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Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
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bracelets, &C., exquisitely fashioned from
California gold
Do you want superior WATCH, to en-
sure punctuality in your engagements
Buy one of our best English lever move
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not to vary more than minute per month.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD.
Citv Observatory, Clay street, one door
above Montgomery, San Francisco.
N. B.-,Just received, some magnificent
diamond bracelets, pins, small enameled
watches, set with brilliants, SC, to be sold
low for cash nov If
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Ell DORADO HOUSE.

Corner of Main and Centre streets
O. THIS splendid and large Saloon
Essl,l is now open for the reception of the
Public-having been fitted up in the best
style Of any house on Mokelumne Hill, III
fact equal to any house in the mines. The
second story contains number of large
and well ventilated rooms, while the sa
loon below has two fine Billiard Tables and
q Bar fill with the choicest liquors and
cigars, also a refreshment stand, where the
best Of eatables can be had at all hours.
WILLIAM PRAY,
nov29 If Proprietor.
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w. VAN VOORHEES,,
Secretary IT State.
John III. Kelly s. Co.

Dealers in Provisions, Liquors, Mining
Tools, &C., Main street
The above gentlemen, returning thanks
for the pf pftronage thew received while doing
business on the Big Bar, Mokelumne river,
which store will be continued by Nessrs
Clendenan, Simpson & Co hope that hy
q strict attention to business they will have
a continuation Of the same.
In addition to the above, l woul1 say that
I am now connected with a firm below
who purchase goods by invoice on hoard
of ship and forward them to me which in
tend to sell rs low. if not lower, than any
establishment on the Hill. ut our new store
on Main street JOHN H. KELLY.
d6 3m
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13

eAsfSN s. B. WHEELER.-Th
'Az=.-z==Ae swift running, low-pressure
steamer s. B WHEELER, Charles Spear,
Master, is running regularly between
STOCKTON and SAN FRANCISCO, con
veying Adams & Co.'s exprees-Leas sing
Central Wharf, San Francisco. every Mon
day, Wednesday. and Friday, ut 4 o'clock
NJ, and Stockton, every Tuesday, Thurs
dav and Saturday, at O'clock, PM
The s B. WHEELER has accommodations
Ger cabin and second cabin passengers equal
to any boat on the route, is unsurpassed in
speed and the regularity Of her trips, and
is confidently offered to the public as a safe
and speedy medium of communication be-
tween the above ports. The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited For
freight or passage apply on board.
dl3 3m
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TIE EMPERE.

Stockton street, Foot Of Main street.
"a THE undersigned beg leave respect
-I.LA fully to announce to the public that
their new, large, and commodious house
is now in full and successful operation.
The site Of the house is beautifully located
at the foot Of Main street. Attached to
the house is a splendid bar, which will be
kept we'll furnished with the choicest wines,
liquors, and cigars. The sleeping apart
ments of the house are commodiously large
and fitted up in a style which would con
trast favorably with those of the best ho-
tells of the Bay City. The undersigned
have had long experience, and are an
xious to serve and accommodate the public
to the best of their ability.
SKINNER & co.
oct18 If Pronrietors
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
Saloon and Reading Room.
NIvers 81 RObinsOn.

Nam ST., dettceen Centre and Lafayette
IA Messrs. Myers & Robinson respect
t. fully announce to their friends and
the public that they have now got their ho-
tel and bar saloon in successful operation.
Their table teens with generous supply
Of the most palateable viands and vegeta-
bles which the market affords--wbile their
bar is furnished with the choicest and most
delicate wines, liquors, and cigars. To
accommodate travellers, Messrs. Myers &
Robinson have furnished their rooms with
comfortable beds, and have built secure
hayward for stabling animals-all of which
can be had at the most moderate terms.
n0Q IF
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nor SALE The subscriber of
fers for sale the well-known stand call
ed the CHEROKEE HOUSE, situated on
the Stockton road, about one and half
miles west of Angels Camp.
A small stock of liquors, provisions, and
clothing will also. be disposed of on very
favorable terms.
The house has first rate run Of custom
at present, and teams going to Murphy's
diggings make this house their stopping
place. [d6 3t'l WILLIAM BEAN.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13

E@ NoTIcE.-Au memberssof the Chi
lean Hill Tunneling Company are hereby
notified to pay to the Treaurer Of said
company the assessments laid at the meet
ing held on the 81 day of December, inst
within three days from date, or forfeit their
claims in said company
BY order of the Company.
dl3 1t j. W. TINKHAM, Sec.
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H. C. AVERY Up. coGswELL.
Avery s. COgSWelI,

Sacramento street Wharf, below Davis St. !,
San Francisco.
Copper, tin. and sheet iron workers, and
dealers in stoves, timers tools, rivets,
kettle ears, copper tin, and sheet iron
wares, &c.
Street lanterns, steam tables, bathing
uhs, &c, made t. order
NB-Ship stoves repaired. Particular
attention paid to jobbing, plumbing, &c.
nov15 If
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DIR. J. NJ. Eki.I.

