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Important Trial at the Crystal
Palace.

We had the pleasure Of witnessing, few
days since, an interesting test trial OF various
weighing machines now on exhibition at the
CRYSTAL Palace. The trial was confined TO
the relative merits of the celebrated Far
banks Scales, the scales manufactured by
Duryee q Forsyth, Rochester, n. Y, and
newly patented scale manufactured at
Vergennos. VI. To test the real merit Of
the scales the Committee placed upon the
platform of a scale having the capacity OF
SIX tons, weight of 3.i9s lbs, aud then
removed the weight to various parts Of the
platform With this weight on one corner
uflhe Vergennes Scale, the beam Indicated
1917 lbs, showlnga difference OF l3 lbs,
and when removed to the centre Of the plat
form, the beam showed 3.3s7 lbs A re-
quest was then made that the weight be
again placed on the corner first tried, which
was done, and the weight the beam now in
dIcated was 3,}c2 lbs showing a difference
Of { lbs. from the first trial. This variation
is attributable m part, to the arrangement OF
the platform upon the bearings which for
bids the possibility of its giving correct
weight or agreeing with itself. The test
was then applied TO a Fairbanks Scale, and
when the weight was placed on one corner
of the platform, the beam indicated the true
los,ghi, 3,395 lbs, ON the second and third
corners the result was the same on the
fourth corner a slight variation was percept.-
BILE. SO extremely delicate was the opera
tlon of Fairbanks Scale, lcapf city SIX tons,l
That a quarter of pound weight placed on
any part of the platform. raised the beam.
A Duyee a. Forsyth Scale, of 10000 lbs.
capacity was next tested, and hike the Yer
gennes Scale, II failed to give correct weight
or to agree with itself; II showed variation
of ten pounds when the weight was removed
from one corner to another. One OF Far
bqnk's small Platform Scales was then tested
with United States standard weights, and
although il had been in constant use for six
months, il exhibited unernng accuracy
The sealed weights were then placed on a
similar scale manufactured by Duryee g.
Forsyth, bur the result was far from salts
factory,-one corner was half p 'und too
light, the centre half pound TOO heavy, and
another corner two pounds too heavy
PenasylroaioH.
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SOLDIERS
ATTEND TOYOUR INTEREST,"

Tothe soldiers, their heis OF legal representatives
aAn served IN the Revolutionary Wa " tho War II
isla.
The Undersigned, having lived an the Illinois Boun
" Iand Ostfct FOR tho last twenty ycnfs and havng
acted 10 the capacity OF A-scs-nf Co iectnf, ADD
gcst, fhrrein, and had much TO do with Tules, nus
msie himself thoroughly acquainted with the Land
Busi ness aud has become convinced that there are
mYy in the Older States Who fave some Interest IN
th,'e hounty Ltnds and, although those Lands may
beheld md occupied under attitcs stll one etscd
10 the business could realize something Tor he old sol
der or bis hens.
Having locasd myself 10 this city, fer ,hr purpose
Of conducting general Real Estate business this
stte will examine lands and titles, pay taxes. To-
cne lands, with warrants cash. and sell IL nds In
this state, lows, Wisconsin, aud Minnesota Terrific
~ asfeasonible terms any agent IN the West.
Any person who will Srite me, giving the foil
o. any suidef, what feximsnt and Company he served
iu,tncthef OF the above named was, Who they huvc
rea'or 10 believe drew lands 10 this nounty Land
Disrci viii receive m answer stating whst ean he
teobzed for the claim Of such Soldier said Lsnd-f
be bus any.
Al who see this, may by giving reformation tosol
defs co.. thcif hens. hrlp them to receive something
for iheu claims.
References;
Hon A. Douglas, l. Tfumrud q. 9. Senate.
". A. Richiid-onJ I. Harris, Members ofConF
A. Maiteson, Gov. Of the state OF Illinois
j. b tafoa, - skinner, Ju go. e Supfene Court.
;. ". Ifeat, q. 5 ilistt Ct Judge.
John Moore, Treasurer of illinois.
a. riarns. Secfefafs Of state.
4. WALTON, Jr, Montpelier, W.
IRAN NYE.
Ia saie, Illinois, October, 1856 50
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LeusteiFve Agricultural

