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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
March 2s, 1859.

mo. 99.] AN ACT .... -.
To authorize County Commissioners to Surren.
der free Turnpike Roads in certain cases
Section l.. Be it enacted By the General .4s-
sembly of the State Of OHIO, That the county
commissioners of the several counties in this
state shall have power, whenever in their
opinion, the public interests will be subseryed
thereby to surrender to any turnpike compa-
ny, now existing or hereafter to be created or
organized under the laws of this state, any
free turnpike or other road in any county in
| or counties in this state, and direct that the
taxes levied and collected under the act to
which this act is supplementary, shall be paid
over to such turnpike company, in cases in
which such taxes shall not have been disposea
| of under the act to which this is Supplemental
ry, to be expended in constructing or repair
ing the road, to construct or ,epair which the
same was levied.
! Sec. 2. That any turnpike company re-
ceiving such surrender of any such free turn
pike or other road in this state, or the taxes
collected to construct and repair such road,
under the act to which this act is supplement
tary, shall issue to the persons upon whose
property such taxes been levied, certificates of
stock for the amount of taxes by them re-
spectively paid, upon which they shall be en-
titled to dividends, pro rata, as other stock
holders may be, upon their stock.
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tarily create a lien thereon by bill of sale or
mortgage, such lien shall be valid in law, and
not affected by any of the provisions of this
act; provided; however, that the e'provisions OF
this act shall not apply to, or in. any way
affect the remedy upon any contract. now ex-
listing, or judgement rendered upon any con-
tract in any court of this state,
Sec. 2. This act to be in force from and af-
ter its passage. -.s.-..
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
March i, 1859. ....
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AN ACT.

mo. 5S.1 AN ACT,
To amend the act entitled can act to
amend the several acts incorporating
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies in
the State of Ohio," passed March
81, 1851.
Section 1. Be IL enacted By tile Gen.
eral Assembly cfhe State Of Ohio, That
section two of the above recited act be
so amended as to read thus: Sec. 2. 1t
shall be the duty of the court of COM
mon pleas in each county of this state
in which the Office of any mutual fire
insurance company may be situated, on
the application of any three or more
persons, resident in such county, to
make thorough and careful examina-
ton into the affairs and condition of
such company. Such person or per-
sons so appointed shall have power to
require the production of. all books and
papers belonging to such company or
pertaining to their business, and to ex-
anime under oath all the officers, ser
wants or agents of such company, or
any other person, touching its affairs
and condition; which oath may be ad-
ministered by any person appointed to
make such examination. And the per-
son or persons making the examination
shall report thereon, fully setting forth
the condition Of the company, to the
court appointing them, at its next reg
ular term, and shall transmit a copy of
snch report to the speaker of the house
of representative forthwith, if the leg
islature be in session or if not, then,
at the session next thereafter ensuing;
and such examiners shall each receive
two dollars per day for the time actual
ly employed in making the examination
and report, to be paid out of the treas
ury of the company so examined: Pro-
vided that such examination shall not
be had oftener than once in any six
months.
Sec. 2. That in case any officer.
servant, agent or other person shall fail
or refuse to appears before such per-
son or persons SO appointed as afore-
said, or shall refuse to testify or to pro-
duce before such examiner or exami-
ncrs any books or papers in his, her, OF
their possession, and required to be pro-
duced, such failure or refusal shall be
deemed a contempt, and shall forth
with be reported to the court appoint
ing such examiners, and said court shall
punish the persons in contempt in the
same manner and to the same extent as
though such contempt had been COM
lnitted against said court.
Sec. 3. Original section two of the
act to which this is amendatory, is here
by repealed. This act shall take effect
upon its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Z. BASSETT LANGDON, .,
President pro tenn. of the Senate
March 10, 1859.
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March 1e, 1889.
sNo. 55.I AN ACT

pNo 55l AN ACT
y 10 exempt frona Sale and Execution certain
Property therein named.
Section l.. BE it enacted by the General As
sembiy of the State Of Ohio, That all fire en-
eines hose, hose carriages, hooks, ladders, and
fire buckets, together with any vehicle, machi-
merry of any kind, used or kept to be used by
p any incorporated city, village, or fire company
~ torthe purpose of extinguishing fire, be and
the same io hershy exenilt from execution
and sale to- satisfy any judgement, decree, or
debt arising from contract or otherwise; pro-
sided, that if any incorporated city, village,
or fire company that is the proper owner of
any such property above specified, do volun-
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Sparker of the House of Representatives,,
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March 26, 1859.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

