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Abstaet Of legislative Proceedings.
From tie South Carolinian. .
SENATE, Nov. 80.

SENATE, Nov. 30.
Nv, Carn gave n,aice that To- morrow he
will ask leave to introduced bill to pro-
.Ti,ie for hearing appesls from the Courts
Of Law and Equity in Collection District,
at Columbia instead of Charleston.
Mi. Chesnut presented the favorable
report Of the Committee ON Federal Rela
tion.. on I'LL to provide foE the appoint.
men, Of Electors Of President and Vice
President Of the United Seats, which Was
made the Special Order for TuesJay, =,
! o'clock, p. m.
Mr. Mazyck offered ths following res
olution, which Was ordered for considers.
ton tomorrow:
RssolOed. That Committee to eonsis,
of ersous shall be appointed by join,
ballo, of the State aud Houss Of Repre-.
senta'ives. TO revise the criminal law d
the State. and report to the Genera
Assembly, ut their next Season.
Nj. Buchanan presented the favorable
ispatt of the Comm'uee on France and
Backs. on iiIl TO repeal the laws sgsins,
u,ury.
Mr. Porter presented the petition Of The
om ers and memLes of the Howard
Association Of Chaslsston Of, praying 70,
Incorporation.
Mr.. Allen submitted The following reso
lutions which where ordered to be printed
AID made the special order ior one O'Clock
tomorrow:
ResolSsd, That banking Is one al III.
highest attributes Of The sovereign powe
in State. and that 'ts emolumeuts shoslc
snuss 70 the public tssasury.
R<sesed. 5hst il.e priv ~. .bsaks 0
soaih Carolins. by the sales ef sithe,
inland sv fossign L;ils Of exchange. have
violated ti,s The spirit Of their charter
By which sbsy became Incorporated b
The General assembly - "banis Of dis.
IeDpps and dsposik"
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Ths Legislature.

As the session advances, our Legislators
are very busy. A number Of new bills
hsvs been introduced this session: some
OF great Importance. Amongst others. q
bill to ssiaLlisA separate Court d Az.
peals. The discussion Of this matter. was
quite interesting. Messrs. M-mmingsr
Ferry, sullivan and others favor it, and
Msssrs. Brylston, Simmons, Thor rson
and others oPRoss it. Several abe speech
Go have been brought "u. by the discus
sion. We will try to sum up the actin,
end doipgs q the Legislature, towards tl,.
last.
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CokesLuty Circuit--H II Durant, G.
w NJ Creighton.
Elg-iield Ciryuit--J II Nmmerlnsu
Jesse s Nelsos.
GraniteSille and Aiken A Porter, ]
8 Connor.
New ber-y-Wm A M,Swain.
Newberry Circuit-M Puckei, D d
Byers
Union Circuit-W Marin. J 8, ftll.
Tige, River and Enoree Mission--Juo.
Finger.
Laurens Thomas Razor, A r
Martha, sup. -..
0reenvilleA-F NJ Kennedy.
Greenvi!ls Gircui,-M Emljy, A B
Stephens. -..
Anderson Cirr,,it--A NJ Chritzberg.
!. Mount Tyron M;ssion-lf. J Glenn.
Pickeus ircuit-To I've supplied.
.Jocosso Mission-L Scarborough.
Charlotte Distriet-Il c Parsons, P
Charlotte K Pickett.
Charlotte Crrcuit-Jvlin Watts, J. w.
Murray. -.
C"ncor,l-J L S.uford.
Albemarle-BasilG G Jones. a.
Ws;iisessi.S.fa-c. 4. Dar!.-.
Wsdesbvro Circuits ii Brown, A J
Evans. ,'
Chesterfield Circuit-Simpson Jones.
Camden- James Stacy.
Wateree M:ssion--A J Cauthcn, A II.
HaVman.
Lancaster Circuit II Ward.
Catawha Mission--W. A Clarke.
Pleasant Gr,ve-AG w Ivev.
Shelby Dis,riet-J. w. Kelley p. z.
Spartanluro--S b Jones'.
Sparranb"rg Circait-D Nay, Eugene
w 'honl~"n.
Ymkvile-ArrhilaLl II Lester.
Yorkviile Circuit j w North.
bnC'"ht'N-L. WYNN, " u D'ack.
Shelby + KiIyo.
Ritherfnrl--Paul F Kis;l.r.
Catawha Circuit y w Puett.
Lcnox--Abrpr E,viu.
Morganton--R F Franks.
McDowrll-M 4 ConnelIv.
Snitr Mrun,ain MiSSion-W h Currie
Benj. Jenkins, Missionary to China.
A.ber: NJ saipa, Pr 'fes<pr in the Uni
versi,v Of North Car ,Iina.
Colin Mnrrhison, Agent for Colum,!i,
Female College.
Samuel NJ T"wn<-nl, Agent for the s
Carn!ina Tract Snci-iv.
J w Wightman, Teacher in Cokesbury
School.
Tracy r Walsh, President of Carnlina
Fem,le C"llrgr.
WM Wrg'nman, President "f Wot"rl
College.
Charles Taylor. Professor in Spartan
burg Female College.
Charles s Walker Agen. 70, Woffnrl
C,llege.
DAME! Mcdonald, transferred to the
Mississippi Conference.
The next Session of the Conference ia
to he'll mt Y..k.ille, Sruth Carolina. in
Nov. 25, 1856.
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LAMCAsrERv.LLR. sc.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 1s 1856.
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons indebted to this
office, for subscription, adver-
tising or job.work, are requested
to settle up without delay. We
must raise money to pay our
debts, and if this call is disre-
garded, we will resort to more
stringent means. We are in
earnest, so take heed.
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Congress have now been in session over
. week, but ~ yet the house Of Represen
t'tives hsss failed to organize. It is all
chaos and confusion, resulting from dis
agreement to elect . speaker. After 8
number Of ballotings the Last vote stood
thus: Richardson Is: Banks 30; FuIle,
"a; Pennington ~. There is no prospect
81 al elsesien. uhless .ls Northern and
Southern Americas.
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Reseloel, Tha. ty ,I,. ,,.n,t.r Of ,l,sir

