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RESI pRDOE IRON.

FOR ROOFING, WINDOW SHUTTERs, &c.
'1NIE SC1sCisiibEItS beg to call the attention
Oh all those Interested IN ruufing, to then GAL
VANlZED TIN PLATDS, ANA TO the many adj
vantages which they possess all metallic and
other substances hitherto used tor this purpose, pos
sessing they do, the strengh and lghtness OF iron
without its liability rust, having been tested
several years, both in this country and IN Europe
They also less subject to expansion and contrac-
ton from sudden changes Oh the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate, Iron, Zinc, &c, any other
metal now used for roofing, and consequently form
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repair, whilst the fl st cost is but a triile
The subscribers would also call the attention Of all
dealers and workers in metals to the many other pur-
poses to which Iron thus protected, can be applied
In general terms it is applicable all articles OF iron
which it is desirable protect from the action OF the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
tentlon OF those interested in TELEGRAP1lC
Lines to their Galvanized Wire, which is now al
most entirely used il Europe and which every
purpose as conductor of electricity. costing only
about one half as much copper and possessing equal
| durability with that metal
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose OF galvanizng mails, spikes, bolts, wire, &c
they will be able to furnish any articles which may be
desired A supply Of Plates manufactured in Europe
constantly on hand from l6 to 30 wire nnage
GEO. b MOREWOOD& co.
| Nos IA and l6 Beaver st New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
for the United States well Great Britain and
other European countries, and all legal measures will
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct 80 1916. lsvl
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY

Bltheiasrs Urct Bi ch, up stars, ChHrch
Src.. directly p,sie kera'S stare
ID H. MACE HAS TIE Pleasure CT AN
ID nounciiig to the citizens OF burlington, that he
has made permanent establishment IN tins place,
where he is practising the DnGurlcoiypc ant in the
highest style oiperecIon. For this pu.pose and for
the reception OF visitors, be has been 10 much labor
and great expense in furnishing his rooms Having
raciiccd the art Tor great length OF time and avail
himself Of all the late Improvements, he feels con-
hden that ne give dnivelsa satisfaction 10 all who
may jtyoi him with their patronage Miniatures Ia
kenny weather, with or without cDlors superior
STYLE and neatly ST, N Lockels Pms, Rings, Brace,
les Gases Frames, or IN from to u Plate Family
Cards sunk in splendid Mahogany and Rosewood
frames The Public respectfully invited TO call
and examine specimens. Perfect satisfaction given
!aal cuses or no charge Instructions given IN the
4 IL 900 enlhra.ng all the chemical manpulntlons
1ertulning ihefrO, and every principle explained and
Illustrated by eAIr rnen- .:om the inst discoveries oi
NJ DaIucrre Of France, down 10 ihe latest Hello
graphic drawings OF Germany, and success sualan-
70 Artists he would give notice TINT he has on
hand German aui American Cameras OF all sizes, n
rgc aud beautiful assortment Gold plated Lockets,
Plates Casas, Frames. Chemicals, Polishing matcri-
ais Sc tor sale at wholesale and retail at the low
o-l cash prices. b. H. MAJ IL
Burlington June 20, 1877 III
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FIRE INSURANCE.
FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
at GranUilie Itashingtn County y. \.
Z Millions Insured and No
tsseaSiuen
FIRE INSURANCE.


FsNiIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY THE
d Legislature, April 22nd 1891. They commcnc-
cd doing business on the r present improved system,
on the i5th OF Nay, 1915, since which time they have
Insured property to the amount OF over fire miiioHs
Of dOltdrS, mate no assessment and have now III the
treasury with which to pay losses, EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and the fund constantly inc casing from the
percentage paid in by new applicants. All loses
nave been promptly paid.
Tas company addresses itself particularly to the
FARMERS OF the country. being designed tor their ben
cnt. The very low price AT which they insure prop
eTty AMI the inct hni assessments have yet been
made, aud probably will not be for many years, ii e.
er, on account OF the large and increasing fund now
in the treasury 10 meet any losses that may occur and
the peculiar caution they adopt in nsurng property i'll
large villages and other places where it is very haz
ardous II - believed, by those acquainted with their
principles and method OF doing business. that offers
the greatest inducements to the community generally
10 JON them, OF any insurance company ~ the state
of Vermont or New ok. They are prohibited from
machinery, cabinet makers lolners or coopers shops,
md from taking more tn II two thousand dollars at
any one risque The pnc" OF doing business Of this
Company is a, East Granville, n. ! on the stage
road from Burlington VT To Troy, N. Y. (and one
hundred rod. from the Vermont line) on which there is
a daily mail, For further information reference il
made the several Agents OF franklin and Lamoille
counties, Vt, who are authorized to take applcn-
tions Tor insurance and the Company guarantee that
Al! surveys taken personally by either OF said agents
shall be binding on The Company: Remlttnnces for
all losses in the counties OF Franklin and LamolIc,
will be made in checks on either Of the Banks Of Bur
lington or s., Adams, at the election OF the person
sustaining the loss Immediately after the loss Is salts
fac,orialiy shown and in OF any disagreement
between the Company and the insured, it may. al the
election Of the insured be Submitted 10 arhtrators nu-
tualy chosen in the county where the loss happens
A. W SEARS aud JoHN f. WEBSTER are travelling
agents who, It's expected, VIII call on the FARMERS ge-
neay al their residences and receive Applications.
The expense OF becoming insured ior i've ysals is
ioIIOWs:
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THE GRAEFENbERG COMPANY
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent for
the State Of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties OF New oIk is
GEO. J FERRIS, Burlington Vt.
The General Agents are Iuy prepared To appoint
sub AGENTS wherever there is no branch OF the Com
pnny either on persona application or by mail past
paM The rapid sale OF these celebrated pills and the
extraordinary cures they are constantly eccng rem
der them, by tar, the mos, popular pill OF the age. An
Agency will conse quentlyb be very valuable.
The Gacienberg Pills are nconcciyabIy superior to
any before discovered In all bilious complaints
in general arrangement OF the system I'm all disorders
which result from bad state OF the blood, these pills
/ are sovereign remedy.
berg Pills achieve their highest triumphs Here they
defy all competition Entering within the hidden
OF the system, they quietly but surely purify the
blood, root out disease ana give tone and vgor to the
body.
Cures nre Constantly Effected
by these Pills, in cases where every other means had
utterly failed. The most abundant proof OF this could
be given but trial o one box will conv nee the patient
They can be ordered and sent by mail at tring eX-
pcnsc The price Is - cents box. fhere tco doldro
icOrth are ordered and the moncy remHtcd the Com-
paHy icW pay the p0Stage on tie Plis. Remlttanccs
at the Company's risk. Wherever there is no agency
OF the Company they can be ordered 10y mail
These Pills are taking the place OF all others, and
no person should he T ;1iS C l1sn .yvre
Bo,rel Complaints, Consf IIatiOn, Dyspepsia Fere'
and Asue, Headache, Jduadice, Larer Complaints
ness, &c &c yield nj once to these Pills. They purge
away offensive humous, arrest the progress disease
and at the same t me restore tone and vgor TO tn,
system. In casea OF genera arrangement Of health
" BY THEIR USE,
! The weak will be made strong the pale and billion
rGmple xon be restored TO perfectly fresh and healthy
color and the bad symptoms will one by one disappear
IN short, these Pills are an lnconcevabe advance
upon any ther medicine ever offered to the public
| 3rRIAL WILL SATISFY ANY ONE OF rms 43m
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Wool Depot.

THE subscriber has made arrangements to open a
l branch oi the kindcihook Wool Depot in the vii
agc OF Shorehdm n. A spacious building has been
procu ed house Tor the present siiua
ted on the public square in said village. lie will be
prepared to receive wool after the tenth OF June.
The fiecces will be thrown into sorts and those who
desire it can have their clip kept separate and sold
when ordered.
\ discrimination will be made, between wool in a
GOOD or BAD condition Sales will be made inva-
riably for Cash The charges, will be cent per
pound Tor receiving, storing aud selling, and the nsu-
rance which will be twenty five cents hundred
dollars for n term o, three months Advances in cash
will be made on the delivery OF wool il requested.
Sacks will be furnished 10 those who WISH by their
paying the expense OF transportation and IL cts.
each, Tor their
z y Reference can be had to Dr. J ?. Beekman,
Undertook n. Y, ). II Jennison, Shoreham NJ.
Bingham Cornwall S. w Jewett, Weybildge /; ii
Bell, MidJcbury l.. Hall Shelburn Vt.
Letters addressed TO the subscriber Shoreham, in
relation 10 the Wool Depot at that place will receive
immediate In his absence Mr.. :. Evcrts will be
there to receive wool and give any requisite ntora-
ton on the subject
Ii BLANCHARD.
MAY ~, 1877. is
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NcW-YOrk a. Boston
BOOT And SHOE STORE.

