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A REAL PAIN KILLER
BARREEI'S INDIAN LININENT,
THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IN
TERNAI. OR EATERlIAL APPLICATIONS

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has been found fleet the most sur ri ing cur,s
| L'uR ALL complaints where an external, and many
L where an Internal application is required. the coun
try rs challeng, to produce better aItice that
will effect such astonishing cures, be proved by
thousands OF testimonials in the hands Of Agents
throughout tie country.
Ii operat. upon the system in a powrrfu and efec-
tua manner, yet with the greatest safety From The
name Of its composition, penetrated speedily RELAXING
contracted Cords, restoring the limbs long par
aiyzed, restoring The u'e of muscles which have long
lost their action from For Affections
Complaints EnIa cement of the Spleen c. great cures
have been effected bN applying the INDIAN LlNIMt MT
internally For long standing Cold, and Coughs and
Soreness accompanying such aft ctIons, has equal
era Morbns &c IAN efsctaal and safe remedy Pice Is
cents, or bottles for 81.
FOR MAN.
1t cures inhammstprv ard Chronic Rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Group, eweled limbs Pains Breast, Back
Rheum Bruises Chiibains, Sting of Insects
Burns Frosted Feet sun Pains Issues Nervous Diseases
weakness in the ankles and Limbs generally Eryspe
las, Headache, Diseases OF The Spine, &C.
FOR HORSES.
1t cannot be surpassed for Sprains, Calls Chafes and
Scratches Strains of the Shoulder, Stiff Cracked Heels,
The most severe cases of Collie in Horses and Cattle,
have been cured by the Indian Liniment
Ii Is well known fact that the Indians possessed
knowledge of the medical virtues entirely un
known to The white man; knowledge these plants,
SO important To mankind would have remained forever
secret with the Indians had that Missionaries
travelling among hem have become acquainted with
by these means that the celebrated INDIAN LINIME-T
was found OUT discovery Of the greatest importance
to the sick.
BARRELL'S INDIAN LINtMENT. with DR.. BLAKr's
SAHATrk lIFE PILLS, is all the medicine used by many
tamlles and none who have tested their
for be without them. Agents daily writing for
more, giving accounts of and cures per
formed by 1t, both external and Internal.
Try 1t once, you aoaH nerer regret 1t.
And when you have ascertained its virtues YOU will
never be without it in the house. in Of
consider II safe to travel without bottle
like thousands of others, who know
when they have along. There nothing can COM
pare with 1t, before the people
The most astonishing cures have been performed by
this Imminent: IL has become TIE Family Physician in
many houses. For instance
Madison, Indiana, April 81, 1852.
Mr.. CAREY, Please send me twenty 1--we dozen of
" Barrels Indian lin ment. Some think their families
would not live with1us it,
Yours, truly, JOSEPH NoRTHcROFT.
Prepared by II. c. q. GARY Cleveland, Ohio, and for
sale by K ID Puiford Mineral Point; T. :. Ansiev.
den; {, H. Cox nhiin; Howde * Hopper, Mif1in G.
ID. jerks. Wingv;ile; Hoskins * Thomas, Dodgeyille
30v7y1.
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NDLES-25 Roxes, II do Quarter do
- OF otar Candies,2o boxes Mould Candles lust reed
~ 'o' 7i' o. GEO. w. COBBS
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FIRST ARRIVAL,
OF SPRING GOODS