Resolved That by tie transfer Of their
! capital to the vaults Of brokers shops in
the cities OF the North and beyond the
liinits of this rStae, they hsve disposed
the people Of their justly expected facities,
and arc thereby paractising usury in a
60, ert disguise, contrary to law, and Dc Sc
eating the object Of their creation.
Resctued, The having violated these
fundamental maxiins, their charters should
be revoked, and rs speedy settlement
made Of their affairs rs their nature will
permit.
Rssol0ed, That the stock which the
State owns in railroads aud other sources,
should from bssis Of finance. upon winch
the bank of the State Of South Carolina
should issue its bills at the usual .te Of
three for one, according to the provisions
Of The charter, now Of force in this State
for the private banks.
Mr.. Barton, from the Committee to count
the votes for Comptroller General, repor-
tel that j. D. Ashmore had received n
majority Of the whole number Of votes
cast. The President thereupon annr oced
}. ID. Asmore du y elected Comp,roller
General.
Mr.. Porter presented the memorial Of
the Charleston Bar, asking Legislative
action on the present administration, Of
justice in the Judicial District Of Charles
ton. and in other particulars.
A bill to increase the penalty for the
woodS. WAS ordered to be printed, and
passed over for the present.
A bill to vest all the right and title Of
h. Sia'e to certain lot Of land in the
city Of Charleston IN Francis Giles. Jus-ph
Giles aud Rosalie Shultz; received the
second reading, was agreed to, and WAS
ordred to be sent 10 the llouse Of Repre-
sentaliv-s.
Mr.. Mur,lecat presented the report Of
the Joint Specai Committee. appointed
on The part Of the Senate to examine The
affairs of the Bank Of the State and its
branches; which Was ordered for consi,le-
ration to- morrow and to 10 printed.
The same Committee reported hill to
amend the charter Of the Bank of the
State Of South Carolina.
The following resolution was agreed to,
to wit:
Resolced. Tha. Committee be appoin-
ted 10y the Senate, to ca operate with =
smilsr one on the part Of the House OF
Representatives. TO .,omiunte Directors Of
uf the Bank Of lhe State vi South Carolina
for the ensuing year.
Pursuant to tn. provisions ofthe resolu-
ton, Mess.rs. Allen, Mazvck, Gi,t. lrii,v. I.
Zimmerman, and Ingram, were appointed
Commit ee on the part Of the Senate;
and message WIS sent TO the House Of
Representatives asking the appointment
Of = similar Committee. &.
The Senate adjourned.
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Look ut this.

Any person Who will bring US the
names of four new subseribers. and eight
dollars in cash. we will give him hand,
sorue'y bound book, worth 81 SO. ANY
one who brings 8 names and SO 20. we
will give him hound book worth 81 90,
Any one who will bring US too names anil
e+ We will give him = most interesting SO
ct. novel. The cash nsast accompany the
names.
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HousE OF RErREs; SrAr,vea.

