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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

EaoN THE KANSAS GOLD MISEs-Adyices from
Leaven worth. dated the Doth state that por-
lou OF the Lawrence company has returned
from The South Platte mines, bringing news to
September 2oth. Their accounts fully autben-
ticate the existence Of gold all along The South
Platte, they having prospected everywhere with
fair success. AIost q the miners we're seeking
winter quarters at Bsnt's and St. Vrain's Forts
The returned party designed winteriug at
Lawrence, where they were rendered a public
reception, and return - the mines la the spring
with a large outfit.
Numbers continued to leave there, with the
Intention u wntering along the road
Nag. Si5ley arrived Yesterday from Utah ac-
compauied by Lieut.. Bell, VINO was lost from
his detachment in the Cheyenne country.
Lieut. Cunningham with detachment of in
ian'rv, left yesterday for the Pswnee nation, to
SupennjcHd the payment Of the annuities Of
THAI tribe.
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L. 4. EEITCurNGS.

General Agent for 'he United States.
los Chambers Street. New York,
r. D. FCLF0RD, Agent, Mineral Toiat; Boiler, Smith
y Co., Chicago; H. Blahesly. =. Louis lay
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Ereru Fsmale Should Read
TIE FEMALE MEDICAL PBECEPoI

TIE FEMALE MEDICAL PBECEPOR:
or, THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND EXPERIENCE.
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES or WOMEN,
By CORNELIUS I. CHEESEMAN, Nd.
SEw YORK CITY.
IN Instructor, Guide, and a Dhysjcian,
In which IL embodied full chaste description knowI
edge necessary TO the welfare of those married or about
TO be mared) Of the process of conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers as well as tie
methods Of which many Of the latter may obyiated
and teaching how the system may be yorated ana
stored 10 r proper tone, after having been prosraed
iy complaints incidental 10 the human, frame. Also,
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which will o5.
yiate the necessity Of any great of sickness and
enable the oJseryan reader BE, great extent her
own Ehy sician.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

Or. Chees laus fl.s invaluable rs they will bring
the oallly period with regularity Ladies who have
been Disappointed il the other piIscan place the
uslaos confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all THAI
. rrr rgrre-er.L 10 do.
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IE9gL

In the good Providence another yer has pass
cd and It's memories fruits have gathered
up. Toward al mankind lie has exhibited abundant
m-rcies and has showered innu.srabe bless
in-s Seed time and harvest and gone and the
fat earth yielded It's great havests is fruit
every and every plant bearing seed after ia kind
His boe has been still il the clouds. His avengng rod
mas been withhold AMI pe-tIIence syaIket in
darkness. and the destruction that wasteh At MONDAY,
have passed by
In science and ait, and IL intellectual Development the
whole eath aeen asfonIsed continued AMI start
Hy ana achievements. All traEes basiness
agccAions professions and pursuits, have met every
where WITH the success they have deserved II all things
eonendabIe and sel and Of good report Ne have met
the approving sn4ile - cur Father Tho is y Heaven
" The works 81 Lo.d great. sought out Of all
them fiat have pleasure therein
His w1rk is honorable and glorious, and Bis right
eousaess eldureta forever.
sHe hatL made IFS wonderful work. To }e remember
eG tie Loro i Gracious ard full IF compassion
size hath gwen unto them staJ fear Him lie
viii ever be lanat.ii u His covenant.
The fgsr of the lord S the beginning Of wisdom
good understanding have All they that az his command
Iaents Ills prise euaureth forever"
For bontlss and Inerces, and loving Kindness
and care We the horago Of grateful. humble and
ole2Ient hearts. Following venerable and Wisely in
situted custom, therefore 20 hereby appoint, Thur
day. the 25th day OF November next a dag Of
Thanksgiving and Prayer and Praise And commend
that dag the observance Of the good people of tbs
State euioininr them abstain thereon rcm al secular
ay0cetioas and eapIognents excepting only works Of
necessity ana mercy.
Is TesrIzoSY EHysEoF,I have hereunto subscribed
my name. caused lie G eat Seal Of the State
81 Wisconsin o le affixed.
Zone 1T Madison. this 27th day Of October, in tie
year Of cur Lord, one Thousand eight hundred
aud ff.y-eight.
By tie Governor,
J D. RUGGLEs, Asst sec'y state.
.B We have delayed our paper this week
until Wednesday afternoon. il order 70 get as
many returns of the election as possible. IN
this Assembly District, JoHs ToAl Is elected by
20l majority. and SAMUEL REESE stands a good
slow i'll tie othef District. FRASk NIvrAx j.
elected County Treasurer. by good majority,
and We have strong hopes that Mask CoHRIN Is
elected Clerk Of the Court. The rest Of the
Democratic ticket is probably elected. The
vote on tbe-County Seat question las, we think,
resulted IN favor Of Dodgeville that town poll
ing large number Of Illegal votes. We give
below Ill the returns received up 70 the hour Of
going to press
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Eews-Two Steamers Lost.

