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TRICKERY AND HUMBUG.-we


Mr. Bsow has commenced his system of putting here,
der gull such the natives green enough be taken in by
him. In spite OF the impos:n but smile witnessing
the COOL econfdent and mpudenoe with which the Cha
tan commences operations.
He selects conspicuous situation the city, where
buiy aranges his specimens ofimproveBent in writing
h ured for the purpose. He calls worthy Mayor
and haadozen other distinguished citizens with much
propey the street beggar knocks door for
aims To these gentlemen he exhibits dvere specimens of his
improvements prepared for the occasion with India
ink and deal of aborou application On taking leave he
begs refer his exceency his honor
be. The gentlemen have WRITE and
nothing his ability objec-
allow Mr. Brow say he rr.rs them-reseving
the right inform applicants that although the
has taken the liberty using their Names they truth know nsh
Ofhs indifferent knowing that
of twenty inquiry will be made Of them god
gulabe public being sufficiently satisfied with this parade the
Of eminent and worthy cit With unbuhng
and degree sf mpudence leled amusing the pro-
appended certificate, in which he with cunning pever
sie Mr. Bristow permitted TO REFER for the truth ofhis SYSTEM
then. abrlsnt commencement, and he bbe
wheede the easily he does his geodnslu
unmade Now, does the Mayor the Collector Of the
other respectable that made holster this
Of humsuggey ard imposition believe that Mr. Brsow do
what he prses TO dor Do they believe that by moderate
pcaon tie of pupils of IL 60 Of Mr. Brstow
mpat lessons, of hour eac neat rapid STYLE
bold edous and commercial Or do they believe that
merchants and be finished in days That
who have written Taught TO write elegant han!
'i, Is lessons -"
They, course believe thing nor do we think ey
have authorized Mr. Brow say they do, and yet such Is
the impression which his and plausible advertisements
there he question: but those gentlemen whose
otto palm this trick upon the public emseses and
made unworthy Of We have in city, probably fifteen
twenty teachers who superior TO this pompous
aside any foreign advenurer II ever sed
Regat street. played the obequous ycophant the Duke
Of Duekes Besides which we have public journalists duty
perform 10 the public which shall net shrink Pha.
Saturday Courier, Nov 4 jan l9-lr
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JEFFERSON INsgRANCE COMPANY,j

An election for Directors will take place The Office of the Com
pany. nday the l day of February Poll open from
IL O'Clock A. NJ. until T. Al.
Transfer Books closed from until I'd of February.
WILLIAM s. TH0RNE. Secretary.
Nav York Jan. IS, 1886. jan l9-dtF2
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MIR. BRISTOVN'S SYSTEMATIC WRITING