HOUSE OF HEPRES; NTAT1vEa.
Mr. Wagner prese. ted The petition o,
the Town Courcii Of, Mount Pleasant,
praying for modification Of the act clos
ing up Pitt street.
Mir. M-nminger presented the return Of
the Commissioners Of Free schools for
st. Philips and ST. Micl,aeIr for 1855.
Mr.. Blum presented the memorial Of
the fed officers G the Fourth Military
Division, PRAYING that tl.e petition of the
Northeastern Railroad Company be not
granted.
Mr.. Midra."n. from he Committee of
w. "a and Msan., reported unfavor.hiy
on the me,n"ral Of the North Eastern
Railroad C,mpanv, praying that rl,s real
estate own-,i 10y them may t'e exempted
from taxation: also reported on the snt al
reIpoh m the Peudleton Railroad Compa-
NY; a'so on the memorial of the City
Council Of Charleston. praying to have
the power granted them to tax bank
divid epls. &o.
Mr.. j. F Perry, rom the Committee
on Internxs hnpro yements. repored un.
favornbiy on the petition Of the citiz-ns Of
Georgetown, praying that nonresileents
may be prohibited from hunting, ducking,
and fishing in this State.
Mr.. King, from the Committee on Tncor.
pora'ions, reported on the bill (iniroAucrd
by Mr.. McCrady) for the better regulation
OF the Commissioners Of Charleston Neck
which. icgeher wiihey with the rerort
was ordered for consideration and = second
r.a.ling Tomorrow; Also asked leave to lie
discharged from the further consideration
Of the bill to ,epea' nj. acts an parts oi
actA assessing the cost of opening, LAYING
out. extend nc. establishing or widening
streets. lanes ar alleys, in the city Of Charles.
leaton. on the owners of lots or houses on
such street. lanes. or alleys
Mr. Noble. from the same COMMITTEE.
reported bill 10 All en. the ch I,er Of tie
Savannah River Rairoad Company.
Nv. Duncan, from the Commitiee on
Agriculture, reported q bill TO establish q
usiform syaem d measuring ranging
tiTber in tlsis State. ~
Mr. Hampton, in behalf Of the Special
Joint Committee appointed to srsmi q
the books cf the Bsaneh Bank of the S,ats
made report; ordered Cur consideration
to-morSow.
| Nc. B +. Perry, after obtsining ths
unsoil1oas O ss'sfofvhs iIoass 70 rses,
FfpeEtsd bin 10 amsGd an act. snriiied
an ACT to ideorporats the North Esstsrn
Railroad Company.
Mr.. AayriAon offered resolusios. an
uouochg 40 sapai spsrepiasion, ,e(p-v.
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By adyeytissn+pt il viii be seen Capt,
d Ktnns's hotel, and the siore house ~.
ceusly Oecnpied ~ CaFi.J. R. Caus.,t ass
hspnt. Thsse heuses are in the centre ID
the town, and thereEws should commaDl
the s,iention " tLose dtsiring to com.
mrnee business.
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Hogs.

Two droves ofhogs have passed through
this place, for which l 2cts was charged.
some have Purchased st th:s price: Others
await q better chance. Our opinion is,
they viii not buy cheaper. In -Abbevlls.
Laureas aad other places, they have asked
from 7 to 8 cts.
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List OF Appointments

