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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16
NORTHUMBERLAND THE UNDER

~ signed has been appointed assignee of all goods
and chattes, rights and credits of Melville Wilkinson
OF Saint Paul. notice is hereby given to the creditors
the said WILKINSON to present their forthwith
duly for settlement and those indebted
come forward and make payment, otherwise their &C.
counts will be placed "a the proper hands for collection
oct17 -d1waw2m. ID. G. JONES' Assignee
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Wild Lands in tracts to suit purchasers. apZSdaw
MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS.
Xl TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, dealer in American and Itai-
ian Marble, manufacturer of Chimney Pieces, MOnu-
ments and Tombstones of every description. Cabinet
trade supplied Corner Seventh and Jackson Streets St.
Paul. (s23-dawy) J. F. TosTEvIN, Sculptor Il Agent.
I AND AGENCY.-4OOO ACRES FOR
sale. Good farming land partly cultivated not far
from st. Paul. These Lands will be sold or rented in
quantities to suit c. MEYER,
daw Cor Seventh and Broadway, st. Paul
MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECT.
IX1 ING AGENCY.-DELANo T. SMITH attorney at
Lao and Dealer in Real Estate and General agent
Office, next door to the U. s. Land Office, Minneapolis
Minnesota. Land, Town Property, Land Warrants, &C.
bought and sold money loaned, property and titles
amned investments and collections made; Land War.
rants, Located Land entered and sold credit
Agencies solicited interest allowed special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. oct 20, 1S55-dawtf
T ANEE:S FUEsS FOR SALE BY
- daT e.. G. GRISWOLD
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T ADEE:S, FUE.S FOR SALEBY
- daw q. G. GRISWOLD
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Odte7I Ot FauI, UctOber Z, 1871.
eMts. VAN ETTEN OFFICER, Pfs Att'ys dec19-w6w
aAHn ,1S, OF MINNESOTA, SEC

DlolhtCI COUKT.-Charles Decker, Plaintiff, "a
sanst Eliza Decker, Defendant. To Eliza Decker, de-
iehdaht In the name of the United States you are
hereby commanded and required to to the CON-
pant Ia the action aforesaid, copy of which complaint
is on file in the office the Clerk OF said Court at the
Cy OF SAINT raul and to serve copy of your answer
10 the SAID complaint on the subscriber his office in
The SAID City OF Saint Paul. within twenty DAYS from the
me OF the service of this upon you exclusive
oil te day OF such service and if you fail said
complaint WITHIN lifetime aforesaid the plaintiff will de-
nand judgment from the Court the relief sized for in
the complaint with costs of suit.
A. l.. WILLIAMS. Plaintiu,s Attornau ;o.a ..czz
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MURRAY G WELLES.

AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ST. Paul,
Minnesota. Will attend promptly to all business
trusted to them; will pay special attention to the To-
cation of Land Warrants, the payment of Taxes the
examination of Titles, and the investment of Money
eS X. WELLEs, Commissioner of Deeds for Connec-
tcut, and Agent of ST. Paul Fire Insurance Company
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l. TRICT COURT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY SECOND
JUDICIAL DsrRIcr.-Henry Hale against William j. VAL
ehtihe. summons. To William J. Valentine, defend
ant above named You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint in this action which has
been filed in the Office of the Clerk of said Court at St.
rauI IN said County of Ramsey, and to copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber t
MS ohce in the City of ST. Paul, in the County of Ram
sey and Territory of Minnesota within twenty DAVIS af
day of such service; and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
ACTON VIII take Judgment against you for the sum of
sixteen Hundred Dollars, with interest on the sum of
hiieen hundred dollars from the 2sh day of July 1856
AT the rate OF three cent month"; and interest on
one hundred dollars at the rate of three per cent a
moh, from the hrs day of August, thousand eight
hundred and fty-sN, besides the Of this action
Dated, st. Paul, Nov. 18th, 1857.
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business COATS FOR SALE BY
IL G. &. GRISWOLD.
BLACK AND FANCY PANTALOONS
ID and Vests for sale by G. G. GRISWOLD.
LIVERY kINDOF GENTLEMEN,S UN.
IL dergarments for sale by &. g. GRISWOLD.
ROYS' CLOTHING FOR SALE BY
II q. Il. GRISWGLD
HATS AND CAPS FOR SALE BY
IL q. q. GRISWOLD.
LNUK TR L NJ Nj n ID IL A Ian COATS
l. For sale by G. q. GRlSWOlD
L'XTRA FINE CLOTH FROCKS FOR
~ Sale by G. G. GRISWOLD.
THE LIVER INVIGOR ATOR-PRE
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w. A. GORMAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE IMMEDIATELY OVER
Col. McKentys, on Third and Minnesota Streets and
in the opposite end of the building occupied by Ames
Van Etten Officer. Especial attention given to Col
lections and Land Cases, before any Court Land
Office from Minnesota to Washington City, or before
the Supreme Court of the United States.
;oce-
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oN PoKEGEMA BAY NEAR SUPERIOR
Heavily timbered with White Pine.
or sale by G. G. ROELOFsON.
jy14-dtf Corner Third and Minnesota Streets
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ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA; OFFICE
over Charles Mayo's Hardware Store. Residence,
Chestnut Street, in she house of the late Rev. Mr.
Bradley. References Dr. d. Hadfeld, St. Paul, X.
+. Slaughter, Prof. Pulte, Cincinnati. nov16-d6m.
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DEALER IN REAL ESTATE and GENERAL Anpuu
SUPERIOR Wisconsin. Commissioner for Minnesota
Heeelves Deposits-Negotiates Loans-Land warrants
- - oooSu. mar17-1v
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NORRIS LAMPREY
John W. HURD
ORRIS LAMPREY. JOHN W, BUR-
LAMPREY & HURD.

ATTUKNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Ofic
Third Street, above the Merchants Hotel, Saint Pau
Minnesota. Oct7-dy
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RUN OUrRAGE.-A rum outrage Of the
rrrcst lrtttai character ,g4ls enmmittrd at Man.
CHESTER y. H., the 18th ult. Mr. William
himball a carpenter, about sixty years Of age,
Was called from his house TO go To- another
part Of the city. when Lafayette Goodcnow
suddenly stepped IN behind, and struck Mr.,
himball heavy blow with a club. Though
nearly felled. he ran few yards hut was fol-
lowed by Goednnov who struck him down,
AMI beat him most hrutolv over the head,
aud left him in n gore of blood. with one leg
broken and badly manglcd. The perpctrntor
81 this outrage was the leador in breaking up
the ballot boxes in one of the wnrds in Man
chcsteF, at the last State election EHm is
the cauScyQf the whole. Mr.. Kimholrs ties.
tmony in Court IN September was the means
nj conyicting Goodenow Of selling liquor
IR- While Calvin Wheelerwns at work at
the bottom of deep well ut Medina, Ohio. n
few days since, the walls Of stone fell in
burying him 90 the bottom. Fifteen men,
after five hours labor, rescued Nh Wheeler
entirely unharmed the stones having-hy a
miracle, as il were before reaching the bottom
OF the we'll, formed an arch so complete as To
bear burden OF several tons. And thus was
Mr.. Wheeler saved from sudden and terri
BILE death.
WEATHER or TIE YEAR 1s5S.-The
ltllSil NHIbiEil " INItflb iIlpIl
on the subject, have declared r1nr- v--atlalS to
be the most extraordinary for its equnblcncss
and mildness and beauty Of its temperature,
Of any of the present century,
EF Tom liver, having Challenged any
man in the world to fight him for $4,000, n
man in Ohio. John ]. Deck by name writes to
the Noble County Democrat that he accepts
the challenge.
Or The report Of the Howard Assocn-
ton Of New Orleans shows the number Of
cases of yellow fever under their care the
past scason-to have been 34l4 Of which~77l
were fatal The number of patients discharF-
cd cured was 2643 The total disbursements
were $4,000.
" Mr.. Buchanan's recent letter dcprcca-
ting "tAe employment of money TO carry cleo
tons has produced most agreeable sensa-
ton among the employees Of the government
who have been habtuHtiy taxed to do what
tile President so much dcprecates. Th6y
have all filed nwey-a copy of this letter, so
that when anothfr--sscssment shall be order
ed, such as was recently levied to promote
the success Of Mr., Clancy Jones, the rehuke
will be produced as justification for refusal.
~ Every man in China must pay up his
dcpts at the bcgiaing OF the year. and ALEC at
the time Of a religious festival about the
middle OF tho yser. If unable to settle at
these tmes, his business stops until his depts
Gre paid
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The CaledOnian for 1859

