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AInnsioIl House.
qrD STHgE OFFECE,

COLNER OF STEUBFNvILI.E sTRFET A. d rHE tlbLlC
SouARE, orFolIrE THE CouRT HOIST
HNHE Snhscriher rrospectmlly i informs has friends
aud the public. that be has leaset theab oyr
HOUSE lately kept by 5. a. DEwEY Tor n nnmnel
Of wears. and is renairing aud renovating Il from
toD 10 bottom, and has relarnishcd Il viii, enlir
new furniture. carpets &c. tie haUcFs lnmsf
that Tor neatHess OF arrangement aud cOmioriIhh
accommodate ne. the MANSION HOUSE cannt
now he surpasscd in this section Of ihe Sac
The BEST he market affords win be put in u.
ouisiiion 10 furnish his fdtlrs, and cv; " aIttD
ion maid by all connected with the establishment
20 reiuler visitors at hoHie The STABLES ait
new. excellent, and capable acc6mnodaiins
60 boIsss. and nohc bu llaskg Osihrs viii cvc
be kept abcu them. SHfiuicni ptoyindef niil at
ways be kept onhan,l. and D2OYERS aud IRA
VELERS ma depend nPen having IiciT annn'i'
well fed mud attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day wrok, month";
or year, on The uosi rcasonable terms;
tRF49 CAMRRI DC 4, anil W ASH.
Ss ~ eS2 lNGTON STAGE leave His
- Esss s2s house trl-neekiy,w whicI, make,
ita desir,be stopping place for persons wishing
to travel by those cnnyeSanccs .--r
For the convenience of gpesis, the Sphscrbel
IS ako about establishing II LIVERY SrABfF
in connection with he house, 50 that persons de
sirous Of securing private coRyeyances, cnn do -
without trouble nj the slIefcsl nJticc ahd ul al,
most reasonable terms.
DetertuiueG to render Fatisfartiuu both in nc.
commodalions and cltrrges, ask share o pub
lie patronage. o }EDtAII SLEAfMONS,
Cadiz, OHIO, April t3, 1912.
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EEMALE WEAKMEsSES AND ClMPL AIMS.

No remedy offered 10 the public has been hd( eeydF
and cHcctuai restoring tie incidental tceaknc and
tayiies of The SEX BRAErs PuLhoNARY BALsAM
makes no difference wheer the derangemrl be Suressio
srcrss or other lgeaaess REGULATES ALL by strengthen
ing SYSTEM egualisfH9 e CIRCULATION aud S'hfJ and
aiiqyiny NERVOUS IRPlrABlLlTY. ~ See pahi hleis
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

snr MdcHe in every rrspcrfi and there is abundant
proof in grcat effected that ONE BOTTLE oi II eOh
tains purifying hfainE ritue and n1af0f ff hAh
there is contained in -Four Bottles Of any Sqsapdra OF any
0r meriss that has been offered Tor sale Ihere
undunhd proof in pamphlets that by thu use OF ih
great IRdiaR PlviT they ihat were DrINo yet LIVE
they that were LANE and CRiPFLRD now WALK-they
that SICK ScRoFuLous and Otherwise diseased have
been HEALED and CURED
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Encourage Homo Manufactures
CADTz EoUNDRY.