Sai,E, A.sss lg, Nor. l0.-Legislatve
Agucull -,,te ny met IN the Represent
atvcs II s 4. tt. Gov. Fletcher in the
Chair.
Wheat ser y. having been announced at
previou .oa. w. as one Of the subjects
for discus "a 'as evening. Mr.. Beecher
OF liinesbr.a, pe'ired if any gentlemen
present co .ai isg1,l him whether the ASIA
tic wheat hsi s.sa.i raised to any extent in
any part of 'al, .N,e, and with what sue
cess. Mr.. s,,s.rF' of Mountholly, said the
experiment - tsen tried in his town of
raising that sri - wheat, and had failed.
Mr. Hunt OF r.,a..isven, said that a kind OF
wheat had a f8.ted in his town, called
Scotch whor'. wnri made very excellent
dour, and III a. VIA had raised it, had not
flIed to q, rod yield. Mr. West OF
Ilauland wiz .ita know, if exchanging seed
wheat from iiis,--rl localities, would not
be more hkelf "a iaiur a good crop, than
sowing the sod ,s'sst at home. The Rep
resentative frss kssg1rt said he had tried
experiments, ia ss,als ng bis seed from h
broad, and that ais experience in that matter
had fully con,latot h,m that it was much
better lie h,a ia $50 obtained seed in
Boston, which WA ,'sed in the State of
OHIO, and sown IL .id. by side with his old
wheat, and fsull l"s lite Ohio wheat would
produce more .n.m H.. same quantity Of
land, and make -a'ff { fur.
Mr.. Ellsworth Il = ai'ng said, success it
raising wheat as s'rci, or more Deepen led
upon properly ma 'sTias md deep ploughine
rs IN exchanging - sesi; be said that he
sowed two bushel al "a acre, ploughed a.
bout five ches ..p. and harvested but
eight bushels. Il ..' r,s, .eason he planted
the same acre to 81. hn'. in the fall tftel
ploughed the same .ahj D. inches deep, anc
soyed 1t to winter ri'eas and raised forty
Tour bushels. Tn itn CllnJe wheat, wa,
the kind he raised.
Mr. Hayden, the .s.'.,Gs 81 the Rutland He
raid, spoke Of the is ssssc sum which tn,
small State of We am, srnually pays fol
Hour. The opinion nj ia, l@rmers had beer
That they could buy th~ per than the,
could raise il, which - error, and has
proved to be a RUNS ~ 10 the Yer
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States, which placed all the States upon a
perteci equality, which they could not be If
the Ordinance continued to be in force after
It's adoption. OF course the same principle
renders nuga,ory the prohibition of Slavery
embodied in the Oregon Bill and throws
open all the territory of the United States
to the admission of Slavery.
1t is needless to say that this is most i'm
portant decision. But still more important is
the fact, that a question of such transcend
ant importance, one which has aroused so
much feeling throughout the Union, should
be decided By subordinate department Of
The Erecmire Government instead Of being
submitted TO Congress, as the representative
of the true national sovereignty. That OPP
inion will undoubtedly be made the basis of
Executive action and thus we shall have
this great question decided by stroke of
the Executive pen.
AT what point may we expect Executive
usurpa,ions on this subject to stop ~ L.
Times.
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G.. W. STONES
Cough, Consumption and Bron-
cuctis EItxir

v'HE Proprietor would respect tally call the attention
u The prbuc 10 his invaluable remedy for all At
iecinus of The Threat and Lungs aud beg Of tho.e
Who are undecided What 10 select frum the numefou.
meo zines adveitsed, and recommended for such con
piafuls, io give his ELIXIR uia Having done 40.
they vii no longer h. SLATE what 30 take themselves or
recommend ioohefs single tfinl will prove 10 the M
that % Is The most valuable remedy ever discovered for
me H'nnus ahretions OF the thtot sud Lunrs 81 will
immediately rrl eve The most violent Cough and u n
r." hutfs complete y the most severe cold Asa
ffofeniHtivu and Cure for Consumption, IL has no
equal u . purely Vegetable, contains no poisonous
hsfrh enss quite tgteaahe o. the taste and may be
gwen " tn perfect safety the delicate child
De numerous ietimunias received almost daily from
those rho have been cured by IT, Judy Justify the user
t"o, that family should be without this Medicine
et mulhers give II 10 their Chi idfea who have the
Nhoopng Tough or Group, and they will alleviate At
once ihe = hefings Of thct Little
% fuCr 80 cents
Principal Depot,
81 Central Street, LOWELL Mass.
CENT FRED + SMITH General Agent lo Vermont.
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Jflarkrtg.
Cambridge Market. oct. -.

