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FIRE AT BENNINGTON, VI. On Tuesday
Sept. 30, at II o'clock, some scoun-
diel set fire to DIR. Silas WiIcox's barn.whlch
was burnt, with his dwelling house, Dexter
Damon's house and barn, ]. Judd's dweEinS
and tailor's shop. widow Nortsns d"eii'ne
house, ono the Baptist Church Loss aoout
$4,000. Mr.. S. p. Peck was knocked down
and dangerously wounded by falling chimney
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A eRrar PLACE FOR BArIEs.-Accordins
10 the census Of 1910, there were ID MISSOURI
at that time, the astonishing number oil sixty
seven thousand, one hundred and ninety sew
en- babies, or young specimens Of humanity
under the age of five years. II they have
continued to come in an increasing ratio. we
wonder how many the next census will re-
cord.
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The late Judge Hitchcock. of New Haven,
left by will 5000 to the Domestic Missionary
Society OF Connecticut. and about $500 an
nualIy in trust, subject to some MIN portant
conditions, to INDECENT young men, prepar-
ing for the ministry, in New Haven
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~ Mr.. Cough, we ere sorry to learn from
theBoston papers has had relapse of illness,
and his life was in jeopardy at the last ac.
counts.-His nervous system is deeply affected
and his general health is greatly prostrateJ
by it. N''"
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IMPORTANT ARREST!

We learn from the Boston Post that Co n
stable Swain, on Sunday afternoon arres-
ted a man named John Mcneil. alias
Webster, alias Black, who confesses
that he was the man who knocked down Mr..
Hatch who was robbed by three men some
time since in Roxbury, Mass. He also con-
iesses that he murdered Parker of Manches-
ter. n. H.. last Spring. This looks like
con Tossing too much. He is States Prison
Bird.
1MPUDENT.-One day last week, Mr.Alb ert
G. Smith, of this village. lost wallet con-
tanning SIS in money. He put up bills offer
ing reward for the recovery oft and its
contents, but heard nothing of it until yes
Ierday morning, when the wallet was found
lying by the gate Of his garden. 1t contained
cool note, of which the following is
copy:
MIR. Smith, return your wallet, bur the
money have immediate use for-Every
man for himself these times.
Yours, F.O-'
F. o. must look sharp that while prac-
Using every man for himself he does not
get to Sing Sing.-[Poughkeepsie Tele-
graph.
E@ Wire fences are now made and highly
approved in Scotland. Five wires are used,
with oak posts, costing only II 3 cents per
yard. The top wire is No. s, and the 9th
ers No ). This fence is said to be cheaper
than one Of boards. or of posts and rails.
The same kind offence is proposed for the
western praiGes, at a less cost.
II An ADVERTISING FIRM.-The Wor-
cester Egis states that Messrs. Hardin.
Hunt " Co. firm dong an extensive bust
ness in that town. durng,the past year paid
one thousand dollars far advertising their
goods, sand we arelsaIisfed that,by this Outlay.
they have received rich harvest 10 return.
! &C. NJ. Glars PAPER is to be printed
at Cincinnati, but published and mailed at
Lexington: the publication to be resumed
Immediately.
| CHEAP PosrAGE.-The number of
letters mailed at Providence since the Ist Of
July, is double what it was in the CORES
Pondent months OF last year. Moreover, the
receipts are constantly Increasing.
The degree of LII. D. was conferred on
the Hon. HENRY CLAY, on Thursday week,
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For Treasurer, John SpaIding,
nielBaldwin,
Zenas Wood,
Scattering,
49,O26