"a Nl1Esubscribrrrcs informs hitfricpis
u and the public generally tha hayingpurcht
sed the Cntli2 Foundry he has enlarged the csta
lislunent, and procured n new and splcnditl3sto,k
OF patterns, from which he can make Castings Of
every description. lie is now prepared TO cast, ulL
the shortest notice, PLOUGH CASTINGS ofcvcry
pattern now in use. The patent lever Plough which
is considered by thoscwho have used il us superior
to all others, is always kept ON hand. and will be
sold Mt Wheeling prices FOR CASH. farmers
would do well tochll and examine this plough be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Allkiutls of HOLLOW
WARE, CANON STOVES, CRATES otall sizes,
&c, &c, always on hand
ROBINSON'S PATENT COOKING
STOVE.
Thisarticlcis dcstincd to take the place + tll
other stoves for culinary purposes. II surpusstspl
former improvements for compacness, leeoIlony
and convenience. The oyenoccupies theftiil lelet
o the stove. The fire chamber is constrncteduno
the top of the as to bring the hcatinto I'M
mediate contact with the boilers and By nicans ni
Dissenting dues. the heated airis made to phss.a
round tho oven. giving il n perfectly cvcnheat, hy
which bread without being turned will bake on the
bottom and top, and on all sides alike MS perfectly
ns can be done many brioloycn, rendering In
stove preferable to any ever before offered 10 fI,,
public, ttFl adaNtS,5
COAL COOKING STOVE.
lie a'so mnnuhcturcs very ncat ahdconvrni.
Mt coal cooking stoke. which is highly cxtolled
by all those who h%vc used il. Thc subscriber. il
were necessary, cotd publish recommendations
OF scores of persons wh re now using both of the
above stoves.
! Pleasc call atthcCadizFonrdry al thep wcs, en-
Of town. H ,a'ty - 3i EEi.ZY S(,OTT.
/ N. u. Old metal recuiyedin exchange Gov Cast
| ngs. NJ WhcelinTPric aug Coy E.s.
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because One Bottle Of It has medical curative matter
u and in consequence, more disease in much less
time than one bottle of any other medicine,
II then One Bstlso of BRANTs PURIFIER will cure -FOUR
TINES more dscHse than bottle Of sdrsaParitia-
BRANT's PURIFIER" would be chap AT foH1 dollars
bottle sarsapariAd nj dOaT. But BRAE1NS Pultl-
FER Is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottei and rs
bor OF It has cured mud s capable OF curing -Four I'ms
much disease bOne Of sdTsaplrd therefore sar
Sapaa in consequence OF its less power and less medical
rihcaty, should be sold than Tcet Fire Ctns
per bottle 10 be chap the PURIFIER at One Dollar
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q Gey's OleI,

S. w. CeRArH or SrEuBEsWtIE AND WARREN
STREETS, CApR. ONO.
R-vra RI NIl! subscriber t,kes this nrctht
EsN@A j OF informing travellers and The
,!S. sR pnhlic generally, that he has leased
!.rsla .rssssg that well known Hotel occupied for
number o Ycurs by Mr., James McNmt, nnl OF
sulicring lh"m to give him a share o. p1tror ace.
His lIonsc as been newly and c0mlorts blr liir-
nishcd aud completely renovated. fIis Fable
viii be supplied abunllntly. with the bcst the
market affords
B0ARDERS viii be taken hy tho dav week.
month or Year on the most Accommodating terms
CATTLE and HORSE DROVERS will find it
10 fheir advantage TO putup nj his House. MS HE
Stables nrc large ard commudiuus und attended
by careful and experienced Ostlcrs. Good pnstu
rHgc vail be provided. and the best hay anl feed
constantly kept on hnnd.
lis charges will hc very moderate, and no ef-
iort b. spared TO render those who may favor bin
with thcir custom coIniortahlr.
JOHN QUIGLEY.
Catliz o., April ?5, 1919.
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SCR0F FljLAA

n llousauds Of Clrss ef Sggfalt cfgevs Sgphs and
otT iaBrr diseases Of "A. Rl1oaaH8 ne VERY SMALL
QUANTITY trliA sas itsoa Of Medicine effect Csrrs ef
sash nisaass be any proof Of le purifying Medical P0r "a
a. Msirins iraA Las sgb52 aER egsq8Td saot Daasos
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IIvER-COMP PLANT

. Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Stamford, Conn. one Of the
oldest and respectable physicians was ahileicd wh
I.rer. Complaint mauy years aud WIS pcHy cured 6y si
BRANTTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could lulnc iulF
dY.10 ,,f, ,ilt,rr nIsf
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One pollar's Worth !
{ CANCER Ous scRoFULA!

