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Saiamander Safes.


EVANS WATSON, 8 Fsonh street. Philadelphia,
u Pa Gate No SO Dock reetJ hand
rnent Of their
PATENT sALAMANpEg FIRE AND THiEF-PRoGf SAFES,
aud doors bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LiNED REFHrGERAToRs,
Wste hefs, seal aud copying presses Fatsnk platform
and scales
sne agency Buerworth Be,ey Yses, Jones' Halls
patent powder proof bank locks. give = a call
Reference y made 10 few Of the many hnndres who have
IT, MAguder Nh street, Pennsysans avenue, washing
ton, ID. g.
Farmer. and ns-hanic'' Bank, Phiadspeia,la safes.
United States Arsenal in Caiforuis, ia Philadelphia
United Appraser's Once, philadelphia
Pennsyvana Railroad Company, Philadelphia, 4 safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington and baltimore Railroad Company
Philadephia.
Richard Norrfs, Locomotive. WORKS Philadelphia
BaAk, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. Y. pennsytvsala avenue sh ana OH
streets Washington. O. authorized and
M sales Of the above.
May s-2swiy .e. EVANS h WATSON
AMERICAN HOUSE, sa.acw.r ssr.~. ,so.,.,, , ~
"a Lewis Rice Rsoo, enlarged,
tshf nosrn Improvements sna convenience.
on trsveiirs pusBe
Dee ~ div
SHaRrs mad. ord.r-sTEvENs Browns Hotel i pge
20 d. ~ " -
Gents troubled with bad a,upg can be suited Al
sTEyFNs'3
Dec f-Rh ssiss room, Browns Hoiel
fENf's sesrf. Ties, Cr.vsss, sxc-Ever, variety
style and shape Of and Napoleon
'@s' Sc o. 'a's meoFaionr AID Al moderate prices
Dec f-@ Sales room, Brownis uo,s
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r. II. GILL EFT

Has removed biz office bis ead Ftanslin Row,
and Thirteenth He Will continue
principally Uni.d States Supreme Court
Having devoted patents
opinions arising
the Patent Office, aud appeals the chief justice
OF District OF Coluahia ard will also
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents. Mn
lie
Congress ehes
viii also prosecute claim before board established
adjudication.
Oct 2e-du
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~ ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. mann
IL. daguerSeoypc apparatus mattings
&c and OF plates, chemicals fancy frames and
eaope chemicals for pictures, and
ias Of description Hss ~ #1la tsHe sa Ete
supplied with materials for manufacturing
@. Hanons celebrated caneras also, Voigtandcr shon
hand
30s Broadway, June II, 1854.
June 20--dlyears
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For Lynshbag connecting
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Ftsdays.
For Lufay and New Market
Tuesdays, Thursdays, aad Saturdays.
Fur Winchester daily connecting with stages Piedmont
For Mddlehurs daily Plains
PR orders W. n. BRockErT, Agent
Nov 7--du
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On 5''F 17tE0~sF -s0F7""7s7 Fo'sI
pnE Aoxanara daily Gosdonsvie sad
aeiecksa the afFaSai % the boat
RON Nashnx.oa. ua4e t Dfsesses "a eoasa toh
with fos Suase0t9 al War
ruashn IuHcsa villa sasu casdonsss
Central rsilTeas Goa ehmn Char
lots.ssiils, and staaaton.
The aay Coz Axandrs and Intermediate
before ~ o'clock TIE Sssai % TIE uai1s OF
chsaosessis, and
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Aug ll-lawtNovi
Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
Printing.

SUPERINTENDENT PunLIo PRINTING,
Washington January -, 1855
provisions Of the
vide for executing The public printing &C. approved August &C.
proposals be Office Capitol
2sb March ~ O'Clock,
furnishing the following quantities and descriptions Of writing
o
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CREMoNA, and
EMPRESS.
boats carrying the United suites mall viii
teayiag Mobile
daily Montgomery with
The ears, and with iha New or mail boats
will leave Selma
sir O'Clock, IA. IL
me above
officers the couart safety
OF passengers
The rates freight win any
| per barrel nd one bale of cotton.
For passage having elegant aeeommodatons apply
board, -. u....,..x. -.
Oct IT, CbAs BhAlNAkDs 20.
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Notice OF Restoration and Withdrawal of GER
tain Lands In the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant in Missouri.