STIqE on TERMONT

Tho Probate tuurl 1f thf sAiU uf lsIsusa f a per-
ems luiurtirl lu thg rsair nf Geo ". prHla.p
lHtr rf huftr. iu San uiHfrI.i. hrtfafri.
Uh Mob IAt aiulnaffatHf HIiH coo HIII HuUfErI.
dr tupa uaH uleu hr tHatr ~ haid deceased frrf
aruH in aai fHuU Ihf hH IFfIUuu lu afIfUE taI 900
lHfHa itar ~ ti de- fatfd BE- nnf rufi falll o.
H tbr drhis dur nuHI said deceased H sac rHarFra Hf
IftfiHst#lls HnH that sale "a ne shna nf iur Reel
Fsaf n talI deceased noe aprlni ais devised CO.. fHlI
tHHf1 d. &c that Hurplaf and said a1HlUTH.
hes made application 90 o. and aufhufitF fuHr
tur wrufr 1f fhr RAJ tiatr Hhffuf tal drfaru 4rl
sitrl 400 F-ssssg of ~ uhi,h -ll AiminHiai1f ual
NF effHuu Hl laH - sIr seized anil Irrrl uUTHaauI
o. tlr pfuflallE7 VI thr hiatute Boo that behalf
hal aulIUsllHH 900 tF beard aud drUurH o. HHd rIUr
rfsi-4r ulHr iu ht 1Hhuruf TrasfI I Goo GfU
dHF afIanuar. A D. iaaI
1i afr tunrrfr hrfrpi nailnrd 40 apIrar tfffr valid
tHuf at fIH tWu au1 place atHfr1alt Aul aIft isII
sIth condition tu taJ all drut aUt thr tl.
IrfHrh Hf standardization lHT HU.h aIm NII HIfI
iluii aal court shall direct W fuu Huu1 rrdrfW ssII
fftL estate Hu salu a. Hfal1. uIlHt 30 Fuu
tH ltl ErHUiIHF ul aalI NlrUa.
ps'ri q 30 JohHaDu1 srrssa'a. tb,. bhFsy @prg,
-- NJ Ia D. LMEAnm Lun-r -LI.L--.L--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
NT-ITE "a TENIONT

tHr1Huh district. hH.
On Probate Court htd az ~ Juhushury siiHu aud nf
aid AffrI.t nu ihr 80 dsY Of bo,ruiiFf 4 % ls'e
iusiumrni purpaftnE w. b. thr last e. W aut tfsfs
Amrut 90 ALAIuEA tiiENlh iato 90 waterford Boz
a1 uaiI nfUraHrd tftna prisHutru tuthf uft bore M
probate
lisufurrs by aa court. a. ~ eli PERSONS tfurd there
u nF UHtnri O. appear 20 session 30 said tHuft f4 De- H
den ~ thr Probate pfnfr u 49, JHhustufl uu Hr f daF
ut Dec isil auu shns cause % any thrf may hasr.
aaallst 40 Probate uf aAiu VIII iYr which pufuaf %
fFHfIrf ufifIrlI tAal 90 lNr HriHr
ur NNanfI fhfrr urrta huNHfHHffI tIr taITIHUI4u
pultri 20 49, JoAGshurS, pfssuus o. saIi time appointed
Asa J. rHESCH Judge of Probate.
4 trus cons ui Mftufd. AtiNHt
T. IfI. HHfI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Paddock Machine Works.
n IOnNhHLHY ~

FTHHk Subscriber hasnn mHd or viii make
i ta order WagdHluli'a Flaming Machines ~
FUlals HisrFHud prices bfmeHflau llanrrsi hati
aud bDaT sHd other Lumber Machinery. hlI
Wgqk ana Repairing done 30 Short notice and 4p
reasonable irfms.
Haa constantly hand fhr Ethan Alden Cook
Stove, Fire haHRps end Roller Plates, b10rs o.
Arflfs end hupaT H1usrsi Nan aHd Church
htuFes, Clothes Reels, NlarksInifh's lWlffa, Door
hius and Inrk hints sud Holos Ware. Ahlie's
Patent RIG Pom, haWJofb rultYatDTs, Chimney
Tubes and such articles aa afr ubuallI maHual-
tuTed at sucb au establishments
a IHOhPhDN
ht. IahuhbuTF, MHy p, 1850. 1Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
For Sale.

