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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08

lcELASD.-" On stepping ashore
in Iceland, the total absence of trees
aud forests, and the astonishing pu-
rlty OF the atmosphere, strike the
spectator as among the more remar-
kable Of the characteristics Of the
country. The fields are hesr'i'r'ly
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Redheld of Windsor, Rev. L. Ballou,
ard Rev. +. J. Scott Of NJ Montpelier,
be a committee 10 bring this subject
before the Legislature at their next
session, and TO confer with the Com
mtiee on Education, and aid with
suggestions as TO the details Of a suit
able bill to be prepared on this sub
lect.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following -
ResolCed, That petition, praying
the Legislature to pass a bill creating
State Board of Education, be pre-
pared 10y the above mentioned com
mittee as soon as possible, and dis
tr;butcd to the members OF the Asso-
ciction and other friends OF Educa-
ton, and returned to said commit
tee, with the signatures, before the
next session of the Legislature.
Adopted. Adjourned till 2 p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Association met per adjournment.
An Essay was read by J. 5. Spauld-
ing of Barre Academy, on The
best method Of Teaching Arithme-
tic" which subject was discussed by
Messrs. Greenleaf, Jenner, and Col
by.
The Association then listened TO
an Address by r. w. Clark, Esq of
Bratileboro', on The reciprocal
duties Of tie Ciheen and The State"
EVENING SESSION
Mr.. Roger ). Howard of Me-, de-
livered lecture on Common
Schoois-their importance and
means of Improvement"
The subject of the address was
discussed by Messrs. Grcenleaf,
Norihend, TaIlman, Rannev and
Colby. Adjourned ill 9 A. NJ.
THURSDAY. Aug. %.
MORNING SESSION.
Association met per adjournment.
Hon. ID. NJ Camp in the chair.
Prayer 10y Rev. c. S. Richards.
The committee on nominations re-
ported the following named gentle
men, as officers of the Association
Tor the ensuing year, which nomina-
tons were confirmed by the Associa-
ton, VIZ:
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Annexed is list Of agents to receive subscription,
advet,isemcnis and communications, and aeknowladg
Psymentfof the same.
bakersfield, ). N.FoMERoY,
Bsookdeid, 5. II. SMITH,
Cabot, G. Z. BROWN,
Danvillc, CHARLES \. DANA,
Elmofe, sc SCOTT,
tiydepark, EDWARD u. SAWYER,
Johnson c. w. SCOTT,
Marshfeld, y. D. PUTNAM,
Mottisvilie, J. &. MOVES,
Middiese1, Jesse JOHNSON, Jr.
Nouhh-ld, y. SMITH,
Oranre, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Faiufed, A. r. BANCROFT,
South Hardwiek, G. siliPMAN,
Stowe, JOSEPH c. RAYMOND,
STAFFORD WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South strafctd, DANIEL W. JUDD,
Tuubiidgo, AARON n. KING,
waitsdeld aud Faysion. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Waterbury and DuRbuy,
willamstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
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is u q ~ i..-...;...s s;ss.:...,.... 81.
Northern Railroad, n. II.
British & u. s. MAIL ROUTE,
Boston, lowell, Concord, North
ern, Pas-umpsic. Vermont Central, Og-
dcnsburgh and Montreal siIr ga DIS,
TO AND A. ON