NOTICE hereby
IN delegation Of
OF material change IN the and
Fulton railroad IN said state, heretofore
lands from market for the said road
OF released,
ia thereof conhormaby
and situated considerably south of the old President
his order bearing dane The t February
lands situated III The townships hereinafter which
withdrawn from market BY his order Of 18th May ie53 d
their public
23d January, 1884, Cairo and Fulton grant
Of Missouri, sha
lands situated in townships named below ncudg portion
old original situated within
according said
uted and reserved from sale
eeped until further Therefore, all
10 sale al JACKSON, which subject
the which pre-
eped the following will subjec private
and after The nineeesA day Mdreh
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.IARDWAHE CUTI.f1kxN.--The subscriber
III goods which have
both
county Europe, es, offered
twenty cent Our
a
article required about house that
come unde of hardware
Building Materials cepng weights
h.
Mechanics TOOLS every variety, aud mostly warranted
Leather beting and hemp packing al Boston factory
prices
Grey springs warranted Tor We
the agents, md dealers nj factory prices
feather busters, New York
and per c cheaper other styles
All Of which puncaai
customers by the subscriber a.5-I5.e I. = u. II.
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
N. Sign Of The large Gilt Saw, Penn.
Nov s-eolm between 10Th aud itth
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| NOTICE IL hereby given that have obtained from
The Register OF the Virginia Land Office, duplicate OF warrant
issued James Kennedy
e original having been iost) and that
apply Commissioner of General Land Office, Wash
rscrip unsaisfed the
GEO w. STEPHENS, ...4M.
Ip-lau3m Attorney in fact for the heirs
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No. SAIL
sales OF Alternate Sections Postponed.

sales OF Alternate sections Postponed.
NOTICE
IN going to large OF me,oous
and ether circumstances, would
pay for the lands the pnbc safes Of the United
OF the SoufAsoed Paclf
advertised No.
Offices in December aud
Pesden, ordered sales 10 be postponed
and take place AS follows 10 wit; I
Al the Monday the 9th of
August nexL
office Jackson, commencing Monday, The 18Th Of
August
Al The Clinton commencing Monday the 18Th
August text. ( .ls-a Fl .@.-H :.
Al Inc land Office Springfield oueneug Monday, 2oh
OF August next.
Given under my hand General Land Oe~,
December u. thousand eishf
an ed and fifty four.
BY order Of the President 1900
JOHN WILSON,
Dee 7-iaN6w sa Commissioner
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THE MAILS.

IN carrying unsd
80 Nj Assu ira3 LIT Juiy
~ fFuRNIA ,ls Ttnsoy wAs6thGToN, Win be
sr.ved Oncs
ea al V ushinEon, M The i5h Aay,
b. dseidsd y ish May LASS The The
skefeia fKicgthc ! "
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PROPOSALS carrying Of the u1i~d
lst day Of July
Territories Of OREGON and NEW MEXICO, viii % received
rost Uhec ~
i5t 81 Jaa- 1855
day. and In pcci-
hrd.
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