ON The 6tst ofJ-blI.ry, la.l, TIu CALlu1SI,'
will have accomplished uur-haH ~ its lucub
second Ncar 10 has been s1 long q weekly 'ls-
itnr az ihr family frrsidr, and hes idoutntd itself
sa thoroughly v,h Che Interests " che people "
Vermont thai d. haa become Household Word.
The financial troubles ofthe la.t twelve months
have have noe been ID or their cmlb gssaIur
effects upon us, boz common win ihe IIast genrr-
ally. Asauru-gbper With some cannot be- called
su actual Necessity, Uhough we believe 10 h. so
considered by mauy,l but rather luEuryj whom
the question arose, "llov shall we rruouohi o.
we regret 20 say that wish many 10 was done o.,
stopping their state paper Hui wc are happy CO.
say thar cyr-y ,sc,nr, has been 6lled, and chat
we have adi,d new recruits Co our Tauks, 90 tnat
90 dag we print morr papers than ever hr'Fsf
or insrea, % has been slow bur gradual We no.
uoe ibis tsi with feelings Of gratitude showing
10 II does, better hau any words could tell us,
that we have not mistaken the wants ef Ibis com.
niuuity, We sc,epi h. TOO, a. au encouragement
60 go forward iu improvement and independence,
nndby Increased iuduur, and expenditure 90 re
tain an our old flirpds, aud add to thei, ranks
hosts ofncw ones.
twill be- our aim 60 make TUF CAtrpoNANa
welcome visitor AZ every Grss,ds, IT, political
I'NHlllNh NfNAH no INV 'AilN"fN"Nf ~ 'N|'4 nv.
taehcd itself 90 the great Northern Parry that s3
,oga,rs Free Labor Instead " Slave Labor, aHd
has fr't lively interest aud .ali.lacliuH la setuF
iis swelling tide " power,
Able correspondents viii iuefrass thc variety
and elevate the character of Ac contents Of our
columns the coming yoaf
N % !aa-eess- a.l -... The leai past. 40 will 20
be in th, year 60 come, Co make valuable hf.i
ne'rs pHpcr-a paper that mo- ono can srori 90 do
without A. the beginning ofthe year - favor
able time 60 suhsrfirc, wo hone Co.. welcome large
additions Co our let, We have 60 trust f0r 49, in
ersate taa dpUc fr-.it' Ie'',',i,u which he
mcri't inspire and the voluntary eNcltuus of
those kind incud, who believe 10 worthy o. patron
age,
TgHVt-a 80 per year,
c, =. sTuSE-c COMPANY.
ruuIGsTrIt-,
ST. Johushury, VI
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MARRIAGES.