y I II L n Or U q q d s
ID 1CHARD NJ. SMITH has just received nv e,n,o.s .
IL choice lot OF printed Lawns. Barr1e do ; 80 q
Dress Prints, &c. all being the latest sfvas a.,
ne Iespestui invites the attention of purchasers He
corner of Commerce and FouB tain street. i S'ano'
Mineral Point A priI ,, 1854
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&c, &c, Sc, &c
Ill of which having been bought at the lowest prices
the Eastern Markets. for cash, will be offered al East
ad ling transportation Thankful to his friend
and the public generally for the ber patronage extend
ed him, hopes by strict attention business low
and uniform prices aud upr hit aud honorable dealing
{ merit continuance of their esteemed favors.
46f JOSEPH GUNDRY.
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PILLS. PILI.S!!
- TX every man. woman and child W no
Il need-a kind to suit you all, Say
PulfoFd's Anti Billions Pills,
Fahnstooks Anti Bilious do.
Emore's improved Bilious do,
Jew David's Honey Co ated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do. G raeu nburgh do,
Monatts Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
Sarpington's Ague Pills ,Dr Bruce sd @.
DR.. Brsndreth's Pills,
Rev. O. Hibbard's do.
DIR. Angles Candy Coated DO,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do,
And lots of other kinds of Pills
Which you can get by calling al he MneraIPoint
Drug store, nearly opposite Beech Store
NoNehoerie R. ID. PULFORD.
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Caution.

NOTICE.
Ii. persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine,
move neral, turn the water from its natural chan
nell or Otherwise trespass the following descro
lanc. to wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section No TO- in owship No north of
two east And further notice hereby given that
person persons respassng upon the above premises
sill be dealt with according TO law.
JAMES HUDGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, "a, 1853. 7v7 1y 1sp
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lN>URANCE AGENCY.
NE undersigned having received the Agency of The
following O. mpan'es.to
Jefferson Life Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Netc York Central Insurance Company of Cherry
VaRey, ~ Y,
prepared to take Lives and Property the
most favorable TERMS either the Join Stock Mutu-
Al prInciple. K. d. PULFORD.
Ii Agent for Iowa Co. Wis.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NOVEMBER IA, 1853.
"a -. 40 -
an and after Monday, November T. land until furthe
" notice. Trains will be run over the above roads
follows, Sundays excepted.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT Il BELOT
LIST, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, at $40 a.
irving at Freeport 81 2 p and teioit 20 IN.
Id Leave hicAeo, Wells street Depot att 10 arrive
at Frceport 1 q aud Beloit at - m.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
list, Leave Freeport at 81 m, and Beloit at 8 m
arriving al Chicago at 1850 p m.
I'd. Leave Freeport at m. and Belot at 80 D. m
arriving at Chicago at II p.
Trains going West pass Junction at $50 M, and rs
pm
Trains going West Be!videre at 10 m and o4o
East " at . 30 a m. and is
n.
Trains going East pass Junction IA and IS
D.
Fare TO Freeport 50, to Reloit 50 50
The above arrangement is signed to afford much
daylight travel to and from the terminus the
possible From Ere, port and Pelot first class
mail connections established through Wiscon
sin, Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers the West North going South, by
taking Evening Eastward Trsin of this Road vii
train for Lasalle and points South reach ng
sale O'Clock. This route furnishes Continuous
Eaiir. sd connection TO Springfield and Altt and
boats ~ miles to st Louis
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE.
This route, via Beloit and Ja1esve, connecting be
places IA miles with the MiI~
Mississippi abroad, offers convenient com
municaton between Chicago and Milwaukee.
h3 Il. TURNER. Sup't
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HARDWARE g. IRON,

II U o u assortment " u " n i.
HARDWARE g. IRON,
Such as Iron in every variety of size,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Nails-~rought and cut,
Log ADD Trace Chains,
Shovels and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
shovels &c longs, Sad Irons,
Mill and = cut Saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door Scrsners, Msrlin Kettles and Stew pans,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
Grind Stone Hangings,
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
And a full md complete of shelf Fl ard ware
both for HJuse Trimming and House Furnishing.
CarPeting.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet
do oil cloth for floors,
Green and figured Bookings
Groceries.
s hogshe ads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
do Sugar house Molssses,
Is do Vinegar,
S half chests Black Tea,
10 do do Imp. and G. P. Teas,
q b 'xes Starch,
S" 20 b. boxes Tobacco,
10 Roxes lob eco,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
25J Kegs Blasting Powder,
apooo feet Safety fuse,
saieratus, Pepper, Spice, &c, &C.,
100 lbs CID Fish.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket Wagons, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axe helvcs Hatch.t anu Hammer Handles,
Wooden Ladies' and spoons,
Mats, tubs pals, cedar and pine,)
And many other articles in the above line.
AIlthe above goods will be happy to show to who
may be disposed to call before making their ial
purchases.
JOHN MILTON,
SO Corner of High and Chestnut Streets.
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Look at This.