OF Stockton, Surgeon Dentist, respect
fully tenders his professional services to
the citizens Of Mokelumne Hill Persons
desirous of availing themselves of his SER
vices, will please make as early application
as possible, as his stay will be for few
days only. He may be consulted at the Of
fee of Chas A. Leake, Attorney at Law,
Empire buildings n22 If
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STEAMER G. NJ WEBER

6Capt. JOS ALDERMAN.-For
SAN FRANcIsco- The favorite steamer c
M. WEBER, hvving been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired. with new boilers, Sc
will resume her regular trips between
Stockton and San Franci 500, leaving Stock
ton every Tuesday. Thursday, and Satur-
day. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to II. HUGO,
dl3 IT Main street, Stockton
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Fairbanks s. Lane,

Wholesale Dealers in Wines and Liquors,
Main street, StocktOn.
A 7 this extensive establishment large
Ia and full assortment Of domestic and for
eign wines and liquors will always be
found, and at the lowest prices. Also, a
large stock of syrups, bitters, cordials,
sc &C.. in packages to SUIT purchasers.
The proprietors respectfully invite mer
chants aud traders from the mines to call
and examine their stock, with full conf.
dence that they will be suited both in qua
lity and price. n8 If
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Kellogg g. Root,

Dealers in all kinds of Miners Tools,
Groceries. Provisions, Liquors, Clothing,
&C. Also good assortment of Cigars con-
stantly on hand, at the zink store, two doors
above the FL Dorado. Main street, Mokel-
umne Hill. nj If
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PEOPLES STAGELINE.

RGSA PEOPLES STAGE LINE.
f-===-7=zz7ssz-eses From JachSoM to Sacramento.
A four horse stage-coach leaves the Union
House, Jackson, EVERY MORNING at Z
O'clock, and arrives at Sacramento at 9
o'clock, PM
For passage, apply to Messrs SLOAN &
STEVENSON, Union House. jackson.
GREEN, STEVENS & co,
d6 I'm Proprietors.
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State OF California,
Innntu ~ . alnunrna o1

State Of California,
County Of Calaveras SGT
Justice Court, Township No 6.
THE PEOPLE of the State OF California
i to PETER HENSON: You are hereby
summoned 10 appear before me, at my office,
in the Sixth Township of said County
on the 22d day Of December, AID 1851, at
9 o'clock, AN, to answer unto the COM
plaint of Isaac Frank, for The non-pay-
ment of demand of one hundred and fifty
FIVE dollars and fifty cents, which sum is
claimed to be due from yon on contract.
Given under my hand, this fifth day Of
December, AID. 1851. s. D. BALL,
dc 3t] Justice of Peace of said Township
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IL. sTURGEs,
: L. 81 RGEe' JAS. HAMlLT
SfurgeS s. Hamilton.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Provisions. Hardware,
Lumber, &c, Main ST., opposite the Post
Office.
Freight hauled to and from Stockton at
the lowest current rates. nov29 If
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Wade s. Fowler.

General Dealers in Groceries, Provi-
sions, and Mining Tools of every descrip-
ton Main street, between Central and
Lafayette streets, Mokelumne Hill.
nOv29 If
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Maxwell. Brock & Co.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &c, on
Stockton street, opposite Lafayette street,
Mokelumne Hill nov29 If
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Henry NJ. SturgeS.

General Dealer in Groceries, Provisions,
and Liquors. Also, Mining Tools of every
description, Main street, opposite the Ell
Dorado Hotel. Mokelumne Hill nov29 If
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Keller s. MarIette.

BACHELoR's HALL-Store and Board
ing House, opposite New Church, Mokel-
umne Hill. nov29 If
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i. e. Hughes,

Groceries. Provisions, Liquors, anc
Clothing, on Main street, MOkelumne Hill
nOy29 If
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Z. r. DUDLEY GEO II. sANpERsoN
Dudley s. SanderNOn,

Main street, two doors from Hunter
street, Stockton-Dealers in provisions, IL
quors, and all kinds Of merchandise suita-
bic for the mines. dl3 I'm
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NOTICE.-A. II. TODD having
= disposed of his interest in stock and
fixtures in connection with E. w Colt and
L. W. Newell, doing business under the
firm Of Todd & Co, returns his thanks
to his many friends for their kind and libe-
raj patronage, and solicits a continuance OF
the same, as he is continu ng the Express
business with REYNOLDS, TODD & co.
A. H. TODD.
Stockton, October z, 1851 n29 IF
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STEAMER SOPHIE.

