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St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15
Bridge, ], Meeting.

sA0WUAut 70 c1li3 gne clDxeNS OF st
Cloud met at Wilson'S Hall on the 9th,
70 vote on ; proposition for building I
bridge over Sank River. Rev. Mr.. Low
~, chairman Of the Board Of Town Su-
pervieors read tho call and wi.Eed, the
meeting to proceed At once 70 The .busi-
ness Of ofvoting. J:1H. Fowler moved to
discuss the merits Of the question : after
some opposition obtained a hearing - =.
He stated that the call was not proper
y worded, that asitproposed to the people
smplr, 70 vote ave o. .,sy On The question
whether St. Cloud would build a bridge
over sauk River, at Of near Chester Waits.
house on the old Red River trail. 1t left
the people no choice in locating the bridge;
and no controle over the amount Of cost!
IF thelneasufe wore carried those5in. charge
ofi..aight build avery expensive structure;
and no matter what the unnecessary cost,
the people must fpes the bill. We wanted.
a bridge aad.were willing to build il; but
they wanted i it.at t that point rhercit could
Be; most easily, built; provided itwould'
a.ceonmeda,ttee ,test tie puplie !. ssch, point 1 s,s
He iad dsszsmined. .thssrivSrioasnil fur
thor Is, u tas Point 1h,rs s a.', .sp!yyfy Of
tie new Stats Rosd orssses toand the nv
- hnt az & seros. ism !. bank !. &, g q! hanl5
With high. rocky banks; and, .that geod g,e,ob,f
bridge cosid bs built thsry tor $50 yfiH
Il tie poi,t, named II IL aall, tho lovsa
e,timats ~! o7o0: md The oastna eost
vopd bslittla, # .aJth6iisea akaat T. @lp0q.
'sAt smother point 'ssxliailalaine IA lying
fbetveen. .hs.s sl, ,t.e,, + s1,a bIta a,ass.
! md rood tbsaks; ;tha1pa jsll
Ii bailt tht.riss h.is, M e 9lls ikss - ps:at, q !
nansds si.tbs dlR, sfs eo0osai slsai-
The Yete -. tksB nd IA A. a , Z ma,
iority against the bribge. .niameaaeA Nj,
u s ..pe !, ~ ssss'tiiag forth
Nh Fov1Ik, VIEW, sa1,lli 1fIAstS id
leall out ~ = "a aslne, laillliies tkesnatter
should be discussed. sWlhs . che irRu.
ai maient t 81 tbss 'othssats wiz Re I'd. d
ttaalisg tasd1saa soithe ttAsrpoints oouhl!
ssIblapes s u Il II y i i the of the
bsideei oelhow = Id 4, Jhsros must 10 I
h;i;dSss. .s8 aSHdiaakd dlimil~ IN lif,l1lhaffd s
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15
A Card.

o The under'iened, would take til. ep,e.:
tutnrity gratefully to refer 70 recent tr..s-
action which, alhough Capable eh.r.e..r
and we'll known to most if not al for who,,
eyes this card is directed, sho.h net by
us be passed BY in silence. Our hon.
was tai taken possession Of on the evening Of
the 9th inst, by some more than one hu,.
dred Of the citizens Of ST. Cloud aud sur.
rounding country-men, women, and
children, Of such .. description y, ..'w.y.
spreads the richest, board -sf social e,jey.
ment, and 1fter . faas: Of reason ~ ! lev
or soul, which lasted several hours, accom-.
panied With il more than eneash ofthe sub.
stancials to destroy tn. Min.e.et. Apo
,tites. Of all 9uistly -toak .the,r departure.
leaving behind tt tlhen, in eo.ey, hats,
shoes, hose, gloves, books, a.etelesl.,
provisions, etc, ETC., from 6ity 70 s;1t,
doAals, Iwhich, Tor the tines,zwe call ..e-
nif6cent. Such sgiftsi.re not light, ~
tened for the comfort they bring, b,t
thrice highly are they ppriizz.,d Tor tho l.,.
guagge they speak. Ladies' aud Gsptleu>,.
Ne thank you. n : 4 MAJ
II .z...7 zs.ei<5J ". C. Pn1r,ps.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15
'THEpsr. CLOUD DEMOCRAT,
JANE O.. Sw1ssnELM:.:3.55 EDITOR
Thursday, Deo.1 18th. ss-. 1850
A Hanging. II!