NI Rs BRIS TOW 5 SYSTEMATIC WKl1ING
1vl and snort Hand Academy again reopened at his old
tbshmen No IT'S Broadway near Courtlandt reet.A life
times exch nged for twelve hours practical The loyal
system writing letters bills ORDERS
sales accounts encrons and the finished journal entry taught
capacity both old and however bad
the writing be- Twelve Lessons Of hour
each, By Mr. Brow OF London, writing and teacher of
short hand Academy No Us Broadway New York. Mr. Brstow
respectfully the public oNew York that he has just
returned from successful visit 10 Philadelphia and has
opened in the building where he ready mpa II
short and lessons the ladies' neat and fashionable hand
truly elegant delicate and the only approved for the
Album, complimentary and invitation cards and gentlemen,
beautiful bold free expeditions, and trade mankt style Of writing
&c. &c.
Terms moderate Gentlemen's classes msrnng, afternoon
and evening Ladies write They
daily a IL O'clock jan l9H
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DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING is taught
~ Fosters Commercial School, 1873 Broadway upon the
modern and approved principles The hours Of instruction
The learners convenHcsthere being classes The plan
instruction plain practical and comprehensive During
the the pupil will and balance complete
Of books, and Be qualified peorm the duties Of
in the extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
IN PENMANSHIP, morning, afternoon, and evening" Terms
moderate Apply 1873 Broadway (over Mr. MilIau's Druggist
Store)
From the Boston Gazette.]
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING-The manner in which
this art taught but mperec idea Of the practice
Of merchants; and when gets for the first time,
counting he finds simde between what he
and has been taught than really exists between the
der Of theatre and Asddins lamp The great difference be-
theory and Irncebeween the study Of an ant and APP
think MIR Fosters paby connecting systematic
actual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS advantages worthy the consde
ration Of all wis wish acquire the form aid modes of business
a Thorough and efectIal
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the counting House, and
kill penman qualify him, in peculiar for the duties
Of his profess jan Eff
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M L6KACHL0US PRESERVATION IN TIVE
OhEA FlkE-Founs among Iuins Of the Merchan'
uen DANIEL Collins Commission merchant 155 street his
dated JAM H. 1885 three years. payable
20 ea ioT nnedsely, he will again have for sale at
me new Exchange New street. uay ls n b. The note
Is no worse now than II three years ago.
JEST MICH. C. BARRY 2c4 Cherry st.
| EECHES, LEECHES-A lot of large healthy Ass,e
IL Leeches. for sale by the hundred or thousand at
- HOPPER PHARMACY
Jan Sin No 964 Broadway corner Of Franklin st.
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HAY.-iOOo bales Hay for sale BY WM p WRIGHT
dec l4-tf ~ " >' 'uee''-
RkAMDRETH'S PILLS.-DR. VIM BRANI
ne II me dlcoverer OF these Pills. opinion thst The,
was only ONE DISEASE iuprity blood which Inv i,
Pedng e circulation brought Inflammation
me organ or part where settled, and was he Of III
truth Of this simple thefy that he spent thirty wears in
mems and iaborous research the medicinal virtues Of t M,
nerou plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object helm,
70 eomPese medicine which should purify ard produce,
spcihc aoion removal IF The hunors the blood y he
stomach and bowels, by the Continuation of the use If ,h
state of purify. - 80 ~ "'''o assume
Many other medicines advertised having preper,;c.
10 thee t the proprietor of these Pills in dis country Sb
grandson OF the dcoyerer would those who think Is
s and who have made such medicine. To
give uEsE FILLS trial They will once he salisfed a.
me renee OF that medicine which been 81 xes,s 49, ~
mngin public and has gained sale there of
notice by advertisement before their properties can be fully Ins
ny Inc di,coyere themselves Captains of ships and mer
and answer well for exportaiisn wa ~ M '
D. once Is lS7 Hudson, opposite Broome street. New York
nes Dr be Consulted Nonday
-oys. dec 22-2m-nt
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T1HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING UNFOR-

On GROCE GENUINE HARLAEM OIL.-Warranted ee
~ Haaem Oil offered for sale wholesale and RETAIL
by DR.. LEWIS FEUChTwANGER.S 77 Broadway. sct &c
QOARDING.-Three four gentlemen can be acoummo-
Pearl street. dee 0-tfn
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T0CLEERKs M MANI OF ssiIUAII9Ns

"A System Of Teaching Business Writing Double
Entry Book Keeping both al the time has and
study aud trial all the systems ofne
lessons OF the best professors and from experience teach
has produced very short easy but thorough System far supa
sing all Others. Those who learn this system always get imed-
atey the best situations For the last eight years pr-
pa merchants Of New York have given their decided preference
to The pupils of PROFESSOR COWARD. -IF'--7
Names entered 10 till II ia Broadway till 52 Bswe
~ Terms with Diploma, for both branches, $50 private
SIS IN cassor branch SIS private S10in class.
B. Professor G. bets slo0 he will any quick
sness Whiting, in teaching the with Book Keeping
jan l3-Iw*
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a AMIDON,S CELEBRATED SHORT
AND MEDIUM MAPPED BEAVER HhTS Al lie

