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COLLEGE
DE IA Louisiana,
S''"r m''nicnant dams la paroisse St.
JACQUES "n siege de-, ran,icn
CoiltgerJtlcr>on
PRESIDENT LOUIS DUFAU.

l." President dn College de la Louisiana,
.'irn conVamcn quill est impossible dobtcnir
ans IN endorsement. compose d'extcrncs ct
dr ptiISIoniIalrrS, les mGmes r~6Suitats ct les
i}cthcS success que dams unc maison d'tduca-
'loI on ne Sont admlS que DIES pensionnaircs.
%rSt decide d transporter son eta bllssemcnt
danS uur DIES parties les plus bellies ct les plus
SalubreS dc Ia Louisiana.
DeS Ic premier scptcmbrc toutes les rGpa
%ra1ionS que neccSsitent les inmenscs ct ma
antiques hatiSscs de ]Laucicu college Jeher-
son Serolt] tcrminGcs G. les classes seront ou-
vrrtrS.
lie President du College Gii a obtcnit dc la
d~cflncfc Legislature un acte d'incorboration
CT lie privilege de c%oufercr les mGmcs hon
leurs ct les m5lnes grades que dams les pre.
rnlers colleges du Nord dies Etats. Unis, ne
ne@Ii%era riel pour %soutenir ii reputation de
Reimbursement quill avrit londe dcpnis dcu,
ans d la Nouvclle-OrIGans, ct OH il ttait par
Ncnn a reunlr deux cent vingt-sept Glevcs. II
II IaVantagc Nalnencr avec lui les mtmcs
prolesseurs qul tlaieut deja attaches d son
etablISSclnent, ct il en- attend encore du kord
he nouvea'X qul ne pourront que contrihucr d
la reputation que s'cSt dtja acquisc lie college
par education Gmincmmcn MT amGric0inc anon
y rcCoit. Fes
Les cloves apparteraut Il DIES families ca.
thoIlqueS, scront prepares 4 Ii premiere con-
mulllon par I'm prGtre a'tach6 4 rttahIissc-
mci't: Ious les dcvoirs rcligieux, qucl que
soft dal'lcurs le cutie paricuIier des GlGves,
y seront excitement ct sericlscmcnt rem.
pIiS.
lie President du College compile sur lie con
c"urs ct Ia blelvclllance DIES habitants dc ii
Louisiana pour me,ler Il honne fin unc ruvro
GU l | y II de ST part plus dc dtyoucment quo
dc speculation.
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Ag"" stN Hsokzs.Ea nation dc son Excellent
$500 &C Paul .. IlCbcIt, gou-
vcrneur dc l'Etat de la
Louisiana, des Elections scront tcnucs
dams la p~aroissc Assom,tion,
Lc Lundi 7emc Jour du mois dc No,
venibre 1893, depuis 0 heures A.. II. ~IrsQu'a
4 hetIrcS p. NJ, dams le but d'elirc I'm
hrpresentant an Congress pour lc Second
District Congressional; un .Scna,cur de-
TAT pour lie district compose dcs paroisscs
Assumption, Lalourche Inferno ct Tcrre-
honne; tro's Keprcsentants il la Legislature
q i.hlt pour ccttc paroissc; I'm Tresorier
d'Etat; I'm AuditeHrdes Complies publics;
I'm Surlntcndant DIES Ecolcs publiques; un
o"r'''' on Recorder; IN Greficr de Cour;
~ toroncr; I'm AsscsseuI; trcizc JUICES de
a'X ct irelze ConstabIcs, un Jugc dc paix
ct un Constable pour %cl,aqlc district du
Jun de Police dc ccttc paroissc.
les licux objections sont CONNIE s,it
PREMIER DlSTRICT-Chcz Juan Allie
man "u dams lie voisinugc; conmissai.
res, NaIcry Leblanc, Edouayd Wives
ct Autoinc Martinez,
2inc DIatrict-Au cafe dc Gabriel Rodri.
gncz on dams lie voisinmgc; commits
saircs Numa Wives, AdoIphe Leblanc
ct Gabriel Rodriguez.
3me D'strict-A lhabitalion SEVERN Landrys
pres Fegiise paroissia!e, on dams lie
volsInagc commissaircs, Ursin Me.
lancon, Florentin Michel ct SEVERN
Landry.
4mc District-Chez Marius Afbapnac on
dams lp yIisjnaun. ,,,,n,i-,. NJ.
rus AIbagnac, Eiiculie Landry ct
E~varistc Forais.
Sane District-Chez Drauzir Himcl on dams
lie volsilagc; commissaircs, Lovinsky
Hlme!, PIP. Hacht ct Ferdinand Lus.
signan.
6mc Dislrict-Au cafe dc .Maxi!c Bou.
drcauX Oh dams lie voisinagr: commits
%sAires, Ellie Landry, MaxiIc Roudrcau
ct Am6dGe Bourg.
Tine District-A Fl!abitation de Z. +. Mail.
lot on dams lie voisinage; co,nnissaires,
J. i. Il. Landry, Edmond De!uyi2ut
ct Augustc Deiaunc.
5mc District-A la Maison de Cour de crttc
paroiSse; commissioners, Edmond Maui
rim, Nathan Webster ct J. $. Wilson.
Dnc Dl5trict-Au billiard de Nj. G. l.. Gan-
thier, a PaincourtvilIe; conrlissaircs,
w. r. Mills, Vcnant IiGbe.t ct Cons
tant l.. Simoneau,
One Districl-Chez Dufossard Landry on
. dams lie voisinage; comlnissaircs Oh.
Ih;ac, ClGophas Comeau ct Emcland
Landry.
Inc District-Chez. FRANCOIS Nol!4rc,
au Grand Bayou; cominissaircs Lulroy
Savoic, Joha Mccarthy ct liipl,olytc
Braud,
.2mc District-Chez Eiiennet Penisson ou
dams lie voisinage; commissioners, DIR
II. N. ELS, Cleophas penisson ct l..
p6nlsson fills.
3me District-Chez Anaclet Simoncau au
all pielre Part dams lie voi<inage; com
missaires, Valentin Barilleau, Val.
cour Porche, ct .Anaclct Simoneau.
4mc DISTRICT. Chez Dorcino Rentrop d
la Beuc Kiviere on dams le voisinage; ,
comnissaires, Narcisse Trahant, Chs.
Gros ct T'elesphore Michel.
0gLcs commissairGs detection des :
~iiI,rens burcaux ci-dessus NOMINEES par
Jury dc Police de la Paroissc Assomp-
on, sont reqnis dc tenir Ia dite election,
den fairc les ~retoars AZ SA6tif soussi-
ne conlormement d la loi.
paroissc Assumption, lc Ter OCT. 1858.
A. i. HICKMAN, Sherif.
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yENTE DE SUCCESSION,