Sr. Louis, Oct O.
The thire overland California mail arrived
last night, bringing letters dated the 2llu ult,
but no papers. Five passengers came through.
The first aud second mails from here were met
progressing finely. 20 Indian Interierences rs
vet have been met with.
The steamer Flying Cloud sunk at Devils
island on the 18th. She cost $4,000. The
condition of cargo, which Is very large and WI
liable, Is not ascertaIued.
On the same dav the steamer ROdOlph sunk
at Goose Island She valued at $4,000,
and insured for $4,000. Both boats viii prob
ably be raised.
Ten lives were lost, consisting of all on board,
bv the wrecking of the fishing schooner, l. At
wood on the 2nd on the Nor.a Cape of Prince
Edwards Island. She belonged to Wesgrort
Maine.
QUEBrc, Oct 10.
i The steamship Anglo Saxon has arrived at
Quebec with the following news
+ The late dates from Lady Frauklin's Arctic
Yacht, Fox, mention that The expedition had
lately crossed the middle ice Of Ballin's Bay
and was IN fair way OF accomplishing the OBJ
+ iect OF the enterprise.
The London Times says all the appearances
indicate that tile present Atlantic Gable must
be given up, 3ud hopes that the experience
gained VIII insure that success which IL finally
certain. II admits the great superiority of the
n Iagara over the ACaucmuCu. and thinks ttat
the Gable.
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Compa-
ny had improved to 800 a l5U.
IL1.,,z-7s OF THEODORE PAEKEG.-A Boston
correspondent OF the y Y. Ereliaq Post thus
writes
The Intelligence Of the illness of Theodore
Parker viii be received with sorrow through
out the country. lie has occupied so large a
space in the public eye for 50 many years, and
maintained it with vigor, that nobody seemed 20
anticipate that be would WELD 70 any thing. For
several weeks he has been sick III bed. and for
much longer tIne has suffered from llnLer-
ing and increasing lad:spo position. Last Sunday
his pulpit was occupied by bev- Mr.. HiggInsou,
Of Worcester. and tie next it will be filled by
Rev. Alr. Johnson, Of Lynn. tn edition 10 his
weekly sermons, he has devised and commenced
4 course of lectures, written a multitude of re-
view and magazine articles, and done IS much
miscellaneous work as half a dozen ordinary
men. Great approximations are felt for his re-
covcry, especially IS he has lost several broth
ers and sisters by consumption, at about his
time Of life. His peculiar sphere Of actiyUy
could never be filled again
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NTAEHLED

In Museoda Grant county, Wis by Rev. y. Mayne Mr.
WV GrLLIFoRD 10 Miss AnELIA p PkE. al Of Grant Co.
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TENTH EDITION.

