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boarl, Washing and Loipinr. stoo M
fasss ~ en.isu branches 30 90
instruction in Music, Vocal and Piano
e. 20 90
l.~ Nneule WORK. 10 90
ssyn ~ ptawingand Painting. 20 90
1Eo, 1. COLLIER, Prcssieat.
mfs' NJ 4. ALEXANDER. Pytacipak.
Miss ;. L. RuDIsiLL, Assistaai
Hefexeaees.-Micaiah Row. Henry Hob.
eooa' o'eoTge Cook, w. II. Wimbish, Esqs.
ferey's Creek, Jan 7|,ls5O-ty.
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FeFcy's Greek I~nsuf.te.

4tufh hsiiiuroH has been n-5--nn4rJ
Haa Z. noW under ihe supun. jon uf n
Ifaste'a nnd Offers nl,nnaee.
luna eniy in regular female scmimucs. n
WI e conducted by those who nno nlly
oomleul 10 discharge the manifold dni,a. II
1peh an Institution. being guided by iio al.
ass'ehee % -nianf ycnp mud supported hy
'ne saiciioh Of their lomcr PATTON. and M.
qupip'eilces' Students wall be- admitted al
Ahy time md charged ior the time tp al.
tendance. No allowance lar ab..nc, ana.
les caused by sickness.
school Will be opened ON lhe 18th of
ssnua,y' ls'l' aud continue tcn months.
with The usual vacations.
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Vicksburg, jackson aud
Hraadpn Railroad.

nAsSENDEH Tt AIN leaves Nicks-
q burg daily Tor Bhndon nj . p a., &C..
turning leave Brandon o % A. 49, and
Jackson 3 "a
ACCOMMODATION fmiG Qrcighu and pas-
%seneen) leaves Nicksbufg ior Jackson daily
Excerpt Sundny) nj : a. b.; leaves Jackson
/ so p. ~, and arrive al Nicksburg in time
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TIE BEsE remedy ever known 70
man, ieF Coughs Asthma, Gods. Croup.
bronchitis, lntluenza. Bleeliug of the h,ars.
Difficulty Of Breathing. Liver Affections.
Puiu or Weakness Of the Breast OF Side.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
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proceedings and remedies against Judgment
debtors, and supplementary to wrts of eXecu-
ton third reading refused.
BY the same, against the bill requiring notice
to be recorded of that portion of homestead
property intended to be exempt from attach
mont; dismissed. BY the same, against bill in
addition to chap - of G.. S., relating to poor
housos 3d reading refused. BY the same, in
favor Of the bill in addition to chap 81 of G.. S,
rotating to the duties of fence viewers; third
reading ordered. BY the committee on Elcc-
tons, against the bill relating to the election of
town representatives laid on the table. BY
the same. in favor Of the bill rcpcaling sec. Is
of chap. | Of &. s.; third reading ordered. By
the slmc against the bill, in addition to sec.
ii Of chap. | of G. s.. laid on the table. Bv
the committee on Agriculture, against the bill
repeating sections 6, Z and . Of chap. 90 of G.
S, relating to Agriculture. A minority report
was presented and read, and the bill was laid
Oh Tn table.
The Atlantic Railroad bill was taken up, and
lad on the table, TO entertain the following res
o'uton Of Mr.. EycrtS: ',hat the debate in rcla-
ton to the Atlantic railroad question be closed
at O'Clock p. NJ, and no member be allowed
to speak moro than ten minutes" which was
lljd on the table, and the discussion Of the
aforesaid bill resumed. The amendment was
discussed by Mcssrs. Kellogg and Packer and
lost, and the bill ordered to a third reading.
Bills e'0red. BY Mr.. Bridges, to incorpo-
rate the village of St Albans to the Judiciary
committee. From the Senate, to incorporate
the llydcyillc Slate Company to the commit
tee on Manufactures.
The Chair announced the following as the
committee ordered to be appointed by the rcso-
luton OF Mr.. Bridges, relating to the making of
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the whole subject be laid on the table: arrcet
to. In addition to chapter 81 Of 6. S., relating
to the collection of taxes passed. In addl
ton to chapter % Of &. s., relating TO repairs
| OF highways and bridges; passed. Providing
for duplicate certificates Of votes for Prcsidcn-
tial Electors; passed. For the protection oI
pigeon beds, passed. Relating to lnternntion-
al literary, and scientific exchanges: passed. &C.,
10 incorporate the Midland Railroad Company
from Montpelier, through the Valley of La
moile River, to Swanton Falls; passed. In
addition to act of 1850 to extend the Ashuclot
Railroad passed. TO alter and amcnl the
act Incorporating the Georgia and johnson
Plank Road Co.; passed TO incorporate the
Swanton Falls Academy; passed.
