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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05
Encourage Home Industry.
THE CALIFORNIAN FOR '58

THE CALIFORNIAN FOR $50.
With the beginning of the year Eighteen
Hundred and Fitty-Eight. THE CALIFORNIAN
enters upon the last half of its twenty-first
year. Thoroughly identified with the inter
eSts Of the County Of Caledonia, and to quite
an extent with the growing prosperity of the
Counties of Essex and Orleans. it needs not
now define its position nor advocate its claims.
Through ali these years. it has been the adj
vocatc Of Home IndHMiy. and the untiring
defender of Il Free North and a Free People.
The year Eighteen hundred and Fifty-Scv
en- will mark an era in the history of the
world. The wrongs that Kansas has been
made to endure for the last two wears. Hum
gary and Poland never new. and Russia or
Austria would blush for shame were it told
them. But the doctrine that no human be-
ing was ever created for the benefit or advan
tagc of anothcr--that no one is to labor and
sweat to minister to others luxury or lust
but for the comfort Of those near and dear
to thcm-iS destined finally to triumph. Even
now the news comes to lis that the Free
State Party is victorious. and we are con-
strained to thank God that Kn,,yoS wW ydhe
free! She must be free: for God rcigns. and
earth was not created to be theatre of in
justice and oppression forever. She m"Si be
free: for the myrmidons of Slavery. even with
Executive sanction and corporation. cannot
always prevail against Truth and Right. We
believe that the history Of the downfall
Of Oppression will date from this wear. There
is especial need therefore" at the present
time. for that Kind Of Information derived
from the newspapers.
The CALIFORNIAN is devoted to 10 partic
u!ar class. ard 40 one idea or ism will BE
allowed an undue proportion Of its space. \
condensed account of important events as
they tranSpirc will be q prominent feature ot
the paper. The advantages Of our position
enable us to prcSrNt without delay every item
of intelligence as il occurs. and rs a ncirs-
paper we intend THE CNfltuNllN shall be
second to no paper in the State.
In its Political discussions TIE CNEnoNI-
AN will continue to advocate first OF, al. not
alone the evil q Slavery in the abstract lut
the crime and to,i; Of allowing !, 10 manage
our entire system Of Gov>rrm,nt. and to en-
tend It's area in violation of faith and solemn
compact Il will net in lis political di>ru>>-
ions. los" sight If the &c; tina, error must be
Srappicd with something more potent than
mere assertion; and while i gives promi-
ncNcc to Discussions Of the @rrl, Qr,.>,,o>u
of the day. il will hose "onc Of the characters
i>,ic> of hu>in' and Family New >pap,r
In is LEGAL department. We >l,a.l cnIra,ol
to have IH EAlIpoNlAN excel: ard NcrrH>'
the j,,'>f VII hc some guarantee tia, in tbs
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Approved, November II. 1851.
No. pm ACT in Relation to Fences.

q H37777 THT7"7:
SEC. l. The third section of an act cnti-
tied IAN act relating to tho builcling and re-
pairing of fences approved December 6,
1858 shall not app Y to any uncultivatcd, un-
improved. or uaoccupied lands, which shall
adiuil Other lands of the owner thereof that
arc impro1ca! anloccupied; but in all cases
where any person shall improve and occupy
part Of the lands owned Or occupied by him,
h shall he held iahse TO fence all lands OWL
ed or occupied by him that adjoin such i'm
proved and occupied lands whether such adj
joining lands be improved Or not, or whether
~" s?m" r'.li' r"mair rncr c,:l ton,no'. q.
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AS 81 ONLY
Phillips Academy.
'INliE WINTER TERN will commence
L Monday. Dec. 1tl. under charge of
J. S. DURANT. A. M. Princina1

