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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22
ct. Nanl M9entt1r
Der
Continental 9li1ecnrans=@e
1eQlDQft,

Nr. Is, @aIzS trabe, Newzyorf.
8aar= capital == 100000.
De Nufmerfiamteit tes Yutlitums mirb 3u
Jol9enbem binseleitet:
Durd bic M1ecurau3 bieler @eleai9aft erbdlt
mani bic 0prtbeile einer vredislleiti9en M0eeu-
ran;" nit tem 3uldbliden Musen elmer burb GRO
6es unb 3uperla liees CAPITAL g~ebptenen @i9erbeit
- etn Vcrtbeil, wel9er bur9 9epGbnli9e vtpedIel-
leitise Teuer-@ erligerunes @eieQi9aften" ntdt
ifattf nbet. Die ait beclarirte Runeen temntenben
Dioibenoen fino fclseaoe:
Grie jdbrlide Nttbeitun3 an Yplice : Sntaber,
beetarirt am 8. Suli 1857 334 Vrreent.
3pette bp. 70. am 8. Suli 1853 SO
Dritte 20. Do. an: ii. Suli 1859 so
Netto> &0ete Der @eieui9oft:
SIM Suli 1856 $570,363 43.
Sm Snli 1857 G49,719 81.
SIM Suli 1858 Isl, 9O8 50.
SIN Suli 1859 3n crosse 905,681 81.
2iabilitdten 1854 81.
Die aGeeurirte yartei III burdaus feiner Qiatili-
tat Wertineli9tstt) u%nterpprfen unb erb1lt bod
biei, gcstbeile elmer 9rSBern unb b%iQiseren Cider
belt. -
Seeurttdt8 s Teuer : Serf1erunaSE
Gompaonie.
8iQisae unb 1@erae Mrt gu a0eeuriren.
8etbeilt9te Dealers) erbalten rs procent
be8 Nettpz @ewinne6.
Offce: 81 pine<@ trabe, Mem.gprf.
arz@apital = : > > 100000.
So1tpb @nlfer> prafbent.
1bos'W. 8trblalL 8ice=pra].
&. {. 9aybpd, @eeretair.
@trarb Geuer> ut1b marine : Mi5e.
curan3=G ompaenie.
philadelphia.
Sffce: AS @alnutzS traBe.
(Sm @ebauoe Der @buYlfiQ> Napisations< @p.)
Baarz@ CAPITAL : : : 100000.
MS 8les Gfuer=& i1ieps wtrten
an Il men.
Die Guafer @tabt Mfeeuran; &C.
ie4fwaft.
Vbilaotlpbia> ga.
Granfltn 8uiloin9, 4O8 @alnut~@ trabe.
Capital unb @urplus $324,3 51 ~.
0e9artertes Capital $50O,OOO.
gerIaert eesen gerlui ODER Beld1bieuna b,.rd
Jeuer unb bic @efabren CUR @ee, bel Snlam6l4if>
fabrt urb Transportation.
~ Deutl9e in Minnelpta> bic in
elmer Der obi9en @eleQl9afteu Yerli9ern
wouen, baben ft@ gu wenpen an ben
9aupta9enten
6. ~ @elS,
Sadlcnfrabe.
@idere M,sfunft ertbeilen:
Gul. Spbn g. Yrinee, y. 5eFermau,
@n1. 81. MarltaQ, @lYob 5mitb,
s. 8. @9urmeter, Wulc N 6. Mprrilou.
s. 9. @li@ter, Girma s. y. 5lihter u. 81.
.. 8eanpre, Tirn,a Gen1ple u. 8eaupre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22
limb ferner:
MeBelIuppe! Mebeliu ppe !