S,,c.sion de Matte Modest CHn-
,r,dnux. definite femme "'Attsctmt
EOudrGHux.
I'm ycrtu d Tan ducrrt do Honorable Cour du
Ciroui&mc District dams ct pour la paroisst
a..nmnio ion. il scra otfcrt en- ventc pahtiqne,
,,t t. soussirnr. encantcnr pour Ia paroISac As
fn,on,,on. sur les licux, Samefli, lie II NoVcm-
brc 1858 a 10 neures du matln, les prophecies
ci-aprGs d6crites, appartenant 4 ia succession
yusdlte, SAVIOR:
To-. Une habitatiun situtc en- cctte paroIss =,
sur la rive droite du Bayou latonrcl'e, Z mllIc
au. dessons de Labadievilie, mcsurart tro's ar
pents de face plus Oh moins, sur q%aaranto ar
1euts de profondeur, entre ThGHcs plrraiI"les.
inrnsc en- haut par les terres dc Jean BaptIstc
Boudrcaux. ct en- has par ceiIes dc Clovis laI-
bot, ensemble avec toutes les bAti5scs ct a'nt-
iiorat,ons qui sly trouveht.
%. Ouetuues chevaux, bGtcs 4 corncs, on
ills aratoires, meubIes de mcmagc ct battcric
de cuisine.
Tcrnes ct Conditions
La terre payable en- trois termes tgaux, G.
chcant dams les mois de mars de ChaCunc d2s
annGcs 1854, 1855 ct 1856, lie mobilicr Paya-
Bile toute somme de dix ~piastres ct an'dcsspus
en- mars 1854, ct toutcs sommcs au-dcssHsfde
dix piastres en- mars 1885. Les acqlercurS
dcvant fournir bonnie ct sufisants caution ct
IlypothGque s~piciaIe sur lt teere, 81 tonte som
ne aui ne serait pas payCc i tchGancc porlcra
intcret ii raison de HUT pour cent par IN.
Assumption, Ic 6 octobre 1888.
ALFRED TETE,
: EnCantcur.
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Tcrines ct Conditions /:
SUCCESSION SALE.