tt STEAMER SOPHIE,
LoU7s MCLANE, Jr, master FOR SAN
FRANCISCO-The new and fast steamer
Sophie, Louis McLane, Jr, master, will
leave Stockton MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and FR1DAvs, at 2o'clock NJ. Return
ing, will leave San Francisco every Tues
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 4
o'clock P NJ
For Freight or Passage, apply on board.
oct25 3m+
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MANUFACTURING JEW

MANUFACTURING JEWEL
- ER.-The undersigned having for
many years been employed in large tacto-
res ns designer and chaser, feels confident
in stating his ability to suit all who may
desire to have Rings, Pins, &c, made of
gold which they have dug themselves
Numerous references can be given, if re-
quired. HUBERT BURG less,
Centre street, next to the Mokelumne
nov8 2m* Bakery
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
HYPER FERRY. BIG BAR

This Ferry is one mile from Mokel-
umne Hill, and four miles from Jackson,
the County seat, and is the nearest route
for the great trail from the Northern to
the Southern Mines, saving distance of
four miles over every other route 1t is
an excellent route for hOrsemen and packed
rules, and travellers can cross at every
stage Of the water without delay, the pro-
prietors being ferrymen, and guarantee
a safe passage BURNS & POPE
oct25 3m*
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
DIR. II. A. Bowman,

Main street, Jackson-Ofice in the Buck
eye Store. nj ON
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER-

N OF CE OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-Angevine Reynolds, j. P D,
Wilkins, VIM IL. Brown, and A. II Todd
have this day associated themselves toge-
ther under the name and firm of REY-
NOLDS, TODD & co, for the purpose of
conducting and continuing the Express
and Banking business in Stockton and the
the Southern Mines We desire to return
our thanks to our many friends and the
public for past favors, and solicit a CONT
nuation Of the same.
REYNOLDS, TODD & co.
Stockton, Oct. II, 1851. n29 If
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John G. Reid.

County Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Office at Jackson oc25 3m
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Harry IT. Huggins

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Jack
son, Calaveras County. octlS If
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A. MURRAY,

Carpenter and Builder--shop next to the
"Ceberiana Mexicanos" All kinds Of min
ing Machines made to order.
LUMBER for sale. oet18 If
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EXECUTIVE DEpARTMENr.

SAN JOSE, CAL, December ID, 1851.
n IOTICE.--Wherea by law entitled
:" An Act for securing the State Pri-
son convicts," approved April 25, 1851, M.
G.. Vallejo and James Estill were made les
sees Of the State Prison, prison grounds,
and all prisoners under sentence Of impri-
sonment in the State prison, and of all per
sons hereafter convicted and sentenced to
Imprisonment, in the State prison, by SEN
tence Of a competent court, or communication
by the Governor; and whereas, said NJ. G
Vallejo and james W. Estill have, in nc
cOrdance with said law. filnd their bond for
the faithful performance Of the several CO
venantS therein expressed New. therefore
|, John McDougal, Governor Of said State.
do. by the direction Of said law declare
the said NJ. G.. Vallejo and James VI Estill
lessees Of the State Prison, as provided in
the act aforesaid And all sheriffs or other
officers, who have in custody prisoners un-
der sentence to the State prison, are requir-
ed to deliver them to said NJ G. Vallejo
and James NJ. Estill, and until the Legis-
'lature shall provide proper prison build
ing, San Francisco is designated as the
place of reception Of all coavicts by the
lesses.
~ Given under my hand, and the
JnC great seal of the State, Mt San
Jose, this 81 day of December,
~ AID 1851.
JNO. NCDOUGAL.
w. VAN VOORHEES,
Secretary of State
Visitor, San Jose; Herald San Francis
CO; Times and Transcript. Sacramento ;
Herald. Sonora; Repuhlican. Stockton /;
Chronicle, Mokelnmne Hill; California Ex-
press. Marysville: Star, Los Angeles; and
San Diego Herald, will publish two weeks
and send accounts to the Executive pepart-
ment. San Jose d6 2t
The Sheriffs will deliver the State prison
ers 70 Col. J. c. Hays, San Francisco.
d62t j NJ. ESTILE, lessee
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
MIDDLE BAR BRIDGE.-Th,