Total, 4S,U2O
The Senate retired.
The memorial of S. Danforth and 81 9TH
ers. praying for improvement III common
schools, was referred to the committee on
A resolution from the Senate, to elect
State Officers at 4 o'clock this afternoon, W as
conc rred in.
MIR. Rice, of Somerset, introduced reso-
luton TO meet in county and probate district
conventions on Friday next, O'Clock p. M,
TO nominate county officers and Judges Of
probate, und that both Houses meet on Sat
urday, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, to complete the
appointments; adopted. ..... --'
The Senate came 10, and the joint ossem-
bly, proceeded 10 elect State officers with the
folio wing results:
For Gor.-WILLIAMSLADE, 132elected
Daniel Kellogg, rs
VIM. r. Skater, IA
POI
1t. Gor.-HORACE EATON, 136elected
WHY'S Lyman, 70
Horatio Needham, IL
Blank,
22l
ForTres-JOHNS PALDlNG, 136elected
urer. Daniel Baldwin, 70
Zenas Wood, ID
223
The Sc nate withdrew.
Adjourned.
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2 o'clock p. M.
SENATE.
HOUSE.

Resolution. BY Mr.. Stevens, for joint
assembly Tomorrow at 10 O'Clock A. M. TO
elect Secretary of State and Auditor of Ac-
connts; adopted. Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

The chair appointed the committee Oh
rules-Messrs. Swift, Kellogg and Stevens.
The Governor sent Communication to
the House, ga me as to the Senate
Resolutions. By MIR Fairbanks, instruc-
ting the Judiciary committee to examine the
railroad charters of this State and inquire
whether ANY Legislation is necessary to
place all on an equal basis, and especially in
reference to the taxation of the stock.
MIR, F. made explanatory Notwithstanding
justice and equality to all companies. cOusis-
tent with sacred regard TO the faith Of the
State; the resolution was passed.
BIZ Introduced. BY Mr.. Swift taxing Ad-
olson Co. which was referred TO the members
from that county.
The House proceeded to ballot for Clerk,
when FERRAND F. MERRILL, Esq, Of
Montpelier was elected:
F.. F. Merrill. ia
C.. G.. Eastman, 81
r. V. Marsh. 10
Jos. DanfUnh,
Petitions Referred. OF Peter Starr and 9th
ers for a renewal OF the charter of the Bank
ofMiddIebury, TO the committee on Banks
Of John kelion and others,to form Avery's
gore and part of Riplon into town, to a Sc
lect committee Of three.
Adjourned.
2 o'clock P. M.
SENATE.
Report. OF committee on Banks, in favor
of the bill amending Chap. so Of the Revised
Statutes,
The bill was taken up and passed.
Joint Resolution. BY MIR. Billings, 10 ap-
point committee of two, on the part Of the
Seuate, to preparejo joint rules; adopted.
Adjourned.
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iorlt' from all quarters, very high degr.
OF con fdence aud respect. sue
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So the bon. f.. N. BRIGGS was elected,
who signfed his acceptance. in brief ad-
dress, invoking the indulgence OF the House
for any errors info which he may fall. and
expressing his confidence, that order and de-
cerum will be strictly observed, and the bust
ness of the session completed as speedily as
is consistent with the deliberaton due 10 ev-
cry topic of legislation.
The House then proceeded TO ballot FOR
Clerk pro tempore, aud FERRAND F.
MERRILL, ESQ. of Montpelier, was cleo
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THE LONG AGONY OYER.

~ Collector Hyde has at last RESIGNED,
and sundry locolocos have got a Poke-un-
der the fifth rib. We read in the papers as
follows:
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT.-Rus-
sell G. Hopkinson, Collector of Customs for
The District Of Vermont, TO take effect on the
LIST October, 1915, vice Archibald w. Hyde,
resigned.
~ SHAKERs.-The five miles square of
territory owned by the Lebanon Shakers has
become rich and valuable, and contains up-
wards OF one hundred houses. The property
is supposed to be worth million of dollars,
aud they are continually adding TO it.
Hon. Edward Everett, late minister TO
Great Britain. declines eating a public din
ner with his friends. As much as TO saw he
has Jared well in England and isn't hun
cry.
A New CRY BEGUN.-They have COM
menced upon the site Of the new CITY in An
dover. Essex Co. Massachusetts, to build the
dam land an immense solid one it isl and
dig the canal to supply the water from the
Merrlmac tor the contemplated factories
About 300 men are now employed upon the
work under the superintendent of Mr.. Stor
row, late of the Lowell Railroad. The site
is Dine miles below Lowell and &c from Bos
ton. It's all owing to Col. Folks election
we have no doubt.
IL The Hon. Lucian B. Chase, member
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HOUSE.-Afternoon.