Da i@ gu BET @nlidt 9elanet bin, bag Is lest
3eit fein tSnnte, 100 Blutmurlt unb @auertraut
ai9t unebr fSrenb auf bic @elunbbeit tpirft, 10
babe i9 MIDI entldlo0en, am @amtae, ben 20.
ano Sonnta9, ben 80. Ottober, cine MeBel]uppe
bel boppelt belebtem Sr9eter 3u seben.
Wae Deutl9sn, tpfl9e tpi1en,
Mie bel gnte1t Bier unp Wein
&Sfli9 1dmeden Qedeti6en,
2ape i'd, ais @ale Elm.
8ou1rat 3u mir, III reinem 6au{t
ST fur Giele Naunn eebaut.
@amta8 49,, @pnntas 80. 8iebts 3um
@9nau1e
S@wtintfleii9 II. @auertraut!
8iQi9 IT naein Yre's flr'S Glen.
MQe @prten fril9e @urf
Werben GQenlan9 genp0en.
8pmmt: eft unb ItiQt ben Durf!
lleberfuB bat meme Ride,
Wurfte fir ein gauges Seer,
8raten, bereu @obleeri9e
&enner tperben lpben lebr.
1becbcr 9amm 1T pabsi bel9aftist,
Der aud 8riSer.e l1 nennt;
Was ct foGt III gut unb fraftiA,
@eine Runit 1T anertannt.
Irant unb @yeile mug pertinben
l1n1ern @eilt nit uulerm Qeib;
8eiceS 1T bel mir au iuceu,
l1nb au9 lulliser :3eitpertreib.
Settle Spfer bab' ib i'm 9taue,
unb mein Wetn 1T gut une rein,
Yeltes 8ier 9iebt'S, brum febrt MQe
8ei nit, eure,n Ireuube, ein.
Sc 81. s. Setter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

@tel5er=@puie.
Nbiltpp Stel;er, Gietntbamer.
ct. Yeter, Minn.
Dieies ueue @aibaus 1T fur tas ~reiienbe Yubli-
FUN jeBt erSTnet. Rofsdnser teirn Sag iperben
81 ben tiQis1en Yreilcn auf%seuumnlen. @ute
StaQuns unb Wa0er tets 5u baben.
Nu@ 1T bier pie @ta9ezSf7ee fit 1ra>
1erle oe5 Stpur, ct. 9eter unp Newz ulu,.
@ie it es 70 faSn 1T Gtelser's Saule Al 1ein,
@s it ba MQes 70 nett unb 10 fem. !
9.s Rans1ta9 1T !reuneli@; eit Speisn iine gut,
Wer etn Gal bel @tel;er sewe1en,
Der ptrb bas 5aus li@ srr Nuen erlelen.
Gin SGder.-
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@rtra &eriamm(un9
Oeutf@en 4efeperetmS.

Oeutfden Q~efeperetmS.
Die Mttslieber hes vDentiden seiesere'ns'
Hereen bierburd aufssfcrpert, ii9 bel her ant II.
Sttober ftattinpennen Grtra-0e lan,nnlun9 aapI'
reid 5u betbeilisen. @idtiee @esenFanee font =
men CUR @erbanbluns.
SIM 9luftrase:
Sc q. 0eue, Secretair.
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SEER &arl 9feiffer

BON @robeerau, pter Dieieniseu, bic et,pas
attr reden itsisen aufentbalt anauseben mifen,
fnb bitrmit bsfi4f sriu9t, nabert Radst@ka
an. etn latsr3ei@nettu aslansea suIaFa.
2O ~ =. Oe04
sIlt12 psdp6dttr.0ffn, Bsr s67,
4b Cincinnati. 8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