T01 AT R. BATCHELDER'S s, in Church street
N may be found the largest stock OF Doors and
~ SHOES that has ever been offered in Burlington
He has spared no pains in his selections, both in re-
gard to quality and style, and with small profits feel:
sure OF giving satisfaction To crery customer
Among his stock, in part, may be found the follow
iuu rti,lps
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ID Y T. STU FI'
House Finishing,

uUUSC NFUsSuInS.
MINER AL Knobs, full plate, and iapd trimmings
wi Mortlce locks and latches, morice locks NOR.
tce latches cottage locks, laches, Blakes latches.
cupboard locks and ketches, bell pulls and trimmings
wrot and cast ron narrow and broad butts window
springs, axle pullies, ward robe hooks, hat pins Sill
ding door way and aXles, sliding door locks fl ush
bolts silver plate, bronzed and lapd. key hole
probably every other article required in house n,shina
among which are many Nep, Cheap, Use(,,i and de-
slrable articles, which Yankee ngenuty' hns mo-
duced at Y5dfoIsy cheap rates NAV he iounI with
STRONG, DOOLlTrLE, SEQ.
June, 10 1877. "a
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
EuTlingtOn VI.

ny Villas " MOVES.
Circumstances having rendered the control of the
above premises necessary, would give notice the
public that the Pearl St House is now open for the
accommodation of travellers and Others who may call
BeWg located in one of the pleasantesi parts OF our
village, and commanding as il does n tine view OF
Lake Champlain aud the scenery about Darlington
and also being near the University OF Vermont, We
think it can scarcely fail please the searcher tor
pleasure and recreation, while at the same tine a-
lords those upon business comfortable home
Mr. II ~ Cole and Mr.. II G.. Mason, late o
Hghgate Springs, will manage the House tor Us and
10 those who are acquainted with them as CATERERS
1t would be unnecessary to say single word IN COM
incubation. Suffice To say that crery thug viii be
done TO make 1t agreeable and pleasant 10 all who
may wish to make II a stopping place
Believing that the safe OF intoxicating drinks as O
beverage to be injurious them who do not uss
them, and detrimental to the well being OF society
as also in hostility 10 the law OF the State, and III,
strongly expressed wlshet-oi er-H u 4 III ee
men thereof W" snail neither keep 1t publicly no
cidHdesi'ne,y to be sold sireR away
a suitable carriage viii be provided TO take passel
%. . &,t,E. J.. ais
An Stages Vii caIl at tins House
=, VIM f VIA,
March Is" MoRILLo NoYEs
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1917 EEs. fS19

1917 NSUERB. fS17
;, JAMES II: IlcoKER AND OTHERS. rRorRlEroRs:
Fornardins to and trom Boston, Nem- YORK, AiLnny,
Champoia, aad the different findings on the
Champidn cdndL
HE old and well known NORTHERN TRANS.
' FORMATION LINE is prepared with increased
facilities, forward all kinds Of property with the
greatest care and despatch. The new steam prope-
Ter, ia les II HOOKER, of $50 tons burden, Capt.
SlIAS HlNKLEY has been added to the line, and
will run on Lake thamplan, making two trips each
week. leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays:
touching at Burlington, Port Douglass, Port Kent and
Pa,tsburgh. Tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave St Adams on Saturdays and Pattsburgh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This line
will have
FIFTEEN CANAL no ATS, & TEN LAKE,
CANAL& RIVER BOATS,
with G tn" Insured ' q" Old I TRG ROY TOW loaf LINZ
on the Hudson River and steam boats on Lake
Champ!nn thus atiordng their friends and the public
generally an opportunity OF shipping by Lake Bonts
going through (toming By steam on the LIKE and
Rirerl orby Propeller ON the Lake to Whitehall,
thence by both direct to New-Yok, or by Tow Boats
on the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
may choose
4 large number of sail vessels on Lake Champlan
belong to this Line
All goods weighed at the time OF shipment, and will
be forwarded with promp'ncss and despatch,
Debcnturc and Warehousing promptly attended to.
One boat OF The above Line leaves New y ok daily
ut five 7 M. and three or more leave Albany and
Troy. daily.
For Freight apply to
81 81 dix a ANhS',, % f'F"'''' S'}New York
70 q Il h6 IL .. lOl Pier, Albany.
as ! 5. II L HSDAAH' l'' River Street, Troy,
! Il e I RdIffE Il song St. Johns, c.E.
EE5Fi HiNKhEy Miss. Bay, cE.
OLIVER BASCOW, Whitehall,
GEO. BENT Montreal,
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4 MES SHovELs AND SPADES, Socket AND