A resolution from the Senate, for Legis-
lative Directory. was concurred in.
The Senate came ill., when the canvasslng
committee reported the votes for State officers
as follows:
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Emperor 'EOa 'Ewang.

We learn from The Boston Daily Ad-
vert.cr. that in he District Court of The
United States on Friday, there was much
inquiry at the bar as 10 The name Of the
Emperor of Chin,. A native Of China
was present TO be naluralzed, and i, was
necessary for him to renounce allegiance
to all foreign polen!ates aud powers.
and specially TO The Emperor OF
thina, whose subject he had been, the
name of the EmT error was Important
The name, as finally settled, was Toa.
Twang. The person ratnraliZad was
Ait, formerly Of Canton, where he was
born in 1907. lie had resided in Boston
eight years, and made his primary decar-
allnn IF an intent to become citizen in
1913.
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Registry Law.

The many frauds pracilsed at cleo lions,
render il Indispensable that there should
he legistry Of the votes OF Maryland, if
we would preserve The ballot boxes free
from lille gal votes Mr.. Folsom. an
American Republican senator Of N. York
has made movement in favor of regis
.ralion Of .ores throughout that state. land
we hope will he successful, as correc.
tive of illegal voting is much required in
that state. In Mar, land and Other states
it is also required. II has been recom>
rnendsd by Governor Pratt. and we pre-
sumo that it will be acted on by the iegis,
'aurc. as well as other measures, design
ed TO preserve the purity Of the elective
franchise. One measure we deem of es-
sential impor.ance--iIta. is, that Aliens
who may hereafter be nau,alizcd, shall
not vote for one or two Years after they
shall have become ciiizens--and also, that
naturalization papers be either stamped
" hen voted, or retained until the succeed.
ing day in possession Of The Judges of cleo.
lions. Clipper.
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From the Baltimore Sun
NAsniyGToy, Jan. "a, 1915.