This Book IS available the understanding Of
the noE-protessional reader and sIfuy elabo-a
ted planned; arranged and carried out than any
its kind before the public. While gives whole
some particulars, and in respects eresive iuf0as
ton upon some Of the delicate affairs connected
with the female system. 1t should he place. the hands
Of every female, single OF married.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
This work also contains prescriptions used by Doc
tor in his practice for the positive OF Serqaoa
ETupt5oHs-FeUer and AgUe-Seeere CoHghs and Col3s
Internationally pepsia-F Failing Of IF the Hair &C.
&c, &c, any Of which prescriptions may prove
great value to the reader.
This book viii by mall free of postage tie
reception ofts price, which be sent either in money
postage stamps All orders should addressed 20
r. 3. HUTCHINGS,
xfvIv 165 Chambers Street, n. J.
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:. The Appleton Crescent chronicles the
slaughter of two bears i'm that vicinity.
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Dr. RoaAoKs SCANDINAVIAN RrNEnrzs- The
seeds ot all disorders are IN the blood. and Or.
hoBAoK Blood Purifier and Pills act specidsaI-
y 'n that Aqid. They are composed Of rare
Swedish herbs. and form a sovereign aatf3o.e to
the injecting and oorrupring principle of disease
Not only do they cure iud. ges-ioa. bilious COM
paints female weakness, connubial lucompe-
tency, nervous disorders, lungs and throat af-
ise'ions. diarrloea, e'e.. etc, but they cleanse,
purify and II lgorate every organ. AMI put the
whole animal machinery in such a vigorous con-
diiIon that it IS enabled to resist and throw of
the influence Of bad air and other causes Of
sickness See advertisement.
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IS The Executive Committee have not de
cided on the Discretionary Premiums, having
been unable to meet. and therefore the Seere-
tary cannot report in fall The report, if not in
all respects according 10 the reports of the va
rious committees, Is in accordance with the
Premium List, and 40 one viii have occasion to
complain. at least Of the Officers Of the Society,
if they viii look at the Regulations and Prem
ium List. Some few articles We're entered, of
domestic manufacture, chat did not comply with
Section 10 Of The Regulation of the Society +;
entries in other classes We're made, and Prem
iuns awarded b. The committees, that did not
come in the Premium List. All such entries
viii be presented before the Executive Commit
tee for disposal D. B. STAPLES, Sec'y.
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4parde8 at the T&rd 4aHuaE Fair Of he T0Sa County
-ssricH'tvra, Society, held at DodgegiHe, Wsdaes-
day and Thursday, Sept 29th AID sofa, 1865.
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n E W S TIE u S .

Fo~. Am Bank Law, 106.
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Terrible Nnr5e- il View YORK.