- Long Handle Spades. Hoes, Manure and HAY
otks Grass and Grain Scythes Grlndstones Cranks
and Rollers, Log and Trace Chains, Post and We'll
do, with full assortment of Agricultural Implements
upon very reasonable terms by
u STRONG, pOOUTTLE & co.
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~ Ehave received Samples OF the celebrated Priam
w Air tight Cooking Stove from the mandatory
of A. +, Durham \ Co. Troy n. Y. and are now
prepared to furnish them to all who want Cooking
Stove, which will do business right aud in shofi
metre vita very little fuel. We abhor Biarncu aud
shall consequently skip all big words in endeavourlnr
to protde the large merit o these Stoves before the
public but will barely intimate that in hot weather
such as we may expect in or about Dog DAYS these
n s
MUNSON & FOLLETT,
Winooski City, June 9lh ls47. 81
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Paints and Oils.

IW kEGS Pure Sarger,ies White Lead
lln Oh; - do Exra do do 80 do No. |,
do do in packages OF %, 81 and 100 lbs tons he
Lead u.yl ~ Kegs French yellow 50 do Red
Lfad 10 do lAharge - bhls. Lnseed OH, NORTH
ernl for sale by J. BRADLEY 4 co
burlington, May -. Is MLh Wharf
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Linen Goats.

D. BIXRY & CO, have Just rec ID fifty Linen
Goats, Sack and Dress, which they sell al low
prices.
June 10, 1917
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Japanncd Tea Trays, in
sets or single, of all slzrs;
Card Trays, Bread
Fruit and Knife Trays.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Scissors, Razors. &c.
from the celebrated ma
nuincturers of Sheffield,
Rodgers, Crookes, Wos-
tenholm, &c with many
cheaper kinds of Table
Knives and Forks, with
bone horn and cocoa
wood handles.
Steel Bag and Pusse
Clasps, Vest and Fob
Chains and Mornings,
Steel Beads, Spectacles.
Spectacle Cases, silk
Purses, Guard Chains.
Watch Glasses, Spectu-
Gle Eyes, Lamp Wick
Tin and Shell Music
Boxes, Jewel Boxes,
bronzed and lacquere,d
thermometers, Table
Bells, sc.
Watch Tools ofcvcry des-
cripiion. :,
Files, Gravcrs, and nj.
kinds of Watch Mate.
rails, both English and
Swiss manufacture.
red that every thing in oul
: favorable terms as can bC
Il and examine.
TRUE NJ. BALL,
POOR. eowlyi.
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The Graefenbcrg Vegetable Pills.
THE GRAErENnERG COMPANY

u 10000 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVER,
WEEK
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f1NllE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
1 wholesale CASH DRY GOODS business to No.
Cedar st n Y, where they invite the attention OF
Vermont Merchants. All who wish To realize the
great difference between Credit and Cash pricesw
do well to look al our goods NJ cash prices,
BRADFORD X BURDSALL
New York, March ~ lsi7 i,mS
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Iron, Nails, Glass, &c.

iron, NaiIs, Glass, NC.
TONS SHOE-sHAPE. VARIOUS SIZES ) do.
~ Scroll Iron; 10 do Band do 50 do Round and
Square, BIO and upwards; do O. 5 do do = aud
3 inch Banks best do; 10 do American The do ;
do Hammond's do do; do Hoop do. all sizes do
Russia Nail Rods do Norway do do Crow Bars ;
do Spring Steel, various sizes do Round Cast do
do do Gases of Axes do ) do assorted do doz
AnviIs do Vices / do Mill Cranks 100 do Ames
Shovels % do " Fosters" do rs do Fairbanks"
Hoes 100 do BanChard's' Cast and German Steel
J BRADLEY & co
Burlington, May 25. As south IPharf
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HENRY DULKLEY, Prcst
AEcH' DlsAor, Se y.
Granville, n Y, Feb. 10, iS.7 il5
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OF Lever, l. Epinc, An
Choir, Horizontal and
Verge t,scnpements, of
all qualities and prices,
from the celebrated max
ers in Liverpool. Lon
don, and Loclr in Suisse.
Marble, Rosewood aud
Ebony Clocks, Office
Clocks, and Eight Day
Trmcpieces.
Gold Jewciry, of all dies.
cripiions: Pins, Rings,
Bracelets, and Clasps
Gold Beads, Guard
Chains, Keys, Gold and
Silver Pencils, Specla-
Giles, Thinhlcs, Eye
Glasses, Gold Pens.
Lockets, with n general
assortment OF Gold, Sill
| yer and Gilt Fancy
Goods.
Plated Cake Baskets Can
dlcsticks, Casters, Pla-
ted and Britannia Table
and Tea Spoons, Forks,
Butter Knives, &c.
Britannia Tea and Coffee
Pots, Sugar and Cream
Pots.
Communion Ware, of all
kinds.
Purchasers may be assn
line will be furnished on a
procured from any source.
Dealers are invited to ca
GEO. b. JONES.
NATIII. C.
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TOBACCO.
BS(A 3)Xh1 HARRIS CAVENDlSll
Il ~ ~ Tobacco,
~ - Pgircc's
70 " Daue-
J. X J. H. PECK s ca.
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TAR by the Bbl or single Gallon
L June. Ii 81 CATLlN 4 SPEAR
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III Eng1nnd and France large aud eXtcnslvc as
sortmen otthe following described Goods, with many
other kinds too numerous to be mentioned selected cx
pressy for their wholesale trade and comprising the
greatest variety of articles to be found in the city, to
which the attention of dealers is invited
Gold ouI Silver Wntrbrg Unnamed Tea Trnys m
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JONES BALL & POOR,