Breach # Promise-.9 LocksmHh
Laugaias at Lorc.-A few days since, at
the ms ance Of a fair damsel Of George.
town. a Young man, IA black smith by made
was arrested, and confined IN jail, To an
suer TO the charge of "brcach ri Dro.
mise.". During HE next day, on lie ln..
reIpnsi ion OF several friends. and with
the and Of 'he Second sober ,hongh,," he
concluded TO heal the ''hleacll" hv mar
rying her Accordingly. The lady. ac-
cnmlanied by HE deputy marsha and The
Rev. Mr.. " -" projected to the Jail. in
a hack; but. before an ORDER for his re
lease could be issued, tie deputy marshal
required the usual security Tor his forth
coming in case Of any failure to comply
with his agreement, This difficulty was
his agreement. This difficulty was soon
obvlaled, for the contiding fair one, he
self, entered INTO bonds To the aforesaid
effect. The party then proceeded to he
residence ol' Mr.. John Bali, IN The neigh
horhood, for the contamination If The
nupials; but, struck win! his ouire APP
pearance for so important AN undertaking.
our hero demonstrated, and very mnde>tv
requested The privilege Of returning to his
boarding hou e, N The first ward, So that
he could be appropriately atriIel. The
paltv Immediately acquie>ced in a wish
So REASONABLE; aud resumIng ili-ir seats in
the hack, it quickly drove 10 The court
end of HE city Having arrived al the
Lo,,,;,r hDusp door the fhlpr usntIert ~
aIighted; The lacy retained her seat. The
Deputy Marshal and The Minister occur.
ed seals in the parIor, and The candidate
for matrimonial honnrs tripped lightly up
stairs. for The avowcd purpose Of making
his toilet. There sat the two gen'lemen,
IN hish elee, CONCENTRATING each other al
The prospect Of bringing Ills ''r'xod ques-
;ionn To so happy all issue and there sal
lie lady in the carriage, whilst Fancy
scared aloll on airy pnl"nS, and pictured
in the distance The multiplied joys and
Understandable bliss which awaited her
The ,ardy moments moved nn-lhe hand
Of The clock indexed the hour, when
nronos ZION was made To ascertain the
cause of the delay. II was soon disrov.
cred that whilst in some cases "Lorc
! URLS al IockSmIhs,' in this instance the
iockSaHM hnd ianehed al lore-made his
escsre o,,t OF IA widow I" the pavement on
,he hat K street. mounted Doctors hru' e
which was Standing at anchor, rode rap
idly 10 the cars, and in good order aud
veil conditioned, reached your city IN
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue OF decree of The chancellor
Of Mary lauh. the subscriber as Trustee
will again offer at Public Sale, on MON
DAY the 81 h day of February nexl at
The public house Of Alexander RgJon,
"bald Friar Ferry" on The Susquehanua
River.
All that tract of land known as the
BALD Friar Ferry Farm,n containing 92h
acres Of land abou. forty Of hich are
woodland. The Improvements are
large Stone Tavern House, Frame Store
House and out buildings, also. Fish
Dam pot called The Suice Pot,n BE-
longing to said property and will be sold
with II. Also, one undivided urlh part
OF that well known tract Of land sin /.
near the Eus. Bank Of the River Snsquc.
hanna called "Iligh Park" containing
2oO acres, of which about 100 are wood.
land, with Stone Dwelling House, large
Frame Barn and other improvements.
Also, one undivided fourth part OF 4
Fishery on said river allied Grubb's Barr.
Also, one undivided half part of survey
on SAID river called Temperance, contain.
ing - acres. Also one undivided moiety
or half part Of Il certain Island or Fisht.
ny on said river, called .Barneys Battery
Ais" one undivided molety or hall par, Of
a certain messnage tenant Sore Ious.
and Dwelling, situate in fla riord county,
al or near the western terminus OF the
C"nowlngo Btidge-she whole being The
real estate oI William Grubh, late of Ce-
ell county, deceased.
The Terms o. the Sale are one third
OF The purchas" money tn he paid in cash
on she day OF sale, the balance to he raid
IN TWO equal nslalmcntS Of six and twclvn
months, bearing interest from The day Of
sale. the payment thereof To be secured
by Bond with surety 10 be approved by
he Trustee. Sale to commerce. al 9 o.
clock. p. NJ. +. A. ELLIS, Trustee.
n. b. The creditors Of the said William
q ubh are hereby warned to EXHIBIT thric
claims duly authenticated in The Chance
~ Office at Annapolis, ON or before The
2lth dav of June next. +. \. T..
February lSt ISi5.--
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SEN 4 ! f.
Ut " Y IL
WAsHINGT"N, Jan. %, 1915.
iZatiol,.

NJ Be rrien reported back the bill To pnr.
chase fifteen hundred copies OF Green
how's III tory of Oregon.
The bill providing for additional ev,
dence III cases Of public debt, was pass
ed
The consideration of ,he post Office
bill OF Ma Meirick was lhcn resumed. AT,
ter The disposal of several amendments,
ne OIL was made TO stand as follows
1--we cents for one hundred niles and
less, and ten cents for all greater dis
tances.n
Messrs Dickinson and Buchanan pre-
sented memorials from New Yo!k and
Penns, ivanIa. strongly demonstrating IA.
gainst the annexation oi Texas.
On molten If Mr. Evans. the Senat,
took up, and passed the ..h II to provide
Tor the payment Of the evidences of pub.
lie debt IN certain ca, esq
The remainder Of the day was occupied
hy the consideration of other amendments
most of which were rejected
Nothing of importance ,ranspired il,
HE House.
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"A Polk SsaEOrisY.