No. 432 Pennsylvania
nae, Washington, d. c.
NCURRENT money, warrants, and Virginia scrip, bough
u and sold.
principal cities sold purchasers
| Stocks bought and sold commission
| Claims against the government collected
| Dee I--3mdaw ~ Y t@ es .t.s@ f#a... a.aG#
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John VI. BUTHMANS. Importer and Dealer Wine,
brandy cigars &c. Pennsylvania
~ streets, received his full
above, consisting Of
Madeira sherry Port Of grades Champagne quarts
aud pnts, different hrssds
A great variety o Rhine wine, OF Il sparkling
Apo peray sparkling red and white csrrt prices
50 per er o highest order.
ApAB osh~ ads o
coxnsc. dark gn,
macs nn~ old whiskey, Irish mali corda aavans
cigars
DecN l-aswifsw
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QOBsNSON's PHAGTICE.-The Practice n OF Jua
IL lice England the United Robinson
Of Richmond Virgins. Vol l. Price, 81. published.
Feb FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VHE HUE BoOk-Omcisi HeKtster Of the United
sae-rvng the Of all hoders
men with their salaries location, tine o.
81 50. -
sent free by any s,.,s-
to the Pacific
BY TAYLOR h MAURy,
Febn Roossel.rs Ninth
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No. 53L 81 Sc ga
NOTICE of the temporary continuance OF the land
IN office al Vncennes, Indiana sa0 4-l.tea& S@
In compliance of Congress, approved February 3D.
provides register shall
be continued Vneennes, Indiana until after final shall
made by the Con-
gess approved July weuycventh eighteen hundred and y
hereby given,
NO. 52s January rs, 1855, directing the dsconnuance
The office yncenns until The required by the aiore
july 1884 The commissioners shall
fully performed Of which notice will be given.
my OF Washington, this l7 day of
February, 1885.
JOHN WILSON, "
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb lS-law6w h Start
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Leave Olympia every ohsr Fnds, aisami
nsass ca.asa. e,.y sss.y ra.r.a-y ar
Anse oyapa aeI. sa,a.d.yg Pm.
ias FROM Olympia Bay, 70 mile. and bach,
Leave olympia Ffidayss,io ami
Arnvs /, sho~lwa,ss bay neat Mondays by u
Leave heawaier Bay Tuesday as6am,
Arrive al Olympia nsrt Friday BY Dam
lsso PROM oiympi. seattle, miles and
Leave oismpa Fridays al iea
a,ays s :. sss.y sss, ss,.
ss, q oy%p s se = ds,. ~ o M ana p.
70 wailss'a 400 r-iss and back once month
Arnys !. walepta 3 N q me s,l q .ars month
Arrive CoIunbis By p Of the 2oh Of same monih
BIDS 70 run only between Cascade cry and "aia~alA are
Townsend Pot New
Leave fess Townsend Tuesdays ate
Ariys :. New Daassms,s next DAYS BY II am
sr,i.s :, roa Townsend next mex days bysp.
iy7ss Prom Seattle BY Madison, Mis- Cove,
and whareom, rou Townsend As miles and back, once
Leave seattle Mondays ai6a
Leave Pom Townsend Tuesday at cam,
Arrive az seattle same days bys pm
1874 From seattle lie warnh Mills iamiles and back,
A savs ssI De wsaisa Mis- sy Il m same days.
Leave De wsrash Mils Mondays at pms
Hsisa csiapoods Pshin, % miles and
Leave 81 Helsns Wednesdays at 8 am
Arrive Al Pskin by 4 N anne days.
1875 From ssseoon By ato ssaias, back,
week.
Leave Stsiiacoon Saturdays at am;
| Arrive Seattle by days
Leave Seattle Fridays al
Sleliacoom by m same days.
Bds for invited
Mary. Valley, Fo'i Benton, Nsbr Ter, 500 miles and
back month
1 Lea Waeptu Ist of each month;
Arrive Benton four weeks
For Benton the lst of each month
Waiep,a in four weeks
1878 From Wailepa Waawala, Walkers Ee Mission,
Browns, 0 For Covie 400 miles and back month
Leave Waiepta the LIST OF each month
Arrive at For Colvile in ten days .@, s.- ..U
Leave Covle the 10th of each month
Arrive al Waiieptai in ten days
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NurrNEY's Metallic wealth United states,
W vol., svo.
life oil. O. Quincy, edited BY Joseph y. BrsithwAe
Memories the Water by Henry Nancy.
Lamnrtne'r Travels IN the East vols
Ang 10 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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ACoNsIsTlSG OF following substantial and fa-,
s-.s ~s<a2uss running passenseT steamers, vl1
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
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(5igaed by two yuarantors.)
Form Of CertiEeate.