@ueintses eeuti&ts @bplelale = @ei$df
@Q(Qnterte< u. &ur3mQaren.
Gtatlirt 1885,
&arl gersbp. A& Ab. &ublins.
3er8bp, @ub1in8 S g.,
Smporteure BON beutl9en, frau3Sl,deu uub eng
lii@en @alanterie- unb &ur3paartn, muitaji.
" 5den Suerumenten. @pielpaaren unh 8.
@olwaartn, ~
III, SIb=@ a0erfraBe Ode Dearborn,
Srtppe bod,
Gbieag>r, SlI.
@ir baden ftts Eager BON ~beppelten uut eiu-
fa1en @epebrtn, Sa9b< 1tenjlien, Slid unb
Ta1@enmeGtrn aus ben befen enslii4en 6abriftu,
@@eertn, !33inbbit&en, 8duau1fn, BarRen, @pie-
gel unb @piegelglae. @robf6 ARsrhu1ent in
Spislla@tn. Bleififttu, 9ftifeu, BttsHnet, @ui-
tarren, &eeprbepn6, Tl6ttn, 8iplin- unb @uitar-
ren-@ aiten, Rcrbmaaren, @suenpaaren, als
prlene 8eintleiner, Sadeu unb @oden &c. &c.
unfere GGir,na if bas ein3ise @bclejale. baus
IN hieien Artiteln am bieieen Ylab unb bur&
ansaebebMte 8erbinbun9tn in Deutldlaub, Gna.
Lamb nnb 1Gransrii9 lub mir int Stanbe, bieielbtn
8ortttile 3u bieten, mie 3ep-gurt 5Gu@er.
gerBbp, SMILING u. g.,
III, Glib @adtraRr., Ode pom Dearborn.
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.@tabt> q n3ei9en.
Observation-Disclosures

S|lUbtll@VTUHIUVB
Gs trirh ann,it alien Sntsre6tnten fune unt su
ip'1en sen,ad5t, ta6 sun @runteisentbun,ert lit
Der britten Marb cine 9~,etitirn bur6 ben 5tatt-
@lert recrrb;rt nurte, fir @rETuuua Ter 10.
Strabe, sen Der Hiee- bis aur @abalba,pNra6e.
Der @taetratb tuirp hem;ufolse Gitnfaa, her
8. Merennber ;. S., i'm &atbssimmer flint Gcnn-
r1ttdre erntnren, uni bic Gprtbeile unb Ma&tbeile
III ben YramiNtn gu erpdsen, in l1etereinlin,-
r1ur9 NIT Der prcsilcn pes Statt- @bartera.
SIM Muftraee bea Stabtratbes:
S. 9. 0obee, Staetl9reiter.
ct. Yaul, 5. Sft. 1859. 64b67
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~..' -: 9enti6e 8amf, -%}:'4
ct. paul .,... b. Minnelota.
@elb. 8risfe, peer Ma4ri@tsn liesen sor fiji
SIR. SO, Spltpb Bud;
y IS, s. 5e9t;
y -76, Sch. Matber.,
y 80, Otto 8irenbaeen; ). ~ l., ",,.3.
y 1O8, 2lntpn Greu,bgen. - '"2,
y 1870, Sobanu &fart. },' ...~.":'''
y 124, Mueuit &6le. .@">45+'' = - -.
y 1923, Gran3' Mlpis 8ertpNa.! ~ ~ -,
131, pbilipp 3tnt. ..I'"-. 'ir:.7'
2b1.1O '" s. u. g. @iIIiN4.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

Mtnterz Nputc - pom IS. Mpril
-. a. ~ bis is. Nopember. "'c III
gpn ct. paul mad ga GrpHe,
S!a 2att!nes, Nee @ina. Gate &ity, @abaltap
Msees, gt,nntista Ine 9Sinona ; 3pei @al tag
lid um 4 lbr q. ". NIB IL ubr 81. D..
@rtracW a9en '"
eeben mad -ir9enb eine'n Ebeil' BIS 1Qanbes fir
VerSnieunss- nnb anbsre Gabrten ~ jeter !3tit,
tuenn Derlan9t.
Mabere Aushanft ertbeilt man IN Der General.
Office, an Der Oritten @traBe, nabe benz uMmtri-
can pouie". pber in ter Office Der MurbrpealiGen
Grpreb- &empasnie. Il -. ~. =
ct. YauL Mu9uit 1859.
VT. ',"''"' S. 6. Burbant u. &c.,
.'a..5....54 - Manaser.
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Bur belpn6ern 8eQ9tun9 !
@ieber aufeef@oben 1T bod ni@t