How much CANcER--how much SYPuLIs-how much
ScRuFuLA-wi One Dollars N0rLk of Brdnrs PURIFIER
curef Read the following statement which is specimen
ul its power.
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NURSING SORE MOUTN LUCORRUGl, &c.

"BYRoN, GENEsEE Co, N. Y. Oct. 10, 1917.
a "Messrs M. Il. WALLACE CO.: Some time last winter
my wife became debiaed from the effects of LuoorT0d
and NVTng Mouth that she could not m her child per-
form any household labor Her medical treatment varied
according To the advice and prescriptions OF the most eminent
physicians, until skW exhausted in useless efforts She
becane very skeleton that the time she commenced ta
king HraHfs Medicine she weighed than egly-tv0
p0aads but by time she had taken four bottles she became
perfectly we'll The perfect hut she is enahe
10 do a necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
It flesh in four weeks. 'f
iYuurs truly C. D. GALENTlNE"
The render will observe Tint Mr. GALENTINE says "our
ssILLn He, are informed by T. TERRY, Esq, Of tls
,ta, Hal ...t
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This Is the OF Dying man who ynt tees He T's
cured Of OF Scr0ula. by only IueTf E0ts OF
RrHnts Purifier than cured by tue use oil Idrcre
a0as the best snrsdpard that ever made SarsS
parla has Sufficient medical por to effect tue cure Of
such rero!GHgly hopeless
Mr. j. b. uAsK1N of Rome Oneida Co, NJ T. Ind ScroE
nla four yoars-was confined to his bed the last yar he
much diseased and debitated as to he unable to
raise his hand to his head lie had the bsst medical advice
-had used all of the best sHrSdpdrds TO no good effect
got and arorsc and considered to be in Dying
State and could live ont four hours longer when he
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. Ills neck was
nearly 0f from hole was eaten through
his iRppe under his chin that he brealed through
the hoehis eaei around that 1t could be fted
up Of its place. 1t only holding by small piece-he
of destroyed by two Ueersan UtefT under
the large mans hand had nearly eaten through
his side Into his body. Thus he afflicted with 7ieeng
such Prd arid oeasre plcus, on various parts Of his
person For further and full particulars our Pamphlets
Dpct THOMAS WILLIAMS, one of tho most skul physi.
csns Rome called to IIaskn the day before he
commenced using Braafs PHrifr. Doct. w examined
him and then told him that dl the medicines in the r0rd
could not cure him-that his case was .
Worse than Hopeless /!
Now hear Mr. IIAsKIN'S statement of cure He said
My wife procurcd one bottle Of BRdNT'S PURIFYING
EXTRACT-TH THAT BOTTLE enabled me 10 gd oG my bea-
the bottle enabled to get Of MG hoUSethe
THIRD enabled walf miles and when had finish
cd using Nine Battles of tcenty Ulcers hHd
HEALED UP, and Mree b0ttes effected lERFECT
CURE and restored me To gnod health.
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts certified to by DOC t. r. WILLIAMS
Mr.. G. r. BROWN, of Hest Rome H1ttt Messrs. BISSEI
LEONARD, Druggists. and ELEVEN other re$pectd.
l!
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# ADiG. DnEss CooDs, such as laees. edgiags,
a hinges of AL kinda. Rfench coIlafn. satin,
lasnfna and embroidered, rihhandss aFlhcinls, Kid
sik. feFlin and miafee Gloves, silk. Hlohatir and
sssfIed Minis. nohnif, wouI. black ard white
fusa. siIk an,l linen ilnndkefchies. d lullassrt.
Igeg,t afCDnbn. Hnd d great nilny 0ihsrariioles
: Hiei, We walfldtalke pieasufe IN showing. nj
nvv 7, 40. BENNETT7s stote.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