y good opportunity will be afforded those desiring
TO "ontmu>rc Algebra and Latin there will also
be advanced classes III each
Those intending to commence the study of
French within months. must begin with the
Winter Torn rs no new classes will be formed in
the Spring. No pains will be spared to give a
thorough knowledge Of the Grammar. and a cor
rect prcn'inciatioii-i. C. such pronunciation as
is Pfarttsed by the Swiss protestant ministers CT
Canada, which Is the same as that Of Parls, and
comedies with the Talbot system
Terms-S2 extra Cor those attending the Acad-
envy. Private scholars vii! he taught on such
terms NAV be agreed upo.i.
nar.v:,lc. Nc-. -. ,o5- - %
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No. PAN ACT in amendment of section
torty-tivc of chapter twenty-five of the com
piled statutes. relating to having out and
di>coM,inuin" highways and bridges
II is A~cbY c.mcfrl. dc.
SEX. |. When an application shall be
made. as provided i'll chapter TIVE ity-;wo Of
the compiled statutes, to the lcctmcn to
erect bridge across any river, uccr, or
stream between two towns. it shall tx tn &,
duty Of such sclectmcn to make their report
in writing upon such application within six
months from the time the final hearing upon
such application is had and in case the Sc
!ectncr shall make their report in writing.
and therein deny The prayer Of the petitioners
and refuse to erect said bridge. the applica-
ton may be made to the county court, at
their session next to be holden after the filing
OF sad report, in the manner provided in
said act.
SEC . This act shall take effect from it's
passage.
Approved, November 6, 1871.
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No. Plan ACT in Addition to an Act
Entitled an .ict to Amend Section Seventy
OF Chapter Thirtv-one. of the Compiled
Statutes, Approved, November II, 1854.
1t is hSyehY enarted, d:r
SEC. |. Whenever any person shall be
arrested on process founded on affidavit that
such person is about to abstold or remove
from this State and has property secrc.ed
about his person or elsewhere to the amount
of twenty dollars or sufficient to pay the deb,
If such process is made ro:urnabie ont Of the
county i'll which such person resides or where
III" arrest is made. he nav notifv the officer
arrestng him. and carsc reasonable notice II
be given 20 the creditor or his attorney in
such process, that he will appear. and there
upon he may appear before one Of the assist
ant Judges of the county oour, Of the county
where such person resides. or where the ar
rest is made. and submit himself to cxamina-
ton as is now provided 10 obtain discharge
from arrest. and said Judge shalt have the
same power to act in the premises as is CEN
ferred upon Tie authority signing such pro-
cess.
SEC. .. 1t shall be the duty of the cF er
making the arrest. to convey the dehtcy or
defendent. if he requests it. to the place of
such examination, whether before such Judge
or before lAe authority signing such process,
and such officer shall have no right to COM
init such debtor or defendant to jail till such
examination has been had.
SIC. 3. Such judge shall be allowed the
same fees. and shall tax the costs of such
examination the same as if the hearing had
been had before the authority signing such
process. and they shall be paid in the same
manner provided where such examination is
had before such authority.
Annrnyrd November II ISL
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Auctioneer.

VUNHE subscriber takes this opportunity of in
! forming hi> friends and TIE public generally.
tfat he has recently received the above avrcil I
fnt. and would he happ, to receive arv conn IS
SIGN in II" Auction business. with which n, n av
sec fit to favor him. Residence and Post Cfce.
Fast 81 !"h-ehr-v, ".
~. i. HARRINGTON.
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not, in the same manner and to the same ex-
tent, III all respects, as he may be liable by
law to fence such improved and occupied
land: HoriIed. that this act shall not apply
to any tract of wild. uncultivated land that is
not properly 4 part Of lands occupied by the
owner as farm. But III all cases when any
person shall occupy any part of such tract of
wild land not properly to be deemed part Of
the farm Of the owner, such owner shall be LA
bic to erect and maintain legal and sufficient
fence wholly around such portion of said tract
of wild land so occupied unless he shall elect
to maintain his part of the fence on the divl-
SION lines.
SEC =. The board of sclcctmcn. on appli-
cation of the parties. shall decide allqueStlons
in relation to what constitutes wilt or uncul-
tivated land, not properly belonging to the
farm or lot so occupied or cultivated and
shall cause such decision to be recorded in
the town clerks Office, in the town in which
such land is situated. which decision shall be
final between the parties; and such Selectmen
shall be notified to meet and discharge the
duties imposed upon them by this act in the
same manner that fence viewers are now mott
fed. and shall receive the same compensation
for their services. and be paid in the same
manner that fence Viewers are now paid
Approved, November 10, 1871.
No. PAN ACT in Addition to an Act APP
proved December 6. 1915. Entitled an .tct
in Relation to the building and Repairing
Of fences.
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SIC |. Whenever the lands Of two or
more individuals shall be living without diyis-
ion fence. neither party shall put any horses.
cattle. sheep swine. or other animals thereon
to pasture or to run at large. until such OWL
crs or others occupying shall mutually agree
to occupy said lands without division fence
and in common. Etoril,L however, that
if the owners or others occupying cannot
agree to occupy said lands in common. the
fence viewers, upon application Of either par
ty and notice to the other party. shall dete.
mine the number of such animals each party
may PIT upon such lands: and the decision
of the fence viewers. when recorded in the
town clerk Office. shall be binding upon all
parties interested until the division fence be-
tween said lands slla.! be built.
SEC ,. Stclion six of the &C. to which
this is an addition is hereby repealed.
Approved. November 10. 1851.
No 21.-AN ACT Relating TO the Payment
Of Highway Taxes.
II t. hIc'.p ca'tcicI. d..
SIC. |. All persons. when called upon for
a highway tax hy the surveyor OF any district
shall elect whether they Will pay in money or
labor
SIC. >. ~! acts and parts of acts incon-
si>tcnt with this act.are hereby repealed.
Approved. November II. 1871.
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Approved, November IL, 1857.
No. ban ACT in Alteration of and in
Addition to Chapter Seventy-cight of the