81 Jahnsburs. Burlington. -. Aibses, Montreal, Og
dsHspufsn aud the Nesi, and Manchester, Nash
a., Hostaa Lawrence, salem, Dover, Pnrsmouth A.,
Portland, Groioa Jaacfian, " oroetiur, Providence,
N1rStch sud Ncwhotk,
Tate g. the direct route hotwirt the rhove places,
aud passes though the rapral. Of New Hunpshue and
Vermont. The laio aad fieightas low e. by oihsf
fuutes
Anet Dec. 70. 1853, trains North leave Boston At
7.t5 A. N aua f. n. and Concord NJ 10 30 A. Mssnd
3 NJ. Trans South leave White RiNei Juuction
from upper roads
tfatns plsa ovct tbs foute every Tues
DAY aud ifoieht trains d. otwin buflingtuna Rou.
e.. POM. % gdenshufgh, Montreal, and Nashua, Low.
ou, BosSea, Salem, fousnouth, Worcester, Piovi
iouce aud intermediate places and ID d the Only route
from Oh, Ogtenshut-h and Montreal koads by which
Frrfrktoan be casried itleuf changing cats
ONSLON srEARNS Agent.
Concord. y. n. Doc. ~, 1853.
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Vermont Teachers Associa-
ton.

Pursuant TO notice by the Execu.
tive Committee, this Association com
menced its fourth annual session in
the Unitarian Church at Windsor. on
Tuesday, the 22nd August, at 9
O'Clock, A. NJ.
In the absence of the President
Rev. DR.. Smith, the Hon. y. NJ.
CAMP, Vice President, was called to
the chair.
Prayer was offered by Rev. ]. D.
WIckham. The records of the last
annual meeting were read by the
Secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed
Messrs. Wickham, Spauldlng and
Graham, committee on business.
Messrs. Colby, circuit and Ora
ham, committee to nominate officers
for the ensuing year.
Messrs. SpauldIng and Wickham
bers &c 'i.e Asspcintiun.
An Essay on the necessity of n
" State Board Of Education," was
read by J. Graham, Of Mortified
Academy.
The subject of the Essay was dis.
cussed by Hon. d. NJ. Camp. Rev.
]. D Wickham, d. b. Tower of
Boston, Rev n. Blsaop. Mr.. Hall of
OHIO, Mr.. TaIlman of r. l., E. G.
Tracy and others.
Adjourned tIli 2 p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Association met per adjournment.
The Lecturer for the hour being ab-
sent on account of the detention of
the northern train" the President
read an Essay on " Phonology."
On nomination, the Hon. ID. Nj.
Comp, Rev. ID. Greene and Rev. ].
ID. Wickham were elected commit
tee TO report on Board of Educa-
ton, after which the subject was
again iavorably and fully discussed.
Adjourned till I p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
An Address was delivered by the
Right Rev. ]. II. Hopkins, on
" The Agencies required for a full
result Of Education" Also an Ad-
dress by Charles Norihend, Esq, of
Salem, Mass; subject, f" The Du-
ties Of Teacher and Parent"
The subject of this lecture was
discussed by B. Greenleaf, Esq, OF
Massachusetts, r. S. Howard, of
Bangor, Me-, and others. Adjourn
ed Till S o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 90.
MORNING SESSION.
Association met per adjournment.
Hon. ID. M. Camp in the chair.
Prayer by J. X. Colby.
In accordance with notice given
at previous meeting by Rev. J. L.
King, Art. I, Of tie Constitution
was amended, making the "initia-
ton fee" fifty cents, instead of one
dollar.
An Essay on The means of
Keeping scholars EMPLOYER was
read by Jas. X. Colby, of ST. Johns
bury Academy.
The subject Of the Essay was fur
Their discussed by Messrs. Howard,
Greenleaf and Orcutt.
The chairman of the committee
on State Board of Education re-
ported the following resolutions,
which were discussed by Messrs.
Greenleaf Of Mass, Jenner of N. Y.
Norlhend of Mass, Prof. Wickham,
Chief Justice Redfeld, Messrs. Bish-
OPP, Reynolds, circuit and other gem
tlemen, and unanimously adopted.
ResoiUed, |. That in the judg-
ment of this Association, the inter.
esis of education in Vermont would
be greatly promoted by an efficient
supervision Of the same, aud that il
is expedicnt 10 establish State
board Of Education, with authority
10 employ Secretary, OF other
agents, TO infuse life and energy into
The system, and thus to secure the
elevation Of our common schools.
Resolved, 2. That Hon. D. NJ.
Camp Of Montpelier, Prof J. d.
CT MiddIebury. Prof II !
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~ "a - -
1854. WESTERN ROUTE 1854.