In the mattcr of tie Succession Of Ma
tie Modesto Gautrcaux, deceased wife
of AnscImc Boudrcaux.
BY virtue ola decree ofthis Honorable Court
dated the 9th october 1858, VIII be offered at
public sale, by the undersigned auctionecr for
the parish OF Assumption, on the promises, on
Saturday the 18th day OF November, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property,
Belonging to said sucCcaslol, to wiz:
LIST. A plantation situated in said parish, Oh
the right bank eff the Bayou IaIourClc, about
one mile below Labadieville, measuring three
arpents front more or less, by forty arpcnts in
dcp'h, between parallel line bounded above
by lands OF dean ~l'aptiste bonIreanx q bcIow
by those Of Clovis Talbot, together with all the
buildings and improvements found thereon.
I'd. Horses, horned c~attles, Turning utensils.
house hold aud kitchen furniture.
Terms and Conditions
The landed property payable in three equal
'n-ta mcnts, maturing in the months OF march
OF each OF the years 1854, 1856 and 1856. Ile
mnveable property payable all Sums Of ten dol
'"rs and under ten dollars in in trch 1854, and
all sums above ten dollars in IN trch 1855 Pur-
cl.Sers to furnish good aud sufficient security,
with special mortgage on the landed properly,
and all sums not pnnctualIy paid at maturity TO
bear interest ut the rate Of eight or cent per
c.nt per annum, s4
A,snuI.aiun, tbs Oh october 1873.
ALFRED IErE,
q :Au~Clionccr.
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1 Of the State of L2pisiafa.
Elections will be held, in the parish Of
Assumption. on Monday the 18th day ONO
vcmber 1853 between the hours of9 o'clock
A. M, TO A O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose
of e~lecting a Representative TO Congress
for the Second District; a State Senator for
the District composed Of the parishes Of
Assumption, Lafourche Interior and Terre-
Aonne; three Representatives TO the State
Legislature, for this parish, o State Trea-
surer; an Auditor Of publics Accounts; a
Superintendent ofpublic Education; q She
riff; d Recorder, a Clerk o Court a Coro.
ntcr;. an Assessor; Thirteen Justices ofthe
Peace, aand thi4een Constables, one Justice
Of the Peace & one Constable for each Poll
&c Jury district Id this parish.
The places Of Elections are as fellows :
FIRST WARD. At or near Juan A!eman's
residence; commissioners, Valery Lee
blanc, Edouard Wives and Ant inc
Martinez,
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S