ANNA B1LANsKl, the woman convicted
:at St. Paul Of poisoning her husband
has been sentenced to.be hung, At such
*ftime - the Governor shall name, md such
place Is the Sheriff shall select If Nc
might suggest to His Excellenc,, We
would say that the 2nd Tuesday Of No.
vember, 1859, would be 4 very good time;
and if the Sheriff would select museum
! i i'l' tie Haiwaia Islands, 9 i would te a
suitable place. 6. ,..=+., Y. .>.., -,
as9z How long shall our Statute Books be
sdisgraced BY this code Of .yengance and
blood and the most ferocious passions o,f
the human treast fed and fattened ii tie
name Of Justice? One execution begets
q. sdosen murders; and the codssof' 4 blood
Tor blood !" works around in i circle. To
tsik IF society proteetini itself BY such
exhibitions Of yengapcc is but farce
/: What kind ofsociety would that be which
would not be able to protect itself against
any future crime Of such criminal as
!. Nh. BlLAxsKI ], or any other criminal !?
The whole code sofs hlopd has its origin in i
the savage instincts Of savage human! ~ Il.
tie '.'tl,', same which prompts the
.SA1.ppewa to follow his Sioux foe to ayenge
the death pf his murdered relatives. No
feiviaiaed aociety holds that thesindividual
III fright g axenge murder; and as the
: .poxdhs of otrgaDisssdd society are simply
tbe.s aslssatsd r. | i 81 the individual 4 il'
sa%mbera, wl,nec comes this right TO soci-
esysl ii a.!5 ansui.sta,so rl.5k3
TT VIII sst do 10 81 back q II, Old.
T.st.. IT l.x giyen e Moan .sd q Mosr1s ot1s
The RpysFaaept K to Whieh tbsae laxs al'
yPlsa sxsTe /. hloe.aei sls :exesatiysl
aeseds sa1's, u thsi Eaesstsiof the'D Divine
;, Will; and the GKer q ! lils has q 1igA gAtEtt
.4t.alEs II. ny s ssneJ q AZ .se. f,. en-
/ ple1. eBu. ttsl Govsrpneat iisbasedsupot
!: tbs s,siN ef ,tae.people i Il denies Il,
Higher Ll~ - 5saprems authotity;; and
!. lA4.s, eyya according to the, doctripe Of .h.
supporters of capital punishment, no. NOR,
. right to,e1ecnts.a ! murderer than the mur
&, 1suf hAd % exseute hiisvictim. If Mrs
= Bllixas1s1Ri7 i hung, Judgs P4aKra, ~ III
llsiisl a the . she.if .na Il ,ids,.,ma. y
{ absftqa. arp - susehs snpItlstess q shc .,
e.pesaihy bo; aud as,muSh q 1e.visgta taaf II,
gallon otipg d II. .aives5o
be ssnnsnt they 4 l.vs Q q i! a. \. hi
!. A taka th.p Nm. BI1AxsEY - =
ssiasleifng u srep,'t ttasiye.
4 sllg1A JiissI Iabore iit6 fadjintain; asi aasi
q He u lssiilek. 9 Tie lils
"a = ! 8 \ \ q ydusll 4
So n ~ - - a iieon
DO - = 4 issl III
!. ~ y 3 ssysabs,
) ) j. Il 8 1as ! 1. ~ 4
- pe,aine = al1e %, g,
s esue llliidt s:.s.. Issi
.-s.-- =!
ee, i1yeet erti y.s,lpent aon ouYs fourth
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15