New YORK, Oct. p, 1858.
4 horrible massacre occurred in West goth
street. in which two were murdered and five
wounded, Ii is supposed MORALLY. The victims
are the family Of Francis Goulding, Esq, luIn-
Der merchant, consisting Of himself, wife, two
sons, two daughters, and servant girl The
sons, aged respectively nine aud twelve years,
are already dead and tie wife dying the orh-
ers cannot recover The murderer Is the eldest
son Of MIR. GouldIng who has committed sui
eide h.ls motive Is said to have been revenge,
he having been detected some weeks ago IA the
act Of robbIng his father to q large amount
SECOND DISPATCH
Young Goulding returned home about Il o.
clock laborlng under deliriutn. and proceeded
TO the cellar, got an ak and went to bis fathers
chamber AMI hitting him several blows on his
skull with the axe. The father cannot live
Mrs Gouldlng. hearing the cries Of her hus-
band, rushed from her room to bis assistance
anu was IN turn attacke! by her Inturiated sen
and was badly wouu led. The brothers, one
thirteen years old and the other fourteen. were
next attacked, receiving several blows from the
axe The eldest cannot live
married sister with her baby In her arms
vas the next victim but she oaIared to escape
with serious injury. Two servant girls who had
rushed into the hall were next attacked. and
We're so horribly butcLered that it is feared
neither viii live. Both were sent TO the Hos
pIal.
The assassin finally went to his own cham
Der, and locking himself in blew out his brains
with pistol.
The Goulding family were highly respeeta-
be Nr. G. was an officer in the Both Street
Methodist Church and Eeu known in the COM
munity.
THIRD DISPATCH
Francis i. Goulding, the murderer Is abunt
nineteen years OF age, and was 4 dissipatcd
Young man. He was let in last night by his
father, and immediately Went to his bedroom
ia the third story and took of his coat and
boots, then seizIng ratchet which he had kept
in his room, he crepr down stairs. Tie father
had just got INTO bed when the son entered the
r on uuuotIced, and split his skull opeu He
is Huw reported dead. Mrs. Gouldiug received
the next attack, her skull being fractured and
Der face bruised triEhttully. Ii docs not appear
that either ct the parents uttered scream sutIi-
GENTLY loud to alarm the other members of the
family Two young brothers were next attack
ed, and are likely TO die. The two servant girls
were next severely Injured. The Two youngest
sisters, having their door locked, ped injury.
Young GculdIng' suicide was the first matter
which attracted the attention Of tie Police. who
broke into the house and a-certaiued the state
OF affairs. Physicians We're called and every
thing possible done 70 aIlay the sutIerngs Of the
victims The eldest boy has a compound frac-
tGre Of the skull Mrs. Gouldug's injuries are
less dangerous, bat her recovery seems very
doubtful. Tie servant girls We're less injured
than any Of the others.
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sEg~ 4 man arrived at Fort hearuey. \. r., on
the 81 of Oct, with $4,000 in dust and quartz
taken from the Cherokee Greek diggngs. The
Dutch oven
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CLASS TEN - FRUIT.
Best variety of apples, J. Roberts, $500
Second best do. /. W Joiner, Trans
Third best do, c. w FLOYD. Farmer
Best variety Of pears, G. w STANDARD. 400
Best Seeding grapes, Joseph Ranger, 100
Best Clinton grapes G. " Bliss, 100
Best Catawba grapes. G. W STANDARD, 100
Best Siberian crab, r. Arundel, so
Best preserved gooseberries, Mrs. Joseph
Ranger, 5n
Best black currants, Mrs J. Ranger, 50
Best blackberries, G. v. STANDARD, 50
CLASS ELEVEN FARM IMPLEMENTS
Best breaking pillow. Peter Spang, S200
Best stubble pillow, Peter Spang, 900
Best common cross, Peter Spang. 26o
Best rotary harrow, johnson Gilbert, 200
Best tanning mill, D. Hathaway, 900
Best sheep rack, J. II. Cornish, 200
Best farm wagon, J. [. Baker. 200
Best donbIe harness, E. Scholfeld. 100
CLASS TWELVE FARM MACHINERY.
Best parlor stove. Richard Arundel. $500
Best cook stove, Richard Arundel, 800
Best sugar cane mill. J. Ranger, 900
Best corn planter, J. L. Roberts, 100
CLASS THIRTEEN-DAIRY AND HOT-SF-
HOLD PRODUCTS.
Best lot Of 20 lbs. butter, Joseph, Elan. s2,0Q
Second best, Mrs. Richard Roberts, Farmer
Best three cheeses Mrs. Richard Roberts. 200
Second best do, Mrs. Richard Jones, Farmer.
Best bread, winter wheat, Mrs. I. Stephens 90
Second best bread, spring wheat, Mrs. R.
Jones, Farmer
Best corn bread, Mrs. Richard Jones, Farmer.
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ayers Cherry PeCtUral