N IDDLE BAK BhIDIT E.-T he
proprietors of this structure take
much pleasure in being ahle to announce to
the public in general, that their bridge Is
NOW COMPLETED, and is one of the most
substantial and well-built in California
An excellent road has been built on each
side, thus forming good highway for
stages, wagons. &C., from Mokelumne Hill
to Sacramento City.
MCKINNEY, 'HOUGHTALING s. co.
decl If
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och8 If
MOKELUMNE EXCHANGE.

a. THE proprietor Of the Exchange
llssn- lssnm will be happy to see his friends and
the public at his Hall, on Main street.
The best liquors, ale, &c, &C, The low
ers of good cigar can be supplied with a
variety of the most approved brands.
nov29 If JOHN NP SHEAR
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
WHITING. T w. FREELoN.
Whiting s. Freedom,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law; Office
on Merchant and Montgomery streets, en-
trance upon either street, San Francisco.
nov1 IF
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A CADWALADER & co. offer
- for sale. in their new store on Main
street, n full stock of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provisions
They will also purchase Gold Dust for
coin, and furnish Exchange on the best
terms
Quartz Claims negotiated, and the rock
tested. n8 If
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
!. nTI,=: 81: afH.
EXPRESS LINE.

MESSRS. REYNOLDS & CO, and Mr..
w A. H. TODD formerly Of the firm OF
Todd s Coz having formed a co-partner-
ship, under the name and style OF kEI-
NoLDs, ToDD Co are now prepared 20
transact all business in their line IN the
safest and surest manner, and with ans
patch
Gold Dust, Letters, and Packages receiv-
ed and forwarded to all parts of the United
States, or to any foreign country
Drafts purchased in San Francisco on
any State in the U Mon, in sums to suit pur-
chasers.
We will also make Collections in any
part of the Southern Mines, Stockton, San
Francisco, or Sacramento, on reasonable
terms.
Office, at Stockton, on Levee street--at
Mokelumne Hill, in the Ell Dorado House.
n29 If REYNOLDS. TODD & co.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
j. EnleY.

Justice of the Peace, San Andres.
Office at the American Exchange. n81m
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-12-13
UNION HOTEL.

nov29 If
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-19

- The news that came to US this morning,
ishighly interesting. We arc informed thai
Mr. BurrERFIELD, the Indian Cancer Doctor,
has effected several cures Of cancers which have
been called incurable. We will mention the
names Of several, and refer the afflicted to
them; David Daton Sudbury on his face, OF
20 years standing Willis Abel, Orwell on lip,
20 years standing Arena Winchester, Orwell,
cye-lid 20 years do Matilda Roberts, Pits.
ford. on no,c, 10 years do Mrs. Spencer on
shoulder, one year do; Mr.. Dow, Leicester, on
check, years do; Mrs. Hoag, Lincoln. on
breast, tumor the size ola hens egg. All who
have these dangerous diseases, should call NJ
the Vermont Hotel without delay, and be cured
for the Doctor will remain there for three OF
four weeks only. We hear that he has man,
more cases under treatment, which will b,
cured in few days, 80.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-19
N. Y. Correspondence of the Register.
NEW York, Nov. I. 1851.

NEW DIRK, NOV. I, 1891.
MFssRs. EpIToRs:
Oar election tavina passed away in toll
cradle stale OF pfouriety, the political world
is busy IN counting the dead & wounde aud
making an equitable disposition OF the slpoils
This Is moi the best lighi, perhaps, IN which
to view the picture Of patriotism, but every
canvass must have lis reverse, rs The d.>aIi-
pointed at the ballot box have especial rra-
sou TO remember, and he is n ponr philoso-
pher who cannot ret over misfortune OF
This kind with satisfactory cquanlmiiy Luck
cannot always dance attendance upon the
same individuals; ard it we get fri upon
sentiments Tor while, we mus, expect, some
dav wlem we least think Of il, t. have some
pickles suddenly popped down our throat,
hy way of malicious contrast A com
pleie reverse has taken place, with US,
IN the officers of local government
The people have elected out nearly ev-
crv man in civic position. and we must
leave il to time TO drlrrmine whether
the chance will lie productive OF good fruits,
or only "unrlpe persimmons."
The weather has hecome perfectly wins
try the last dav or Two. The first snow -
occurred on Wednesday, antl gently laid
lis thin shrou d upon the ghost OF the depart
ing Fall though the - iea hrry rain - was so
scarce that, it rather seemed TO us like the
year sirewing with blossoms Tue brow Of is
new born Season. Anihraslie and Hickory
are in demand and red cheeks and noses
III the same interesting color.
H. the way of exciIemenls we have a nice
little newspaper contest between MIR Ben
nett of the Nee York HeraM and =. T.
Barnum. 1t serms that Jenny Lul refused
TO know Mr. Bennett and his family, for
which indigrily the Herald onils no oppor-
tunity to Ie,aliate on her late manager.
Barnum, we suppose, rndures it with com
pusure If he does not relish il, with saii,iac-
ton: Tor your man Of money can put his
hand in his pockets, ri all lines, aud feel
consolation not vouchsalrd to those whose
bank .account is in the intellect instead OF in
Wal ST., and he can laugh 1T charges that
would sci other men 10 ciphering Out the bill
of damages for legal adjudicanons. The
Herald is rapidly loosiLg lis subscribers in
this city, it appears, through The influence of
the Daily Times n new paper that has been
started here recently. for one penny, with
nm Immense capital behind it, and seems de-
iermined to throw into the shade, by iis en-,
lerprlze, many of the old, and formerly most
substantial sheets. The modification of Tho
Herald will aceoun, for many of its vagaries.
Father Matthew leaves the United States
fur Europe, Tomorrow, We understand. lie
has been very successful here. and his con
yerIs to Temperance in this city alone, num'
Der about ten thousand. This will make a
goody number of prayers, from one circle
10 go up for his happiness.
Silver medals we're presented. yesterday
at our Navy Yard, 10 the American Seamen
who went out in MIR. Grinnell's sh'rs 10 seek
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-19
ualy been identified II il thought be
he most important discovery Of the kind
which has been made Tor long time.
THE REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1851.
The General Banking Law.