~ Market 27n cattle, !5ss beevcs aod $50 IS. con
st.i gotN"fhtna oxen, tnws aud Calves, Nrstimgs
Two, aud Three NrHt Oias.
PnoEs-Erm g., IS ass 90; Let quality e. IS 7 50 /;
second qualty tiO to 6.75. ordinary, On
srgRss. WorRtsa OrrN.-S75, 90, lOO leo.
Calves, 81 e.
Cove and Calves SIS, 80, a55
Two yeaf old-l4, sl6.
Three years old $40, rs, S1i.
SnEEt AND LsNns.-At Market GilO Extra $500
500 by lot Si.75, Ala, $500.
Refmetks-Pnccs about the same last week.
There was but few myers ket TO day there lots
quite number uf catte viii be- driven 10 Brighton
ma rkot. Ezra Betfconiinacs scatce.
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Wanted, Wanted f!

4 CTiNE, INTELLIGENT and ENTERPRISE Nc
"a Young MEN, 90 every part OF the -tate of Yer
mon fo engage n sriire the most valuable aud pop
ulnr iist OF i'oks ever offered TO ihc public.
Money Is -ctfins nor" plenty every Day. Business
Is good. fuutr- Hro selhng their produce for cd
Prices aud coon BOOKS were newer selling better
than at present
DOR lit enihraces works from the host authors in
the world and iaclude. the cclsbrHrcd Works Oft =
Arthur The sale of Which alone Will enable an
agent 10 make maio muuty with the sumo outlay Than
uhy other business in whtah he can cnguee.
SOW II Z HE TINE 30 COMMENCE.
For Crcullt giving full pnriicula's atdrr-E
l. Z. Crown q co. Pa FISHERS,
5l:4w Gniuhili. Bustoo.
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Carpets. BY the advertisement of the
New England Carpet Company, in our ad
vorlising columns, II viii be seen that over
10000 houses bave been furnished with
carpets from that popular establishment,
since II opened.
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sF-T
Louisiana Eeciion. election for
members of Congress 10 this State has re-
suited as follows. as far as heard from Is;
district. George Eus Is, ir., X. n, is elected
over Albert Fabre, Dem. I'D district, Miles
Taylor. Dem. over Theodore G. Hunt, X
~ liza district Thomas G. Davidson,
Dem, ahead o Preston Pond, IT,, X. NJ
lNth district NOT vet heard ilom
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.Ntic Orleans, Nov 10 THE ELEcriovs.
The result of our Congressional election.
as far as heard from, Is as follows lst-
Disiric C Eustis jr X \, Is elected over
Fabre, DEM ID Miles Taylor Dem over
Hunt, X. ~; 3D. Davidson, Dem. is ahead
Of Pond, X. n. Thus far there are 10 re-
turns received from the 4th distic
IN Mississippi, Lake, X. \. Is chosen in
the 4th district over Singleton.
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0ratlJG.

10 Calif,min, sept 1855, Byron sherman Of Vel.
mont, aged q.
10 Conuth, October q of bilious fenaut fever, NJ.
Ira Towe, Rgei 81 years NJ. Iowo had just return
ed from d The "a est
IN Aorih6rli. Nov. 5lh, Roth, wife Of Nj. Henry
Jones, aged "a.
10 Easi Ba.nttes. Oct 3, Of consumption, Angoline
A.. vifs Of James r. Ho'sutd, ESQ. aged -.
In East Be,hel, Nov {, Jusiia nuck, soa Of Thomas
Buck, aged IS
In Randolph, Nov. OH, ofoonsumptiou Julia A. wife
Of Nolh CLARK, aged 25 yeas
10 Milton, Oct. 90 sally, wife ofG en-. Jacob Do
vie, aged - years.
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Samuel Odds Estate