90 low price of S. they cry quality requisite in the
most costly Hat being made fine fur body instead of wool
The hne knappthey retain their colour shape elasticity
and finish, in all westhes and cmaequalie these on
wool bodies and made in The ordinary way possess.
Sales Rooms, corner OF Wall and Nsssau
$ The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest perfect
don price 81 oct 2O-sm
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THE Old GALEN's HEAD. u p,

L 'uT OLD Oh ZEN 5. HEAD, + Tex Slp-Dr.
EVANS superior method Of curing certain disease is uni
versaly acknowed dis city, Also Glee Structures. Fu-
las and all diseases arising from the impurities boed The
medicines mild safe expeditions, and regularly improve the
strength his carcs reasonable and the warranted
feet without confinement hndrance from bes-recsa and
cal ed in few days without particle of Mercury
Sasgers possibly experience difficulty choice
Dr. T. respectfully soioiis CALL which will enable
else their own ndemen-h: experience in extensive Hospitals
America for years confident ee bin 10 give DER
feet satisfaction al those who favor him with their confidence
aue3I
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DOY WANTED, OVER SIXTEEN YEARS of age
ID This will be good and stu son for honest and
industrious boy. Enquire ct 50 Cliff Greet jan 1851
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<-1NET AND BUR- GOODS STORE, No.l96
w Chatham Square, has been opened exclusively for the
sale Go partially damaged in the ship Eagle and 9. the late
fire. $685. ..l..I ..f..-trlH. jan l5-u
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III A6.-iooo bales Hay, for sale by VIM. p WRIGHT
dec l4f ~ ~'e' 'ueet-
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ITO BE DISPOSED OF, A REFRACTORY
situated Of the greatest hsroughe and eligible
for carrying business any Address TMM
At ths ONCE York Lsneh Broadway and Coulsnd
street jan ltu
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r ECTURESONTH EANATOMY AND ME
IL CHANISM OF THE HUMAN FRAME, PHYSIO

LOGY, &c. by Dr. Barber in the Lecture Room Of the Female
Institute, Crosby On Wednesday, JAN 90 DR.. Barber will
deliver Lecture the Anatomy and Mechanism Of the Head
and Spinal Column, illustrated and explained BY the Human Ske
Teton The lecture will embrace the different layers of bones
in the skuit arched form combining security and Strengths
various connected with the extension of fractures Of This
orsan-e peculiar adaptation Of parts-s resemblance 10 the
Architectural dome &C. The spine will undergo the expla
nao and the of its distortion will be examined The lee
Monday will be followed by lecture the Che and
upper exremieon the lower extremeson the circulation
Of blood illustrated by ansparencies-on Respiration
tonand the Anatomy nd Mechanism of the Eye Admttance
each lecture i for the course 81 The above lectures
have been delivered to large classes of ladies and gnemen in
sister city Doors open O'clock and the lecture
precisely at half past O'Clock. jan 1856
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DURNS ANNIVERSARY, will be celebrated
ID Monday evening" JAM 25t Roy House
Greenwich and Leroy Tickets had Of Mr. Charles
Cunningham at the BAR Early application the
tickets a limited.
ALEXANDER CAMERON, President.
JAMES ARTHUR, Firss Vice Pfesident.
ROBT. COCHRANE, Second Vice President
THOMAS H. CHALMERS Secretary
ian Is-a24Sts 2
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1.-THE MERC AND
dec 25-n
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IL SKETCHES OF INFIDEL1TY, No. l&2
just published giving Of the rise and progress Of nhdel
Atheism Abolition and Anal in New Yorknov
set foot by Miss Franc Wright Robert Dale Owen and Bep
min H. Day. editor and proprietor of tia SUM- all ln6des and
Atheists In The years 1881 s. and s. For sale at the Herald
Office No 1874 Nassau street. where the other numbers will be
ian 5-tf
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ELIZABETH
TOWN, AT AUCTION.-FRANKLIN L JENKINS
will sell auction Tuesday, January l9 sales roo
Is Broad
AZ valuable building lets situate in Ezabethown, on Chiffon
Clifton and Cherry streets.
These lots located the elevated land in Elizabeth
town. and require gadng and being of large size adapted
Tor either private manufactures They
yards um the depot the New Rail Trsspor.
aten Company from whence arrive in New York
IN ~ minutes Ten lots situate Cherry Chiffon
street, and 81 on Clifton street
Maps OF the property be had Of the aaconeer few days
previous 10 the sale.
The terms will be liberal. Farther particulars sale
jan 7dts llSI
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1sTB POsT GEE 0FCElC cEs IS, 81, ME In