No. ban ACT in Alteration OF and III
Addition to Chapter Seventy-cight of the
Complied Statutes, Entitled "Pcdlers."
1t is hereiy cnortcd, de-
SEC. !. No person shall be licensed as a
lcller within this State who is not citizen
Of this State or of sCmc one of the United
States. and shall have resided in this State
ore full year next preceding his application
for license, and if such person has a family,
the place Of residence Of such family shal! be
deemed to be his residence
SEC. >. Any person who shall become a
pcdlcr without license therefor, as provided
i'll this act and the act TO which this in in adj
dition, shall forfeit and pay to this State a
SUM not exceeding three hundred dollars ncr
less than fifty dollars.
SEC. ). This act AID the act to which this
is in addition shall not be construed to cx-
tend to articles Of provisions or produce,
which are the growth or produce Of the Uni
It'd States. nor to any articles Of goods wares.
or merchandise which are the manufacture
of this State. except plated or gildcd wares.
jewclry, clocks and watches.
SEC. 4. Nothing in this act shall cilcc: any
license already granted. or any penalty incur
red. or prosecution now pending.
SEC. >. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
AOuroro1 \nvop,1or
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= TIC Cdlr0OMtd1I.
Laws OF Vermont, A. D. 1857.

No. 1S.-AN ACT in addition to Chapter
Three Of the Compiled Statutes. Relating
TO Applications to the General Assembly.
1t is herely enacted. d..
SIC. l. No tax shall hereafter be laid up
On any county in this state, unless notice
thereof shall have been given. in the form
and manner specified i'll sections one and two
Of chapter three of the compiled statutes.
SIC. y This act shall take effect from it,
passage.
Approved. November II, 1857.
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Approved, November II, 1877.
No. 2O.-.\N ACT il Relation to the Stat
Library.

No. 20.-.\N ACT III Relation to the Stat,
Library.
II is hus'y fnerir'. Sc.
SEC. l. The state library shall be undc
the direction of nine tru steeS, three of whom
shall he STYLED cr ojiriio trustees three STAT,
trustees. and three resident trustees and til,
following persons are hereby constituted sal,
trustees. with powers and duties as h2rcinat
ter mentioned, viz:
The Governor
The Secretary OF state, "'''
George p. Marsh of Burlin .ton.
tra>tu> fai:blii>> o. 81 Joan,5ury, state.
Norman Hi .m> Of " ood>tGch
Ferr.nd +. Merrill Of Montpelier, >,
l.. L Walton OF Montpelier, I'T-
Charles Reed of Montpelier. "'"'
SEC. >. Said Trustees shall have the fol-
lowing powers. viz:
l. 10 fill all vacancies in tie Offices of
state and resident trustees.
,. 10 appoint and remove 4 secretary, who
shall also act as librarian, and when necessary
to appoint all assistant librarian.
). 10 prescribe rules and bylaws for ,h..
government OF the liorarv
1. 10 expcnd the money appropriated for
the Library to sell or exchange inlpcrtcc, q,
duplicate books belonging to the library.
>. 10 arrange AMI carry on domestic and
foreign ext Ranges OF books for the bcuetit #
the library, and for this purpose. one hum
dred copies OF al publications. bv the author
ity Of State are hereby ordered to be- set ,.;La
subject to the order of SAID trustees. evcnr,
IN cases Which Ii >.!atl Dc otherwise provided
by law.
SEC ). 1t shall be the duty Of sail t~,,s-
tees u report annually to the lcr;>lltur. I'll
acce,sions to the library. and as to exc.,lnr,.>
made, and generally ali transactions co;cnr,,
lug tine library to report. as soon as no>>ib|p
and a, often thereafter as they NJ ~ deem ex-
pediert. full and perfect catalogue ot III
the books, maps. medals. Nc in the library.
which catalogue shall be printed; to prcScrib,r
the lutie, OF the secretary and librarian. and
see that he observe them, and. generally, to
superintend the Interests and rlararcmcut
of said library; and - make distribution of
the julie al reports. acts. Journals. and other
documents. as provided by law. in all cas,>
where such distribution shall rot hereafter be
devolyed by law upon some other person Or
Officer.
SEC. t. No salary or compensation shall
he allowed to said tru: tc.s for their servic-
cS.
SEC. D. For the election of secretary and
librarian, the do 1tion Of rules ard h,-l W.,
and for the election to I'll vacancies in the
board of trustees. six members shall consti-
tutc quorum. For the transaction of or!i-
nary business any three members present
shall be quorum.
SEC 6. Said trustees shall at all times be
subject to the order and coatrol Of the Scncr-
al assembly.
SEC. :. All acts Inconsistent with this act
are hereby repealed.
SEC y. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November IL, 1857.
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ReadV-IsIaie c. fins.

