp SWIM. Druggist. Montpelier. Vt. wholesale and
retail AGENT. I" whom a. orders must IL. addressed Sold
10y II. I krN">. N"whury: Foster Grow. Chelsea; JC
Bingham. 81. J'I'>iury: q. i f. Pri,ard Bradford.
NB-l.argc bottles ten times cheapest.
To MfECH,NTS.-AgcltS wanted In every town to sell
Smiths ELECTRIC OIL. apply 10 Fred T.. Smith ticn
Agent. Montpelier lnl6 ~
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New Carriage Shop.
Lumber! LUMBER!

Y'1lE subscribers would hereby give zvo:ice tina.
they have purchased the ~el}kaoun lumber
mill AT West Concord. trcccn,ls owned by Howe
X Hinman>. and are prepared TO furnish ali kind.
of Spruce and Hcmlock Lumber. tinc,rtiine Clan
boards and Shingles at low PRICES. We
would call particular attention 20 our Clapboard..
which arc sawed from the round log. and are very
desirable article. u Orders by mail or otherwise
solicited and promptly attended to.
Address RIRR>Rp 4 EICuARDs West Concord,
w. ASA HIBRARD,
o. NJ. RICHARDS.
West Concord, June l, 1885,, 36S2e
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che Californian.

New Observation-Disclosures Acade-
my-W. E. Barnard, Principal. Lyndon
Acadcmy-Allen Tenney, Principal. Job
Wagons. II. Lee Optician-M. NJ. Lew
is. Noticc-Cahoon & Trull.
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BOg1c's Bazaar.

BOg1c's Bazaar.
The largest cheapest and best assortment of Toilet and
Fancy Goods Hair York. and Wigs and Torpees newest
inventions BoSlc'> Hyperion Fluid. unrvaled for the
growth OF the harBose's Prize Medal Electric Hair Dive
proved to he the best in the word-and Bo es Balm Of
Cytherea. for leatying the complexion Sole whoess lie
ana retail agency for rights Frangipanni everlasting
Ierfulne-al>o for Peters Co.'S celebrated Phadclpll
erumery and for all foreign and domestic Toilet Articles
Liberal discounts TO dealers B"sles Bazaar 10 Wash
lngton Street. Boston. Proprietor. W Boyle. a.
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Observation-Disclosures wanted of the
residence of RANDOL DAVIS, if living, or the
place where he died if dead. 1t is supposed
he resides in the State of Vermont ANY
person able to give the information sought
will confer great favor by addressing Ran
dol Davis Hulin, Saratoga Springs n. Y.
ACCIDENT on THE 4TI.-Lucian Streeter,
young man in Vernon, had his hand blown
off and his arm broken Saturday, by the
premature discharge of swivel he was load
ing. In his haste he did not stop to swab
out the piece which at length became so
much ignitcd as to cause an explosion.
BraHleJoro Ph0nir,
SUDDEN DEATH-Mf Jonas r. Cook, of
Vernon, dropped dead in the road. on the
morning of the 2Sth ult. He appeared that
morning. previous to his death, in his usual
good hcath.-b.
FUNERAL OF MEssRs. F. L. AND S. II.
FARRAR.-Thc funeral services of f. L. and
S. II. Farrar, were held at Fairfax on Wedncs-
day, the lst inst. The Messrs. Farrar were
on their return from Quebec, and were lost
on board the Montreal on the Goth of June.
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DEATHS.