or the preachers IN the South Carolina
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. for 1855:
Charleston District
Hugh A. c. Walker. Pc.
Charleston, Cumberland St.-Wm. J..
Mouson.
Trinity-Joseph Gross.
Bethel. r. Wi.Llman.
ST. Jtmes.-Wm. Z. Boone.
Cooper River Grcuit.--Wm. W. Jones.
II. F. OsLorn.
Cooper Riv,. Mission George W.
MOrr.
ST. And'ews.-T" he supplied.
ST. Georges C:rcuit.-Paul A. NJ. VIII
lmmS.
Cypress Circuit.--Wm. ii. Lawton.
ST. Georges and St. PuuIs Misssion.--
Ahra,n Nri,les.
Wali-rloru' Cruit.-Alexander w
Walker, w. A. Hemmingway.
Pom Pom Mission WIN. c. Kirkland.
Ashepoo and Comlaliee Mssion.-P.
G. Bowman. E. A. Prics.
Prince William Mission WIN. Hutto.
Black Swamp Circuit-Samr Learl.
Allendate Circuit-A. G. Stacey.
Savann' b River Mission-J. ID. W.
Crook, d. A. Osborn.
Oka,ie Mission--To he supplied.
BE-, or Mission. r. Col,urn.
Elisto and Jehosse Mssion-Char!e-
Wilson.
.. Gtor9etoVn District.
Chas. Be;t., =. Z.
Georysl"wn-Thw. Mitchell J. W. Nil.
Ter.
san,ee Mission.--Jossph Parker, r. w
Burgess.
S'mpi, Mis.ion-M. A M..Kibben.
Black River aud Pee Dee Mssion-J
A Mool, q E Wiggins.
Dlack Rver-M. ). Banks.
Black Ming" Mi>sion--Jushua p. Du.
Bose. ..r
l.ynehhurg Circuit. L. A. Johnson,
Darlington Circuit--A MrCorquodalr
NJ lIamer.
Cheraw.--Bond English,
Bennettsville Circuit.--H. A. Wood
John w. Cridsr.
Saciety Hill Mission.-TP Hughes.
Marion c, H.--C II Pritchward.
Marion Cireui,--L NJ Little, Ran,iolpI,
Il PsgLes.
Liberty Chapel Ni.sion--John A Min.
nick.
| Co"w.yboro Ciruit.--E D Boydsn, G
r Andrews.
Wacansw Msssion--W Carson G. w
Stokes.
Cotunsbia District
WIN Cn'ok. r. Z.
CsIsmhia, Waslington ST. w. a
| Gameweil. 3.
Marion st.--F A. Noo.i, Wbi,sfoor.
Smith, sup.
C"rgsres Missi"n- Y TalIey.
Colmmbia Cini,il---J. ID. Erwin.
Rchis,.d Fork Mission---A $ Saith.
Barnwen Cireait-4E. y. Meynarlie.
oraHgsburg Circuit ID J simmons, "
| w Mood.
Lexington Circuit Frederick ResL
Santee Circnit-- d w SesL
Upper saasee Mission.---A p Ayans
one % be supplied.
SmmtsriII4- WIN IL F.smuiuq.
sa,npssr Ci,suis- -Jsliss ,, rIsming. J
p. Munds.
/ FairSeI.l Ciecuis- AselilsAil b Ms0a
vsas, sup.
Chesterfield Circuit ~ n RlbinsOu,
/ u Cline.
wiseslase' cireuit.--c Mcleod.
csky'lefy Dsekr-u -, Pc
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Carriers Address.

We will : i've copy OF The Ledger" one
year, TO amy person Who will write m nd
dress for our devil. Il must be handed in
by the 18th Of Drcember.
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On Potomac's hallowed shore,
Towers the free mans mound:
or him who dcspots banner tore,
Aud freedom raised its sound.
Potomac; sacred steam glide on,
Thou mirror OF the sun:
Dear tide of beauty; oh roll on,
By side Of Washington.
III.
Potomac! flow, and softly pour,
BY sepuichcml Vcrnoa
Where now there sleeps, to wake no more,
Our o~n dear Washington.
Sylvan current! grntiy glide on,
Aud oh serenely lave,
TIE SOL thst mingled with the one
Whose ashes--yet are brave.
... ".
Potomac! thou gavest a strain,
or music to repose;
Now lend thy requiem again,
While pilgrims on the close.
VI.
The Eagle! with eyes sparkling bright,
Whom soaring DER this bourne,
Instinct movc,'--checiSs its fight,
While diooping piniohs mourn.
VII.
Snve, oh spare let the sound peal,
This consecratpd shrine;
An altar where frecmcn may kneel,
Aud where glor J--may shine.
VIII.
Vernon's hank, the hero once tod,
Now! he's under the stone;
Cedar ga.lSuis, the clay eoli sod,
Aad ethers o'er him moaa.
Then hcre-unto the judgement morn.
Is washington's repose;
When by angels his soul'll be bore,
TO Bliss never to close.
Potomac! fow and softly pour,
by scpu,sh,al Vernon:
Where now there sleeps, TO wake no more,
Our own dear Washington.
Charleston So. ta. 1865.
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II win Re seen from The following. that
IN. csoels. b slse.ea Colonel Of The
eiss Rsgisent:
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ryNnt UNDERSIGNED b,s associated himself
I with Messrs. WAKEMAN LAIrING in the
practice of Law in the city OF New York
Mr., lntting is Commissioner for Vermont
Office 80 Fulton street.
d6tdwlt L ! PHELPS
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MasaIIncs.