STATE or VERMONT, ln Prooa,e Count holden al,
Wellington bisfticti, -. hontpelic-, within and
for sald distinct 90 The 9th day ~ November A. d.
less
IfZEkttL P. OLps, administrator m tho estate Of
- sAhh FL OLDs late OF Barre, 90 sail District.
dceeased, presents bis dmuisiutou account for set
tlrnen's
Wher- upon. is ordered that the same he reorted
10 the 4h day otDecembfr mex. the Prohste Office
90 SAID Montpehei, Or examination and oil uwuure ;
ana fnat a concerned Zoe uutihed here, the puhi
cation ct th order ~ the Nefmout Waiehnan Hnd
state Journal, pnated az Mpntp three weeks
crs-isei'i d. so'n Is may be, tat they may aptear,
aid at said iime add place. Of they cause, object
Thereto. 81 order nt Court,
q r. z. MERRILL. Register.
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.narpiaud The X. NJ have but four Of
,l.,- .'fS M-hhe,s ae 6linsvs
Dist ] Jas. A Stewart. anti 4. y. deH1.
II. James b. Rioaud. a "
III. j. Morrison Harms. 4 "
~. Henry W. DAVIS, h "
V. Henry W. Hoffman, r. "
VI. Thomas F.Bowie,anti k.N.Uhig
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Wisconsin State Election

.Wipalkee Nov 9.-The State tickets
run very close, and the result is doubtful. 49,
The Legislature, as far as heard from. stands
Senate, II Republicans, and II Demo>
Gratis Assembly, - Republicans and 30
Democrats
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ROSE CLARK,
A rOmance-by Fanny Fern.

The last work, ard first continuous tale Of this bril-
liant and fascinating authuress, kuth Hall" achieved
success aamplcd In he aunal. OF letters In the
language of leading periodical. 1t " created a more
profound sensation thiu any which has beon Issued
ing quarter uf century but u - unnecessary TO
aludr TO the meis of " Ruth haiLm Judging f,om the
number OF copies Of Il We have sold, lodge that
everybody IN the tnited states hos read H. Asespecs
tbs work Nc have nov 10 press, ROSE CLARK, We can
only say thai regard u - IA every respect greater
and better work and hdeui u viii only
tain bot even ineiease the reputation OF s distinguish
ed auihofess. We have Iefsons for thinking ROSE
CLARK will MAKE greater sensation than did "Euth
Hail -
II will form an elegant l2no volume Of over 400 pages
price ~ -, receipt Of which copies viii be by
mail, poet paid Il will be for sal" by n booksellers.
X ANY newspaper giving This adveuisemen at three
INSERTIONS aud sending copy Of paper with adver
tisemon ked, will advance COPY Of the
work, postpaid. Published BY
MASON BROTHERS,
6l'lw New Noik.
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$. NJ. PErTENGlLL g. cos.
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

The following fisi NJ Cards collected hy :. ".
PErrENgiLL 4 CO., Newspaper Nutetusing A
GEMS No 10 State Street. BOSTON, who are authuriz.
ed hs he nuhshrrs OF the best and MOST winaLf cfn-
rrtsrrn Newspapers throughout the UHtod states
and British ffovinces. to take adtentsements aud
auisrfiniionsat the tnw rst tsfFs 5-;lw
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Public Lectures.

We are credbly informed that, at the La
o. Fair, recently holden by the Ladies Of
r.. nipeler at Washington Hall, for the pur-
= of raising money 10 procure q course Of
he Lectures the ensuing winter. the net
r.-, pts amounted TO about one hundred and
aatars adding to this the proceeds Of
Misses FAIR" gives a respectable sum
,'rf mmence with. We would beg leave 10
st TO the Ladies' interested the neces-
taking immediate measures for secur-
ieakers, inasmuch as the most thssin-
our popular public Lecturers make
te- engagements early in the season. The
-s motto, First come, fire, served, - is.
r'. sumo, adopted by literary men as uni
farr az by.any other class Of people
ia NIX 1t would be well TO have commit
f.-ep ,oin,ed TO solicit further aid By sub
sslr,i, and to procure Lecturers immedi-
r
einnot avoid adding here that we sin
's,.i9 r'pe that in this movement Of Mont
ha.-'s - dies, we see bright sugury for the
in'e. that while they wisely stand aside
.. 90 boisierous and unwomanly " Wo-
rr"' ut hts Conventions" they have an
'' 'all, practical. and essential good
y ..rss, and in this we feel assured Of the
o. ~ YEA patty Of all rgh'-thinkng minds,
q. 8 .4rs-s,eler may from hsnoeivr,h add an
o. s-f o'fr necessary feature TO us present
rrrs'ar that the Capital Of the Green
N aea'a state may be as widely known for
edpsa,aa.,l and literary interests, as II Is for
bu-w-~i rn'l fashion; aud that Balls, Con
Co.'s vel Panies may henceforth be con-
cid -n.r o9is diversions, while matters of M
teitrearn ald intellect shall give perlna-
men sus snuhy character. Our Ladies de-
serve vfesg raise for this decisive action In
SO goa ga a5ject, and we bespeak for them
a gosta r@i;ome IN whatever means they
may l-c.s eSpedient for It's completion.
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jHarriagGg.