Meinen 6reunben unp Betannten bic ereeben1e
Ma4ridt, eaB bas AM leBten @pnntae bur@ ben
Wettern1adtr total psrre9nste Concert am @onn-
tag. ben %. B. Mts., tattfnbet> pp5u ~er9ebent
eiulahet
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9emtfdbe &~et9b<et9ee
...- pom &
Ban $amr,,
Saint Yaut, @inneiuta, neter ber wef-Dffee,
pffen npn a@t ubr g Ut 4, IT,
tags bis a&t ubr Abe nbs.,$>
8epin9un8e1: 49,. sz7,-..s
Muf einem Mcnat so Gents, fir 3wei BGanbe per
@p9e, auf einen Sag 3 Gents, fiji, einen, Banb.
@er Elm 8u1 p%erltert, bel9dpigt. pper
ber &upfer beraubt> bat. ben Qapenpreis
bafir au 3ablen. j." ~. 4 i
@inlaB: Gin Dpllar. r.+. r." -.
8mtb= n. muffalien:&anbtun
neben per pof>~ : 2Ts
Saint paul, Minntfsta,
entbalt rim reibeS Eager enslii4er,' frau3SGl9er
unb beuti9er Bidder; @9reibraaterialien, Iape>
ten, muitalil@e 9nftrnmente,
Stalfenii4e, Grans1fi9e unp Deuti4e
.J44af4TIy Gotten ,c. 2c.,5 cfuI9JJI1
Yianps, ppn 9tobart unt Mprris BON Re.p.g crt.
fprtw&brenb an ipant.
@Qe Mrten pom muiitalii@en SnRrun1enter
,perben biQis, i@neQ unb eat ~reparirt.
Bidder, Muitalien &C., tidt an 9aub, tSnneu
in tur3eiter !3eit becrbert tperben. ~4u.s4a.9 H4-g
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22
Seeuritdts s Teuer : @erf@erunasz
GpmpaQnte.
@trarb Geuer> unb marine Mfe.
euran3=G ompaenie.
Ybilabelpbia.

Sftce: AIS @alnutzS traBe.
CSm @ebauee Der @buYlfiq, Napisations< Co.,
Baarz@ capital : 100000.
BS 8les Gfuer< &i5ieps wtrten
an II . NJ III II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-05
CHESTER ACADEMY, CHESTER, VT

The Spring Term Of this Institution will commence on
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY - Summer Term MAY %;
ard Fall Term AUGUST 81 Isso
ALFRED LAWS, A. b., PRINCIPAL;
Miss sUsANNAII y. sARGEANT, Preceptrcss;
Miss MARIA G. BALC, Teacher OF French Botany, &c;
Miss MARY L. ONION, Teacher Of Music.
TUITION The same Ns 4 tn, last two terms.
Two Of Study have been adopted either Of which
those who wish, complete and passing satisfactory
examinations graduate with diploma The Scientific will
embrace liberal in the Natural and Moral Sciences
and Mathematics. The Classical will include thorough fit
ting for our best Colleges
APPARATUS. The Laboratory is furnished with valua
bic Philosophical Apparatus which Is to be odatey ill.,
creased by recent liberal contributions Of the Trustees
Patrons.
LECTURES course Of Lectures will he given upon
REV. C. d. JEFFERDS.
Also, course upon ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by
A. b. BURTON, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
and by the Principal, upon Gil EMISTRY, NATURAL PHI
LosoPnY, and TEACHING.
BOARD. A large and convenient Boarding House has
been purchased and is being newly furnished expressly
school bOarders MIR. Davenport the Proprietor, will spare
pains render entire satisfaction Board can olso
obtained in private families reasonable Ample
cilities afforded for seli-boarding
This school enjoys Of the finest locations In Vermont
and under the present efficient board teachers Trus
tees confident Of its complete success.
For further information address WIN. ROUNDS, Esq,
Chairman Of EI- COminittee.
5. II. LEONARD, Secretary.
Chester, VT, Jan. 21th 1850. Avs
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition hut a and
safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruction, from
any whatever and although powerful remedy they
conain nothing hurtfu to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' it Is peculiarly suited. 1t will,
IN short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
"A THESE PILLS HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN WHERE THE
DIRECTIONS THE 2SD PAMPHLET on
HeRvED
For full particulars get pamphlet, free Of the agent
N ID. 81 and postage stamps enclosed any author
he'd agent will insure bottle containing SO pills by
Ifurn mail.
v For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, and n. THORN, Brat
eboro, w. an by Druggists in town In the United
States j. NJ Henry, Waterbury, w. wholesale agent for
ithe State. 1y-34
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Mothers, MOthcrs! Mothcry!