THE CONFLAGRATION.-F sale al the Herald
Oioe 48 Nassau EXTRAS, containing beautiful wood
Exchange "a Ruins. Map Of the Burnt District
with lively and graphic descriptions Of the PRICE ONLY
ONE CENT PER COPY.
Also splendid Steel Engraving of the Interior Of The Mer
chants Exchange with letter description Of the building and
The buing-pubished the Herald Office lf8 Nassau street.
Price IL each by retail. dec 25-tf
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Ss ,e-tcs - "iSs tiols -, Az
Union Bank, 10,
Phoenix Bank, l2n.
Del. 4 Hud., SIT, u. 8,
Dry Dock Bank, lSi, s.,
National Bank, ia,
Leather Man. Blk, l12,
Commer. Bank, log,
Morris Canal, 81, 81, 5,
Am. rr. Co., (Balt.) LOG,
N. o. Canal, io2, OH,
Ohio l. L T., us, l2i,
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DIED.
On the 10th inst. Mrs. Aan Maria wife Of Mr.. Daniel French
aged 20 years.
On the l7h Marin Geraud lie Brun, aged IA years.
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" WANTED IMMEDlATELY-FoT Boys
years good habits and character,
the Herald subscribers. Good will be GWEN
Apov Anthony street. first floor. ian 8-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

whether any abuses OF malprac,iccs have existed
in their Infringement. and TO send for persons and
papers, 10 examine witnesses on oath, aud TO APP
pom, Clerk to record these proceedings.
Mr.. Thomas Of Nd. remarked. in support Of bis
melton that several Banks ia the Disirio, stopped
payment 10 1894 that his constituents lost a
large sum, no, less than 900 dollars, by the
depreciation Of the District paper, and that Con
rross was about TO create insolyeni institutions.
Amer a long debate the fire, motion was refused
by vote Of IS TO ll3. The other motion was
gcd by striking on, the word JOINT, aud Mr..
Bouldln moved TO strike out the part of II which
requires the reference Of similar petitions TO the
same committee. Before the question was taken,
the House adjourned
No business of consequence was transacted IN
either House Of Congress on Thursday. In the
House Of Representatives. Messrs. Claiborne and
Dickson, members from Mississippi, appeared were
qualified, and took their seats. The resolution of
Mr.. Thomas, relative TO the Banks IN the District,
of Columbia, was taken up, bot no definite quos-
ton taken thereon. Both Houses adjourned
over TO Monday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
n. YORK FIRE ITEMS

About 1900 packages Of Manchester Prinl
goods were alone destroyed in Exchange Place com
monty called Calico Row. OF linens, also. a larp,
quantity have been destroyed.
Stephen Whitney has lost $500 900 in house.
and real estate. John suydam probably $500 OOO
in stores and insurance stocks. Out of $500 900 in
Insurance stocks, Doet Hosaek who died yesterday
only saved $4,000.
About 10 crockefy stores were completely des-
troyed, and also 0 or 10 hardware.
Probably about 1000 boxes Of sugar of all kinds
have been destroyed, and at least 10000 bags Of
Cohee' On the old slip there was piled up at least
5000 bags.
Aa extraordinary number Of law suits will
PROBABLY grow out Of the calamity. Many OF
the stores were leased for years. BY decision
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35.