IINVtNNTAV
IL chGmI$es an MONS Tn on ~deuymatrIas. &
II moucho'rS dc poche, re de long 3 de lar
IL paires de chaussoRs. &c.
9 servlettes dc table, In oreiller.
6 servlcttes pour dor 3 paircs de- drap de lit.
lolr. une moustiquairc.
2 hal,illcmcnts COM 3 couvcrturcs de lame
plets par saisou.
3 palres de soullcrs. Ces d]crniers Objects
! chapeau. Seront ~1ournis par Fe-
'ablisScment, moycn~
I'm @obelet en- argent huant hut piastres par
I'm CONVERT en- argent. Ian.
I'm ]couteau dc table.
Tous ces diiterents articles do vent porter
on toutes lettreS lie nom dc leleve.
ParolsSe Assumption; 10 10 aoGt 1853. AZ
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AVIS

Les personness qii desircraient adapter unc
machine q vapepr d an moulin perpendicu-
laire, trouveront DE- leur intGret 4 contractor
avec nj. James G. Morrison.
Toutes les personnes qui desireraient con
tracter pour une telle machine dams le but
dexpIoiter la recolte procbaine %ieyrontr s'a-
avant lie Ter JUN proclaim.
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CONDITIONS

E'X DE La PENSION $50 par tri,ncstrc.
H0ccommodnsc ct h~lanchissage : SO.
Les livres dc cIassc scrolt fou1nis par lc
college au prlN %contant.
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in the matter oftlc Succession Of Ma
rie Modesto GantrcanX, deceased wife
of Ansclmc BuudrcauX,
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MNhS ANEAENENNM,
Commencement i

nr,@. Commencement i Ia 1oi
/tttKRlf lRR9 s11{ssSsa. cten vertu dune ~procia-
sAgssAas 9shss<%JS nation H.. 60, rxi,u,, ,
&r\ %sNNfNE>SEN = 80 1"' i'>ceiIoil-
&&S@s &C Paul Q. llGbcrt, gou-
NnrIrur IL, IIIni ID L.
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EAESEANM M0EAsEa

In conformity to law and
DRh by virtue Ct a proclama-
MySSSSAS~ssRsENNSNsAA ton Of Ills Excellency
sasaSssIly,hNSsSs Paul 0. Hebert, Governor
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AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE,

6toNsISTING OK 22l ACRES LYING ND
- being in the Village Of PYt5lam, County O..
St. Lawrence, aud State Of New YORK, Oud cl.
readily be sold for Village Lots, US laid out on MAY
and coorcd yellow
The buildings on tie Premises follows
Mansion House - feet by % cost about - eco.
Farm House q feet W 80, and with Dai.y Build
ing attached.
Carriage House AMI Carriage Shed.
Wore shop and Lumber Shed.
Smoke House, Ice House, Corn Barn, Horse Barn,
80 feet by &C feet
One Cow Barn, 80 feet by 20 feet. with cellar.
" Is Ct" 80 "
" Shed, ~ c by 80 feet.
" " Il feet by so fect,and other sheds.
The Garden is enclosed with a beautiful grove Of
Trees.
For inland place its natural beauties are not
surpassed by any in Northern New ! ork.
Map Of the Farm and Village Of Potsdam can
be at the Office Of ). Wires, in Burlington, who
is authorized to make sale Of the farm, and will
give any information relative to it.
For further particulars enquire Of
i. CLAKkSON, Il West 18th street New York.
W, VI. HITCllCOCK, Putslsm, y. Y.
W. W. PARTRIDGE, burlington, Vt.
Dec. 5, 1858. w24mos2
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On the 9th DC obcr at Butte Creek, Yuba County,
California, PtrkIys NICHOLS, aged Is, formerly of
IIncsburgb, w.
At the fremont House in Chicago, the l-t inst,
# inflammation of the BRAIN JtEENIAH foslER, Esd,
@. Iunl,.!gc. VI, aged As years.
Mr., Foster has been for many years q prominent
and succcssrl business man, and If u-r(ulne,
ia the county in which he lived. 4 number IF times
he wr2 chosen representative ~ the l., i.lturc.
llc had unulatld small fortune aud had gone to
the cot nr tho purpose Of Investing it with the in
tcution Of removing thi,hor in the course Of few
years. IIe leaves u wife md four children, and a
large circle 81 Neru FREUD Nho I'oply mouth his
gil,r iu'L,
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EseaE,OY'saaas kttscOyprN
RNLTEF II TFN ,ilNTTES