Don't fail to procure Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup for
children Teething. 1t has equal earth 1t greatly
facilitates the of teethng, by soenng the gums
ducing all niammaton-will alay all pain, and is to
Regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers will give
rest to yourselves, and relief aud health your infant
Perfectly safe in all
This valuable preparation the prescription Of Of the
most experienced and sku female Physicians in New Eng
land and has been used with neverfng in millions
of
We believe it the best and surest remedy in the world in
all cases of Dysenery and Diarrhna in children whether
arises from teeting any other
II life aud health he estimated by dollars and cents, II
is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles sold every year United States
1t is an cid and well tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS BOTTLE
W None genuine unless the -simle Of CURTIS PER-
KINS, New York, is the outside wrapper Office No. Is
& Cedar st., New York.
p Sold by Druggists Throughout the world
n. j. NJ HENRY SONS, Waterbury, VT, General Agents
for Vermont and Canada East. 1y2J
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-05
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BuChan'S Hungarian BalSam of Life,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION!
Great Cure Of Nervous Consumption!

Great Cure of Nervous Consumption!
patient raised from the bed Of death, by Hungarian
Dalsam.
Il WARREN, Ne, Oct II, 1915.
81 To Dr. ID. I. BRADLEE-Dear SRI feel sincere pleasure
for the opportunity offered appreciation
of the hungarian Balsam. think with the blessing Of
kind Providence my life to this nestnale medicine
u have been for three years afflicted with atroy
Or nervous Consumption, attended with all its horrors.
ployed several different Physicians but they could
nothing to reach and constantly grew WORSE and
1T last confined to bed, with inflammation my
somach lungs and liver, and papitation Of the
heart and the distressed beating would or
three hours and often times violent shake my bed
Tor and neighbors said the friend accidentally sent
70 my family advertisement Of Buchans Hungarian
sam They procured bottle and with reluctance
at first commenced taking it. The first dose
diate relief and in few days could sit up fifteen minutes
and continued to gain until had taken thirteen bottles
now enjoy better health, although somewhat advanced
years than for several years past My Physician frankly
serts that 1t was the Hungarian Balsam that cured
Yours, respectfully, LUCE c. CUsHMAN.
Certhcate Of the Apothecary who furnished the Hungarian
& Basam to this Patient.
This may certify that acquainted with Mrs Luce c.
Cushman, and witness of the effects Hungarian
very and dangerous onei considered
very remarkable by all who know her She confined
ner bed had watchers at night and
put few days, when she commenced taking Rasam.
ehe Is now in better health than she has been
The Hungarian Balsam held IN the highest possible esa-
hon in this country uRRIs 5. ANDREWS, Apothecary
I II Sole Proprietor, DAVID y. BRADLEE, WATERFOWL
druggists and dealers in every In the United States and
British Provinces. Inns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-05

The PAIN KILLER,-Rev. T. Allen writing from Tayoy.
Burmah Jan 6th 1851 says within the past our wears
nave used and disposed of above five hundred bottles bat
AN now out Please send me fresh supply Through the
sson ooms AS soon you can, say hundred bottles
dae no. oe without myself and there endless calls
Tor H. Doth by burmans and Karecs always take II with
me INTO inc Juhges aud have frequent 10 use IT,
10Th on myself and Others One night when sleeping in an
open Zayate, was awoke by excncating main In INV
loot On my examination, found had been bitten by
Centpede l Immediately applied the Pain Killer. and
asleep" W was "Bah
Rev Mr.. Hubbard, writing from Burmah to his father
says l have used Perry Davis Pain Killer for coughs
summer complaints burns, and for the sting OF scor
pons with uniform We always keen n wbera va
can put our hand on il In the dark, II need be-
oy drlggs groeers and medicine dealers generally
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS
Boston Produce Mnrnc.-wspsrsDAr, Feb. q