The rndersignrd postmaster OF State OF cenhes
Office with the above
and knows them he OF and able 10
good their guarantee.
Dated
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ASoNtELLE HELOIsk.. edition tfIussre~. par OH NJ
~ not, safon etc etc, In pamphlet. Price
50 cents
fhyslologs do Govt Bilsi ssvsn pamphlet win many
Illustrations Price 50
Imported nom Paris BY fRANCK TAYLOR.
Feb III
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That all the within
excepting the purpose specified until further
orders,
so~h Of the base ine and east Of the nm principal Herian-
Townships 22t, 23t, and ga, OF g.
Townships 22t, 23t, and "a of range 2.
Townsh ps az, 22e, 49, pa and 2,., OF as
Townships -, 2 "a -, "a, and 25r, Of range
Townships 30 81 D. 81 "a, Is, aud R6s Of 10.
Townships 81 a. 49, "a, as IS and a7s, Of range IL.
Townships 22 90 "a, 2 ~ 2t, and so', OF range H.
Townships 49, 25., 90, ar aud 49, range IA.
Townships a. 25t, 49, ar, 2s', range Is
Townships 49, 24., 25', 20, 27 and 2o of ID.
Townships pa, 23t, 49, 21s, and 49,, of range H.
Townships 24", 25., 90, and ar, OF range h.
All the townships marked thus included In the original
| eryaion Of 1855 tF ,-t rs&H..
Pre- eTphon claimants entitled any Of the above mentioned
lands this naefeenh day March
seiment which made,
also those within The above townships Withdrawn
continued be settlements the
withdrawal will make proof and for the tbs
fixed by within twelve months after the date of their
respective settmer otherwise their claims Will be forfeited
Ii claimants lands within ths
townships restored entry shord give soce Of their
pointed for Of the lands
from private entry after day. much difficulty
and delay # ~ tsc 81 r r
my the city of Washington,
Of February, Domin thousand eight
five !1iag tga0sE
BY order o President
2a fhSESsF JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office
/ Feb 7-law6w lint. b Star1
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The ufeeney proposals be certified by
judge % record and by posmasters the following o
css, and no Others:
Territory by the Oregon CITY, AFtoria,
Salem Linton, Sablmy Portland, Albany, Willamette Forks
Dallas Cincinnati, Tuaiiun Plains, and Corvallis.
New Mexico santa Fe Donna Anna,
Ia an Albuquerque.
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Form Of a Guarantee.

The undersigned residing al -, State oi----- under
bid the mail No
the Postmaster neral the bidder shall the
lat day OF September 1855, thereafter
required obligation perform the proposed with
good aud sufficient sHa #M@.
full knowledge of the obligations liabilities
9th section OF the Congress
of July 2, 1886.
nafaA
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Posr oySlos DEPARTMENT, February 2, 1855.
Feb 3-wsw
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The undersigned, fesidin. at -, State OF undertake
foregoing carrying No. be
accepted by General bidder SHALL prior
july 1885,
required obligation perform tire service proposed with good
| u sureties.
This obligations
by s1aanto OF Congress
Of July 2, 1886. 5sttH
Dated
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INo. b2a.l