10 hereby enacted by The General f'sembly Of
tie State ef prrmonf, That if any person from
and after the passing OF this act, shall take kill,
or destroy. by seine, g-net, scoop.ne', drag net,
snare. spear, or in any other manner excep; by the
ordinary manner Of fishing by hook and line, any
piekerc or trout, in any Of the waters IN the town
Of Whams,own in the county of Orange, he, she
they shall scycrSlly forfeit and psy the sum Of
hive dollars for every such offence, to be recovered
I, an action Of debt before any justice Of the
peace proper 10 try the samc--one half OF the pen
atty thus recovered TO 70 to tho treasurer Of the
town of Willismsiown, and the other half to the
persons who prosecute the same 10 6nal Judgment.
Pcorided. That all prosecutions under this act
shall be commenced within thirty days after the
offence shall have been committed, and not after.
(Pssscd Nov. TO- 1885.
TIMOTHY MEERiLL, Sec. Of State.
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prssoa $40 shall p~eseca;e sir sane 10 tnsi iocE'
newt sna tie other san - ;As israsssef q The
teua a Crshssary.
PsriloI alssss. That al prosecutions asde'
~. set .bsll b. commenced ~i'hiu asiy days AZ
ter tho o8eaoe shall he committed. aud net after.
fPsssed Nov. q 1898
T,-srnI MrAAfl Sc. u STATE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
No. 81.


m Act cor the preservation Of fish in the waters
10 the town Of Rf0ok6ei.
10 horoby esacief BY tae Csneral .lsssnJiy Of
is State Of Irmoni, ThA, # any person or
persons shall within the term Of three years from
and sfier the passing OF this act. cstsh, take, or
destroy any piokrFe 10 the waters Of tho town Of
Brsok6old, IA the county Of orsnge, such person
OF persons. 90 odenoing, shall for every piekerel
80 caught sod destroyed, forfe', and pay the sum
u two dollars To DC recovered with costs Of suit.
10 al sc,ion Of deSi, by Euy person. who shall sue
for the same. before any justice OF the peace With
IN the eOouiy Of ofangc--one hsif thereof TO the
Of any person who may soc for the same. and
the other half TO the Of ss,d ioWa
froricsf. ThA, al prosecutions under this act
shall be commenced within siNy days after the
eSsnes shall be committed, and not aner.
Passed New. ?. 1881
TfzornT NHksrLL. !Ser. Of lSfat,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
No. 80.

An Act. TO preserve fan in Willoughby Lake.
is hereby enacted by me General assembly Of
As State Of Vermont, Tha, if any person, after
the passing Of this act, shall catch any fish in
w,lloughby Lake, in the town OF WcstmoEe, in
Orleans county. by means Of any uct or seine, OF
by the Use of any spear. OF other instrument of
like construction, such person shall forfeit and pay
TO the treasurer Of the town Of Westmorc, sun
not exceeding ten dollars, to be recovered IN ar
action Of deb, brought on this statute.
Passed Nov. 2. 1881
T'morHr MrhRiLL. Sec. Of STATE.
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atta Congrrss---I.t session.
NJ sgNArH-roe.,.s1. Dec. 20. 1898.