Boston Produce Markct-wEDSEsDAY, Feb 2.
FOURA speculative demand for Flour the past week has
to considerable advance In prices and the sales " the week
have been quite large The purchases have been chiefly
Western account. The sales " brands Western
have been at IS 25 80 80; fancy brands IS Go IS So;
common extras SO % So and family and superior brands
at So 81 so per Dbl including Gcnesee Ohio and Mc-
gan. St. Louis Flour has been selling at 81 IS 30 per Dbl
for family and superior brands Canada Flour firm at
s. so So for fancy SO % 80 so for common extra, and
STA 81 90 for family and superior brands In Corn, meal
moderate safes at 81 a 90 per bb In Rye Flour sales at
81 rs a 81 T5 per Dbl, for common and extras.
GRAlN-Thc demand for Corn the past week has been
rather dull and prices hove cased of, although for day
the feeling has been rmer The sales Of Southern yellow
have been ut IS 00c and white ut 81 Ssc bush Oats
have Declined with sales Of Northern and Canada ut 6l 62c
firm at &c and Prince Edward Island at Coo per bushe
Rye has been sold at S5c and held at 90c White beans
are quite firm and the tendency upward with sales at bc TOT
common 81 20 81 80 for blue pod; and 81 so 81 81 TOT
extra pea and Caraa Pcnsayc been sold Mt 81 on
per ushe Barley dull, and prices nominaly 80 o0C
per hu.hcl.
PROFESSIONALISM il firm, but has been quiet Sales o
prime ut $li S15 $40 sos and clear at 81
S22 Dbl cash and Beef Is dull anil prices range
from IS so $l2 80 fr Eastern and Western mess cash and
Amos. Lard quite firm and sales extent here and
to arrive, 12 13c per Dbl cash and mostly at
cash; and in kegs at 10 I3jc per ID cash and mos
change Sales Of good choice New York and Yer
at % 25c lots at 25c AMI common Mt IL a2lc
Cheese is selling Mt 10ic per ID for common and prime
Dressed Hogs in fair demand with sales Of Ste per Il
for large and small
Nav YORK, Fob 2-II0Ps.-Iops quiet but very irr
nj 10 lsc, for good prime 1853 Old dull.
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rTo MILLwRIGHTs, MANUFACTURERS
OWNERS OF WATER PRIVILEGES.


The undersigned will about the LIST Feb have WATER
WHEEL Qatcy patented by JoBS H. fARcnLD Of this sate
In operation in Londonderry West River to which they
would call your candid attention. Among other advantages
Of the Wheel claim,
1s We obtain the entire weight Of the water 1t being sus
pended to the wheels In alright tube reaching from the
bottom OF the wheebox TO and into the water bc0wthus
not only using the water from surface to surface but
morethe water continuing to act on the wheel 50 long II
has downward motion which Is considerable below
the suraceas water falling dam goes lower than the
surface OF the water into which II falls.
~ The Wheel is not at all liable TO obstruction from leaves
saw-dust OF sticks.
3D. so arranged that there 10 no weight Of water on
The journals The water acting in line with the shacn
teng ut both ends, forming equilibrium Of pressure.
4h, IL placed inside the umc the surface OF the
water, consequently occupies space outside AMI s easily
accessible and being under affected by frost
9th, II is very durable being made Of Iron, AMI he af
foricd at low price II be put in any place and
attached to sawmills grsms and machinery Of all Kinds
with much less than other wheel The velocity
such that the expense Of gearing up is avoided for nearly
all purposes
9th, IL be constructed 10 perform number Of
revolutions under 5000 per minute
The shall have In Londonderry will revove about
100 times per minute. II will be Is inch wheel SHAFT
the headS eettwenty -four horse using 16l inches
OF water.
We well aware the above full much scien-
thc having knowledge Of what the best constructed
water wheels have hitherto DONE will to believe But all
we ask is-udn aud see.
We shall put in operation in the south part Of the
County Braeboro, opportunity Of
frs and should be glad hear from any In Of
wheel In that section.
We have in operation in our shop whc
fer to with satisfaction
Notice will be given through the PhUnir Of the time
get the wheel ut Londonderry in operation.
GROVER HARRINGTON,
Iron Founders and Machinists,
BrSSlsGroS, vi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-05
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsum, for Coughs
Colds and Consumption.