- -. = -..1Ml-Ea-IN-Iky-1
AsE5ld spriags. Dec II, ~ J: ,. Pe....
1Esqra Ar. MNEa n. DoIlEs: ,of Psyses,itss,
and Miss GAsA1IssA - h!clAlssos.
Vn. kiss.sd,ess. q saise'.,s't'
Z Z /, s.ci.sl M NJ g. iIl M ), n.,.
e. q. Bovdish, ". y. 0A5lSSSA 0iss l.
belA - ~ <ses1-
lI {. FL IL Ia d.f1FT
MI = a. ;i az, s ii tsyses. S S, S.v:
'Dssjla MY, ~ CxAn.1Dn RI gGn1oio Miee
0IAlAk G1Aaxsee ~ - - Olsud, ~
tss 1aails ouEl % lteh, for
no ana sa,.sly isdusly ! 9 = - Ne 1teLuns
IS sd very good lookings tbut leia soed
EJSs4 Dshod16 6laba I1E1byd kl66 s.
,Hal 81 1910 lRlI4 fiknd, aCLAaA, u
a. e ~ s.. r.t ~ Il
N uawyag sEsyksq Nay hs
81 & y ss i I. as q : I. zy 4es~hh.
~ ae l6al ltl g js. sslleaa .o h.'.
|teea esheijhh 0l lk6 - o6esse 4
sa,pl,ldilil dlj s;ssIait !; n !. ri :, =. o
|ld0 Oekepwsll.
Chief CJe,k kaltJijks1sDsdssis q IA
,$s si: TIis::.,. I]E,s;
iI5|;sl1i:i i:iassl&4 aARn4l'':
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15

Is's EAaIs O. Gsopzss, CAai,alansef Itks
atiie s. atai = I, 60. Z Dliha4ota q, q,
I'm eaaysss "a, 8 ns,s. e, 4
81 sPaal oathst l2th q ,aspary, fl tho
p,rpos 81 lslsctillgg & q II, tsrspro-
sedt IIilnesots II IN OhAr33d soa Oo1Je
tion: 6, .| IS ass
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15

TkErs" ' t.; ..lY''e' lY'a'oa'n'''ea, q sTho,
E1fee E1n The people Of Lower St. Cloud
appear, the past Fall and present Winter,
tesbare been: seized With mania for con-
verting our beautiful forest trees a s into Il fire
wood The principal advantage which
Lower Town has over Middle and Upps,
towns, as aapl1aee eff ..ssid.aHasas ..ssid.aHsas, !, her
groves Of oak trees which give her an
unusually picturesque beauty, and afford
shelter from the fierce sporth- west storrms
To cut down these groves is an act u van
dalism Of which any people ought t. be
ashamed. g med What W win the place Look Ike
''I' when the trees are gone, and the stamps
LETT standing g. Even. the trees ,on our
public Park are fast disappearing, and
ncn-resident owners have see.lI to take
measures * Prot*se;ttiilpe ,hei 1psops,ty -
.llt 4 i sinful and sh4pasfal to strip thsitoxn
site Of sit5t shadb tsoAsa IsofE,sasiz 4riEs= 5
S
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15