NO. 1873 WASIIINGTONST STREET BOSTON. |
Importers of \ Wholesale Dealers
in Watches, Jeweiry, Military Goods, NC.
HAVERECEIvED by RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
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Also Gallons of all colors and black and light sill
CATER laces, cotton lnces, &c
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-12
PATRIOTIC BANK OF WASHINGTON March 2 lS47.
TIME President and Board OF Trustees of this In


sttuton have been induced by various considerations
with this bank saving institution, upon the
most useful and secure plan adopted in the northern cities,
where these institutions of the greatest importance es
pecialy the aborpg classes of communities. for the
salekeepng and accumulation of their earnings, which,
without safe depository apt to be squandeed or 9TH
erYise lost.
The following are the terms which deposites will be
received;
First All remaining deposite twelve months and
shall be entitled interest at the rate of cent
per all remaining six months and over, but
less than twelve months at the rate of 81 per cent
all sums remaining depose less than six months
shall be entitled to interest at the OF cent per
the interest be calculated by calendar months, and
no be allowed fractional parts of month
deposite.
Third No sum over hundred dollars shall be with
drawn any time without ten days previous notice,
which may be dispensed with at the option OF the board
shall less than five dollars be Withdrawn un-
less interest dcpostes, to close am account
Fourth. The deposes and payments shall be regularly
entered the books of the bank and every person deposit
ing money shall be furnished with duplicate of his her
account in which every depose payment shall be
iary entered as made.
Fifth cash-book and ledger shall be kept at the bank,
in which the depostes of money and payments shall be i'm
mediaely entered.
S,rh. "A book shall be kept the bank in which every
depoor shall be liberty designate the person
shall be paid il otherwise disposed of by will
Seren The money thus deposited will be invested in
safe and inquest enable securities.
BY order of the Board of Trustees;
G. c. GRAMMER, President.
March S-2aw6w
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Agency for Claims nj SVashingtOn.
ENIIARI.ES DIE SELDING Nnlnrv Pnhlic- Con,
Anil 23--IY

NhhA>AAES LIE Notary BuDllc, COnVcyunccrt
~ and General Agent No. IL, Todds Buildings, Pennsyl-
vnia avenue, Washington d. c. oilers his for the
prosecution of claims before Congress any of the
tive departments before any board of commissioners
may be appointed for the adjustment of spoliatons,
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions,
whether revolution any other service; bounty lands for
return duties those arising under contracts treaties,
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c
Particular attention paid to the settlement of OF
discussing officers who may find inconyenient give
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned a notary public, he is pre-
pared to furnish egzed copies OF any document other
paper that may be required
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications post paid will receive immediate
tention
He has the honor refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with H. coproers and
ditos offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and purses in the navy and also Dr. John Ho-
mans Boston; Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia Rev.
Sepmus 1nsn, chap ain of the Senate Washington Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fayete, Indiana; Thomas NJ Blount,
esq Pensacola, Florda Hon. c. b. Penrose Lancaster,
Pa; Judge I. Hartley Crawford. Washington; VIM Ag-
new esq, New York; 4 Collins ee, esq, Baltimore, Md;
H. b. Reardon esq, Norfolk, Va Professor Goodrdge,
New Haven, Conn. NJ Judson, esq, New Orleans; Hon.
E. H. Foster Nashville, Tenn
MavI G--Iu