Tried and Approved by unprecedented sale OF Thirty
Years standing
In chdt estimation is he,d BY Physicdns-JonS A.
BERRY, NJ. D saco Me- says'"Durnga practice Of centy
years have used all the popular remedies for Coughs
and well satisfied that your PegetGbie Pulmonary Bal
is best, and hope will be better known and
generally used."
Messrs. ALLEN Co., Druggists, Cincinnati Ohio write
"Those who have used the Pegetdbie Pulmonary
BdSdm uniformly speak Of it valuable family medicine,
the quantity sold, hsandng the numerous
other preparations used for similar COMPLAINTS
slider it, first on the list"
Enquire for the article by its
"VEGETABE PULMONARY BALSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER CO.. Druggists, 30
1ndiast Boston, Mass, and sold by Apothccares and
Country Merchants generally Price, large size, 81; small
size, so cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-05
DIIA'rHS.

In this town at his residence, Jan. 25th, MIR. GEORGE
SARGENT, aged g. Mr. Sargent Of the prominent
inhabitants Of his part Of the lie has been for many
esteemed member Of the COngr gatona Church,
upright in business trusted and respected a neighbour be-
loved as husband and father, reliable friend and
seor his departure leaves large place vacant many
lament his sudden removal.
At Hicks Mills, DcKalb Co.. H.. Jan. 3d. II consumption,
ANN N, wife Of Dr. William G. Harris, aged 81 years.
In Wilmington, Dec oath, GEORGE j. only child Of Geo.
d. and Marthaete A. Hall, aged year and months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-05
The Oxygcnntcd Bittcrs.

For the Of DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION, Lirer Com
plant, Asthma, COsseness Loss of Ppetite Fever and
Ague, Heart Burn Water Brash, Acidity Sea Sickness
Scarry, Nausea, Headache Ennui, and General Debility
any disease having Its origin in imperfect DIGESTION
~ These Biers all classes fellow citizens including
Members Of Congress- lawyers Physicians Clegymen
ers Farmers and others testify the only
sovereign for the immediate relief permanent
Of the many cruel complaints which in phase
other Of Dyspepsia afIlict
These Bhters discovered by Dr. GEORGE b. GREEN
and in their formula differ entirely from that any other pre-
paraton of medicine Containing alcohono poison-no
noxous drug,in their nature tonic not stimulating
Ing their virtues in cme they combination and
form indeed" Of Medicine which knows rival
ang disease and restoring the system its pristine ygor
md health No matter Of how long standing however
duced chronic in its character the dseae may
ter that it has baled the skill of the physician resisted
the efforts Of Medicine single trial Of these Bers sat
m the sufferer that his disease to the proper
sremedy.
In testimony of the many effected by this Remedy
reference is had to the written certificates distinguished
individuals known all over the land
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICE S

Nv.;c,I so;ree. Mr.. CHI. sCnUsTER with his pu-
pills and the assistance OF the BRATTLEBoRo QUADRILLE
BAND will give Musical soee Of Vocal and instrumental
Music at the Town Hail. wednesday evening, feo' TO-
oyerturcs will be played pianos performance never
before attempted in public in this place
Amer the Concert there will be Social Dance; music by
The full Band.