DANT.kLO0NS--lloth. Casslfnefe. iI'weeds
/ 5 Snuineis and Cor,eroy, AZ the cheap aash
store Of SiIOTWELL und CRABB,
may 6.Is50
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GALL quick at SuorwED: AND CRApB's and get
~ come o( the pretty Goods before they nrp all
gone, they are ngoing fast. mays, 1850
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FENIIE Lcstand perhaps the most useful mcdi
cine ever offered to HE public. for the dc
s,ruction Of Worms that uhlict the Iinman Fam.
iiIy, is 'iobrnsackss Worm ~ mp.
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MERCURTAE DISEASES.

sddeator of all he effects Qf MERCURY, or any of the
preparations of CAIoMEL MERCURY from The system and 1t
the blood muscles and all paris diseased their urg
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant'g is the Cheapest,

who have used BRASTs PURIFIER after having used and
tested the safsdpdrds and other medicines recon-
mended TO cure blood diseases, have decided that
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ID SALT RHEuM,

md MI impure chronic dsense' Of The BLOOD always cured
by BR>4NT'S EA1RdCT.
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz; W. Sturgeon &
Co., lIarrisyile;J ] Russell q Co, Jeffersoni J. &
a. Tnggcrt. Tipnecann; A. +. Cros'tcy, New
Rnnlley; John Parrish. Moorefcld; ]. r. Cumhlctt,
Dcersyillc, Isaac Lewis, Georgctown. and by Mer
chants aud Druggists in every town in the State
February 20. ls5Q-y
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GENERAL DEBILITY of THE system!

Mr.. A. HOLTSTANDER, merchant, Obcylin, LorrdiH Co.,
Ohio wrote, December 49, 1913, and aer having stated how
like a charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected the
cure of hs wles consunpye cough said 81 have person,
debility Of my system and have hesitation in saying that
is the best medicine to and INvGoRATE the sYs-
that have used In eray instance Nvlrre have
sold BRANTS MEDICINES, ey hare lypred Lci, efficacy,
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Great Blessing to Mothers and Children.

BlaekpelFs Island Stpt.l4, l947.
DR. S. ?. TowSsESp-~Deal Sir: i have suffered ter.
rlbly for nnc years with the rheumatism c0nsidera.
BILE Of the time could not eat sleep or walk had
the utmost distressing pains and my limbs were ter
ribly swollen have used four bottles Of your Sarsa
parilla and they have done me more than one thou.
sand dollars worth OF good am SO much better-in-
deed am entirely relieved. You are at liberty TO
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26
TIE ALMOND BLOSSOM,

'Der mamma. said A little girl to her moth
e., as they were walking together in the garden,
'why do Won have so few Of those belutiful
i BE almonds in the garden You have hard
.t . aI.re there l. not - tnit ~ yo"ts. and
,h.y are SO much palmer! What cm BE- the
reason
My dear chill,' said The m,.nor, glther me
bunch Of each. Then | will tell you why
prefer the humble violet
The little girl ran off, and soon returned with
a fine bunch OF the beautiful almond and few
voets.
Smell them, my love- said her mother, and
try which is the sweetest
The child smeed again and again, and could
scarcely believe herself that the lovely almond
had no scent, while the plain violet had a de-
! lightiul odor
well, my child which is the sweetcst?'
50 dear mother, il is the little voletr
We'll, you know now, my child, why pre-
fer the plain violet to the beautiful almond
Beauty withoat fragrance, in flowers, is, in my
opinion, something like beauty without gentle
ness and good tempern little girls, When any
of those people who speak without reflection
may say to you, What charming blue eyes =
What beautiful curls Wlat fine complex
ion ? without knowing whether you have any
: rood qualities and without thinking of your de
fects and failings, which everybody is born with
remember then, my little girl, the almond bios
som and remember also, when your affection
! ate mother may not be there to tell you, tina
beauiV, roHhom geuiieHeSS 0Hd good temper,
wouhieSS. - LoaloH ChiiPs CompaHioM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26
Hiking and DislIl,ing .