Mr.. Davis called up the bill relating to the
Acknowledgements of deeds by married women.
soperatc and apart from their husbands, and Of
fcred an amendment to obvlte the objection
which had been made "thrt the bill authorized
the alienation Of property by the wife, without
the consent of the husband" The amend
mcnt was adopted and the third reading order
ed
The bill authorizing the business of banking
was taken up, it having been made the special
order, and the same was again laid on the Ia
bic and made the spcclol order for half-past :
o'clock, p. NJ.
Mr.. Wright called up the bill to incorporate
the Castlcton Bank, and moved that the same
be laid on the table and be made the special
order for = o'clock p. NJ. agreed to.
The Chair announced the following "a the
committee on the part OF the House, which was
ordered to be raised by the resolution relating
to the final adjournment Of the General Assem-
bly,, McsSrs. Stacy, lIubbcll, Worthington.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.


Prayer by Rev. ). Chamberin.
bis retjyrci-By Mr.. Howe of Vernon, in
addition to chapter 80 Of c. 5, relating to the
grand list; authorizing the listers to discount
any sum, not exceeding three hundred dollars,
in the list OF any prrsnn who, in the opinion Of
the listers, owes that amount, or more or less ;
to the select committee on the listing law.
Mr.. Granley called up the resolution which
propoS' 'd to amend the ith rule of the House
so that No vote shall be recOnsidercd ''unleSS
made before the close of the next day of ac-
tual session after that when the vote was ta-
ken" and the same was adopted.
EHgro3sed bis To increase the capital
stock Of the MIsSlSquoi Bunk; passed. Au-
thnrlzing Railroads to issue stock guaranteeing
: per cent, for the purpose Of building, fur
nishing rlini-hlng roads; passed. Imposing
a penalty, when trout are taken in any other
way thln by hook and line; pissed. Relating
to the distribution Of the Compiled Satutcs.-
Mr.. Coburl moved n reconsideration OF the
vote which ordered the bill to a 3D. reading
agreed to. Mr.. Eyert5 moved the vote adopt
ing the amendment which was a new bill, be
recousldcrcd Mr. Kellogg then moved that
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:,
Mr' lluooci! ca'ieu up tnc Dill authorlsln!
L L''c business oI UphN'h-i ana moved the sam
oe Ialu on tI,e 'Hole' ana DC made the spccln
order for Monday next at III o'clock, A. NJ.
"@reGa TO-
AdJourhed' c-,...,,
o''NAIh II.
9 2o'cLocK r. NJ
| Mr., Seymour called up the bill to pay VIM.
bradford the sum therein mentioned (S3OO for
losses incurred IN drawing stone Tor the State
clouSe. hr' Nei'I' glEe u statement OF the
| !" ''' ''Ne' y! "i'''h II aPPcarcu' tnat
nr'uIord -, contracted 10 draw inc stone Tor the
l'"u9'' 1T 50 mug" per cuolc loot' tlat the
SIo'ic were uI'"H og'o'e cnFy were hc"cd, ana
@ .'ie measurement VaAeL aL'er lhey were hcwcd,
anu III consequence ol inc stone oelng badly
qutIIitu ni''r'y nan 'le Puanti'y was not eSti-
nIalou III ''le measurements IIiat part ohy DPlhg
9sl'''IIIu "i,C" ",S u3ca III 'le s'PerStruc-
VI ti' "uiu'l'I' -h'. NriIH moved 10 ahehd
,.'o CusIIs I'ic sun 10 i'O' ne amendment
;,. ~, yea anu ''5 OIIl oIuereu 10 ia read
81. ~ E,'i,.... ~ vi .,,-,, I'm.
wi NT'u,'uc o"eu up 'Ii9 OH 10 lhcorPo-
u la''ic 1' ana ProPoSea 10
,,,,,c'''' ~ l''r '9'oo I'ii Oe Palu III oe'orc
t',!,.I 'g "'o ueotS '' no t'iIC
such ovross o,.o. ,.,,, H., ,,n;,,t "'''
Directors thov assnnt;nr thnrota XII H., I,o
bic for thn d,Its. tbo nonJnoUi rla,. no "1n ,n
tod and L;I orJorod 70 i,o 49,, ,',o.;1,, 81 M.
Keith ''U' '''''0'' u -''''
Tho hill incornor, t;r,, tlo 1vi,oos,.; p.;d,.o
Connanv yyos ~, ,,,t,,,' ~, A. w..
rccomnittcd 70 tho co,nn;,tno on poads '''''
Adjourned. ' 7'
IIO1-sr
po,,o.,, r. l,-....,,.