Posr OrsioE DxFARrasKr,
January ~, 1875
Jan lg-law4w
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Of sre change from adperspst eonfe-
plated BY the bidder.
| A, county of State of
propose convey mails from 1855 July 1885,
/ rne from
IL, 1885,
| the following mode of conveyance, viz
| for The annual of
/ dollars.
Th proposal made Fall knowledge Of TIE distance OF the
mail carried and all
service full
and attached The advertise
| Dated
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The undersigned, postmaster of ---, State Of ---
titles his of office that he is acquainted with the
guaantor and knows them be OF property and able to
good thsir guarantee. sas
Dated
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IN CALIFORNIA.
iss5s Auburn by nilaosawn spnnss,
Leave Auburn Tus.aa,s nd Thursday. ue.ms
Leave Mountain springs Wednesday,. .asa
is~sss'y ssl,.ss Win IS son.deredi Also bid.
ia55e Foa c.p % jaessoave oregon las
nlie. aud bach, once In two week..
arrive al Jacksonville aeai Thursday y Iami
Leave Jaessonvi,,s every ether hoadny n5an'
i2oAo From Diamond sgsas BY Sswtosn ann a ea
Leave diamond springs Tussaa,snsami
4l,iys :. e,,1n T.. "a, b s1%s days
M fla b ps1oss faa Hss and
Leave D'y9wa p ,,..,a, 1. a. n;
- a,ye :. @ " e., CIV and ao.eow 10 Mnneso
sierra county ans s ." oass w 8; arrival. md de
@ Ss,, n.y. Sao. and Upper
Bidders state distance and schedule Of arrivals and de
la5a Asssle. By TETON Pass % wsodsis ia Tua''
Leave Los Angeles the isr and iS,h Of each an'h al
Ainss ., woodvile BY 10 m lo,h same
I.sase Woodvills ; ish Of a "a
Los Anssio by IL on the ION and aah Of same
Psae Grove, Gib.oav'is, Is mie. and back
Afnse Gbso4viie next Wednesdays BY I'm
Lave GiesonyiiIe thursdays At an,
sa a,ys1 = "s P, ss'ss day b ~ Ranch
ard Ready. ana Valley, Nevada, AID
Ss' !. Weekly fy sa s. yea. e. :, -
Arrtve AZ nevada BY same days,
Leave Nevada daily, eIce;s Sunday; atoami
Sd. . es%%snes Rough ,n..sa Also y,
s..ysy a aud Empire Ranch
1871 FROM aud boss ores week
and schedule OF ar'ivas aud depart
Proposal. TO run only Bdwe,. Bar Gh.onvie
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INSTRUCTIONS.

This proposal knowledge of
OF be carried and all other pacua
and service, and after full
ton of the aud requirements attached 10 ,he adyers
msnt
Dated
/
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Christmas.

The return Of this sacred and joyous
season,wc are glad to observe is coming
TO be more and more generally observed,
among Christian people Of whatever
name We know not what Anniversary
should to celebrated unless that. the
most important Of all 20 a fallen world,
the birth. Of Rcdecmor. No season
can be more fitted to liudlo emotions Of
innocent and chastened joy.
The services of Christmas eve Ton
Monday night of this week., at ST..
Stephens Church, were attended by a
large ihrong of people, as usual. Christ
mas day. too, CHE 25th) we roioicc to
say, has been rcstorcd.-in at least the
cities and larger villages. throughout
our land-.-to It's former place as a gen.
cral holiday. For calm and rational
joy, for family reunions and froside de-
lights. and not for rcvclry or boistcrous
mcrrimcut is the old English " Merry
Christmas properly set apart. A.
such, let us always hail and suitably hon
or its return.
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Tho Dato LoPiRlntnre.

The st. Johnsbury Caledonian has
skctched the peculiaritics Of many Of
the leading members of our State Leg
islaturO very truthfully. We extract
the following:
Tho Senate was very much like the
brake on train, or the balance wheel in
machinery, exceedingly useful, and un.
interesting Its chief merit consisted
in checking the speed Of the House. and
regulating it, and stopping several very
imprudent an j rash measures that pass.
cd that body.
fl were to designate any member of
that body as much in advance Of the 9th
ers as a debatcr it would he John Pier.
point of Vergenncs Who was decidedly
a keen, acute, aud vigorous reasoucr.-
He is not snowy man. nor particularly
plausible or winning in his address. but
strong in his positions aud convincing in
his arguments. Benedict of Burlington
was good reasouor--a good dcbatcr-
but more discursiye and editorlke than
Picrpoint.
In the House. perhaps. next to Field
Of Newfau as n dobatcr. should be rank.
cd Julius a Beckwith Of Middlclury,
straightforward. though not a pleasing
speaker yet he always secured the at
tcntion of the House by the dircc'noss.
force. and carnestuess of his speech. aud
the reasonablcness Of his propositions 49,
lie had not however sufficient CONT oil
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The Kansas Troubles.