Ye who know Ike reason, tcllmc
How il is that instinct sill
Prompts the heartto lil>e--or like not
At its own capri.ious will
Tel me by what hidden magic
Oar impressions first are led
Into lihing-or dis!iking-
OF before a word be said
Why should smiles sometimes rcpcl ls p?
Bright eyes turn our feelings cold
What is that which comes to tell US
Al that e.iucrs is NOT goIIl
Oh-no feature. plain or striking,
But power we cannot shun,
Prompts Our liking or disikiHg,
Ere acquaintance hath began!
is it Instructor some spirit
Which protects us and CONTROLS
Every impulse we inherit
BY some sympathy Of souls
Is it instinct lis 10 nature
Or some freak, or fault Of chance,
Which our liking-or disliking-
Limits 70 single glance!
Like prcsnntimcnt of danger,
Though the sky no shadow lliugs;
Or that inner sense, still stranger,
Ofuusccn unutcrrd lhings
Is it-oh, can no one tc.Isme,
No one show sufficient cause
Why our llkngs--anI di-liking
Have their own instructive laws
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Teas !! Teas !
b A Mt Err & II A Il E n

ATER & HAZEN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~ TEAS,
6S, WATER STREET, New YORK,
PARTICULARLY invite the attention OF
Country Dealers to their Stock of NElV
FRESH TEAS consisting OF all the different varle
ties in the usual packages, selected with great care
from various cargoes OF the latest importatons, will
strict regard to their drawing qualities
e% All orders filled at the lowest market prize.
Mar. .A II, 1850. w3lm3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26

Of legjsl 3tion. lie also submitted some further
remrks in opposition to the proposition for
Committee.
Mr. Clay, in reply, said there had been no
caucus on the subject, as ntjmated by Mr. Ben. |
ton. The Senator had spoken Of his rights
he must rcColIect that other Senators have !
rights. and were "a ready to assert them AS
the Senator from Missouri. The Senate had |
rights also, and the question was. whether they |
would decide to refer subjoc, with instruction,
or without. They had the right, aud in its eX
ercse it was proper 10 call previous question:
or ANYTHING else. lie referred 10 Committee
appointed In the case Of the adm ssiou Of Mis-
souri, stating that that Committee were left
nninstructed altogether. Mr.. Clay commented
with some severity upon the course Of those
who Insisted upon the admission Of California,
and are unwilling to give governments at the
same time to the territories. Wings upon the
! il0or ol the Senate, anxious to bring in Calitur-
MIA, had expressed III ,mseves in favor of ieav-
/ ing the 100 OJ0 population Of New Mexico to
the protection of Military Govcrnmeut--the
establishment Of which by the late Adminstra-
/ ton, in Il time Of war, had been loudly condemn
ed. Ia conclusion, he said he had deliberately
! prepared his amendment with the view Of set
| tng the whole question at once, and Keeping
out the endless propositions tor instruction,
which the ingenuity of the Senator from Mis-
sour nI"I ''Ven', h.t Tue a'''5Ian'n' tNen
VI P''s'u, ana ,''o ,'e"a'e WouIu "1't''',''' up
On On question: oI oFue'' "Ho'neI 1t u'u ho' settle
'"e ino'rer .,, ~,
VT nG''on 'cPleu' "S "9na o' 'lau Su"
,Ial t"e 'e""'e "ou'u YET oe c'nPe''e" 70 e"op'
,in,r az nnnocn.sar,, d,balo Lo h,{ o,,,,, ,,s,
th.7 vghen ,be Sanate sbonid ,alla thai con s
In v,nJ sn5,nif . hu, nnIH than rn'1II ,'',,..r
suh,nit to ,ha Iay disguisoJiv ard snrro,,ti.
,ior.I, ,tte,n,,GI f. n, SSnnr;oJ H., aI,n a..
clared his b,lief that the Committee was all
cut and dried, and that the seudnL them out
was aItoue,her Il fare
Mr.. Douglas said he was inclined to vote for
Mr.. Claws amendment. and Tor these rcason..
De had oaly opposed the appointment, of a se-
,ect Committee because of lis nnwilllpsnc.s IN
make the admission of California dependent on
auy other measure. The S.uare Gaving now
.ihrlce bv vra:4 and u1y.. dac.4rad lis ,eiar,uin-
alton 10 biy, tl, Committee. and the n,a,o,t,
havin,, = ri.,If to .o determine bn ,vouli vnta
for The am- ndnent for the nrrcse w ''',' rrs.n1 o,
stated hv Mr. Cl4v. to emf Off ali omond,nnnfs
o,, al tle vos 6oss,I"o l,r; frn1o 1nn c
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Portrait of Christopher Columbus.