LSUWA!n!U (EOOID-S,
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store is now
III receiving from st. LOUIS and other markets vel
selected assortment of
t?ANII57 GROCERIES
Consisting of allthe varieties usually kept in this ar
ket such as
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasscs,
Fish, Pork Hams, Tobacco,
Fruits Of almost every pariety,
Soap, Candles, &c, &c &C.
Which will be sold low at any this place
His arrangements such that he will at all time be
supplied with he best quality of
fresh from the best Mills in the State His old CUSTOM
org, and the public generally, invited to call and
examine the quality and prices of his goods.
Mineral Point, pril 25 1853 26tf
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1N>EfD OiI..IO Bbs & Bbls Just re-
IL celved and for sale st Mill prices. for cash
GEO. W. CORR.
STGAR HOUSE MOIASSESIs Rhla IN
- hiatt Bbls 10 Ten Gal. Kegs Sugar Hon
syrup Moasses, just rec'dat GEO w COgR,S
~ Ais Eighty kegs assorted Nails on ha, d. and
~ Tor sale at G. w. CObB'S.
June 81, 1854.
SOAP 25 boxes, No. l, Just received and for sal,
~ ny G. W. COBB.
tUDICKLES-Afewo of those suner,or lar pict,a
u Just received and for sale GEO w COBBS
II HiGARS. $500 choice Regalia and Principe CT
~ ears, sale az COBB'S
Dor Il, on hand and forsaleby
IL GEO. W. COBs
IL sale a. COBB's
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FOR SALE
iNHF south east quarter of Section tbrtythree
L eight range four east Aso-seVeFaI uniuprovec
Lots and parts of Lots, in the village of DodgeviIe-
Also-the Place torn, rly known the Tom Jenkins
place, in Dodgeye, being parts of Lots, and uur
Block three.
Any of the above property win be sold cheap and
fav orable terms Apply to
COBB MESS aORE, Agents,
Mineral Point, to
AUG. F. DOW. the owner,
new I ORR City. l5t.
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EDsHIIC NOTICE.. - All persons hereby
notified not 20 trespass- mine or dig upon any of
the following lands without the written consentof the
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1USC RECElN Ed A f. esn SUI ply n Coed win
- Bros yellow Rank Tobacco, in X ID. b, and
d CaRs JOSS PHI SMITH.
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NOTICE.
a IL. PERSONS are forhidfe n to line, d 2, remove
IN Mineral from other~ Use trespa.s the follow
Ing described premises. viz
or of E or of Sec. }, he of n w or of Sec. IL
and " or OF or of sec IA Town Range : Fast
4mnlll JOHN HOARE
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LAuSoHEp-At Boston, 18th inst BY Messrs Larrabee
alter Scott ow by buidor by Messrs Page Rich
ardson Go, and Richardson Of Boston, and Homer
Bartlett Esq OF Lowell and Capt John Smith Of Bath
who will command her Tho IL built entirely Of white
oak, and is intended for general freishting.
72y called the Fanny Tosdick owned by Mcssrs
Berry Of RocklRnd, Fosdick Scammon, and Capt VIM
Crsbtree of New York. Capt will command her.
At Rockland, sth inst, by Mr. Horace Merriam, fne
fiehting lip Of 6 owned By the builders Msssr
G Berry Wakefield and Hanson Butler OF Roekland, II
Bradley OF Boston, Alden OF Camden, aud Capt Robert
Crockett who will command her
At place and date by Mr. ko Tr0wbridsc superb
lr Of ia TONS called the Nankes Ranger owned chiefly
by tie builder. :
h inst by Jas Woodward aue ship Of
1000 tons.
At Wicasse few days since ship Of about 1000 tons
and another Of about % tons, toong Messrs Clark
Wood, Isaac Conn, and others
At Augusta, 18th inst, fine ship OF 100 tons called tho
sytil, owned BY Chas Lombard Esq, Of Augusta.
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street. Her remains win be taken to Tarry