.
) = - 1-1..!!!!.
Driving OF tho Indians.
H#a / g
{ 49, s: ~ - .oe,s nSe nun
i na;ahh - @ ~. :, ~ 80. 's =, ~ 9es' y ~
i ~. :, = - S',u', ''as'' F.eu.
i .,.l -. .,'.pae' ~ so9e tales i's'
.... .. =. n . eoA..s' 4'o;an Agent
AZ A. = :, = 1>Aon " - warn snem on.
~. A4on came 70 q. cloud "eHellea
49,, sgrs.oelap'y, .eluos Pcoplo wna'
- ~ -. ,-,o,.A' -, ~. -. ,ns -. y oo.-
49,, III =. 'A'r' '' ae. 500 a. pouee
N ',Ns ''''"'se''e' on IN oooo'e.qu'ck
''",'' a.' MI, nArcn: would go himself
hmaa..', , 1.a;.' 'a.m .. - nn.'1e'e 1, M
n.,.,. f..'.ha4..,., s - Ne" :. n11eH
.boor tho'''c.,,,ss, ~ % an, ~ - 11f.A ,,
u 80, -. s,.'t ""o 80 -
. mor,;n. 49, n. r,.re,.,s ,,>- 80, ~ ,,'' .4s
iH.rc,' ~.n. 49,. - 49, -''.'.'' ''I' ''.'
F,,.,l.a.,, ~ 90 c., I s.1,:n 'u ~, .po" ~ n.'
E1es,,..s'' - - Gu .a ,1:n 1anA =, ca.e,. mn
l.. x;.;.as ,is f. = .so, 49,, m s1'.'' nA"aea
1.. 49, :'', @.'' .-~1.a: a: '1D@'I'ee "o'. e.
n.ma', ,,..,, o.s ,'o'' aoou' - -,
o.t,,o - .t.' ,,'., ,'"s rs 'A'eA
s+os,; ~. ans Ao' - -, !, a'' 's"o, 'ot t"e
.on,a % s,,,.n ~ 49,. Co. 'y =, ''a - ~ll' - t"e'
-;.h,. 49, .-r, ! ~ -: s"y"s away
Ch;.f ,ho.ah. :. - ,'1H s.' o""e'''
e.. o"; .,,, o4'u :. "o''. wen 'ven''-
,..t., =. .s, :. y: 4.a = '*n uo'no- .:
:. "'s' a.-'.s'o. a. 1.A4eA
Wv. p'."'S oo' m': 'aA'oa, -
....Mss ,....1-5;. :. .'<''I', 'y"'o' "eeA
~ nv" ' 1Y," tooA .'m"e1 nm =
-; :, As,"st =: ''.1'eu 'nsj
'' 'ot. eotA.S'
.''s' 49,. 10. pa' 'ne Me?of oas q
], = 80 ,}S,ao' % ,A'tS'n =. 9ano ~ A1ce'r = e
~ 80. - t'u''''!Ga:' %,'
,,'. "s:'~ ,,e' ~ Fps '''osa.n'nk
~. n.s., o. -, " .ne'e ''I ioc'.ns: =.
.,o,a S -. -. 9 ..e.: ne!
49,. .,,;a,, .na ,;.-s ", no'u.: ~. y
h,, ,,.on,. ,.ne ~ :. - - ,St'''
mint .a,;,s. ,h...> Z o. .r.....,o~r. o, .,.
County vant The nrotoct;o, f'c ~ 81. - T.
ment ao.;n:t :,,,... .h,..... -. =.
tba,n,elra.: . co,,l,, ,ir;,o 49,, ~. -,
Of arms !: but IL. mn,;or;tv 81 th.0 ,.on,.I
do not reallvsfeel them ene,n;e, u 'von1a'
be very wrong that thav should On,
people should bear, With much ,,,,l, long .uf.
fering, the annoyances Of these troublesome
They are the wards of the
General Government; and should Be treat
ed as children, idiots, insane q other
imbecilcs arc treated, With . view to their
.honld d;v;d,. the;r ra,ervod Ian. !, 40 =
p;;ve ;; each fam;lv &. .;;m,,,. III. i
home 80 !. give them aid and .;n.t,rc,;on =, +,
lie art of cult;v.tinp The ,ro,,,d .nail
making home !: t,,n insist ,h., 'tb.r a. |.
not tre,pa., upon other lands.
III, . mistaken phil,nthronx which 4
claims that tho indians ara ,,ronoed .,.r h,1I
xL;te s.t,lor. -, d;.no.s...;na ~ &c
,or,;oa e ~ 80. ~ an ~.
!..,, .nor - - -:
'h'ehaeo = the far'n Ior. the use oi ms
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15
Il tJAox.l5-.1hhs ID tlsi ,lt la|l u !
fiiRhtful stericsat strst'sG 81 Ghafniy, ~