~. Lng h.su upnnfaeursj by practical chemist sss
~ under his With inNariabls AstS
II scaled aud protected by Lac fru
tsrfgs, aud consequently BE- relied E~hHN-,
without adueratou II supplies the surest REMEDY tie
known for the 81 all pulmonary
paiuD FIR CoUons, Co.lss iioAHsrSTss. AsruSA, NstN
CouaH, BhoSefuiis IEcrrsT CnNs'NrrtoS, aui
Tor the rea n patients In advanced STARE 81
he dssass "A time Inab,t these facts wi'r ard htl,T
sutwn. this rrrdcna las Graduag brcsnr tie hot rsL
~ the ar-r from the log rAbiR ~ The Amsresp
psNSht thu palaces Of European kinEs Throughout
this entire country, IN every STATE and city, and ipd--d VI
even hamlet II eontalna CnrHET P.CTptat Il kHsN'
bcs, of eli remedies r diseAscs Of the thri std
lungs In foreign countries u Ia eStensv~y ued -
iieir Intelligent PhysleiAns II thsrs 10 dSt~nb
What Of very station certify " hss d-ns Ter
them u W. trust whom the dAn
errsus affections Of the lung yield u a. dspeud
81 Of Intelligent physsAhs, shoss bu'nes
!. To know; short. u there r Ny reliance pPVn any
thing then rrcfutshly pIsrcn that this nsdere does
-urr the class 4 dls=i Il Is DESTINED for bJrHd any sns
eli other remedies known 10 mankind Nothing hrt II. In
,nss virtues and the unmstahabo b.neht oonfrrrd
th"us.nds o! sufferers could originate and mHnr~u the
reputation II enjoys While many inferior Temsd"s have
hon thrust UPON the community, hate failed and he'A
discarded this has gained friends by trial e"ns-rrd
anieted they forEe and rrsuet"
TOO numerous and remarkable 10 ~ forgo''sH
Prepared by Dr. y. e.. AVER,
PRACTICAL. And ANALYTICAL CHEMIH1.
LOWELL. MASS
AND SOLD mr.
II. r. HoYT, aud J. {. tfN0HAM, St. JohHS.
bury, and nv Druggists generally.
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Bpupa Hulnlrhal Tp,lhf I'd rush i0frnser have
been rrntrl % IONS rtrn gHl ~ iNl slNaM Ii,.lN'
infipiruf consumption Cufaur Hnlhtls ani sp4smoir
tnpsNt as iu ihg Hii1rr iui Omen nni We lmN-.I
upss, phruip 0 hfaihins Utilization nl iha Threat 49,
Prom ~ biFflpr bDst.nI
"nwNuT bronchial TfD'hrs arrH smpn 400 flfFani
form Goo AlHln. poi computation s'ftAl WilN i.l
ulr treatment uf brnprhial anrriiuHa"
lrruu Hay o. u rntf Easi Wppdtiort, Connecticut
t feet grateful iuNu fuT placing ulthiU ttr rfH. M 600
sufrunF, rH valuable frWtlh have Nrl Nt lIN'Nf.
nrHrn tnHu a. ~ iHira aHa ilriaI be- l-tlH laiH
nrr. tarrl uirf rtaiIu bog UH shYHu Goo irlr' lI7
rlrrt upnu Ufsru nom turr usr lU0nmmrnd hrw
~ tur fru tIWr " huHUf bronchial lrfhr NHa
lTuuElu 60 Iur notice 600 HNfr nuUrilW lnu f .'l'
oli Lum uti.h rr Ht4iufH immediate HpdIruUHugW a.
flW o. ulhHi imitation. IHTruIui WiurlrlH % pultt
sprasfrs frr wv uh q 20 lni- slmrlr rtmrt IVY ~
d.mruiI m sHu,riug litsr boston Wai.lmau and hr,
nrtiHr . a..
Bronchial Iuifs uhiln 1fr rnftri Huh aii. irua.lua
uhlrHW PA" UrIWu'f NruUfHill trNfurH .ll H Fflnf
g'.gs str hlW"N''1 li,l w ~ N.Y. ,W''' '''''''- f''
CtTtuHt-A form ~ rhfDni0 Throat hff1rt, ,.u.. we
10 inflammation llu nrrius ifh.i and hlll. alr.'t
bronchial Tfulhrs" have proved ven rm'ao"Uhln Ni'
w vifi4yrf iHi-,uuF from CWat uI Wulfsfnf-s
"NfuWu'a bronchial inrhrs.. uf lHHfh ltfIu-tr. alf
psu. ulfivH1i rtr !u account ui ihr fHllINf HN Nr
"C"uisiiu3 Ut aulun tr trIrri,us druss irre f0Iru
"A can ~. usHI HTfN hF Vuhli. hUrHttH HHH Nu.HI"Ir
iuI ,ItHfius Hu- zitlus til,raih 90 ihr fAtF. IL.
f1nrs ~ trrui containing iNfrr umrs ihr qUanlN' '
"loiIS mtowS 4 sos, Chemists. uoflou rogdr
Hu.
tsf,aall,N'i,.pit I0tnhWtN i'su1's place nns
. luu. answered. NrWrirH ryi Dob t.VfHf
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w An easy fttUF ak Dad a luBuU which
even gentleman appHftaHH but one upf readily
hfrnf.H, luasmuch 81 lhl ordinary -It Doc Ffu-
tlMl5 lWplEr -'iHt-fff7 .H i'a iDlfhI4i plnlNl-
iuH ~ NnpIraraut dlarHI.EI.uU. lhin dlr4Ffrn4-
hlr elect huHrfrr thaIaHIa - .-frs NHfln CO.,
De- overcome bI thfIr fHulIf Adjusting llHt' -
Hhrl rrsts a1 sDnIY 900 ihr bead .s crown NJ
rose leaves bDsf.H I.HIH4L
Gentlemen viii hud 200 assortment NJ these
desirable Hate, t0ralhrs~Ih "a great variety nf
felt Hats and Cope. DsHanmraa Furnishing
Goods, Iuuhs, Valaee, 1u' Cling Rags, Aer a o..
al n which have iusr br purchased o. the low
cst caab prees, and a. a BOLD accordingly boy
/ d, GOTHAM.
ht Juhusbuy, April lh,H. slH
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Caledonia County Conference.