BLcKwooD for October, is received from
l.. Scott X Co., publishers, y. y. who rub.
llsh the four great British Reviews and will
send any one Review or BMckwood. for 80 Il
year. Blackwood and one Reviewer two
Reviews, -. The four Reviews and Black
wood, so. Four copies to one address $50.
PrTNAMs for November is an exceedingly
interesting number. Among its contents are
the United States Coast Survey. a valuable
paper The Virginia Springs, in twelve
chapters Notes in Syria, caritally written
Life among the Mormons, Continually; Liv-
Ing IN the Country,by the immortal sparrow
grass The LonIon post-olicc, interesting
and useful Cha >tillun \ Night never to
b" forgotten The Attorneys Revenge RI,
Use and Abuse Of Stimulants IN isln-
pears at first glance, which is all we have
been able to give it, to be an argument for
moderate drinking by Dix a Edwards.
Park Place, y. l.-Putnam's Monthly and
Household Words :j-Putnam's Monthly
or Household Words, with the SchoolteLo,,.
to one address - 80 or all three of the
Mag ;. 80.
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CURED oxYGENATED BITTERs
\ CASE Oh ErGHrEES YEARS SANDING.
From Hsh'nry Homer, ESP. of Boston. Hi,s.

CASE % EIGHTEEN YEARS SANDING.
Fran F"si'ary Homer, Esq, ef Boston. Mass.
BosroN, September, %.
Dear SIR: 1t is eighteen years since wa.
first troubled with the watcr-brash and dcrance-
ment of the stomach. have taken advice of the
best physicians in this city and Newly ork in Lon
den, Paris. Germany, and Italy, and Visited tho
several sulphur and other springs in this country,
tho watering places Of Germany and elsewhere in
Europe, and had found no relief. Since taking the
Bitters have never had return of the water
brash. which daily troubled me Of late years to a
very great degree. Having found great relief
from this most discouragng disorder. have re
commended trial of your medicine to many Of my
friends, wh0Ie now using it to great advantage.
What little i7S9bny scope to offer in extending the
circulation Of your Orgnoi,d Bnt,rs, will be done
with grateful pleasure at all times
Yours, very respectfully,
FIrIIIENKI HOMER.
To DR.. gro. &. GREEN.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 CO., 1873 Washington street,
Boston, Projectors Sold by their agents every
where.
For sale in burlington by ruFo. 4 Pl,k, aud
A. C. SPEAR Wiuoo>ki, by JAS. NEWELL, and
;. G. ISHAM Il. FERGr>oN, Essex; H. -. HopGrs,
Richmond DixoS Il Co, Milton also NJ. llrI1,
lincsburgh. WISH
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MAssAsoIT SALyE CTRES DTRSS

The most painful burns are caused by fireworks
nothing causing as bad sores as powder When tho
" Nassosoit Salye' is applied. it instantly cradi
Gates all Of the fire, and causes the Scared flesh to
heal. 1t should be kept on hand Tor use. % cents
per box.
For sale in Burlington by THro. A. PECK, and
a. c. SrEAR. Winooski. by JAS. NrwEtL and
:. c. IsHAW r. FERGrSoS, Essex II o. lIonGrs
Richmond Dixon Co., Milton; also VI. HALL,
llincs burgh. wlgw2
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BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY

e.. 5. LORD STARKS, ALB. PRINCIPAL.
Prof. of Mental ond Moral Science
amt Anricw Languages.
Mp. HENDERSON, A. VI. Prof. Of Math.
GEO. FASSETr, Prof of Vocal Music.
W. ID. WILSON, L. N.M., Assistant Teacher
Miss J. c. TALCOTT, PnEcgrrnE,s,
Miss c. NJ. HAzELTINE,
-. Teacher Of Painting and Drawing
Miss C. J. WILSON,
Teacher of Piano & Organ Music.
Miss :, r. WITHERlLL. y. c.
Principal Of Primary Department.
Miss II. a. PRATT,
Teacher of Worsted, Flowers, &c.
CALENDAR AND EXPENSES
Terms commence Nov. 10Th, ISIS, Feb. 2sth
1886, and May 18th, 1855.
Board of excellent quality, furnished room towels
fuel and washing, only 81 IS per week.
Common English, 50 90 Higher English, So 20
Primary Department. 90 Anc. Languages 90
french6Ger.togcther 90 Piano Music. 90
Other charges usual. Entire expense for board.
&c, and Tuition in Common English, only So e..
per term OF i weeks.
Conveyance Free
students are conveyed tram AMI u St Adams
FREE at commencement and close of terms lhc
academy Is beautifully situated - miles from st.
Adams. For further information addrcs. the
Principal.
REFERENCES
Prot. VI Petty, Burlington, Rev. W. Smith. u. u
It NlhanS, Prof. 7. Lewis, l.. l.. D., Schenectady
\. t., Ezra Mech Ir., Sheburnc. Vt. Hon Au.tin
Fuller Enosburgh, Rev. J. Eames, Grand lie.
W. C. WILSON, President.
j. y. PoNERoY, Secretary.
oct l. ls55. Wins
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" \ thing of beauty