ENLIEr n TN MINJTIN
BRItNS IhNONIC WATERS
Ri UNTAfLtEG ~ THE q RI OF COUGHS,
\ Colds, asthma Bronchitis. sore Throat, IIoars-
Ae.s u, iii nj. Breathing. recipient Consumption AM
Diseases Of the Lun.s. 1h.y ..-ye no taste OF med
inc and Any chil4 viii tax, chem Thousands have
been restored to health that had before despairel.
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. Il single
dose relieves in tc7 wi1-f'..
Ask Cor Bryan. Pulmonie Wafer: the origina and
only geU aInp"f Elv"a.' slurlor- kinds
are olcrcd for sac. Twenty 1--we cont. Lex. sold
bv dc allen .eu.ral ) BRYAN 4 Co.,
Rochester, y l., rroprietors.
OctoIe (. 1889 l!mos3
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1853

At the average price Of the last twep,y
years, II ton Of corn is estimated not worth
hauling by wagon wl~n 10 miles from
market; W'ile III the same distance upon
!i"c Of railroad it would I've worth 500 TO-
\ ton Of wheat $50 miles from market is not
worth the hauling by wagon, but by railroad
it would Dc worth S44 80.
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CP ATS !!

Aust P,di<h'G--I SER Discovery ~ Ndiriac,
4 FEW WORDS ~ THE RATIONA l.
. treatment, without Mcdirnc, of Spcrmatorrhca
or Local N"akncss, Nervous Debility, Low spirits
Lns,itudc, Weakness Oh tlc Limbs and the Back
disposition and incapacity Tor Study and Labor
u Illness Of Apprehension, Loss Of Memory, Aver
sim To- Society, Love Of solitude, Tiluiity, S"li-
Distrust, Dizziness, Lead Ache, Involuntary I.4-
churg"s, Pains in the side, Affection of the Eyes
Pniri"s On the Face, Sexual and other nhrplities in
MIA.
Fscm She frcnch of DR.. B. DR. L.NRY
The inp"rt'nt a't that these alarming complaints
may easily be rcmov WITHOUT MEDICINE. is in thi-
small tact. clearly d"mon,t.G =, and the entirely
ne" end highly successful trratlncnt adopted by
ttt t"thor. .t,y cy,h:i~c!. by means Of Which
every one IS cIahlel . cue hnr'if afr tig, and t..
r., "'At Y,-sl.e Gust, ,tiii-, THEREBY! all the al
Nurtisrd nosirums OF T. , day.
Sent, to any aiirc'. gratis and pos, free, II .
scaled cn'clopc, by rrmitng (po't raid) two post
~" stamps t. Or. Il. De LAsEY, IL Li.pvnard
street, Wv lorl.
DC. Ii. lS,3. d6wly
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New Goods

M L HAVE just RETTR FRON
w mLrkc, viii choice stock of Groceries mud
PROVISIONS, which We are prepared 10 sell for Cash
at Low PRICES. We assu,e che trade md dealers
generally that we have some Good BAT gaus to flor
them. Please call and examine our stock. Tho
CASH SYSTEM, is the system by which to get GOOD
TRADES. HEKKICK BLOUGETT 4 CO.,
Cornor King and Water Sts.
Nov. rs, 1852. daY.f
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BURLINGTON
Carpc, vEareIa o u 8 c