''iao,'S ~ C'"n".e,S' r ny inT me cnnfhIttee
" l1E U. Vi - olll 10 iicorPo
d,1 .'l. u! "I,I'.G NI'tc 20: reau . t,Ille
-, p' ,'c stie' III ia'or Oh inc Dill
~ ,'''''.'o ~ J'iP.e' - oi - D. reatlhg TO
" ''Io ~ I'-"""iS ana ofIogeS' lNlhg tile
''' Vi VG'uI'i t'AeS' ana lIle
M ii'- IT,, u, a!''. S'l} continue IN once;
49, '.,II'a I;M o''''e" ny 'le S1ihe' III iavor OF
Connrn, RI rs'Jr j;,I o.Inni ,.i' n .1'I'o'u
mittcc on Elections, in favor of the bill which
provides for duplicltc certificates of PrcsjIen
tal Electors :}l rnldjnr ordered. Bv tbc
same, in favor of Senate bill provIdnr that
the Secretary Of State shall fiji the o.Hco of
Governor and Lieut.. Governor: read 3d time
and passed. By the committee on Arrlcu,turc
in favor of the bill for the preservation of
sheer, with an amendment bv strikinr ont all
after the onactinr clause and jnscrtin,r new
bill. to the effect that sheep found at LARGE in
tccted with the haof rot shall be forfeited. and
.l
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NIIOUrnrd.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov. 10, A. NJ.

Prayer by the Chlpltin.
The Senate passed the bill in addition to
the act authorizing the Rutland and Whitehall
Railroad Company to build a Branch Road to
Lake BombazInc; approved Nov. Z, 1851 !;
tins bill gives the cOmplny the right to build a
branch to the Mlrble Quurres in Sudbury un-
der the slme restrictions that they build the
branch to Lake Boz tzine ; on motion of Mr..
Goodhuc the vote was rcconsidcrcd and the
bill ordered to lie.
Rcporis Of CommHceS.-By Mr.. Batcheldor
from the committee on Manufactures, in favor
of bill in addition to the act Incorporating b Ill
Mountain Manufacturing Co.. giving moro
time to complete the organization; passed
The Chair announced as the committee on
the part OF the Senlte to fix upon the time for
final adjournment, Mcssrs. Marvin and Good
hue. The bill to pay VIM, Bradford &c, was
again resumed, the amendment proposed by
Mr.. Barstow was modified SO that this payment
be in full for stone drawn in lS33-I and losses
incurred then, and adopted; 1t was then COM
mltted to Mr. Keith and amended and passed.
Adjourned.
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AdIOurnel.
HOUSE.
I',-,-n,- Fer ", ~

reports Of COmmHeeS. BY the General
committee, to whom was referred the petition OF
ThomlS F. Hammond, for Il law to protect
sheep from damlgr done by useless dogs, bill
for restraining and taxing OF dogs; 3 reading
ordered. BY the committee on Banks, against
bill and petitions for the Incorporation of the
Skltchtway Bank; laid on the table. BY the
committee on CLAIMS, in favor OF Senate bill to
pay Russell Bronson the sum mentioned; laid
on the table.
The bill to au'horisc the purchase of Leonard
Dcmlng's Catalogue Of the principal officers of
Vermont from the year l11o to the present time
was taken up, it having been made a SPECIAL
order. The bill was discussed by NnSSrS. Bar
rett and Adams IN favor, anl by Mr.. R.chprd-
son, IN opposion. Mr. Allen moyrd the hlII be
dismissed, This motion was discussed by
MesSrs. Richardson and Woodward ia favor,
and by MeSsrs. Grnlcy AMI Parker in oppoS-
ton, and lost, but the bill was rejected on its
passage, yeas 81, nays l2l.
The bill relating to the school fund was taken
up, 1t having been nude a special ORDER Mr.
Barrett moved the bill be laid ON the table, and
be made a special order for tomorrow evening.
This motion was discussed by MesS9s. Blrrctt
and Grandny in favor. and by Messr. Barlow
and Cohurn in oppo'iton The motion to lie
the amcnlmnnt of Nh Blr,ow, to strike ont all
after the first section, 50 that the Prolsurcr is
AUTHORISED to collect the more5, only, dUa the
school fund. After some discussion, the amend
mcnt was adopted, l2O to 80. Mr.. Eycrs
moved a reconsideration which was lost, ~;
to li.--Nlr. Barlow then moved to further amend
tho bill SO that it shall take effect from and after
its passage. Pending the action upon this
amendment the House adjourned.