kINHIE-ln Waterford, July 9, Mr.. Nathan Kin
ME, aged 81.
BLAKE-At McIndoes Falls. 7th inst, Augusta
daughter of E. NJ. Blake, aged about II year,
BRowN-In Greensboro, June q, Mr.. T;motbv
Brown aged 70 years, months and u days.
CI1>rs-1n Greensboro, July 9TH, Mr.. Obc,];,b
Gllnes, formerly of Canterbury. n IT,, hut fer
the last p years resident of Greensboro, aged
s3 years, . months ard DAYS.
HoYT-1n this town, July IL, of dropsy, Conta;n
William Hoyt, aged II years and 9 months
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Self.Sealing Cans

kNOR preserving fruits. berries. tomatoes. &C.,
Il i'll all their natural richness of flavor. The,
arc the best in use, and are simple and certain
For sale by BOYNTON & DEMING.
st. JOhnsbury, July 6. 1857.
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Job Wagon.
422tf

Job Wagon.
FT,HE subso riber having purchased the team and
l interest of Mr.. w. 4. HYDE in the jobbing
business in this village, would say to the pubic
that he is now prepared to serve them, at short
notice and on reasonable terms.
Residence at Mr.. c. II. MARSHALL'S. on
Summer Street Order States at JOS. BOLES.
Main Street, and at the Wholesale Store. Railroad
Street: 4247
S. II. LEE.
ST John shury JuIy Is 1857
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A Lady

Who has been cured Of great Nervous Debility ate,
many Years Of misery desires to make known to all fell
owSuerers the sure means Of relief Address, enclosing
stamp to pay return postage Mrs. MaryE Dewitt Kos-
ton Mass and the prescription Will sent free by
post - "
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Farm for Sale

SITUATED in Lyndon. one and ono half miles
~ north Of Centre Village. on BcmiS Hill. Farm
containing $50 acres. - acre. woaL and timber
lana. the remainder under Improvement and in a
high state Of cultivation. we'll wa.crcd bv never
failing springs. Will be sold i'll body. or in
pieces to suit purchasers.
iO,f CALVIN FARNSWORTH.
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Highly Improved Spectacles.
DISEASES OF TIE EYE

which have superseded the use Of all others. and
are now used by the most eminent of the Faculty
and NJ all the institutions for
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-07-18
M. M. L EW IS,
lo5 Green Street. ALBANY

q u II Z q z a M
YNAkES this method of introducing himself to
L the inhabitants # this town. and to make
known that he has with him all excellent assert
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A NEW MACHINE-Wc have had the pleas
urc of seeing at Mr.. Luke Blzzcll's machine
shop the operation of an ngcnius - loom,
we suppose it must be called. inasmuch as it
makes cloth. though as the material which it
uses is all warp and no filling, it can hardly
be called with strict propriety,a loom. The
cloth which it makes is called GUERNSEY
CLOTH" and the manner of making comes
nearer to knitting than any thing else, so that
the most suitable name for the machine is a
knitting machine Knitting by machinery is
not new invention. but this machine con-
tains several new features, introduced by Mr.
Buzzcll. Almost every part of it is of iron
in which respect it differs from all other knit
ting machines. 1t is much more simple in its
construction than ono would suppose a ma
chine to be. in order to do the work of three
hundred sets of ..Omcns fingers, and as a
piece of machinist's work it is evrryway cred
liable to Mr.. Buzzcll's establishment. 1t was
made to order for the Barnet Manufacturing
Company, which is largely engaged in making
the kind of goods above mentioned.
DROWNED--H. f. b. Stowe, a son of Mrs.
Harriet Beccher Stowe, and member of the
Freshman class in Dartmouth College, was
drowned in the Connecticut at Hanover on
Thursday afternoon of last week. He with
others were bathing, and had swan the river
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-07-18
Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad Notice.
St. Nicholas Hotel,