The hill "to authorize the bushes.
Of banking" has met with rather siugu.
lar vicissiludes of fortune, during the
present session Of the Legislature. II
was first introduced in the House, at an
early day. 1t was referred to a select
committee, who reported in favor of It's
passage. The friends of the measure
calculated strongly upon carrying il
through the House by decided MAJOR
iiy, though not much expecting its pas
sage in the Senate. The bill was con
sdered carefully aud at length, in COM
mitlee of the whole, and ordered To a
third reading by seven or eight majori.
~. It's friends were evidently dlsap>
pointed that it had no more strength,
and IFS opponents were encouraged to set
about killing " il, on its iual passage.
In this they succeeded, by one majority
the vote standing 9S to 80. The
closeness Of this vote impeIled the
friends Of the bill to move reconsid> ,
Grafton, on the evening Of the day of its
deIeat-aIeging that they desired to
strike out the reat-esfotc security Sec
iions. The motion was lost by seuen-
teen majority.
Immediately following this supposed
inaI action Of the House on this subject
the friends of several Bank applications
by union Of strength, as 1t is natural
10 inler-commonly known rs :" log
rolling"-pushed through several bills
for the charter of Banks-enough, al
most, to ruin the currency Of the State.
the effect Of which was to produce a.
certain panic in the Senate, so strong
that the general banking bill was caught
up by that body. and passed, in all pos.
sible haste. The bill thus came into
the House again Oh Saturday, for anolh,
er consideration. Should the excite
ment which prevails at the time Of this
writing, continue. the bill will probably
pass the House and become a law. Its
passage is strong advocated, as a con.
servatlve measure, and many who have
heretofore opposed it, and incline to fa>
vor the bill on tina, ground. Some a.
mendmenis have been made which ren>
der it more stringent, aud which will,
perhaps, sufficiently guard ii on many
points heretofore Objectionable. yet we
are hardly willing, even now. to trust
so important an innovation.
The fate Of this bill will probably be |
finally determined befre this number
of our paper reaches most Of our read
ers, but not in season for US to announce
the result. We think the chances.
however, are decidedly in favor Of its
passage.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-19

IL Massachusetts has not done quite
all that WIS hoped of her, though her
vote for WINTHROP (65 ,000) is a noble
one. The Wings it appears, have thu.
far majority of seventeen in the House
which We trust, will not be diminis he'd
by the further trials next Monday. A
Wing majority in the House will give q
Wing Senate (lhe vacancies being filled
by the Whigs). Wing Governor, and
Il Wing organization throughout.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-19

The December number of Peierson's La,
dies National Magazine, is now before US
It is illustrated with number of ongrav-
ings among them the .4uack and I" Cross
ing he Bridge" Mrs. Ann S. Stephens
one of the editors Of this Magazine has Just
returned from Europe. after a sojourn of a.
bout two years, and will be at her post COM
mencna with the January No. Mrs. s,
says in her salutalory 10 the reader, Iha, sin
another month, we shall meet once more in
our old field. something of all that my spirit
has garnele ed in The Oil World-in every
mountain, valley and sea of Europe will
yet be blended in The romance and the song
all which il is still my ambition TO haunt
your'fresidss yet little longer