The Caledonia County Conference Of Churches.
will meet at Dan,illc, WeSSssday, June 9th at
10 - A. NJ, and continue the following day
Opening sermon. by Rev G. n. WcbbCr. Report
on Sabbath schools. by Rev. II. Wellington Re-
port on Foreign Missions, by Rev. A. Boutcllc
Report ON Home Missions. by Rev +. Warincr';
Report on the Tract Cause by Rev. II. f. Ray
Communion Sermon, by Rev. II. Wellington.
w. d BOND, Register.
g I.hn.h,lrN Mn o. lNiS
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.
Better than a Fig of Tobacco

A Cray man gave as q reason why he carried
N a ig OF tobacco in IT, NHt, thN it5Hy'tred
three purposes: lst it relca scd him from the dn.
~ OF travelling to wake MP ministers to sense OF
tbcir duty ID It settled the question whether
SATURDAY. or Sunday is tho true sabbath; and 3D.
il kent him from becoming crazy!
Now. though ihoalrichosthenc will not produce
the above results, vet, whom Timely an" thoruugn-
Ia, uscl il ,riV produce effects almost as wonder
IN as the dcludcd mans tobacco.
1t will prevent badness and numbers can tes-
tify they have twice much hair on their mead as
thry had before using the article One Lady, after
using hottie or two said twas n humhuR because
il did not produce more rapid chcctsf but having
now twice the quantity Of HAIR on her head and
Of richer colaT, she now is as earnest III ~, rs
,,roisc as shc was before in It's condemnation, We
say to the public buy it and you will be sGti,ncd
St Johnsbury, June 2, 1858. eou
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Threshing Machines.

I AN now manufacturing, (at the shop TOR
] mefly occupied by Randall 4 WAipple,i One
aud Two Hortr Power, GrainJhfsshiEH Esd nlcau-
ing malialph, iluu size .Nptt appTptfa iaiIfHs-
Which IN Ca.e rprfipH, DHrahihfy aud EtfrH'
fi0n 0Ai lrffdD0 nan Friction rAAspT HE ~
CTLLEu. Those Vito iutrnd 60 purchase ihla fta-
snli, win fnd 10 IN thcir lnl,lct 70 order tnop'
Aadress LEMON gibson,
o., lOl 81. Jnhn6buU, W.
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FKECKLEs.

rat OF u tho effects tllt exposure u ihr at Z" lh i
Dr tuu rfHUls uIt most urIFfrrHIr lntIl.N WifN'I
ur tan. ~ -ir'Hi ,ri tee 'Nills -lHlt'' 90 llt tIA
t.. % Allied t# scattered 40 UirIt al. Ifttl lut
hurst .tlus htr tuut sul Ittt Hturw Ihr h'NalN we
utrrd 20, Iuatp UururIt Co., husiuu contains goo N'l
tfu.Nr pUuupItN which NiU remove lhtff Nf'i. ','N
st,Iua % d. H Che tUr tue Ur ilt hlIulrHr AI1' HII
t,ri.u,t 40 Inflammation and fiHrfH the tII hlHi.
clear aul uyautWl -uurt1u Herald, luf sag ' .H'
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WRITE 10
WRITE 10
zen u. CABTEB4 co, n,alon Mas, ,..ss.
SEE
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

Local aud travelling hsruts salary. fhIOn Co.. $500 Uff
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make "a large tHl,ry NiihHut Uyrstura Cilll t"l an
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10 70 CANftN 60. u,riuu. Mas.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
COWUISSTONERS' NOTICE.
CARRIAGE WORK.

'ENHE subscribers having rented part Of the
Shop formerly occupied by Wheeler X Flint
In tho Steam Min, would say 10 their friends and
the public thar they arv prepared 90 do any work
ia Carriage Building or Repairing that may he
required. Also, Patterns and Models made by an
experienced workman.
An work done faithfully, and with despatch
Please give us n call, O. II. CHAPLIN n co.
St Juhnshury. ApIl IA. 1858 stiff