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Keep constantly N hand / good a--cr.uen.
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Late C"nir- - II - "i F1t' ~

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al Con missioner 81 Patents II f''- l-c - f. si,l
has been 'Ntt ~ t'N a. = rr ,ii'l - IL
with The ti;Cr S,s,r H. - tn r"rcfN ?'craili.c
with the Ian and the rules ia f'C' IL The tr,e Ire
OF The clra'r ard >TCcc>>frl
TONERS ih fu,r h.,. had Ii. ial iI,cr,,rr>c
CHAS. MASON. Commissioner OF Par.rt.'
RoStoii Jan. |. ~. l-es
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LOOK OUT |!

S great sacrifices in the sale of Goods for
n CASH arc the order Of the day, have deter
mined to offer the
Best Assortment of Dress Goods. &c
to be found i'll the county. as iow Is The loves, I,
For cash, and
CASH ONLY:
for a short time, will | sell the above Goods at
Astonishingly Low Prices!
Hos" who are going to pay cash down for the
above s2o;is Will do well to examine nv assert
incnt before purchasing. T.. JEWETT.
ST. bloomsbury, Nos. 20. 1871.
y. B.-Goods will be sold as usual. Oh approved
cred!'. at tar prices. 60-62
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I. ErnlingtOD.
Something New.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-26
FINiit above cut represents view OF the mos
complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN USE (!

FINiif above cut represents view OF the most
j complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN USE!
The Patterns are entirely new having been made
b. us this year. They fast suppanting all 9TH
or Cooking stoves in the market The demand for
them is already great that we preparing 10
anufaeure fifty Of them per day. Those wanting
that almost Indispensable article, q good Cooking
Stove. sh0uld remember that improvement and
progress are The order of the day, and that Ia
ttoIe Of domestic use, has there been greater i'm
prugemept, within the last ten years than the one
now under consideration. Therefore, you will
great iy promote your interests by selecting the
'.SEW ERA COOKING STOVE,
in preference totakingup with one of anantiquated
pattern.
Ess~ FIR salc wholesale and retail, at our store,
No. 81 Mafn.st., kE0kUk, IOWA, whore can al
ways be found the most complete and varied assoft-
ment Of Cooking. Heating. and Palor stoves, ever
offered IN the West.
siSs Also, Timers stock 81 all kinds. -s5E
W 5. MooGE BRIDGE & Bls0.
Agent. ljani -dyl
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NOTICE,

TYNE business Of Bridge Prother, in kcokuk
will be- continued by the new firm ,as heretofore
under the name and style Of Bridge 4 Brother.
Thankful for tho liberal share Of patronage c <
tended 70 their Agent. WA. s. MooaE, the past sea
son, we will endesyorto merit, and hope 10 receive
a continuance Of tho same.
BRIDGE, BIACH1 CO.
St. Louis, No., January |, 81.
iauT -2m-dSw Times copy
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GEIaER,N
JEWELRY SORE.