Is SENATE Toes6sy. Dec. 20. 1898.
Tie prcsidcu, transmitted rcPor, from The
Ttcs,a,y Department. ~i,h a survey ofthe North
era beuuasry II Olno.
~ kcat prevented memorial from Stockton
Stoke mail contractors. in which they state that
eerisia extra allos snees formerly paid them. bsvs
been WITHHELD By the Pos, Master General.
PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr Clay tose. ami said that tlihoagh worn
doa "a by private affection. he had not thought him
self authorized TO disregard the performance Of his
public deity. And IN pursuance Of the notice CAV
en- by his colleague yesterday, be now asked leave
90 introduce bill. TO dlstribuio portion OF the
proceeds arising from the seies Of public lands, and
10 further distribute sach other petitions, as had
been offered for sale, and were now unsold amongs,
The several states Of the Union 1t was right hat
introducing measure Of this high character, he
should accompany II by some explanation.
The bill proposes to distribute the proceeds that
had sccruci anl TO sccruc, 10 the years 1888,
81 80 80 and 81, aud conforms substantially TO
the bill which had been offered by hn in 1882 -
II provides in the fret place, TO allow 10 per CT.
among the seven new States. IN addition TO the 3
per cent already settled upon them by compact
Af,er dedUctng the Is per cent, then, the residue
was " be distributed among the "a States, accor-
ding TO the federal population. lie should have
been willing according 10 the act Of 1892. to have
allowed the seven new States IL . per cent, but
that proposition having been rejected by the Presi-
dent he had thought 1t proper now to restrict it to
foa.
The net, amour, arising from The sale of public
lands in 1893 wac 50, 987 900
1884, TO 4,s57 900
Aud in 1895. taking the three frs, quarters.
with estimate, Of the last, the amount
would be l2222, 900
Making in the aggregate, n sum of 81 ,470 600
for three years. and this, he proposed to distribute
and pay on the first of May 1887.
So nat deducing from 2l47O 600
The proposed 10 per cent 2GI2 900
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No IS.

An Act 10 preserve ash 10 certain waters IN the
town Of crailsSJfy in the cOanly u Otieans.
d "a heresy sAaoiad By hf GssaSi .i,se~Lly q
rae Sials ef To'moMi, That II any person or per
from and after the Psssing Of this act. shall
take. kil catch, OF des,roy any peksIel IN The va
tsrs % The IAitis Iissnsr Pond. - csiisd within
the toSn q crznsbury, IA the eoaniy Of Orleans.
in ssy ether way thss the ordsa,ry ~Ry Of Gshsns
with heck and hoe. be. she they shall several
~ forfeit snd pay a not exceeding ten doilArs,
nor loss lhsn ,~o dollsrs 10 be recovered before
ssy jassies q tse peace within and ior the eoga,y
q oyiesns. Wis may legally Iadgs bs,~eea the
psrses sss h,f Of AID rsssl,y shall 50 10 the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

Abolition Of Oatts. We have for many years
been satisfied that some substitute could be found
Tor the present system of "oath taking" now So
prevalent. Oaths are multiplied to SO great
an extent, and are administered on 50 many petty
OCCASIONS that the insta nces are rare indeed when
any thing like solcmny attaches to them. They
are considered by the Of the people, matter-of
course. common place ceremonies Dor et prqteria
mthH. We are mortified that our own state, which
usually takes the lead in all matters of reform has
not Stolen the march on Great Britain in this
regard. An act has been passed in the British par
lament, which took effect from and after the LIST
of Oct. last. submitting declarations, instead Of
oa,hs The following is the form of the declara-
ton
81. A. b., do solemnly and sincerely declare
that (here the fact is declared) and make this
solemn declaration conscientiously believing the
same to be true'
This act embraces all cases except oaths
or declarations as to allegances which are to
remain and all persons authorized heretofore to
administer oaths,m may administer and sign such dec
laration.
All persons making false declaration, shall bo
deemed guilty Of mIsdemeanor. Schenectady Re
Gector.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
No. 81.

IA Act. repeating an act therein mentioned.
h., horsLg cpaeiod by The Geaerai .f.s115ly o
hs STATE Of TerEioni, That net entitled IAN act
20 preserve htb IN Fsiree lake and Fsirlee pond -
passed the thirteenth day Of November in the
year o. our Lord one thousand egh, hundred and
twenty .scvcn, be. and the hereby repealed.
ff'sssed Oct. % 1895
Tmornr MssRtLL, Sec. If State.