THROUGH TICKETS con be obtained a. the Tick
., Ofhee Montpelier Tor Bufsio, Toledo, Dcuoh sad
all pous on Lake Miehigiu. either by Michigan Cea
IRA Of Late shore Railroads, and also by The great
Western Canada Roate.
]. w. HOBART Act
Montpelier, June : b. la54. 70!
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qrafrbuluu K 5tatr suurnal.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS. 81 .50eash 10 advance $500 IL payment
he end ofthc year
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VOL. xLvI1I, NO. 4l..~...wHoLE NO. 24ss.

tartan Church for opening il for our
convenience, and TO those gentleman
from home and abroad who have ia
vored US with Lectures during the
meeting.
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d. NJ. CAMp, President.
]. GRAHAM. Secretary.

j. GRAHAM, NecrefdTy.
The number of teachers and Others
from home and abroad was large,
but, as was clearly shown, would
have been much larger had the Rail-
road Superintendents extended the
common courtesy of hall-fare."
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EYENINa SESSION.

An address was delivered by Rev.
DR.. Clement Of Woodstock, on
" Classical Studies" Adjourned
sine die.
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Hon. d. NJ. CAMP, President.

Rev. @. q. Wheeler, &. Isle "
r. w. Clark, Esq, W'dh'm"
rev. T.. DaliUu, wash. 90
Prof II. circuit, Orange
]. 5. Spauldlng of Barre, Cores
ponding Secretary and Treasurer.
Thos. Scott Pearson, Peacham,
G. E. Bruce, Brattleboro', Recording
Secretaries.
Z. X. Pangborn, ST. Adams, John
Graham, Mortified, c. b. Hubert,
ST. Adams, Executive Committee.
The succeeding Resolutions were
unanimously adopted
ReSoired, That the Executive
Committee be authorized to appon,
delegates TO represent this Associa-
ion at the meetings CT similar bodies
in other States.
Resoiged, That in making arrange
menls for the next meeting the Exc
cu;ive Committee be authorized TO
limit the session 10 two, or two and
half days
ReSolccd, That the Vice Presi-
dents of this Association are expected
to attend, as our representatives, the
meetings of County Associations and
other educational meetings in their
respective counties.
ReS0ired, That we will use our
influence in establishing and render
my effective a Teachers and Par
ents' Association in each county in
the State.
Resoiued, That il is the duty Of
all teachers of the State TO become
members of Educational Assocla-
tons, and TO sustain tho same, by
their attendance and earnest cooper
alton.
Resoired, That we exceedingly
regret the encouragement thrown IN
the way of teachers in Vermont by
the refusal of the Railroad Superin-
lendents TO extend the usual courtesy
of half fare" and we confidently
believe that it would be greatly for
the advantage OF the Railroad Com
panies themselves, in the end, if not
on the first trial, TO adopt different
policy.
ResotUed, That the rule adopted
last year, as 10 the preparation OF
business, &c, be continued the conf
ing year.
MIR. Walker of Boston delivered a
Lecture on 4" The best Method Of
Teaching Reading" Adjourned
till 2 P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Association met according to ad-
iournment. President in the chair.
G. B. IIurlbert of ST. Adams read an
Essay on School Government"
which subject was further discussed
by Messrs. Duslan, circuit, Howard,
and Jenner.
Prof. N. G. Clark Of Burlington
University, delivered an address on
" The Education non needed in
Vermont"
The topic Of school government
was again discussed by Mr.. TALL
man, Chief Justice kedield and Mr..
Ranney.
The following resolution was unan-
'mously adopted
Resoived, That the thanks Of
This Association are hereby presented
10 the inhabitants Of this village for
their generous hospitality, in enter
tanning the members OF the Associa- |
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NOTICE TO DRIDGE-EU1LDERs.