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Second street, between Ma in and johnson u W
II AVING just returned frs I'm the Rast, T. - Al
l. l. respectfully call the ttenion Of my "a
friends, and the public & ,nealiy, TO my
newand fne stock Of wat shes, jewelry, silver I'D
plated ware, fancy goods &c.. ss
WA SCkes.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches, silver patent and detached levers,
and 'Epines Of all kiuds and qualities.
IewciFy.
Ladies plain g Id, mosaic, cameo and enamelied
earrings and br sast pins, ladies' and children .
gold and JET raceicts, ladies' and gents gold
cEains, pencils and pens gold aud diamond finger
rings. gold az a silver thInbes gents gold breast
pins, studs, ollaT and sleeve buttons, gold oliver,
stcei and pa tent spcctcies, pocket table and dcs
sert cutter y, andscissofs.
silver Ware.
In viii eli line intend not 70 besurpassed By any
store est north Of st. Louis vix. silver table,
esser' and tea spoons andlprks ,inus-
tard and salt spoons. butter and fruit knives
and plated napkin Igs, DC.
Plated ware and Fancy G0o0s.
Plated aud britAuli tea sets, castcrs, fruit and
cake baskets, candle sticks pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining to my
iiae.
WA Clocks.
general sortmant Of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
| time. IS
/ s1-Watches and Jewslsy repaired in the mos,
workmanlike manner, and ut the shortest notice.
/ HINES EETGEp u
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NEW FIR VI.

IL EDSON f. BRIDGE has this day associated
J. with him in business, Henry b HoflAsp
LEONARD y. HOLLAND and JOINS H. BrAcH for the
purpose # continuing the late firm II BIJpGg 4
BnorHra, under the and style Of BRIDGE
BEACH CO. Who prepared to offer increased
Inducements aud facilities to the numerous custom.
ers IL the late Gsm, zen sinnanrc of whose pat
ronagc is respectfully solicited
jaul BRIDGE, BEACH co.
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ON SECOND STREET,
Next door TO q. Parsons BANKING House,
IOWA.
yIyHE subscr,b er has just received large r
i and beautiful stock o. gold and silver 80
Watches, gold jeaelry SC, comprising the
iatcst styles Of IL lies breast pine sarrngs Angsr
rings, cuff Pima. gold guard and fob chains, keys
seals, silver thi mhies. gud slides, snaps, studa
gold pens, with or without holders, gold pencils
pens and RsusiIs
y Arcn REPAIRING.
The subscribe hsing practical matchmaker
feels con- petent to repair the most difficult and
dcioate worh ~ q may be ENTRUSTED TO his care.
All wosk vasr ntad 70 give satisfaction.
COnR3Cr TIM.
The p1h,is1pn1 rsst assured that the correct tim<
il, and always u III " kept By
Nov, 1s-'6e-aJsy N. W. JOHNS.
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wOOD WOOD !!

7 u. PRICES Yard IL the place to got what ycu
81 IN this line, sawed and split to suit not
saved and split, Just as you desire. Orisrs, with
tie pay left at BALDWIN Evans. corner If Main
and All streets, will be attended to @ithou, delay.
t;o.,l measure warranted. ! shall soon have a lot
Of dry oak, and some hickory for those who Like
good wood. Those wishing s. 10 or 20 cords of good
word can be supplied. sthe railroad If near the
fountain head Tor coal, shall have that kind
Of fuel for thcsc who use H.. Those wishing hard
wool Lumber can be supplied by calling at the
Wood Yard, near the kcokuk 4 1T. Dea Moines
Railroad Depot. humber sawed to order
Jan 8. ,57-dyn J. u. PRICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-26
FREDERICK III. MOORE,
OF BOSTON,
A r G III I r e G r

IL American, Revere, winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont, Temple. Boston; Woci's Io-
tel, Portland: Bay State House. Worcester, and
many other frat class public aud private buildings
throughout the country, having located in keokuk,
would inform the public that he il prepared 10 fur
nish Designs. Plans, Detail Drawings, speriGcA-
tous and superintendent for Churches. School
Houses, Hotels. Stores, Dwellings, and public and
private buildings VI all kinda, with promptnss and
accuracy -.
All the modern improvements, snch rs Warming,
Lighting, Ventilation, Sc, as adopted In the East
ern cities, will be specially prov ded for re-
CURED
gc-othee in samples building, on Second
street, between Main and johnson.
jan IA, ,5T-diy Il. III. MOORE.