Portrait of Christopher Columbus.
The annexed is the report made few days
ago, to the Senate Off New York, by Mr.. BoGART,
the Clerk of the Senate -
The Clerk Of the Senate respectfully reports,
that on the second day of March, on the motion
of the Hon. Mr.. BaJcock, the following resolu-
ton was adopted -
Res2lrcd, That the Clerk Of the Senate, un-
der the direction of the resident cause the
portrait OF Columbus, now in the antc-room, TO
be removed from its present unsafe position.
and properly cleaned and hung in the Senate
Chamber.
In conformity with the above, and under the
direction of the President, the picture was taken
from the room where it had for several years
been exposed to the heat of the Fireplace. which
had warped and injured it, aud sent to Mcssrs.
Williams d Stevens, Of New York, for restora-
tion and rcfmiming. These gentlemen, who
are distinguished in the metropolis for their
good taste, knowledge and skill in the furniture
and care Of pictures, have executed the task al
lotted them, with great fidelity. Without in
juring or changing the picture, e few places
Whote by iil-usage and time, the paint had fall
en- ott have been iiled-a fame of beauty and
such as belongs to an old picture has been
given tan Inscription, appropriate. placed on
lt-and II IS rendered worthy of lis position, AS
one OF the principal ornaments to the Senate
Chamber
The Inscription is as follows -
COLUMBUS.
The off of Maria Farmer to the Senate OF
New York, 1854.
A curious and interesting history attaches to
this painting.
Tie official record found on the Journals Of
the Senate OF 1854. shows how it came in the
possession of the State.
The journal of that year states
A letter from Mrs. Maria Farmer, directed to
his Honor the Presidents, Offering to the accept
ance of the Senate an ancient portrait Of the
celebrated dscoverer Of America, Christopher
Columbus, taken from an original painting
503, and which has been in her family for up
wards Of $50 years
Br&orcd, That this Senate do accept, with
graDei,d acknoWl Wlcdgmcnts the ancient and va
luale portrait offered By Mr.. Maria Farmer.
When the Capitol was removed from N,V
! York, in l797, this picture was left behind, and
seeming to have been forgotten, in the seat Of
government and it continued neglected., or
ab~tractcd, for many years.
In March, lS47, the following entry is found
on the Journal =
March &c, 1927.
On motion Of the Hon. John j.. Nlcla -
RsSolred, That the Clerk Of the Senate cause
the portrait Of Christopher Columbus, pre- sontcd
to The Senate by Ms. Maria Farmer, in 1854,
80 b, removed lro.n the city Of N. y, and put
up in some suitable place III the Senate Cam
bar.
Mr.. John 7. Bacon, then the Clerk or the
Senate, in c,inp.iauce with the oiarrs If this
resolution. visi eI New York, ana after con-d-
g. ,I O. &
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Burlington frre lorrss.
Published at Burlington, Vt.
BY ID. W. G.. & Ia IL IL E,
Editor ana Proprietor
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Tfroid in advance, .. 1.50
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