A despatch from Independence, Mo. =,
Of the 18th inst, tclcgrophed from 81
Louis on the 18th, says the trouble at
Lawrence, Kansas, has been settled
by the people promising to dc.
liver up the offenders, obey the laws
of the territory, recognize the Gov
crnor as such, and conduct themselves
in the future as law-abiding people.
They refuse, however, to deliver up their
arms. The volunteers from Missouri
have been disbauded and returned home.
From this we infer that the civil war
furry is over, yet we are disposed to dis
creditthc alleged mode of settlement until
we have more authentic Information. 1t is
hardly credible that tho Free State mon
should 50 soon make their unconditional
submission to the authority Of a sham
Legislature and of q Auukey Governor
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congress be instructed and our repieson.
tatiyos requested, to use their utmost en-
deavors to procure the passage of an act
providing for the admission of paroi tcs-
timony for the establishing Of such
claims
RcSolrcl. juythcr, That the secretary
of state be directed to furnish each Of
our senators aud representatives in con.
gress from this state with a copy Of the
foregoing resolutions
IN House Of Representatives..
Nov 5, 1855.
Read and adopted
Gro c. Hicks asst Clcrk.
In Senate Nov 6, 1855.
Read and adopted in concurrence.
CLARE II. CHAIRMAN, Secretary.
STATE OF VERMONT.
SEcrETARY's OrricE,
MONTPELIER. Nov, 20, 1855
! hereby certify that the fore going for
ty-six chapters are true copies Of Acts
aud Resolutions passed by the General
Assembly Of .his State, at tic October
Session A d. 1859, as appears by the
files and records in tits office
G. w. WILLARD. Scc'y If state.
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MiddloburY PilPrims.

$500 10 AHiS'
The fourteenth celebration Of the Land.
ing Of the Pilgrims. held at this place bv
the Middlebury Historical Society, was
perhaps certainly 10 the eye-.the
most brilliant Of the series Tho ad.
dress Of DR.. LABAnEE was learned. able
and eloquent delivered in a manner
which showed his sympathies we're earn
est and lively in his topic. and received
with n corresponding spirit Of interest
by large audience, Ills topic was tho
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FF77- The following is the platform
laid down by the Dcm,claiic Congress-
ional caucus, beng introduced b.
Clancy Jones. Of Penn.
Hcso1rcd, That the Democratic
members Of the house Of Representa-
tiycs, though n minority in the body,
deem this a fl occasion to tender to
their fellow citizens of the whole Union
their heartfelt congratulations on tie
triuml h, in the recent elections in sew
cral Of the Northern, Eastern and
Western States, of the principles Of
the nsas.Neh!aska bill, and their
devotion to civil and religious liberty,
which haze bccn so violently assailed
by secret olitical Older, known as
tie Know Nothing Iarty;and though in
minority, ever hold it tie cur highest
duty to preserve our organization, and
continue our efforts in the maintenance
and defence Of these principles, and
the constitutional rights Ct every Sec
ton, and every class of citizens, against
their opponents Of every description
whatever, either So called Republican.
ism, Know Nothingism, or Fusionism,
and to this end we look with confidence
to the support and appreciation Of all
good and true men, friends OF the Con-
sutution and the Union, throughout
the Union.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-12-26

TIN GErrE QurrN.-A letter from
Athens in the Journal Of Commerce gives
this description Of fatfootcd queen
saw Queen Amelia taking an af-
teruoou ride On horseback, accompanied
by one Of her maids Of honor a daughter
Of Marco Bozzaris She seemed in OK
ccllcut humor. aud am told IS constant
IL laughing from mere cxuberauce of
sIirirs Sic is very fat aud large, and
has foot like juvenile elephant, which,
when it strikes the sod, is death to all
creeping insects. Judging from her
physique il had job of houseclean
ing TO he done. do not know any one
So capable Of performing it efficiently, as
the cousort # King Ohio"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-12-26

The Huntington AHtosralh and Re
marker mentions an unfortunate affair
which recently occurred in that town, to
Heman A. Kenyon, Esq residing in the
northwest part Of the town, in the loss
of five Of his cows by being s'rangled to
death in the stable lie had them bowed
up over night for the first time this sea-
son, when the supporting timbers under
tho floor gave way, letting them down
and thereby choking them to death, in
which condition Ihoy were found next
morning.