\ day or 'w" before the election in
this county, saws the Mississippi Guard,
Two negroes where discussing politics,
and from words they came to blows
The owner Of one of the negroes hearing
The rumpns, lhrashed bot, of ;hcm, giving
III" Clay negro Zen Ilshe$, aud the Polk
negro fifteen. The latter, after walking
abnnt hundred yards, shrugged hi,
shoulders. ard shouted a, II e top of bis
lungs, ''llurrah for Polk FIRE aAcad yclr'
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The ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Its condition, We team from an official
document, tina, The Army Of the United
STATES is organized ihus:-l Major Gen.
eral, Biigadicr Generals, AduIanl Gen
eral, 2 Assistant Aduianl Generals, who
are Majors by brevel. 1 Majors, who arc
Captains by brepei, Quarter Masle.
General, Assistant Quarter Masters Gen
e'al, 2 Deputy Quarter Masters General.
a Quarter Masters. % Assistant Quarter
Masters, Commissary General. 2 Com.
missa-ies Of Subsistence, Majors, 4 Com
mIssaries Of Subsistence, Captains, | Sur
geon General. 90 Surge ons, 80 Ass,stan,
Surgeons, ! Paymaster General, u PAY.
masters, II Military slorekeepers, II
Colonies, Is Lieu,enan. CoionclS. 26
Majors, Adutan's, l72 Captains, POS
First Lientenan,s, l6S Second Lieu,en-
ants IA Sergeant Majors, II Quarter Mas
ter Sergeants, COB Sergean,s. $50 Corpor-
ais, Is Principal Musicians, 4 Chiel Bug.
iers. 24O Musicians. 90 Farriers and
Blacksmiths, SO Arifcc,s. $50 Enlisted
Men Of Ordnance, 60i0 Privates, 1888
Commissioned Officers. Total, S6l6.
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.4.NO Their SPOKE IN TIE
WHEEL.

II will be seen that Mr. Darsle's bill
from the Sena,e, (says the u S Gazaue.)
to postpone the payment Of certificates oi
domestic creditors, has passed the lawer
hnnse by an overwhelming majority
perhaps we might say unanimously. This
will aid the Government to pay the Feb y
rnary interest a cons'nNMalnn most de.
vouIlv to be wished, most loudly called
&or, and MOST CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED.
ihis is what might he called '.robbng
fe,er 10 pay PauI!' Wonder what The
~ 'Ihs creditors Is Ill think Of live
:. ~ hey vi .rumble few.
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A BOY ACCIDENTALLY HUNG

4 few days since. James rroynan, son
Of DR.. Troyman, Of 81, Challes, Mo, &C
cidenialIy hung himself lie was play
ing with rope snd barrel, at the resi-
dence of his brother, an st. Charles cnnn-
"; The rope was fastened to the jois oil
The building and round his neck. The
head Of the barrel on which he was
standing, broke in and he fell, and was
soon after foaisd by the other boys hang
ing by The neck, aud life was totally ex-
iinguisled. lie was an active. sprightly
boy. about twelve years old.
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Oregon Association.

correspondent, OF the Baltimore Sun
gives an account OF an association in thai,
city, called "lhe Washington and New
York Oregon Association and JOIN, Stock
Company" They have formed a con-
sll'ullon, elected officers. and adopled
measures for the purpose of opposing
more eileclualIy, when properly ordered
by Congress, the aggressons of the Eng
lish IN tina, quarter. Il has fifty members
in New York, and the same number in
Washington, each member subscri binp
$lOa, ahording a capital of $4,000,
which is to be applied to the getting IN
OF the settlement al Oregon. The pri%ci-
pal agent Of the Association, Dr. Benja-
min W. Barlow, Of New York. is in
Washington. Government is encuurag-
ing him and the undertaking As pio.
neer he will shortly start for Oregon wiki
company Of Iwen'y-six enserprising in>
dividuals.
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From the BaI'Imo, Clipper.
THE NATURLIZAT LAWS.