Bow H7-1TryfHs-lutbIs town, Dec 2d, hS Rev
D. Packer ST. &, ~, Bowen, aUd hiss sophia
10, Stevens, botl ~ rirunout y, a.
NiLApGuLH-O Hu-lu Trtrlnm, Noy. %, b.,
hrv Geo, 3. Wells. Mr Auhuf Mclaughlin
jr, Of fcacbua, and Mise Lucy Ann or, Of
lyogats.
h'rrToF-Brur--H trsrbAm, Noy, -, hy itov
Geo. ., Wells, Nr Chadrs q. Srrut0u ~ New.
bur-, and Miss Juliaua Burt, of Monroe, n. o.
CuuU,-sm.TAup-lu rcaoham, pee .. b}
Kew Gen + wells, Sir. Muacs W. Cheney "
pau,llo, and Miss 4, L. Sheppard of roaeham
LAup-BrcH,sAN--At Maludocs Pals, Dec. p
D., Rev u, D. Ray, Mr. Lorcuro q, iadd 81
bethlehem, q, H., and Mlls Jane buchanan N
Barnet
CtUrom-UrcuArAs- Meluloss NAl,
Dec. %. by Rev, % D. Ray, Mr. James OXFORD
ofpaD,,,c, and Miss Mary buchanan u par
net
ltAlr-lIpthUooE-in Compton, por ?, b.,
Re, !, Forsyth, nv John o. Hale oftLis town.
and AIss Laura A. ilolBfook Of Compton, Csu
ads Fast
CAur-sHrup-ln Hanover \ H., NoEA 23h
By Rev. Daniel Richardson, David CampNcsqo
Of Hanover Centre. aud Mn. Adclluc 4. SA,dd
ofilardvick, W.
EDDLsroS-Turnurn- Fast burke, Dec :,
by Rev. n GoGding, Mr., James ~ Effl,t,on,
sud Miss Puua s. Thmbef, both of Easi
burke,
GrY-lt,vD-At River F,ll,. WIS, Nov. loth
10y Rev. WIN. Stevens, NJ, Charis, V. Guy
" River Fails, and Miss susan T. Rand, for.
mof'y ~ ~, Jol,nshuty
IAuTwrLi--jfS KtSs-in Albany, ~ the resi-
dHuoc Of Ntiilman Farewell, Nov nith. by Rev.
a bau, Ny, James Monroe Farewell. 81 Albany.
add Miss Isabel JcuLina, ~ Sorrslic. G.. l.,
Scn1T-Scott--in Parton. Nov. I. hy Rev. y s..
DrVtcr, Me-, luriua T. Scott and Miss 80 lsaula
Scott, both ut W,nchrstrG y, II.
WtLLN-FuUNru--In Barton. Nov. %. Nv Rev.
-, IS. bsAtrr. Mr iyrias u Wiley. " sutton.
aud Mics sophia s. French ~ Glover
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For Sale.

rElIIR we'll known Irn Colby farm, pieatAutiy 10.
\ Gated good road. 81 Of u mile north Of
Danville Green aud within miles Of ST. Johns
bury, on thc'uld county road 10 North Danvillc. -
Said Carm contains 5obut 100 acres suitably di-
vidcd into moving. tillage. and pasturagc togeth-
CT with wood enough for home use II Is one Of
the best wheat aud corn farms In this part Of the
county. having about % acres Of sputherly aud
easterly. cants. with convenient hoilss aud out
buildings Will he sold with or without the crops.
Terms easy. "a part can remain on mortgage II
desired. For further information inquire OF the
subscriber ON Che premises. Po1seasion given
Immediately. CHASE. PREM TISS. fatf
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9crOfuIa, 0r KIM Evil.

b. q constitutional diseass, . rurruptlon u ths
hiuul. hv which this huid becomes yitafgd,
Naa4. mld poor, Hnng boz the aTculatnh, b.
pfFldUs tie whole bady, and may buut Qua
Ni dHessa OH any paH II a. no organ u Tres
iTlW its attack, nor d there ous which it may
uT daug5 The f0FUiulous faint q YaTisusiy
caused BY maruuial disease, low living die
0id,pni 90 imhHltly food, impure air, hilh
Hfsl AHAy LaIlts, the depressing vices, aud d,
A'0Ys all, b. tla YnnTral infection, What
over Do .ts OnEln, Do b hereditary iH thn ssn-
Hluruu, descending fh0m pHsouis 20 ehiidfsA
unto tHa tliri aud iDurth generation !" indeed,
~ seems b. BIO thl rpd n Him who says, "
viii visit rhs H.quiles Of The fathers uPou
thrF children"
inftt-ts cfansHsncs ~ deposition from tie
blood a corrupt ~ uiEsIgus matter wilsh, iu
th1 hugs, liysi, and internal organs, Is tsunsi
tubmria IN tho glands, sWeilingsi and -,
the surface, erupnons OF sorsl, This foul osT-
rupu1t, whilh geuder In the blood, dsPreassa
th1 energies Of life, - that toTofulaus odnatitu-
tiuna NOT 0nF suffer from sCT8fuloua onA-
plaiuts, bat they hAFs Tar lea power a. with
stand tlo attacks ~ other diseases ennte-
queNhy. Vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not Epr0iIous IN their stature,
Hfn stll rendered fatal by, this faint ha tho
system. ftGst IT ths consumption which de-
climates tha human family has ia origin directly
ln this fffpfulgus cOntaininAtiOn and many
destructive diseases OF tho liver. kidneys, brain,
aud, indeed, ~ all the organs arise frosa "
arc aggravated by tho 6ams osuis,
One quarter ~ oil our people arc ssr0falousi
thar persons are Invaded BY this lurking in
fsetinn, and their health Ia undermined BY it.
10 cleanse IL nom the system must rrf,svsis
the blood by an Alternative madioiIss. and Ia
sS3la.s LIZ .hsR'gS ItGgSd add 't'Ea-S'
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TRE MARKETS.