COZ Greenwich street Her remains win be taken to Tay
town for interment
After brief illness FRANCIS, only SON Of William and
The friends Of the family arc invited attend his
funeral TO morrow morning 81 ten o'clock from NO,
Carroll Place Checker ST. without further invitation
On Saturday, November 49, after short illness, Of
droIsy Of the brain, ASK, youngest daughter Of John
and Joanna Waters aged years and months .
1he relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral afternoon At
one ofloes from the residence Of her parents NO. 80
On saturday. November ls MARY, wife of John R.
Roberts, aged 81 years.
invited to attend her funeral this morning at eleven
O'Clock, from her late residence $50 Tenth street.
of Ireland, county Of Sligo, Colony, aged So years
The friends of the family are respectfully invited TO
M DIS n ws. a. two from
Sixth and Seventh avenues.
AZ Rloomngdale ON Sunday, November 49, OF chronic
disrThea, Jcns Io7i,R, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence corner Of
Seventy second street and Broadway, tomorrow after
noon at one O'Clock His remains with be taken 70 Green
wood Cemetery for nterment.
On Sunday, November 10, MARGAREr, wife Of Patrick
Murphy, native Of county Wexford, Ireland aged 81
The friends Of the family and those of her sons, VII
ved attend her funeral this afternoon, at halfpast
two O'Clock, from her late residence No. IL Monroe
place, South Fifth street, Williamsburg. Her remains
will be taken 10 Flatbush for interment
On Sunday November 10, CATHARISE BUNK, aged p
years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at
O'Clock from her late residence, 2oS Eighth ayenuc be-
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty streets. Her
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for inter
mcGt
On Sunday. November 10, after a lingering Illness,
Iss CRAM, oil Richard T., and Bertha Arthur, aged
20
The friends and acquantances Of the family arc
pecuy invited TO attend his funeral at the Conyrega
tional church, South Ninth street, Williamsburg, this
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
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Port OF New York, November 10, 1854.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Ship Webster Lawrence Liverpool Oct G with mdse and
passengers, to Spoford, Tileston CO.
Ship New York Thompson, Havrs, Dot IL with mdss and
FASTENERS, to Mortimer Livingston.
Bark Sarah Jane, Saunders Savannah days, with cot
ton and rice to Sturses, Chairman Co. Nov l?, AM
while the lowes bay into by sohr Wake, Jen
nings hence for Wilmington, which broke several
sancheone, stove buiwarks, de- The lost bbocm and
received other damage.
Brig Mary (Br) sullivan, Dry HarboY Jam, 10 days with
pimentc. old copper, &c, TO Solomon Left Am
sells.
schr W Basley, Hsmsn, Plymouth. NC, days, with
shingles, TO Bent Hroe Nov y, Oh Egg Harhor saw
vessel sunk with only her topmast ont of water.
Schr Maria Pike g nastedl, Amnck Wilmington, NC.
days, with naval stores, to Blossom Son.
BELOW.
ships Oden, from Bremen; Prince Regent from - Con-
federation from Havrr and three ships unknown supposed
packets-by Pilot boat Julia.
Lark John Henry, Moses, from Havana
Also. two ship and two bark, unknown.
The bark Caroline, from reported below 10th inst, H
il presumed for the Cenads arrived 18th
Cuba,
SAILED.
Ships z, Liverpool: Quickstep London.
Wind during the day NV.
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dseorant masses OF the democratic party the basis
Of bsrdonent Of leaders for adherence TO prin
cipk therefore, IL Ia hoped that the whole party will
rally 10 the support OF one standard needless OF
the obsolete distinctions OF "hard" and asoft" and,
Therefore IL Is
Resolved, That this club do appoint a committee 70
center ana adv with the officers Of the ward clubs
where Organized and to their in
wards where they do not already exist and that they
report at the next regular meeting Of this club tho
Euft of their isbors; and,
Resolved That for the parpose Of uniform and gene
raj organization. and more efficient effort the officers OF
all the ward organizations be- and hereby invited to
meet with In convention the frat Saturday Of De-
cember t2d ut O'Clock +. M at the Chinese Building
No. $50 ErtaiNay.
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On Saturday afternoon November u.s. Of Inflammation,
MARGARET IAueHLIS, IN the goth year Of her age
Her iric and the friends Of her brothers, John,
James Robert and william Laughn also, her uncle.
John Mck immin respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon at two clccs, from her late
residence, No. so West Twenty seventh street.
San Frspcisco Iapers please copy
On Thursday, November 16, Mr. MOSES II. CoRwIs,
aged e years.
ON saturday, November Is, Mrs. HkrTp widow OF the
late Hugh Mcbride, aged SO years.
1hs relatives anu frsen.s Of ths e. ay IKE iuytsl 10
attend the funeral services, this AZ ernoon at three
e'elock, 81 the house o. her son in-lsv H. u Ritln
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov ~, pM--Arr ship Westmoro
lane ork 80 hours hrgs May Queen, Nurleens
Irarcis ara jackson. WORK scArs slarshs Wrsa
Bell Ruynor NIork
cid 18th lips Iowadj Baich NorieanF; Zenebia Drum
mond, do Esther May Clark osten Br bark Argentinu
Ia,tnrs st John NIB; brig Washington Ander.on, Boz
tom sctrs SHARP sharp i,adOro rssr and Enissesh
selsey selsey EIAven; Deborah Lcx NYork Isabel WI.
Hams Providerrc; steamers City OF Boston, Baker BOSTON,
Delaware Clark, NYork
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Liverpool arr here day Oct H. 10 lat 81 10, Ion iG %
she was struck BY torihc squa asa ling the ship of ali
sails fer days 30 she encountered severe gale which
lated for several days Nov H. fen in with schr Jealous,
from Halifax for Boson In linking condition took OF
the captain ard crew aud broasht thea 10 this port.
Alto arr steamer Osprey, pLiadelpLis.
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The meeting then sdjourasd.
THE STATE CANVASS