A bill was reported in the Senate by
Mr. Berrien, on Monday, from the Judi
ciarv, 10 ameud The Naturalization Laws
The Nali"noI lniei'igenccr says:-The
subjec beng one Of the highest interest
10 many of onr readers, we have rul nur
eye over the bill so as to enable us to
state briefly its lea'ipg features,
The bill proposes to enac. lha, CrlIec-
tors OF the Revenue at all the ports Of The
L States shall open aud keep books OF
registry. in which. ut the request of any
alien arriving in the United States, his
name, aye, statue, SC, shall be registered.
and certificate Ct such registry granted
10 said alien.
The Clerks Of the Cnurls Of the Uni
ted States may at any time, being at least
three years afer such registry. on prcsen-
'aiion Of the certificate lhereo', record the
declaration of the iuIen.ion &c such alien
/" become permanently citizen of the
United States, anl grant him certificate
Of such declaration.
Two years after the record of such de
clararIun, and five YEARS after the regis
try before mentioned. on the exhib,i,n
Of the certificates Of registry and dcclara
ton, aud on proof of good character and
attachment to The Constitution and Gov
eminent Of The United Safes, on certain
conditions, the most important of which
appears to be hat he shall have resided
one year at leas, preceding he appli, alton
in the State or District to which the court
is held. No duplicate of such certificate
of citizenship or registry shall ever be is
sued, except upon proof Of court and pub-
lie advertisement OF the los Of the or lgi-
nal. ChIldrcn under Ii years of age al
the time Of arrlva! in the country are no,
required to produce certificates of regis
try or of declaration of intention, it the,
arc proved To have been five years resi-.
dent and otherwise entitled.
The mos, conservative provision Of the
bill is the next in order, within, no
decree of naturalization shall be made, or
certificates OF naturalization granted, with
in months before the linre Of any cleo
lion Of President or Wee President Of the
United Safes or of the Electors thereof,
or wiihin---- months Of the time of
any general election in the particular
STATE or District in hch the APP lication
is made; and such decree AMI certificate
shall confer no rig ht or privilege of cili
zenship whatever, except IN ,hc State or
district wherein the same may be granted.
for The term Of months after The date
thereof.
DEGREES and certificates discovered to
have been Obtained Ivy fraud or false pre-
fences may, upon hearing in court after
previous notice, be set aside; aud all per-
sons concerned in such evasion of The
laws may be punished as for high mlsde-
meanors. Persons now in the United
States may, at any time within six months
after the passage Of this bill. avail! them
selves of The general provisions of il to
become naturalized without the previous
registry required Of aliens hereafter arriv>
ed in The Quilted States.
Tho provisions Of The bill which we
have thus abridged, passed inlo e iaw,
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We have received a letter from a friend
in Port Deposit, stating that a portion of
the resolutions passed at the meeting ,here
a short time ago were not published. We
were from home at the time, and upon
referring TO The manuscript, find it was an
oversight of 'he printer. The error shall
be corrfc led next week as desired.
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COU.NTERFEITS.

There are, says the Baltimore Clipper.
in circulation so many counterfeit one
~ land, at Annapolis, that store-keepers in
the CITY refuse to take he notes of that
denomination of The bank. The plate is
4 very old one.
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THE CECIH WING.

wouIc! we have no doubt, guard against
the mass of the abuses which are known
to have been perpelraied under The exist
ing laws, am! accomplish a saluary and
effective Re form Of our system of Natural
iZaiion.