FENlIE well known Ira Colby farm. pleasantly To-
Gated ON good road. "a Of a mile north Of
Danylllc Green, and within miles Of ST. Johns
Said farm contains about 100 acres suitably d.
vided into moving tillagc and pasturaRc, togeth-
CT with wood enough fot home use. 1t 10 one Of
the best wheat and corn farms IN this part 81 the
county. having about 20 acres Of AnutAeFly and
ea~trriy rants. with convenient house and out
buildings, WI hC sold with without the crops.
Terms oAsy,'Hs a part Gan remain on mortgage II
desired For further information Inquire u the
subscriber on the premises .PosseesioR given
imms diatsiy. CIIA'S u. PRENIIsB. wi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

WE. thr sHisTnFrs. hsnr appointed tF Che Probate
" tuufifof Sac dttfilt ui talraua Commissioner o.
receive. examine aud aIusi al CLAIMS au1 demands
pffsuns against ut estate 81 sarah q. Mv,h lto 0f
q Tutuu. ~ said district, deceased and The slaims
the dftraaFd exhibited u OBJECT thrfrtu hrrfkF Ftt
notice that IA moutbr frun the 2ist das No, lsY
aus Gel fsf thr creditors g. pfrsrut their tlna
said tuuluiisslefa Cor examination aud aIIu antc
that Viii meet Coz that uufiar a. thr fnug huHf
uafa Wtlth. IT, iu tTutuu TuraaF tbt III uf1 I'D
fHrUErT ITIT TTrr gay WaF, A. l1s at luutla
lu zoe fafruUun uu each 20 kIld ha1hs
THOMAS ~ ANoN. lD..-.......--
GID IENIIN Al. uAIIIT. 4 'fIlNiiAsiNhNIa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

HlAiE hI NfMMNH To q HIHiNlIIa NIHhlINl. HH.
PROBATE court nad ai 40 Jnhn.blfI, Boa aald d.llt
un tho lfih dHI ~ ur.rmtrf. A u iri4.
WuhhhAh hufiffai tHlf adWulHiHluf df h0ula lsH GOO
" tr rafatF ri thas frahit late uf hHrr i HHiI 1ar
frllI deceased lfuIslafa o. TrndrI - no
admluis ifal4H Hul a. pIr.gnt he alLuulL H.fIiaI
NaII fAlffH tuf NAANIIHHiiNN aNN atHHaH.N IHI
thr purpnsg 20 .mHtiHH pariiiDu auh JUSTIFICATION
~ thu fl1un 40 said estate uNurf decree I'd aaIl
Court HnuH thr IfraHua Wu bob aF entitled 90 iIr
itlt thffrfr nrdrfra hI aait count uIat thf
HafT rshrrAtiDn ana hn heard at she Probate co.
nrf iu 80 I'huahuff 600 ttn tih aaT 30 1an. a. o. -f
An1 10 De- uTthrf aTnrTrn ihat al lfrtHua tufurHF1 Do
Hitlufu hereof OBJ uuiI HtHH 20 90 lf record uf
tts order iu thr Caledonia rissts ~ 10 IYlHsHarft
hrrf Hrrkh excessively pTfal1ua o. ESD tur Yf boar
100 mat hrt mal apPfaf ani contest 60 aisaeflfs
ul sam ffHl NJ lNfI taHHr afl Hn IT NfHfH N HHI
fafatH.
br tHscluH -AufsL ASA PASSION, Jpdgs
= i've eorf a. if,llii.,-,.,, .,,,..,... ,.-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Caters, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers

HAVING commenced kcnping general
Il IAssottnont Of clothing Tor the feet o. won en-.
men, girls aud boys, the subscriber would invite
those Iva want u any Of these necessary articles
lall aud look al my assortment In thin department
have riuttT, hid, goat aud calf akin CATERS aud
thoes for The lhdics-calf Nip aud thick boots for
mrn and boys, aud good assortment Tor Misses
year. rhayo good quality aud st low phcrA.
a.. JEWEII.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

~ few years ago, Rev. Mr. B., o
faithful, fearless preacher, in one Of the hill
towns" Of Hampshire county preached a
a pointed sermon against the use Of ardent
spirits, especially designed for member Of
his congregation who WIS in the habit Of hir.
ing his help ut low price in consideration
Of the frequent "treats" that he furnished hj,
workmcn. "Old Nat" f0lt himself particu.
larly chit by the discourse, as the coat fitted
him exactly, and therefore abscntcd Himself
from church some two years. A fey weeks
ago, he MAS seized with his last ilmlss, and
expressed desire to see Rev. Mr.. B. be-
fore he died. His son went post-hastc for
the minister, who, Of course, was quite ready
TO respond to the dying mans summons On
entering the room he was greeted with the
cool salutotion: "Mr. D., / am about To-
die, and have sent for you that you might
have a chance to apologize to me for that
liquor sermon you preached to me two years
ago.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

o. It would be hettrr nnl-in- InaaEa a.
brave action than to reward it III. 4 soldier
had his two hands carried off at.the wrist by
IA shot. His Colonel offered him a crown.
ut was not my gloves, but my hands that
lost, Colonel" said the poorsoldier reproach-
fully.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
AEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
AID
THE ONLY REMEDY /!