4-.3JAoKAt6-1lh6' 'D6n9t !, ~
publishes i.l f,ightffqgl l.! t,ll.ri''i
,lnprd4ss 4 a,.d zabegies seitteao b., he
na.tJtssf ,Fr,eatas IOHN aBROWN,.is
he yess loss sssesy: ssb,hsp psoPss ha3s
isosh sixooslh thae sviSe 6ls, v1S lobt{4 kks hin
did tkass iba ma .; aa xhen, .t.ishiv.y, M y 1e Tie
caseeb .eb.is i mafds, e4at! s,1 1tin, .if .s.v,y
his s1not aiitpds 'enoae toGo 'fs~rat Il
|thrpsekp sadsol llsll a Sdt !. bsThe liodn
Is a. Hs'kta||s y .f.id
81. Wlhhki Wllh s. Ipp e JyaaE work gentlemen toad
liz. EoaK 1aasasrsi have ! kieil Tho body.
Il = yosrsS - nusd1l fshsJ Dal| hi:
|aoqDo aSb6t |; besszr,d: IL lloxh' q i'll aat
soanis< ..l Il i. sasl1 s ths hs And o'aafl o'aafl
eoeseienese ..I Ipa caa ~ and. .sNsar| szy
|thissA that ,epits -, for he aanaot. osltsa4
liet yoa now. 6ey - s,iiai''i'',,s sns ila ila:
(bga 81 ll.a. .A.ta g. 5 u esd st
s;sori E1s ESsssB sev,st, IS: 81 ID
|1spbl ijs.:sso npt g 3ssio ehsn 79s '
81 ,ssR u
Il Csln't ca freshly 40 4, .gllssd BorKror,
Nat1te - prsesded / then TINT sb,usii
-; and they find themselves sll4sady
isiihssld 81 81, tclsal loat Is the as as
saa, pf 4 Nthsh a, =. E, =.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15

Mush snoltiiDg kils ~ m sand ea.se
dead swine
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15

not ''f ,es. an.ao'e sisA iepoa5n 20 say good
word about him. ssnsgsss, q 81 .ea~a3.., W W.. :.
us! sENAroR:- The Republican par.
fly owe tito then,selves to elect a thor
oushly tried and proven Republican to
the y. s. Senate--7a man Who has joined
the party long enough ago to make it evi-
dent it was principle which Influenced
him" p Those Latter Day Saints, Who op-
posed every organization which opposed
the extension Of Slavery, a. long as there
was doubt Of the final success Of the
principle, are not the men to represent
that principle now. Let Us is have 4 man man
opposed to human bondage, from ,princi-
pie, and with the eosraes to maintain that
oppisition.s ii Next to6tn orefraetory friend
:a,l1Ik, Nonrn s 5'i 5ur choice choice, deliberate
!. y e1PptSesatsed PpSst long, ,.so, /, W see nothing.
ia his Railroad connection ia detract from
his stl'universaay acknowledged, eminent
Z lines: u, ~ general consent, lie s.tand.
head f. and and shoulders above al others IT
he had not been President of Railroad,
and sold Railroad Bends!' 1fthiss Is an.
error, it is small one for which 10 .acrii.
Zee e % good man., This matter, ca, careful
y sl1 examined, shows that Mr.. Ndhrn op:
~ VasNA re
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15

"a ..,,,y,s,, :, :, crr,. ~. ,....,
Il !, AYsA'ss sf1AA fhoN.I1 IS p'sses.
.o'5'nls new soh'sf feasneo .as 700 lase 'S''.
for the extended notice due this achieve, eve.
raeht Of our young friend and qu,n,dan y
pnR,ll ..s,SE:.. si....sa 49,
This Plex 70 on ! the'''roeaty % pr'.c'pie,
ths shares ielng nxed upon rea.eS.lY1ns
shat. IL NasEpatsnteda sOet 18th 1883;
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-12-15
" NJ. nEArs1EAp.

Twas aetern. December sunset4-
s.ern, tholgh htair ana gorgeous still
Blushtsg slimsoA ~as the riyas,% .ssssz.
And tho cloud upon the hill;
But the north q se OF tho forest --
Oh! twas bitter cold and chill.
s'Fathear,, q s.ii !. NTH daughter atl1 a
Of the minister, ..to-day, ,.s...........,.......
When you told 40 about Daniel,
Hew he would not esass % pray, f r
Though ala1 Has made aeainSt IT, + /
1t was righteous, did you eayl
"And the Hebrew men who boldly
s.parsd e. .disabey. the king
Was 1t right for them to venture
y On 50 dangerous thing, go" -
When they knew not, of Z surety,
}" What deliverance God would bring !'4
: "Yea, my child" replied the father, u
Il And his look. was almost stern; -, =
?, ,"Wherefore does my daughter question!
b. Surely thou art slow to learn ..-i5
OF the prophets and apostles, = &. .r..~.
A I'd the martyrs in their turn, a.
a"That a higher law than hi,nnnnl w.; -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-03
NOTICE.
rNHE NON RESIDENT PROPRIETORS