THE STATE CANVASS
On Wednesday next the s.ave csnvssssrs ali meet,
with power to adjourn from day to dsy, for dve
days, to complete the caIvass-
We cop, the provision Of the law
Sec IA The BOARD of State Canvassers shall meet at
after the third Monday II November after every such
election, sooner If all the certified copies of the
statements of the county shall have been
ceiveo from all tie countless to the votes given
for the electors Of president a1d president and Ia
all the certified statements shall not have been
ceivod that day the board may adjourn from day to
day until the shall have been received not
cceding fve days. and IT, at the expiration Of four days.
certified copies OF the statements Of the county can
SHAH not have been received from any county,
the board shall proceed TO upon such of the said
statements AS shall have becn,receivcd
AGGREGATE VOTE OF NEW YORK.
The official returns trom all the counties except
S huJ Ter ami Putnam, foot up ~ follows on Gov
elmo
Clask ............ 15i, $50 Cllman.......12 1 $50
Seymour. SOP Bronson. 80 $50
T.. ~, dGt ,l0l. Inc two couDt,es no. included
viii pI"heoiy hTe1 tie Aggregate 20 4GS 600, Or
there ebonts.
Ire following are the footings for Lteuteaau,
Governor. Canal Commissioner, and State Pris,a
lnspe 'or. Coz The sboe state. with the excsusloa
of Lfie, fotnam, schuyler, xsd Futon ant asu,t
tor, ~ L'sutS Dan: Governor /; the same couatl-s,
with tbs addition OF Kings sod Nav York, on Caa.l
Commissioner; aud this same counties, with th.
sdoitiOn Of st. Lawrence, on Inspector Of State
Prisons
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su,y Hrrrrcyv tof BOSTON,, Iimbcrr, struck on Bird
T1fra Csrl~an sos and knocked On tr Nee cansnsber
1honas arrived ct 1S having Eve fcs Of vstA
n beg hSll Ss lost anchor, ehaiA ssysxai see
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THE KNOW NorHINGs IN DELAWARE.