New YORK. June 18th, 1855,
Ht public are respectfully informed that the price Of
Board at this Hotel HAS BEEN ADVANCED but is as
1t has been heretofore. " "
4l-44 TREADWETI WVITcONRf m
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

tiiil43 IA s~4ysss. - 4.a.. 4, ....-.
the 18th Of November ..,~..
inches Of snow which soon disap-
Feared under the bright sunlight
and gave place to several days Of
warm rains. On the 9th. inst, FIVE
inches Of snow fell and two days Of
sunshine threatened to. exterrninate
It, bit To-day proves it well settled
Into fine Shedding. . @=..
II ,6u:s tho personal. We have con.
cludedsto rema:::.: il. st. Cloud +; and
as there is no room for idlers, aust do
sou thing, In the general aistribu-
ton oflabor itappeary best we should
do the editing for our young commu~
nifty, as no one in It has had SO much
experience in that business, and those
who have more abilities, natural and
acquired, have other and more profit
able uses for them, .... "
The V1s1rEA will, in some respects,
take the place Of the s.Minnesota
Advertiser paper of which we
have seen but little, but know it
had some editorial attention. from
gentlemen Of marked ability. twas
decidedly conservative, and from its
readers we must beg forbearance for
the many sharp corners on cur OPT
Mons. H*za.gy.: >4.,xt>r ....z.
~ We bring to our work fifteen years
experience as a writer for the press,
arc SO, situated as to be able to
give more attention to our business
than we could ever before do and
shall do what we can to make the
V1srTER useful and entertaining, &g
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

So The Holston conference Of t',,
Methodist Episcopal Church South, at lis
recent conference in Marion, Wires indet}
that clause in the discipline which pro}ib
its the ''b,rving and selling of men, wo-
men, and c'i:area fer the purpose of en-,
Saving them i, IhesknoSsille= Whig says
that there were over .cnn hundred travelling
preachers ia the conference, and ou!y four
voted.again.til IL proposit:or IS y te
|snbn1it salto:1ha tWcDly-ihree annual cu's
ferences South, between this and the Gen
eral Confarance i, May 1,ex,, which co:'-
venes@ 10 NashvilIes ,~ss4s Z s
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

The ST. Paul Advertiser says: "Furs
10 the amount Of $3.50 900 have been ex.
ported from st. Paul this year, and pub
fishes a map Of Mime ota, with 697
towns marked on it; but, it does not desig
Ito S.. Cloud as a county town. Accord
lug. to it Stearns county extends from no
p!ac, in particular, down to MINI apo'is,
around over St. Paul and on across to Wis
consir, on the East down South through
ever so many gates over the greater pars
Of t';e Minnesota Valley and oct Yves. Il
Dacotah.s Come, come, MIR. Advertiser
this will never do. Remember Stetrns
county has famine il it, and we ca.,not
allow our. famine to run all about over tie
Territory in this way. We wan! all TIE
honor and all the profit of scarcity and
starvation, and If you do not make your
lines better all the people out west will Ie
coming IN forshare. r.. ~. 4 J..
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

--Marlett & Kelley are to open, next
week a drug store on the cornersot First
Street and Jefferson Avenue. This vii! be
the first drug store in 81. e o,tA,s and viii
we doubt not find patronage as ri,,rst nto2ly
use drugs for fear they should gel sick.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
Delhi Ratakan