SENATE.
Reports of Committees. Mr.. Ma,tocks, from
the committee on Roads, in favor of the bill ex-
tending the charterof the Ashuelot Railroad
Company passed
The Senate passed the bill constructing sec.
81, chap - G. s; the count may amend the
christian name of ether party ina suit on terms.
BiA, introduced and referred. By Mr, East
man, to rcAive the act incorporating the Mont
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sen ATE.
TrESDAY, Nov. II, /.


Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reports Of Cam riiiecs. b. Mr.. Blake, from
the committee on Banks in favor Of bill lncor-
porltlng the LlmoIlc Bunk, with certain
.amenlments thereto AMI on motion of Mr..
Bailey the bill was ordered to lie. BIZ Mr.
Hyde. from tn committee ON Banks, aranst
the bill Incorporating Union Il INK AMI on mo-
ton ot Mr.. Keith it was Indefinitely postponed ;
by the sumo, in favor of bill increasing the cap
ital stock Of the Missisquoi Bank; ordered to
be read the third time.
The bill providing for further distribution of
the Laws OF this State was taken up ana pass
ed.
Bills inirodtroa and re cyrcR From the
House, to constitute the Atlantic and ST Law
renee Rllroud Co. a cooperation within this
State on motion of Mr.. Whitemote, to the
committee on Roads.
Il parts Of Committees BY Mr., Seymour
from the committee on Claims, in favor Of bill
to pay Henry Stevens the sum therein mcntion-
ed, 1t being for services rendered and moneys
expended in the tormltion of an index to the
ComnSSlry papers of this State and on his
motion it was ordered to le
The consideration of the bill Incorporating
the Randolph House, was resumed and the
question upon the final passage thereof being
taken, 1t was decided in the atfimItye-yeas
IL, nays | |.
The bill, Incorporating the Atlantic and ST.
Lawrence Rlllrole Co., a corporation within
this State, which was the special order for |
O'Clock, was taken up, whcreupon Mr.. Bites
offered an amendment, providing for the APP
pontmont of three Commissioners by the Su-
preme Court, with power to locate sad road as
may to them seem most advisable, pending the
discussion OF which, the Senate Adjourned,
HOUSE
Prayer by the Rev. ] II. Bnrnhlm.
Mr. Richardson called up the bill relating to
the listing law, and the same was dismssed.-|
Also, the bill in addition to chapter 20 of the
G. s., relating to the listing law passed.
Resomions BY Mr.. Barrett, that tho Com
mlttee Of Ways and Means inquire into the
eXpedency Of a further appropriation sufficient
to cover all expenses of preparing and convey
ing a block OF marble to Washington, over and
above the sum already appropriated. A letter
was read, stating that block of marble had
been quarried and discovered to be quite i'm.
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PRAYER by the Chaplain.
The House passed the b.'l in concurrence,
rcla'mg to the Vermont Historical and Anti.
qu1nRn Society, with proposal to amend, by
striking ont the second section, AMI the Senate
concurrel.
The House returned the bill relating 10 tho
repeal of Statutes, informing the Senate that
1t sun insisted upon lis disagreement to tho
amendments proposed by the Senate, and ask,
ed Tor committee of conference. The Sen
ate voted to grant the committee asked for, and
the char designated as that committee on tho
plrt of the Senate, Messrs. Whlttemore and
Curricr
lContinucd on Fop,'h rrsr
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SENATE.

:, p. VI.
Bills ,ntod,,ccd ami referred. From the
House, relating to foreign literary and scicn-
tIic exchanges; to the committee on the Lii
brarv,
The Senate rejected the House resolution to
amend the 18th joint rule.
The Senate passed the bill to pay Geo. w.
Bailey the sun therein mentioned, IN trust for
Lewis Tucker.
reports Of CommiiceS. By Mr.. Royce. in
favor Of bill proyidinr for further distribution
of the laws Of this State; every muster in chan
cery and notary public that shlll forward Ger
ticato ofappo ntmcnt to the Secretary of State,
Shall he entitled to receive one COPY unless
Otherwise entitled to the sane; ordered 10 Il 81
reading. b. Mr.. Whiteemorc from the con-
mittcc on Educltlon. in favor of bill to incor-
poratc the Swanton Falls Academy pissed.
The bill Incorporating the Shorelln Marble
Company was called mp by Mr. Howe. Mr..
Keith moved to amend 50 that the private prop
crty of Stockholders shall be liable for the debts
due to the mnchlncS, artiticctS and operatives
of the company to the amount of stock held /:
lost, l3 to g. \ motion to lay on the table was
lost. and the bill received its 81 reading and
was passed.