DFrIoK CONSTRUCTIONS " LITTLE FALLs" B1IpGE,
Washington August ~, 1854
NEALED PROPOSALS. for the of the
snpsucure complete of timber bridge the Pstosc
nsn me Little Falls above Geogetown the labor and masrals
q" az kinds together with the requisite sca0dng be included
received this ONCE until Saturday. 9Th of Sptember
at IL O'Clock, - 'Ss
One abument and two piers
feet from
thirty four iee IN length The leading dimensions
OF SAID bridge therefore, follows vx Total length
cct in two OF $50 feet each the clear The of the
bridge must embrace two caiage-ways and two the
orasr situated within three ibis and the
terror to the The whole bridge with
able roof, ahsathed with roofing y = painted.
The proposals. be accompanied ane
aions dhncnsion &c. and
understanding of the and various
proposed and must exhibit tho price foot s things
incaded for foon length Of the entire
10 fecat which the will be
date later than the first Of December which
be completed.
Said proposals also be setting
o ING chafacer and competency the and signed
ready joint bonds surees
u uhmen Of contract In conformity the and
accepted
Payments will be made in equal
shall be made that twOrds of the including
devered inspected md accepted actually
it's and appcndages ai have duly completed and
cePssd. P
times subject the and undersRued
other authorized. An proposals
the in sealed envelopes marked outwady "Pvoposas
building the Little Falsi brdge under the
Secretary of the Interior GEO. THOM,
Captain Corps of Typographical Engneen
In charge of construction OF tsLttie Falls" bridge.
Aug 2D-dtSepa flint, Star, md Bait. SUM-
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IN The petition OF Joden l.. Mott, OF Mott Haven New York
praying ioT the extension Of patent granted TO him the
ISL OF Decembe lo4o, tho mode Of
rucn combined cadon and furnace for the Of agcusr
iss and othrs Of said
which ukes place on The st day Of December, 1854
ordered that the said be heard the Patent Oce
9th Of November O'clock
persons are notified appear show they
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing the extension required be III The Patent
once te objections, specially forth writing
days before the day OF ali filed by either party
10 be used al the said hearing transmitted
cordanca with the of Office, which will furnished
pIication
The testimony the be closed 3s
spositons and other relied testimony flied
ia the office on or before the morning Of that day the
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered ALSO thai ,hs notice be published in The Unon tel
and Evening sar Washingion G. Evening Argus
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New York and
Post Boston, week for three successive
hearing.
CuARLEE MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
SEdo OF the above papers will please copy, and send
their bills The Patent Oice, with paper containing this
Aug lo--law3w .l sat
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payment Of the subscription be advance.
Distant subscribers money bv letter.
which VIII be paid and all assumed ouevss In il sale
The COUNTRY PAPER il publshsd weekly duax
sons Of Congress, and semi week during recess.
Subscriptions ios period lees tAn year be received
propostioned TO the above annual
00-PoSTMASTERS authorized agents by
ssnding DAILY subscribers, with rvs
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General notice for restoring lands to market
on certain proposed railroads.

uTHEREs s certain lands States heeinat men
w NiIbdfawn from sle OF entry teAeeW io' pc
empon czm The President oil the United 9lss -
urgent solicitations OF ei
anticipation oi grants ens nsde
RAILROADS
not having President mas directed tha an
winch
withdrawal trxeep ose since
entered by e ronD shall restored market precisely
iipugh u's han
wiihd from sale
hereby ta on ana aitet Monday the
aA day az e All prute
suv prrious 10 pfe,epied)
led In the following Teory and land districts, and
larry in withdrawal enumerated below Will
AGAIN be subject private thar
siur previous
which has also wiz reprociaimed
described public notice OF withdrawal No 49I, August
Alabama;
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Aug I6-iawtsepl2