IRON tne lover (Uell reporter, NOV. lIJ
On Wednesday night last, q large procession went
the rouDcs Of the own OF Milford, at the head Of
which procession marched Peter f. Causey, Gov
ofnnr esrct Oh De.asare With bouquet IN one hand
following him came several preachers.
The Know Nothings had bonfire ard Al illumi-
nation In Dover last hight. Having passed oil we'll,
Drawer victory.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE VERMONT LEGIs



From the Windsor Journal Nov. II
At about four o'clO k Wednesday morning, the
Legislature Of Vermont adjourned without day,
After session Of thirty fyo days; about half the
time occupied by the coalition Legislature of last
year.
Tnrsc bar ks have been chartered, although there
were more then tsenty applications. The banks
chartered are. rhe Waloomsac at Bennington, tho
Lamoilie Gently Bank ut Hyce Park, aud one at
Lyndsp. One MAS re-chsrtered, the Caledonia
County Bar K at D-bvie.
The Legislature made an appropriation Of 81 900
for hospital in connection with tho State Prison at
VIII dsor; ato, 800 FOR prison lib ary, and &25
year for additions hereafter. Au api ropriaion OF
s. 500 was also made Tor extinguishing toe old
debt OF the prison.
The education bill failed Of passage in the
House.
Some slight alterations we're made In the Pro-
hih,toly Liquor law. TIE time of electiug county
commissioners hss been changed, it now being uni
f0mly on the first Tuesday in March throus bout
the SITE. An additional section was Incorporated,
nsking il q penal efsnce ~ keep possess liquor
with an iuteDt 10 sell give away contrary to the
act 90 smepdsd. On the vote to restore tie Miner
timex ent called the House at bod ayes &c. noes
go. So the Minor aneI dment stands ~ it passed
Last year.
The salaries Oft Supreme and Circuit Judges
have beeD raised from 81 375 to 81 500 per annum.
Three re orts on the Nebraska IS; were made,
and one in favor OF it-thc latter BY Mr.. Dewey Of
Higtest Resolutions strongly oondemhing the
repeal were passed in the Hou.e
ORGANIZATION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS
LEGISLATURE.
Rrmor tls eta Andrew A. Redmond, Of Adams,
President OF 'he senate, and Mr. Drew, Of tho Wor
cesttr Spy, Clerk; Anthony K. Chase, Of HEiwick,
Speaker, spd simon r. Rams oDb, as Clerk;
Henry Wilsor Marshall p. Wilder, AID N. p Banks,
Jr, are ahdioStss for the SenatOrship.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR OF
OHIO.
Joseph r. Swsn, of franklin county. Judge oil
the Supreme Court vi q Jnhp A. Cor win, rests ucd.
Sbepa,e F. Norris, Of Clcrmont county, Judge OF
the Supreme Court, vice William B. Caldwell, 70
siepsd-
Charles NJ. Godfrey, Of Putnam county, Trustee of
the new Lunsrc Asylums, vice Robert Giliei.nd,
deceased.
Jeese J. Appltr, If Seioto county, Judge OF the
Prooa Court for said county, vice benjamin. Ram
sey. ie,jeb.d.
RI bers N. MrAdams, of Butler county, Collector
Of Tolls the csJs nj MiddieiowD, vice John Shsr
wooc, deceaset.
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NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT.

According to the Of the recent election She
following vil constitute tie government OF the Umpire
State on The fst January neat -
Wings Ia italics democrats in roman Know Nothngs
in smaI capitals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
Weekly Report OF Deaths
Albuminaria, disease Of

In the city and county Of New York from the IT day
November to the 18th day of November, 1854
Men, rs; women Go; boys 100; girls 1oS-Total, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
ASSEMBLY.

Those marked NJ L. are known TO be in favor Of the
Maine law; those marked A. NJ T. are opposed to that