The Arabia brings details Of the capture
|of Delhiby the English on the l4th If
September, Perhaps some Of our isolated
readers may not know that the nations Of
British India. have, revolted, murdered
thousands Of English and other Europeans.
sparing neither women nor children; bnt
accompanying their massacre with horrors
too frghtful to repeat; and the thoughts Of
which makes the finger ends ti1ele, the
eye grow dim, and the blood rurdls srourl III1 !.
the heart. Delhi was the principal sea. of
the revolt and here the atrocities con,mi.
ted upon English ladies were such tsat the
calm, dispassionate London Tsn,es, says:
"let not Que stone be left upon' another il
DELHI! and the1 iaaals love Of Justice 10
every human heart must ecl,o, amen i
It is therefore cause IF deyoat thansf II-
! ness that this nest OF monsters. Has haan
recaptured, BY those who 50 .nnw;sely forsi-
! fed it in former years, and left il. to be
principally garrisoned by .fenas bound 10
them. by the ties Of fear, those cowardly
natives who have since written them this
terrible lesson of blood. But We thank
| God that the sons ofzour forefathers, in all
the bitterness Of war and vengeance have
not forgotten that they were mem born ola
christian ancestry. On the eve Of the at
tack the commanding officer published an
e order Of the day" with t|ais clause:
| ! =. F" Major 6 eneral Wilson need hardly re-
mindsthe troops Of the cruel murders com.
uitted on their ohhi1cers and comrades, as
we'll as their wives and children, % move
them in deadly struggle. No quarter
! should be given to the mutiaeefss;; at the
same time, for the sake Of humanity, and
the honor Of the country they belong To-,
he calls upou them to spare all women and
}children that may: come in their way"
May the records prove that this order
was. strictly obeyed, and while we trus.
that Delhi will literally BE blotted out from
M, face @. os The Ear,b nav ,ha world =
p,o.n,,sn, ,a.,n ~. ohr;st.n = NJ,
e,a,, !, j.. ho,,,,s :, ,;aa, e .,,,;,,lr
. i. !. IT'D 1...1s :, .-.... q. !. 4. I,
60 +. ! 49,. -. ! 80
7,a;, ,,,,. . ,,, z. y g Y \. ;sSusA'e
vo,t t,rbev ,bo ,o,s,' / = ~ a,ssn 81, ,;,,,
4 v,;th H. j, j. i ,,.; !. j, , I. . ],
=, !, ! IL, 1, =. ,ls'l,ys,
j. 49,. : rs.,. !, I. 80 =, 80
ID i any assumed iselingo i an,ity On !, 10
I*aa;q ~ 81 ~ ssat H. .&sEtl54e >S
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

A hunting party Of one huadred In
dians, are canped on Grand Lake, fifteen
miles back. They have been in diiferen,
places In the 'eighborhooa. and some days
ago had killed 81 deer ands13 bears, 10
day, our Wiley, o boy, nephew, who is
learrning to hunt e came home with nine
rabbits "a b proud as a peacock in early har.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
arrival end Departure Of the Mails.

0a1Affss CAV departure 01s eae slaaL6.
The mail from below. arrives I've every
Tuesday and Friday ate, r. M. Lea7e;s
every Monday a,ti Thursday al {, IA. M:
Tue MAJ closes al A. AZ. %s. sS=ltvts
. The superios--apail arrives every Friday
q !, a Leaves i, every Monday, s,
"A, NJ 1t II q IN. ....3z 81 Tss.. Isl
Il. The Long Prairie & m all arrives every ,s
Friday ats, F. NJ Leaves every Tues-
day ats Al. NJ t5S}@ s Ssti* 4, "
The Traverse des Sioux mail srrise,s, {. 81
the 9Th, and oath Of every Month, and
leaves 81 ga and I7ih.. a'. s.a ss1s
The q leaeoe mail ;arriYes ssxer other
"Wednesday at s, r NJ. n leaves eves I,
lssher asluE,sd aysat 8 a. n I3
3s q For the a,t,eommod a ii Isl / ~.
residing "a Che country, che Post ofljc,a wiz
osaeperl on Sundays from Is is !,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

tE,F
" lNp1ASs.~-As we go. to press we
hear the party Of Indians encamp ed
at Grand Lake are Sioux, and the
successful hunters who are cut on
Maine Prairie al are /. Chippewas, that
+ the ',s Sionx enc ampment is war par
ty in pursuit of these Chippewas s.
They are watching; each other for
scalps, and a general engagement is
every. day expected. The Sioux at
Grand 1. Lake ak last y week, entered and
robbed obi d the cabin Of . white settler:
in defiance of the owner. =:
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

), E7sF~ Anthony Burns, lie fugitive whose
recaptuye i, Boston .protluced5.sueb an .ex,
element a few years. SINCE. is now q s'ndent
III the F Paramount Theol ss,ieals Seminary.
near .Cincinnati. He has been strI3' ring
a yeaf$or 50 past at 0bsrlin. SO
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