UNIIE Eastern States, including her l9Ik
aud that aartlun u the Union which 30
moot widely Known az " New England. cone
tain "a ur.hy industrious, Intelligent people.
who have achieved HH uncommon degree NJ
prospGrfyi With "a climate extremely iITn i1
certain constructions, and a fDu oi small inrfl-
iry, thry hhyc c1utrYld a. surpns more faF0I'i
communities Ia almost every thing That c.H-
duces a. social comfort and ha umrsf, wv
fortunately, thfy arc occasionally 3. ahaoflI
Boz busincss aud mental cultivation, n-'r-->ry
neglect tho precautions which gro ESSENTIAL o.
bea.ly Aaaltk- Dyspepsia aud plyacal dehnly
are prevalent among all glasses, Tho ilfht d.s-
easo ID produced hy iuatteuuon % the digestive
organs. which are So susceptible n dcranfement,
Thousands are now paying The penalty 81 llAa
neglect, and suffering daily the most Tying
pains, almost without hope of relief They
have come % believe uhat their ailmmt i1
chronic. aud that they must bear with it ~ the
end. IL gTauhes ua exceedingly % announce
81 these afflicted individuals dat hey may
now command q remedy Of rYqueaunuable
potency and virtue, which has uhycf bogn found
h. hil ia oil cases Of digestive weakness or de-
faugrnasut Hundreds 81 lnnglez aIl rtL-ly ~
grow eloquent in praise If this wonderful oon-
queToT Of dyspepsia, which u known "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
RIFLE MEETING.

FUHE annual mesiing Of che Caledonia 60.
Il bible Society viii be held atNsuFiilf. 1huu-
day Dee ~. AZ lOi O'Clock A ~. itla hoped
there Hlll be- gfuS-sl attendance ~ che nfnas
ni lll cause ,H Abe ounty-
b. JEWEII, hc0y.
Dec. o, 1850 $500
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JOHN sPRtNgTR,s EsrArg

W. thf fUts Ift. hrug Lpntr tf t ufahats Court
w 1f thr usingt q tss'h. oumm.si.urrs % tcl,i,s
examine and adjust an claims ADJ demands aI rtHHuf
against tur estate U John SPRINGER late OF uuruburE
60 Diet deceased ustrut aud hr elaine f deceased
hiFf m rnart thereto. here lt ttCr that nuntf
uulu Che .-tu uaI 20 Nov. A. o. iaia. elbow 90
the creditors o. present their claims tu sad
Cor rhhmuat1i aud all vance, aui that ~ W meet ~
that purrsr 90 thr du tuE house OF ~ A GuttuF u-
uuUIufE 200 said uIhtfUt tIf SECOND IurfHaf MHr.
aud MAJ meat AZ u,Iutk T.. n ub each ottaId DAYS
ile e4tssH,S &C., THO Commissioner.
Iancubufg. ~. Nov. aHth, A y t-ig go
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Or. j. HosTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