$50 Church Street,
~ X. NICHOLS HAS now COMPLETED HIS
u . ARRANGEMENTS with all the principal Carpet
Manufacturer in th" United States az we'll as with
tho importers for all desirable styles Of Foreign
Manufacture and can now exhibit a great variety
as most OF the Carpet Houses in Now York and
Boston, AMI can sell as low, and in fact
Is now Selling Lower!
lie has On hnul 200 pieces OF nearly every GRADE
and Pattern, such ~ beautiful
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels.
English Brussels, Patent Velvet,
Venetian, Three Ply,
PISA Hupnrfuc, trp"rhne,
Find d common Ingram, Cotton ana Wool.
Cotton and ueisp, straw Mating,
Druvrct Crumb Cloths,
Door Npttl, Hearth Rugs
English and American Floor oil Cloths, all
widths from itls to yards wide.
Table OIL Cloths, Window Shades and fixtures.
Curtain Musiius, pamasks,
MOreens, Bed Spreads,
Blankets Table Spreads, de.
lie has also hand e1tonsyo and complete
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
'a,.fGily selected from both the New York AID
E,ston Nnrket,, aud adar.el - ii. various wA-.s
both done lie and PERSONAL Q! all portions Of tAs
Community.
S!i.Es AND DRESS GOODS,
r grea: variety, consisting O.
NGu..-.a Ne-ve.s. N;.in'g,
lrc,@l. Ills, tc4urg,,
IlA.kI eh4n'rl ea;.ns, % 10 al! woo !.
Paid, .ripsd Ilainani MeJonrls,
chans-aDle .its, De Beges, &C., &c.
SUAWLS
If every grade and variety, Long and Square, Bay
,ttte, Slk Grape, Bfoche, Cashmere, Deane,
Tablet, SO. Alse,
hosiery, GLOVES, ETC.
In tho Wooden department may be f1uo1 black, blue,
drab, brown and green French, German and Amcri.
can Cloths, Doe skins, Fancy Cassimeres, Satnctts
Tweeds, Nestings and Tailor's trimmings. Also n
full assortment of Ladies' Cloths for cloaks Of every
desirable color, together with Cloaks and Nantl1s Of
tie latest styles ready mado. Also largo lot Of
Domestic AMI Bay Stato
FLA n r ELS,
among which Fine Fannols for Ia1ies Sacks
and childrcn's dresses, both plain and printed,
of superior quality, and in great
variety Of color and pattern.
Especial attention is called to his stock Of
Rich BrOcadc Silks.
Of which no is now Offering a larger and better az
sortrnent than has before been brought 10 this
market also to sule rior style and quality Of
MACK SILK,
which will be sold lows, and ~ warranted =; mot
crack Especial pains will be taken t. show goods.
and TO Offer them at prce. calculated to give entilc
satisfaction
y. B.--A liberal discount will % n RE to thcss
who buy to sell again, and t. those furni3h hot.ls
and dwellings, whore large quantities are wanted.
October 1. VISIT
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HOUSE.