HulDIuuN uArrLE hAHttt-pr0
A. Wlupt l'I Meet cattle pp NIafts. UH paTs WufNs
ne uNrutH to" and talNra 5u sheep ani aaius, asl
coo hUTTr
Poo. of nesfE,lts. i7aa 600. rr.t quality $3.50
NufhIuH uNruHt .f. lUu u. % ~.
Nl.N Cows sales 90 t.i e rs. common iu ia ~.
Veal t1lNrs"h solos 30 % tI thI. H as HHth
Sruut7H lvJtlugs 80 a q. Two }rbp uld, tlf, ~,
sncep ana Ian,bs-'i ~ s1 .I5saso u,'r, ana 500.
swine sprius pigs lsa at, retail = or py, DO.
iulr.-5a7tss per %, r,lt, os7eAloJ.caW ,slo,.
~ "a i.r, pee Boo.
4alluw q - az tor 10.
CAMBRIDGE CArrlR MAUTtr- pee g.
A. market 1870 C8itrH1nH t.vr- and 90 stores CON.
listing of Mnrllus uArh. 'tuwH auu calves, Arauugt
TOO aud TIfrt Yeats tIl.
rrcrs-Martct ncet-LNra including nothing tut ihe
hrs hr.c tat siAlsIrd ONu. htJa fu uHf,nt laIVuNltY
l.uills l4atl lAi thr tcFf lafrr tt alHn.irI u,ru
e. a'r - it,ailtt l4slaluE lr lHrl UI UNtIft
t'a aniHci Cows. nuu tuU ht three ythfa uu Atrrla
81, %. 80 quality 81 20. ordinary $500
UuIItlNug Cattle 80 quotations.
htufVsaW ufAlu. uAru. nom g.h. On lIn $50. Cows
AMI calves frutu f-h. &c., COS go Arnfnngs 81 ", Two
rtts odd 81, 20, Three Nrars Old, fel aag.
Shrop and LnnhsaHu at market Prices IN lots, ilO0i
l.iu 10 400 EAtra and selections gbl 2f.
Hides, = l.sC pUr 10. Iailuw q o. &C. per No.
P,tS. 81 ~ tuVnyhi car skins. ~ rs. pCrlb
Nfz1 CAttts- sales 90 tut' auWi rlrI
S~I-Alal Ntatrru a. market. Pllgca Shptca. Whole
sale % % pcs 10, up
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mAnvELL'S CONDITION pOwDrnv.
THE LIVER
INVEGSFATores