Hut that numerous class Who devote them.
selves 10 literary and other hedentaTy pursuits,
and IN consequence ~ a want 0f physical ereE-
clse become the victims Of languor and debll-
It's, without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought in vain f0f some nWgumtuR, llt-giyinE
sH.f He whose effects Hfsp the sysfeH shsl
be- both speedy and permanent. Fhyucians n
emiueuoe, and profoundly acquainted with Tie
requirements ul the human frame, commend
HOsTETIEkS bIiiKlih a. the safest and
sWiiteat sumulAnt % the TecupeTatye enUTgoa
Of the systrm vet discovered, 10 restores the
appetite, gives fresh Nigor 10 che digestive
organs sends tho blood through the veins with
q more lively current. couects tendency %
depression OF spirits, and ms man Tor The
transaction u business with o cheerful heart
and ora active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have been devised f1r tho same object,
the BITTEItS do not act spaHnodleauy,
or with q temporary power the influence of
the remedy Is lasting, AID u patient Will
but give some attention % securing proper
exercise after the relief has been Afforded, Dee
need fear no return of the nhiicuou. Tho
debility natural % the enrronchmguta Of wears
upon the bodily Frame D. also nlleVihted hy
this great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the aged 90 pass their declining days inphyncd
ease; whereas they are now suffering nom cN-
trtmo weakness and nervousness, To this ycf-
trable class Of pcUpir, HOBPEpPER's
BITTHRB may be- commended or iuvnlu-
able. lhr pfopurtora OF tiia lnNgofAtof nave
iu addition, y deep qualification n assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that thoy viii find
he HITTE the bert P.d safest gf
restorative Very frw medicine, are sanc-
toned by phyacians as proper "a be- admins
tered during the pcnod Of nursing and tlaa
has obtained un universal preference.
sB- rn.o Who dsir 70 purchase this grra, remedy far
Dyspepsia ant Dthiiiiy should remember us pftrito
uus. VI o ST TT T. R'B CELEBRATED
BTOMyA Oh BIpTERB II D. pit up In auart
botus.. With tho name, DR. j. HosTErTER's
STOMACH nITTERB, blown Goa ihe bottle zui abs
STAMPED on the cap covering the oork with the autograph
q HosTETTEH SMITH on the Label Ticss thlErs
are important account " the numerous coantcrts
nov in tho market.
Ss- Prepared and sold by HOsTErTER
q BMrTII, ritleburRh, Pa, aud also nold by
all druGRiHtA, Erooera, and dealers generally
through bout tho United gtAtou, Canada. South
America. and Germany,
sHIlufJ a. BINGHAM. SO Jotr.Dury. ~ Iuurs
hoa. uHftuu. M~lhH fuTItH. h1rtHut General Art.th
&c tlr Arw England states.
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". q % y , D y q u
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

THF Do Ialnaau ArslsHTal n=siz Be- lslsisd iH ~
80 efit e1r.ils sis.,, II W. .siiisrtl "a sia.li
rstshlsliss az esaal pls.H fg.iasHiHi ssfs o. n
~ rlsnsilsH Az tpaHa zen nsf iats Aap ss r.a
1si5 pir.a. sss..ias ~ DOES iilrn. tt,a irrl l
iis ili a'sas * sss sl.i alfilsna .isi5rs 80 :
w a {ala;lgfg As,asFl 4 as,l, aasr, ssss9'sss,
li.ii ils 49,, 5 Y, '.-s ~ M E
~ sua AZ eile. aeaif1es "a slslh.ng slpr o. l.N.
lalsssis tna Normal ,sslse q pafsaei salfs.Hs ~
gfs IA sIliasatsf- sfid1 i-l.I ast,.i 800 esi5 is
els a "a. , s'sl, , .isiisl' s1h Pc at a,.'
fgpt hrfena ai tle'f uuF a. Huaa lslsg piattr thf
ir,s ar b A. haari ~ az Fal,s tlsi llidss als
n "lnsg 8,, w .,,t. N. 100 IN. . b
.1lmsa ssu tuIals a ihoaugl lsss 40 fsaulffa 10
as,raatnia ausl I iaast ss,iu.lgsly b. private boz
900. a. tssgaslrr eFss ieing ~ u.us asgsnee W.
s...s., 40 asl, isi,si,sas Fd,sls ,..s,s .ls t,,a
ils hss Fagdps be- 81 tssa eauaeeira siil Hms "
q issil 80 taa ysraas hAhp aaa ORCntsiRA iislru-
yI. i. .lia ss; . &C. .' s ,s 80. . ss
.nsfnesn % %, rat. s.g go "A lalf,l Z. ..lsl sll
fufnns ppli bfins pfrtfnt n adiluul hgsl.a 5000
pfssHl Ihs u sfyeH rssls
'rsF, uaapsung YIN hmgr .in b. Esrmles.l seai
'is'a ' sas, ' sR' 80 sss ~ g Nj ~ s
fal term ~ each rear. INHpla tHud uual Nafu tH
plrtru tlrf uu raurae of stllfl
LAST 90 FHtKEs
Plano Fous.ir honor Uai Modal y d. silver Medal.
90 hfuNtr hfdsI fth ~ uplIuta urFaH-lsl HHHHf.
e1ll hfdal N du nfrl Medal Aidl hfHrlr hrlsi tih
ullIia hIUElua lst hHuuf huil Modal ~ IH nIHrI
Medal. fi a1 hrUfr ngdal fii dl nlplms tiafuHHf-
hrdsl fitf 100 plpaHa
QUALIFICATIONS ron hEnhEHsHiF.
rupis 10 te sdmulri tH ihe slhri uusi pps.ss, sgd
uluraI rnafafftf iuf uusIEa atlIii aHH HHtt fii
ptlt aursurr o. the aas ad tTslat4ns go tlr sts.
Tuuiuh-fayapis iAyafianiy atuf brf.fs tbe middle
90 raE h Term.
rlapa f9fs, OrEsH o. anT Instrument thai msI b. prs-
frffrl NlHHH
hiuslus. indudng siudI u she yaira Ballad suEng,
aaTfr1 huhlt ald npffHflI aflrrliHna. 1000
IhufuuFl Has Naful4fF aHd tafl petition iufH
ur Normal tuufsr luuu fiHE aiI 800 aislFr. ulIU
Hoard lHl uuiuE uHUil uff UHnf Huu HHHNUE e. a tH
500 hrut " fapo 80 fuliis fgrizi lts s-i. usss
e. ID. CLAHKE p.t..,..t.
Nc q. % tlAhEE J '''''''F'F
30 JuhpspuU, Vt ,JauuaU O.. ihs5. "
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COUvISSIONERS' NOyICE.