The Senate amended the bill relating to the
repeal of Statutes; the House dii not concur
therein and the Senate insisted.
Adjourned
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HOUSE.

The bill to au'horS, the business Of Bank
ng, was trken up. it having hccn the special
order. Mr.. llubbcll moved that the House re-
solve itself into a committee of the whole to
take tins subject into consideration the motion
was agreed to. and Mr.. Eyerts took the chlir
After the adoption and amendment Of sunlry
sections, the committee arose. reported prog
reSS and asked leave To sit arlin tomorrow
morning at half past o'clock, which was
agreed to.
Bis intro iucci ana rcf,red. By Nr. Davis,
to alter the time Of holding the county courts
Of CaledonIl and Essex; to the Judir ary com
mlttee. BY Mr.. Reed, that SO much of the
WnooSki Turnpike rs is located in Montpelier
be surrendered to that town, if the citizens
shall 50 yotc to the committee on Roads By
Mr. Davis, providing for the production Of
Books, papers, and records of banks in certain
cases of suits agllnSt officers of blnkS to the
committee on the judiciary,
ReSoHtions, BY Mr.. Eycrt', that the Cen
cnl committee inquire into the cXpeloncy of
altering the law relating to the exhibition of
caravans so as to prohibit such exhibitions or
increase the license; adopted,
The bill providing for the distribution of the
school fund was called up and made the spc-
ca order for o'clock tomorrow evening.
The bill for the purchase of Dcminr's Clta-
Iogue was called up and made the special order
for half past SIX clock tomorrow evening.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Prayer by Rev. +. J. Scott.
Bits r itlrcd,-By Mr. " oolward, to repeal
all acts providing for compensation to the mill
tia; to the committee On Military Affairs
BY MIR. New, to repeal all acts and parts of
acts relating to the compensation Of uniform
militia, 10 alter the salary of the Quarter Mas
ter General and Of the Adju,ant and Inspector
General, and providing that those officers Shall
be elected IN the same way as the Brigldlcr
General, and hold their office one year ; to the
committee on Military Aii'Iirs.
Resoldions.-By Mr.. Barrett, a Joint rosolu-
ton that the 18th Joint rule be so amended as
to read, $40 bill which shall have passed one
House shall be sent for concurrence to the
other, on either Of the last two days of the ses-
SION unless by consent of two-thlrds Of the
members ;" adopted. BY Mr.. Trask, that the
Judiciary committee be instructed to inquire
into the eXpcdlcncy of amending or constituting
sections y and ~ of chapter 81 Of e. s., re-
latng to the collection of taxes; adopted By
Mr. Blrlow, that the Governor transmit to the
House the annual report of the Adjutant and
Inspector Gen,r adopted.
Also, the bill providing that taxes shall be
transferred to the rate bill of Il succeeding SUI
veyor which preceding one had failed to coll
lcct, with proposal to amend by inserting the
word 'lnay" instead of''shall :" adopted in cons
currcnCe.
ERgroSSed BHs-In addition to chaptcr 81
OF the &. -, relating to fence viewers ; passed.
10 repeal the 18TH section of lst chapter Of
{. S., relating to elections; passed. In addi-
ton to an act constituting the Atlantic and ST.
Lawrence Railroad Company a corporation
within this State passed-yeas 1872, nays 90,
Mr. Rose cllIe up the bill relating to inter.
national, literary and scientific exchanges,
which was reported by the committee on Edu-
cation, with amendments, proposing to repeal
chapter ofthe G. s., and Designating the Ill
brarIan as the officer er QGicio in relation to eX-
chanTes between the States, who shlll receive
SO per annum for such service; amendment
adopted and I'D reading ordered.
Mr.. Crawford called up tn, bill relating to
tho school tunl, which was reported by the
committee without any expression of opinion.
This bill proposes to divide this fund among the
several school districts, by paying to eacn 81
for the purchase of maps, books, &C. Mr..
Barrett call for the reading of the law of Is H.,
which abOiishcS this fund and orders the same
to be- transferred as the property of the State
and to be appropriated to pay the debts of the
State. Mr.. BIr!ow moved to amend by striking
out all after the lst section, which authorlseS
the Treasurer OF the State to collect all mo cy5
due the school fund \Ir. Blrrett moved the
bill be dismissed, and after some discussion it
was aScenancd that this motion could not be
enicrtalned, as the same motion had once been
made and rejected After considerable discus
sion the bill was laid on the table,
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the carrier . . . SZylu
ItpniJ in advance 200
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