TOuPOd'N DED entirely from arss IA one Of t,,c p,s,
pufEAtrc ami hNsr uedteinss now before tho puddle.
Thsso Gums remove all = Only ono dos. al an h.
lotr pr had matter nom tz
the sNstem nupptviLE Ia = mare.
th~r place healthy Cow Of = only one oae xstnn n
nae UvtsoratluE ths ston night lrnseps the to,rsls
.rh causing uod digest :. eruv and Curps r,.tlvo
NrH, rurlOnE III blood. = nsss.
diving tone and hraN ~ = one hrsse taken AFR ian
the whole machiurry, :. me al uIu cure n v,e-ir
the Of the dia iose
ease sdeeng .sncals~ nnls viii always rCaovs siet
ffVndarhc
lHour sttacksnre eurrA - Slnls enc d.,
and. Is better prevent ~ rSieyeS CsIe S'h1s IN
Cd BY aho uccasunAl :. no usoA are Si,ps tsp
tho lANor tnTtgSrator Observation-Disclosures Ia AZ.
une co'o eitcr eAtng Is - favor
SUFFICIENT "a relieve A feu hotttc. .,r.
stomach and prevent tho Drorrv bv eAettinr tae
food nom tlsiug suurina - sortsnts 'N ~ 49,
tltsse cure far
bnz. andn preventive Of Uhrirrs ~~'-
Oul4 b1tttt II L. Iarf
effects " medtvtue Rngr laag y WV w"
one battle taken Tor dAuHice ea,
4 ON the skin. 80 N''VA'" "'eoF"t
ono dese taken sheIt time before eGa< gives visor 10
the apncuto srd niAiesth f'od dseet ven 80 -
one uote oHfn e psntcd. ng-rrhaa In ia
ain0st 20 the hrtr doso. " N'' PAM" 'ieia
WetAEe pleasure In reconns,sth mis- ,n.s,r,n. -.
preventive tor FeNar Hnd AEuo. thn Frvsf sni an Pc
Nrts N HlouA bpe ~ apcFatrs with certainty and
thusspts arc Willing 20 tesiiN ts wunfierr VtrTHsg
~ safer N the mouth with tho Inv iaorAtar aud swAI
lon euth 1og.thet iti,u o,S dollar psr BOTTLE
Ok rANfbkp, Pruprf tor. no 8Gs Bhoaduny Ma
NAM, St. JohhAlpfy. etE
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Mus. 6rOwE's NV SlluAL--Iho reading
public VIII De- glad o. learn thar the story en-
iitled "lHr Ministers Wo0inF' commenced
iH che Atlantic Mpnthly nr December, Is ihe
the beginning pi q sfuh novel from the pen
NJ Mrs, Harriet hsscAer biowei apd that
portions NJ u vii appear nom month 90
m0Hfh r1Hl it D. completed. lhg story b.
marked by ~ ihe Characteristic OF style pad
spirit which have mode ihe authors former
wDn,s 90 famous. The scene u laii ip Ars
England immediately affrr tHe lictDlufi0u,-
tir period when all ihIt NHs most simple,
quaint und peculiar in character and manner,
vas iu iull force, r. was che era before ail-
roads, steamships, lightning presses, fashion
able rhurrhca, GEd fashionable icIgymcn,-
DO short Hs good ola hnifs ofWhicH ihs pres
enc generation have sopftrn heard. We look
forward o. tfe % WHstrrly portrait 0f fuuiau
lip skffrhrl BOZ lHls romance. lluWpycIl D.
NOT uecfssuay 90 du more Than a. announce
He faf 900 author whose name and works
are known 100 more iha1 thirty languages, and
VIII 1870 novels have reached % salr Of more
lhlu eight hundred thousand volumes iu thIs
Cogulrf alone WIl not surely want lor read
ers, We shall look Tor lhe coming numbers
Of "thH MINISTER'S W'uo'nr' wt,h rres, inte,-
esl, lImsrnpL
90" An "opeu winter appreciated by s1mf
NJ the papers because tbe "muahrals have.
built lbeir houses high up and thin"
~ Louisiana Is 70 have Thanksgiving or
Ter all--rcilly after all on SATURDAY, the 18th
of December lieHcr late than not Of 90,
~ Ten colorci persons from Kentucky
passed through Buffalo iow days since On
thtir WaV ia thu Ouppuis domiUiUUl
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SO, 3a l,soaqrd n Edirwds w. John
IJoe, Was DE drsi IN order for tral A.
sumrsit for services ahd goods sold and de-
Itrred
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparlIla.