Rcports Of Committees by the committee
nm Roads. in favor Of the hill to incorporate
the south Salisbury Branch h, X Co. 4;
, '"s d. BY the committee on Banks, in facc
I"r nf tbc Senate hill to extend the charter Of
the Bank of Montpelier, with an amendment
which was sAol4cl, Ii "'s read the 81 'm''
aud Ia',,d
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repeating the act annexinr Mansfield to Stowe:
agreed to.
Mr.. Rowcll Offered an amendment Nro,i-
ding that the act should not take eff ct until
both towns. ~ they were originally, shall!
vote to accept the provisions Of the bill y
adopted 1t was then read the third time
and passed.
EnorOss,d BiU. To nav the Secretary
and Assistant Secretary Of the Scuate COM
pcnsation for extra scr, ices passed.
A'5ourncd.
no' So
%pot's ., ,.""'"'' - 'F ''' '''''i'''.
vi n,"1 VI ,"'H' % ~" ~ ''' 80 ''' IL
-, a',,,.,';. .N 80 q, -, !'e
10 The mn;ntrnanco IF fr, co'ao,in .' vi,L ~
amendment ,hn ,nnujmont n'. r" ",' ''I'
and tho nnssayr of tho L;lI v.Is rrru.aG r.
tLc committrr IN rho ,tr,nJ li.t ~ G,yo,. -
Tho Senate biII IN on,nImcnt NJ cI,ao Sn T.
s rclat;ng Z, thr ,,ra,,I l;,,. rnnd tl,o Al
time and ras,,d IL thn Cnnm;ttrn on
Roads in flvor or tLa hin ~ Jivi1, tIn
State into Congressional districts Mr.
Ad,ms nr Niltnn mnv,I :, dismi.s ,,L;,i,
motion was ocrncd tn--vnn. 50 nav, "a
En- ERASED B,Hs III ;,crn,so Tho c,,,;t.I
stock of Wo1Is.nrk E,nl . rn,d tbn ,I;rI
time and nns.,J yna. in- n,,. Is '''''"
R,sol,i,,ous Mr. jI,rt shawn far -
Joint ASSEMBLY ON Nnndov nr,t far tbn r,or,
ton of n Stotn Snrcrip+rnndnnt or Co,,,,,,
Schools: dismissed AI;onr,rrd
..,>., rr.
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Io'" He''f"I''H'--Fron the liouSr, that
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In Eurli tton, On the It'll INST, by Rev. s. n
St. JOHN, Mr.. I. II. IsHAN, of Williston, to Mrs
MARY BAIpwlS, of Alexandria New York.
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HICKORY NUTS, CRANBERRIES, CUR.
Il rants, Almonds, kasins. around Spices, Citron,
C)cop, Chocolate Shells, Tapioca, Maccaroui, Sago
Flrina, Iiouiuy, Corn meal, Cat meal, Buck Wheat
-four, White and Yellow Soap, Starch, Sperm and
Tnllow Candles Lemons, Cider Vinegar, Pickles,
Pepper sauce, Mustard, Matches, Backing, Clothes
aincs and Pins with few things not in the bill
Ii Of which will be sold low as tho interests Of
iy creditors will ALLOW ! $. DEWEY.
Nov -, ieoj. dA1Q
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Horse Power
lsurd's Golden Gloss

NOR THE HAIR Among The many preparations
l. for the gr-W Il Of the Hair, his GuLprN dLoss
takes ,he lead, Three reasons VIII he given Why it
is universally used aud IrcicrY,d T. all o.hors.
lst, because it has proved the most efcctunl iu
Badness ID Pecau.c It Inn erts beautiful dark
gloss and delightful perfume - lhc Hair. 3d. he
cause the Ladies. vita Gne Discrimination. which
they all possess. have adopted il. Many other
could To given why i is grea, ayurite but
those who want MOI, have ouy 10 give il II trial
Price IS cts in large hotties. For sale by Druggists
and stoyekeepers everywhere.
", c, HrRD, Proprietor. oOl roslway, New York.
large Discount 10 Ncrchaut.
- -eg' ~ u 1853 vCmt
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SENATE.

The resolution (rom the IIous' appointing
Judge Royce committee TO revise the Grim
.inal code was called up aud rejected,
Reports Of Coha"''''D'' ~ ne committee
witnesses, without any expression Of opinion
The bill was then passed
Dy the select committor, in favor of lIousr
bill LAYING tax ou Rutland Co. to build "
mii.; passed. BY thc committee ON Educ
tion' IIousa bill, in addition to the act lora'-
ing Norwich University at Norwich, without
ed. By the same committee, adversely to the
lill repeating see. chap 20 c. $, (proYiding
for thcapp0intmcnt of town auperintcndents0
I'D reading refused.
Adjourned.
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Clocks and Timsepicccs.

M L NAV L l6 DIFFERENT MINDS or
w Clocks and Mantle Timcpieccs of various
styles and prgces, some very beautiful, and all tar
rartoi 20 rLn wcll. HORTON 4 co.
October To- dty,f