VIZ bc Subscribers being appointed hf hr llUuHrn.
W Hif Probate court Cos the dlstft Caledonia commits
tIunsrs g. receive, examine aud saius s ,afus
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REMEMBER THE PLACE,
Road the Testimony.

. PEACHAM, Aug. 10Th, 1855
Or hiboUrRs SIN. / received a letter from
YOU few days since making some inquiries re-
'pccting my teeth, which YOU inserted for me a
,car ago or more. | win cndcavor 70 reply TO
your questions to the bcst OF my ability.
LIST, You ask how | like my teeth" 2dly,
what is the adaptation to the mouth--do they
set perfectly easy causing no irritation &c. 3diy
can you eat with them" and lastly lean YOU
speak as plainly with them as you could with
your natural teeth -
In answer / would say that It affords me pleas.
IRE To state that the teeth give good satisfaction
The adaptation 70 the mouth is good
could ask for. IL causes no irritation or uncasi-
ness whatever. can eat anything vi II them
which person ought TO eat with their natural
teeth and in regard. TO speaking can say that
perceive no difference in my speaking now and
when had my natural teeth. / have recon-
mcndcd your work very highly 90 my friends.
With much respect,
HANNAH STUART.
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
RI, H, EDDY, So icitor of PATENTS.

tLAto Agcntofthe u. Patent once. washington undS
-. 70 srArt ar, orrosrE RluT 81, rosros
an shlcn.Nc Btseuce of upwards of twenty ears
Great britain. France snd other foreign countries ca
lnEstJt Patents executed on liberal lcruis and with 40.
patch Researcher made into American Foreign work.
uonsand legal or other advice rendered In all matter
touehihg we same Copies Of TIE claims Of any Patent
This AgSncl Il OF only the larrrstin New Rn nt uu
through Il inventors have adyaut scouting patcus
otascettsiuiug the pat .hiilLs
- uIrig Aslfs6B superior 10 ~hlch rau O.,
pfuNr thai nnnrl hoAE SrClEaaErL riiE PArENr Or
rHooT OF AnvIstAsIs Asp ASiiIr he would add that h
has abundant r~ahn tobehcNe prove hstn nopu
once 9th" Kud are the charges Tor professional
moderate The Immense practice OF the subscriber
MATHEMATICIAN nd
patenu These behides hts extensive hbrary ofirga
the United states Europe render him able beyon
question 10 oieT for abtaln patents
tent and the usual great delay there here saved In
Neptors.
TestiBloRidls.
II regard Ir Eddy as Que Of the most capable and sue
eessul practitioners With whom have had official inter
CuAs. MASON" Commissions Of Patcnts
Il have no hesitation In assuring inventors that thcy
aud capable Ct putting their appcAuonsu FORM a.
secure or them an carry aud favorable consideration
EDMUND BURKE" Late Commissioner ofPsisnts
Mr. r. II Hddy a.sda for me TiIIRfEES apli.atlon,
all but ONEof which patents have been Ernned and
srcat ability part me 70 recommend
ainyenors 70 apply 70 him TO pressure their patents
JOHN TAGGGRr."
pheaiiont, sly TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of Witch
was decided IN hist % the CommssloneT Patents
80 Boston. january. 1859 iS-ly