the most 0fieotual remedy which the medical
fklu Of our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal mAlAdy. IL Il com
blnsd nom the most active Temediab that hAys
been discovered Tor the eNpurgAtion d this foul
dis0rder'irom the blood, and the Tsastrs 81 the
tystem from lie destructive consequences.
Hence Il should 10 employed br the cara Of
not only serofula, but also those other Efss-
tons which arise ffom Il, such a. EHrrnvH
aud hEiN DmEAaEA, ST, AETHoNY's FiKg.
ItosR, or kHysIrELAs, PNrLns, PUsrrLEs,
BfuTouEH, liLANa and Dous. TuAopa, TErTHH
aud BAH huruH, ScALD HEAp, REowoHH.
NnHuhArmn, agrtnLfuG and AEHeuRfAL Du-
TtsHa, DHoraT, DTarFFaiA, DEHiLirT, hnd.
Indeed, Al COMPLAINTS AHfaN0 FEOn NfuA-
rrp GA InFUHn BLOoD. The popular belief
IN +" impHrify n hs blood " Is founded In truth.
for tofufula ia a degeneration Of the blood. 1hs
particular purpose and virtue Of this saTssPa-
Tilla IL 10 purity and degenerate thiA vital nuid.
without which sound health 10 iIApolAibls N
contaminated constitutions,
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Fair Ground Notine.

The mcmbcrs Of the Fair Ground Company (thc
FIRST urgani1atpnl are requested TO meet At the
81. Johnsbury House on Tuesday December Is,
at o'clock, i. NJ for the transaction Of business.
ltis desirable that there be full attendance Of
the members, A. q, CHADWICK, See.
Dec. 9, 1855
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Alanln rnoa rlcnttltr
Medical Nsj;c6.

The Third Anuual Meeting Of the Caledonia Co
Medical Association, will be held at ST.. Johnsbury
on Tuesday Dee Il. c. +. FROST. sec'y.
St Johnsbury, Nov 30, 1853. 1913
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DEATHS.

iosIs--In chs, town, Soy. -, Hiram Jones, Jr,
aEsd 90 years.
nrI-ln Walden, Nov 2s Katie C,li-'r. vorrr-
cst daughter of Hon. James y. and Caroline
" hrll, grrd years.
llsotNs-ln Chelsea, Soy. !, NJ cholera infant
um, Gco,ge. SON Of George W and Carrie y
higgins, aged 90 mrru,.
NorNs-in Kirby, Aug ., ~ the ,,isuc d'.eA,,
ofthc lrir. H-n,y li.,.la u i!aai!r, and Elisa
Young. aged 6ycars.
YorNo-lu Kirby. No, !. ~ consumption. Ro.
seils a., daughter Of lImtcy aud Eliza Youua.
aged 3D. lcars,
W,Nl1rtu--ln Lyndon Wow n. u consump.
ton, Miss Hannah u daughter Of GCOjaIIE
and llorh G,heth Wakefield, aged - years.
CurUcu-tu AlbauF Noy. "a, ~ scarlet fever.
Iglli. D.. son of Elijah T.. aud Formula
Church. aged years.
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AdminigtratOrls Sale.

1--WE subscriber, a. administration ~ the No.
j tate u Geo, vs. Clarke, dereated, nhau fa
sAlr t..r farm % HA.ah tali dplehHrd resided sl-
uatrd in pflrNam, tngetlrr aitH fur stock, tools.
q o., Hnw 90 hand. Possession given 900 tHft frrI
date ~ sllr AlsD puf hundred Hrrrr ~ friY
valuable tiuBrr and plHuuga lands On Cow
tlil, and one Uigrr ~ laui 80 fhr outlet ~ Mod
Pond, tine luaatipH fpr % Mili,
luquirr ~ G.. a. riarkr, ~. i0hnsuurY, I'd
ward Ladd. Danfille, Tfustru hIubDtu, Peach
am. Who SOW tGsid0s nu thr premises, NJ uf
G,W. CLARKE, Adm,
o. Lutls, SO.
Ifarbam. Doc, 1855 l.u