Of the Town Of Guilford in the County OF Wndbam are
eby notified that the assessed by said within
th years next preceding this date, whole or
IL part unpaid on the following described lands in said town.
certain piece situated in Gulford and bounded
as follows to wt North lands Of Chester Nelson
g. wilkins, East on lands of said wilkins and Green River
nth lands Of Clark Starks and County leading
T. Halifax and West by said road aud said Clark
Containing 90 acres less and is the lands
liam Sarks conveyed by quitcam deed Nathan Starks
May 6th 1885, Taxes William Nathan for 1855 al 81
To Nathan starks in 1859, Sc Total, s241.
Also, certain piece Of land situated Guford contain
Ing about eight acres being the land Asahe Stowe
deeed sylvanus Wheeler by the 9th day Of
Fen 1850 bounded as follows viz; Beginning the North
East corner Of widow Eleanor Stowels DOVER OF by
on the Estate If Ira stowe thence West 10
and IL links the road thence North in the
centre OF the road 80 rods to the North lin. said widows
cents; total, S22S.
Also to several plots land formerly belonging to the
Daniels Farm so called) In Guilor, and being the
conveyed to the said Miner by Polly Eddy Hart eavet
aud bounded West and North land Of Jabez franklin,
East lands OF Camp and Benjamin Eddy, South
lands OF James Noyes and Nohery Westerly lands
Of said Franklin Eastery lands Of Mrs. Camp, and
southery on lands Of james Noyes David Daniels Luther
Daniels and 0rlgen Daniels. Ebridge Miners for
1858, 81 3d. for 1889, so cents' total, 81 os.
Also, certain piece Of containing so acres bounded
follows to wits North lands formerly by Amasa
Allrich AMI Sim Could West lands formerly by
Riley WeMierhead, South lands formerly owned by
Thomas nd and Solomon Andrews and East lands
longing u the Coleproves Joseph b. Denison's for
1883, s35l for 1853, $500; total, IS so.
Alsoa crtan piece parcel Of land with the buildings
thereon situated Guord bounded follows wit, Un
tn South by the highway and Ezra yndes black
shop on the West by the schoohouse District No. TO-
on the North by lands formerly owned by Henry Packer and
the East y lands Of said Packers by estimation one acre
Of lanl Also. other piece Of Land which Elisha d. Al
exander decided to Solomon II. Alexander bounded as fol-
lows, to wit, North lands formerly Henry
Packer, West lands by s. Billings, South the Of
Mass and Fast the Brown farm, called containing
about 70 acres, more or less Also OF the
Brown farm, $50 elle) situate adjoining sail last described
premises and containing eight less. Taxes
Eisha d. alexander remaining unpaid in 1858, is 1857
soiomon IL A'exander Tor 1858, SO
Elisha d. ami Solomon H. Alexander, for 1859, 400
$7.43
And so much OF said lands will be sold at Public Auction
the first Tuesday October next at one O'Clock afternoon as
shall he requisite to discharge said and cost unless pre-
yiously paid. A. W. PUTNAM Colleetor
Guilord, Aug. 3lst lS59.-3w35
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Ar PRIVATE SALE.