80 sang tho gifted poet Keats. What can he
moro beautiful than = fine Head Of hair. thn, mo-
blost ct nature sadorrmcuts. Who that is Young
nut value, the luNuriant locks Of youth, aud will
preserve them and who that is old but woulJ
avert badness. To all such we would commend
LYoN's kArHAIRoN universally acknowledged To- be
the most valuable and the most delightfully."- nor
inmod toilet article ever prepared. BE suro and
ASK Tor LNuNs kArnNRuN, to guard against the
valulc-s limitations and countcrfcits. which have
lately been put mp urdor somewhat similar names.
T"ld everywhere for only twenty-five cents per
bottle.
HEATH, WYNkOoP & CO., Prorrictors.
CD Libcrty->t., New York.
NOV. - wmn
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Luke DarrOtl'S Estate.

w f THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APPOINT
w ed by the honorable the Probate Count tor the
District Of Chittendou, Commissioner. TO receive,
examine sud ADJUST the claims ard demand, of all
persons, against the estate If Luke Barrett late of
Jnderhill, in -ad District deceased. represented
in,olvcut, and also all claim, and demand,
exhibited in Offset thereto and six
month. from the day Of tho date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose,ve 90 there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend t. tho
business of our appointments at tho dwelling OF
Margaret Barrett in nderhil in said District, on
the 81 Monday, Of December and March next at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days
Dated this Goth day of September A. d. ls55.
MAkIlN WIHES. I C,,,.,.;, i,,,..r.
STEPHEN HALE. : '''' '''''"'''
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BE SURE AND READ the advertisement found in
iother column of tli, paper rot DR.. Clouah's,
Columbian Pills. then call upon the Agent
amt purchase, for merely - cents, a box Of the
best medicine for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
and all Bilious arrangements you ever used A
Lady IN kindcthook, after using these Pills six
years declares that she would not be without them
to use as family medicine if they cost one dollar
IN stead OF % cents q box. Let every family try
these Pills. A. c. SPEAR, Agent. BURLINGTON.
sept. 70 800. dkwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09
News of the Week,
BY r. e T. II G. r e Y EEL
TO THE FREE PRESS
The Case Of Mr. williamson.


PHUNDELrHA. Nov >
The Counsel Of Pissmore Williamson ,re-
santed petition to Judge Kane this morn
Ing, with view of conforming with the r.
cent order Of the court. But in consequence
Of the petition not being addressed to any
one, containing n' Prayer, and emitting tie
word legally IA word Which judge Kane
considered important, the petition wa. re
served for future examination
,wful tcrident-2O killed.
ST Lotus, Nov 2
An cNcur,iontraiu Of eleven cars which left
here yesterday morning to to celebrate the
opening Of the Pacific r. r. to jefferson city.
while crossing the Gasconade river, about 100
miles from here the bridge fell prcciritating
10 cars distance of about 10 feet into the
water. There W re upwards Of 700 ON the
tram including ulny Of our first citizens.
aud but few If any strangers Upward, Of
20 are reported to bc killed and % to -
wounded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

'oRHEEthL FiNC ~ ENGLAND
War NDrDm'utS m hc CyI,nra S,r.rr
rpuh' 81 He Ru'S'ans bcfore Ens
INV YoRE, Nov. ard -2P. NJ.
The steamship Baltic arrived at this port
at nine this morning,
There is great alarm in the commercial
circles anl panic is anticipated
The allies have organized coucentric adj
vance from Equator a, Baidar Kertch and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09
NEW MEAT MARKET.

vi ENNk9. PlNNEl REYNOLDS have &C..
W opened the Meat Market (their old stand,
ON College street. opposite the Free Press Ofice
where they will keep constantly ON hand the bc,t
quality Of Fresh and salt Meats Of all kinds. an
will sell as cheap as the cheapest
n Market open through the day.
sept. -. dttEn2u