No SIC.
NOTICE exfcn.ass,u the time of she reservation of
N from safe along The OF the
from SugEvEPosr LoUsIssA, 10 NcKsauRu
MISSISSIPPI
hereby given the reservation Of the lands heretofore
bd,wp from market Withheld
(except valid pre- empons until the Nh day OF lnne
1854 IL 1853, and lying within III
above
toned is extended from 1,
o Washington this tenth day OF
June, 1854
BY of the President; - ---
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office.
Juup
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JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL.
p HOOVER has fitted up, style lasIs
No so 10 sn % %
and best selected stock OF boots and shoes exhibited this
city
s1Ss me IL ~ Z n kind s
article his line Of business will, celebrated
shoes for iades gentlemen children and here be
expense spared in fitting up this establishments a.
to make attractive rs place Of business He will no effort
appoximang closely posbe those Of the manuac
The following are among the articles just received:
$3.50 FOR LADIES.
Black, bronxs and eoiored CATERS thick and hin
French and Xmencan morocco and kid slippers ''p''~
Toilet slippers enameiisd and WORKED French and Am.n.n
Jenny Lind busklns pokas and other styles Of dress shoes
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French pu'cn. leather boots boot.
Do calf dress boots, half boots, and shoes
. Do calf and pstensiensher Oxford ties
Cloth sster black and colored
Enameled top French aent Leather foxed ae
All varieties Of common boots and Shoes peggcd
& FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN
Youths. pumps dress shoes and boots of beautiful
sai.sr, slippers walking Of .,..,
Chdepu embracing every style quality use
FOR BOYS.
Here them let the boys such
fancy. and which have heretofore been difficult
FOR SERVANTS
My assortment of sevanp shoes kinds large very
Respectfully my customers, citizen. gen
Montgomery surrounding country, v.ns
the city, purchasing desire
enton and devotion business challenge
a'' and win success in my new en'erp'iIs. HoovEs
shoe Establishment,
avenue, Ninth and Tenth
Aug l7-dlwheoaw
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University Of MARYLAND.