A 7 THE WEST END OF CHASE ST,
IA DWELLING HOUSE and FOuR ACRES ~ LAM,
in retired and pleasant part Of tn village. About
u the Land improved Garden AMI Jchar and 10
in good state ot CIVILIZATIONS the NJ tn ld is side
hill covered with forest trees shrubs, Wild jwcrs, &c.
The House Is OF good size, containing the first
floor, on The second and in the aci good FURNACE
and PURE WATER.
The House sheltered from the winds Of winter and the
scorcng heat Of sumner aud Is Of the desirable
residences in the village Can be examined application to
the subscriber. CIIAS. CHAPLIN.
March 9th, 1859. u.1O
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Indian Restorative Bittcrs.-The True and the
GENUINE. Try them. Price SO cents.
Female Rcstorative.-for Irregularities, Low
Spirits Female Weakness and General Debility Price go
Indian Imperial Drops-wi restore nervous
and vital action, prevent Colds also Sinking
Faiutness at the Stomach SC. Price SO cen 3.
Indian Cough ia am-wi relieve your Cough or
HDars'ness Immediately. Price so cents.
Cant-r DrOP--For Sore Mouth or Canker In the
Stomach, other parts Of the System Price IS cents.
Indian Rheumatic Liniment-The best remedy
for rheumatic Affections and good for Sprans Bruises Neu
ragia, Numbness &c Price so cents.
Anti- Bilious Pilis-Shouh b. taken in all derange
ments Of III. Liver and Bowels. Price rs cents.
For the accommodation Of the people in this vicinity
the subscriber has obtained supply Of the above remedies
which he will sell at the price they sold at the In
s,itution In Boston. l N THORN,
3m-32 BKArrLEBoRo, VT.
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DIR. HENRY'S

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Il for curing Scratches Calls Calks &C. Horses Salt
Rheum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores Burns &C., on people
This Ointment. where introduced, selling very rapidly,
and why! simply for the that It does what all
cases warrant TO do, to wTo scratches
onr two to six days when the directions accompanying
box are strictly followed.
have used Dr. Henrys Ointment for Scratches Salt
Rheum sores very often, without a single faure.-Henry
1t is the bes remedy for scratches, gals and caks
saw l.. Saaderson Proprietor fremont House. ST. Al
BINS, ".
With the recommendations Of such horse dealers
Mr. Stnehour Of Hghgate and j. L. Sanderson Of St Al
bans any other endorsement Is unnecessary. They say
CURgs scratches gals, &c horses with almost absolute
certainty 1t is excellent for and teats,
and appears TO he just the article for every farmer keep
constant readness.-Burlington, H., Free Press.
1t has been tried and found wanting-St IiJdns IT,
Messenger.
cured my hand with DR. Henrys Electric Ointment in two
weeks when the physicians said would be without the
Of it two months had all my fingers to the bone with
u circular saw. ID. Peekhan, Lebanon, N II.
had the misfortune scald myself quite severely by
making an application Of your Dr. Henry's Ointment the
pain from the burn almost instantly disappeared and in
minutes FELT Inconvenience whatever the
the hre-Ctdrindd Sampson, Montgomery, H.
II is useless to waste time in writing reading more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment. Enough thst it
pa'rdnfed 10 Cite whether scratches
burns, any wound Of whatever beast
Farmers, your troubled with Apply
this Ointment at night and they well in the morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Invigoraor.
Manufactured at Highgate Vt, by A. J. Green.
s. K. GREEN, Proprietor.
III. N, THORN, Wholesale Agent for this vicinity.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S

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~ The Hon. Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of AMOS HART
OF Guilford, deceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the accounts OF BARNARD LYHDE Exec
nor OF the last will Of said deceased and Trustee Of HIRAM
lIAR and family at the session thereof be held the
Probate Once, in Bratteboro said District the third
day Of September A. 1859, when and where you may be
heard 10 the premises, II you see ht
So Y. HoLBRooK, Register.
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HIGH SCHOOL,


Wilmington, Vt.
c. c. HASKELL Principal - o. H. PIERCE, Assistant.
Miss MARY A. HIGGINS preceptress and Teacher u Music
and French Mrs. A. u. ALVoRD, Teacher Of
Ornamental Branches.
NHE FALL TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS
Il begns pu Wednesday, August 3lst.
Thorough and practical instruction will be given in the
Common and Higher and English Branches and in prepar
ing Teachers for Common Schools for whose benefit Teach
ers' Class will be formed.
Scholars in Music and French will be under the charge
the Preceptress, Teacher Of superior qualifications ard
known ability a Instructor.
Every Department will be rendered pleasant and profitable
by the undivided attention u the Teachers to the best good
Of the scholars
scholars wishing procure board for selfboard-
ng will be directed to good places application To the Prn
clIal.
Wilmington, August j9.--3p-33