~ s'- Seven ftee egfoes.eonfned Cor
being in the State Of Missouri without Ii,
cense, were recently whipped CUT d Jail,
moi being able 10 pay their fines, and ono
escaped over the wall to avoid Whipping
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

T. fts = &c - Aiessers Frost have succeeded
y throwing ' wing space across ourriver broa
enough Tor two TRACKS; and have piers ani
<tabuftments above and below Of solid ma
s.. sonry : intending evidently 10 give us {
structure e'n y. several t's miles wide during ;,e
course of the winter. -. 49,,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

l22s We learn thai d.. Hunter of St
Cloud has pads sugar aud mo!asses stuff
cient for Or his family use, for one year, ou'
ct Chinese sugar cane raised OF his farm
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

:bh1pos.~-Ihe Republican of ST. Antho
~ end Minneapolis says, J. Frost Il Co
G y < 60 completed bridge across liz Missis-
sippl.unlt'rag their twin cities Now that
mat IS done We should be glad the firm,
would send their.worku'eh4 u. here Is e, fin.
' ''' u structure they commenees1en DAYS
ago. u they do not soon complete their
contract their reputation viii be greatly
impaired in this quarter. T. r..
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
] defiance, Of the owner.

60 The sound Of tho church going
Deli, over prairies and woodlands was frs
heard, OF Sabbath last, when the rev bel
Of The he Catholic Chapel rnng e ut its sum
n .'!'s to . woy!aaip II is Of fae t,ne asaa;'
cost s 4 weighs 1890 lbs. and WAS cas
IN the buckeye Foundry, Ci,c;11nl at, :
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

G Two women have been arrested al
Harr r ~, fsrossea'ing a horse
and buggy sy' and are supposed to belong to
al organized band Of horse there's. .s
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

. pA. Our Eastern news is lneagre for
want of Tate exchanges. f@. r
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

y ~ The Hastings Democrat Of the 26,h
ult, is philosophical GA The closinr o. tbs
Isf'veF and says: = OnspeopIe have been
fIs'eis"' riding since the eighth Of the meath"
There, Mr.. Stebb;ns! that is the result Of
settling away down South Had You
come ON up here to .stearns county. Your
river wonl1 not have been closed neither
would your people have been engaged in
any 4 such unreasonable amusement. u,
70 this time the 4th pf december with the
exception OF one week We have beer, $: $; t.
ting in a room without fire, g large room,
made mad perfectly comfortable by rg,e waste:
heat eat; q q fire ina room below, have siepk
win our window open every night but
three; Z end would have felt fetter5for lsay-,
ing It open on these nights also; bit atbsd.
time 70 folks said i was going % Be terrible
cold There aretwo broad, beantif,ll5cl1r#
rents Zen running through o,srs+riyer amid
Islands Of ice, We have not had two
inches 81 snow and that Is al gone and
the 9 Chi, o'hllildsen, chickens and pigs arcenjoy.
ipsss themselves an the sun shine. Hastings
is two far South, Sir, TOO far South! ..s5#
! AprLEs---By the ST Paul Weekly Times.
of The 2lst uit.. we learn, With surprise.
that the editoEs engaged IN driving al
apple oa ut; and what is: still more sins.
gular, is5anxious leastshiss Contemporaries
.of the Pioneer and b1innesotianS should-i in
ts III WITH Zig business, Should they
4; s 50 int the trade there must needs
a bel: surplus q editorial apple vendors il
st.I,eti ssae one d them n,igh. drive up a
this far Wil| Sd gage q axe Il one
Iel q good winter greeslt s1 1naonay
da VII u new tl,la rfers
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

rye a Three hundred and eighty three
thousand bushels Of grain were shipped
from New York for Liverpool in two or
..t,res days Of last week. y.v5