TUE will begin Monday October ssi
4 aud end on the lst OF March, 1855 >
PRINCIPLES and Practice o. surgery n. r. Smith, N.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w T.. \. Aiken NJ ID.
,nhe'pe ard prnoiice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, VI. D.
Anatomy aud Physiology, Joseph lioby, VI. D.
obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas VI D..
NJ, u. - - ''''''""''S',
rracueai Anatomy y. ., Smith, NJ. u.
.hnical instruction the Inirmar
ana containing ore hundred and hny 80
SEQ. VII II,W r. - ,,ii,n,. m iee
sep i-2awtDboct " 'NP'' W. NJ,
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NJ NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Washington.--1he
~ thirty third annual Of LECTURES will the
fourth Monday In October, and continue until March,
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, VI. d., Professor Of Anatomy Physiology
Wm Johnston, NJ D Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and children.
Joshua Riley NJ d. Professor OF atea sedca, Therapeutics,
and Hygiene
Fred NJ Professor Of the Principles Practice Of
Surgery.
iciHe
II. Steiner, NJ ID Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
Edward A. Scs NJ d., Prosectr and Demonsrsor OF Anaoy
facilities the
similar institutions EuTope desks which
the regular given and the wards for clinical instructions
under the roOE
The completion Of the extensive additions 10 the buildings since
the accommodation will
the usefulness OF the medical and surgical clinic .ayH
The entire for full Of lectures $50
the
Matcula,is payable
Graduating expenses 70
Admission the medical aud surgical clinic through the whole
without charge. .t-tFa.s :.
further information, address LEWIS H. STEINER, NJ ~,
Dean of the Faculty, office Washington Inirmnry.
Aug 25--eojtl 10 Nov IS-niineJ
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs-The subscribers
have the pleasure of announcing the citizens
and vicinity that they are now fully prepared exhibit
splendid stock Of foreign and domestic staple
opened in hi. market, embracing styles newest
aud most approved fabrics such
Eegaut brocade silks style
Very rich wide plsid silks, do .at.
Do do Moirc anti us, yard wide
Do do plaid Irish p0plins
Do do watered Irish pOpins
Extra French mcrinos, every shade
French mousselnes de lainc and cashmere d'Ecose
Plaid valencas, dress material
Plaid and cushmeres
Rich black figured and plain silks, all widths
Black French bo,nbssins mousselnes de
French chinizes and gnghams
Wide silk velvets, all cOlors of superior quality
Cashmere shaws and
New style Persian scars
Cloth amas, shape, SC.
Together with great variety Of and desirable articles
pirate the approaching which
enumerae in advertisement, but which will be shown with
pleasure to all who may favor with call.
+ Sept 8-3aw$Yif HOOE, BROTHER, K co.
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NkEFCHES of emtnsnt Statesmen of the time of
~ George III; By Lord Brougbnm edition. vols.
Letters Of Rachel Lady Russell edition. volume.
Railroad accidents, a0d the by which they be
vented by the Of safety apparatus by
Turnbul and w. q. Nclea Price rs
owen on the Skeleton and Teeth.
Buhnanh principles animal and vegetable physiology
Carpenters principles OF comparative physiology edition
Aug97 FRANCk TAYLOR
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onic. OF :hc Clerk os t,e Ho. of Reps. U. s..
september A. 1854
O.EAi,ED PROPOSALS will be received
y O'Clock Monday September %, 1854 furnishing
hundred aud fifty quality anthracite COAL
half The pure, egg
the delivered charge
Of the Capitol
AIso m furnishing hundred and fifty cords Of hest quality
hickory wood hundred twenty
once, five cords whole
sawed, and slowed Capitol
the of the contractor,
Both wood and eoa delivered before 18th day
October and be subject quality
aud by bn designated by the Clerk for that
pose. JOHN w. FORNEf,
Clerk House Of Reps u. s.
G-irl5h Intel X Star
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Tint the lands subject
Natchoches louisiana No Decsm-
ber H. 1883 for the railroad from shreveport Vckbug said
which extended No.
subject entry again the 7th December
time respective registers
offices carry
tasct ,ho auatag further Instructions t,es thisHcc
Given under hand the General Office
Washington this fifth day &" sepember Arno Domn 1851
BY order Of The President;
JOHN WILSON,
sept 6--2aw6w Comn sioner.
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No. 52l
NOTICE of the cstabltshAent OF vcyors General
IN Territories ofNEw MKNco, W ASH
ISaToN. OREGON, and MrSNEsoYA.
In OF law tho President OF the United States has d
that pseaent following shall
Offices the saspsyns land districts
the late session of Congress, viz
The Office for the general New MEXICO be
SANTA FE and that for the general of
TERRITORY nj OLYMPIA,
The Offices for the register recep for WAsnNaros
also OLYMPIA for OREGON TERRITORY ORGoos
CRY those for The jFssnu district, MINNESOTA TERRITORY
WsoNA and those Red Hing district also in MIsSEsorA gR
RIroRy, al RED WIso.
Given my city Of Washington, his wen'y
fourth day OF August, A. d. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
the General Land Oiics.
Aug 2S-9aw6w flint. and Star
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty OF land number 80
IL issued the m day of January 1852 and the
Hon T. c. Cabbe Washington city d. and lost msaid by
him. There said Gotiiy all
nppy publication this
missioner Of Pensions Cos duplicate OF said warraut
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARIANA, Jackson county Florida, August Z, 1854.
Aug i2-law6wF
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A ALkNANDRiA BOARDING sCHOOL.--The 3lst annual
II viii
aiion Greek, Spanish
taught tie branches of q
and thorough OF mathematics and mixed The
geological specimens philosophical chemical
pnraius astronomical crvan with telescope
instrument Trouehou's circle, &c
aud chemical laboratory which the advanced
ercssa in chemical Hanpuniou
soils &c., and every facility
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FRANCIS MILLER.
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