10 this village, Nov. 7ih, The Union House. by Rev
t. r. Hslus, Nr. Harrison Bean Of Nottb6cid add On
veiia q. Wheeler OF Calais
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STATE OF VERMONT raProbate Court heli at
Warrington DIST. - Mouipt der, wi him md for
said Dis'nci on ihe 18th dsy oi Nov. A d 1855.
A \ Instrument, purpufttue TO be- the l1st " 40 and
~ Ie.t 'ment al Simeon Lyma t., late Of Mont r her.
insnd ufiurt, dccrHsed being pfH-turN fo thf court
nv Ne. Lucinda n. Lymtn ini Nm. " Cidveu the
eNecutnfs h'ttin naucd f,t Probate; II Is ORDER.
~ bf SAID COURT. thit 90 nsispns cnnt etned
thttein Dee nlh'd 10 appear a. session OF said tnuu
10 ho holden at the Probate of.e, in Montpelier. on
be tih day 1T Dec A. ID 1850 aud shsW cause. any
they may have, against The Probate of said WI Tor
which purpose, T. i- FURTHER ORDERED, thai ~
copy Of The record Of thus order be pui.b.d "a ,res-
sivgy no re v. Waterman & state Journal, ptinted
at Mpuipehct, pfeviuCs to said time appointed fer
heurini.
ifue copy az Record.
gl-q. ArDuttt
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GOODS AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GREAT INDICTMENT
TO PURCHASERS OF
DR. Y G GOD IS.

Hasiag parchused as immense Stock Of Goods o. the
lowest market Wioss iui CASA, the subscriber has
opened ST. re- ln Monpeier NllHsei Ga the Brick
Building, opposite the
BANK or MONTPELIER, STATE STREET,
where he has psrutnenily located himself snd solcts
share of public patronage Ladies' aud sonilemsn are
respectfully invited 10 call aud examine this stock VI
Goods, hey Will DO -oid the lowest possible rate.
Come one come all aud secure hafgains that arc
birl iius
A,aong which are OF the following Articles
Brosade Silks, Black Silks Oh widths, elaids and
Stripes, silks all color, STA NclvetE Tor Cdpcs aud
trimmings 10 match, indiof' broadciolh Tor cupes
,eiy aice, Thibeis ct aii culoTs, Lyrnese 10
great variety of ooois, Debases, al wool
Drlaaes, Cotton do. plain and hgufrd, A.
penes, Apacrs, ali wool flaidr, cotton
aud Mool do, Raw silks, Salisbury
Flannel-, Ginghams, bonuei Rihbans
10 great variety OF styles, tpsl,sb
and American Pilots very uice
snies Long aud square Sha~ls
ven cheap, cashmrrr shawls great
variety OF cal0is aud sifics. bas otute
shawis EmbfoideT.es III kinis, Wiuugt
rurtain Mushns, STA aud Linen HAS. Hats
Can. and fur-, " ,ichtf Ilnck aud jo~eliy,
Ready Mada Clothing, Bouis aud saoas, toseih-
ef ~ith 40 endless variety II articles 10" n0nef-
ous to uioEt .on.
). l. ROBINSON.
Montpelier, Oct 90, 1855
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THts ceriifes tha I have tais dog given rn, SON.
RALPH &. PIKE, his tune during b. feulinde o
of Doc. miHo n.y. nud shHl 'ifh0r rAy any .bfs of hs
contracting 90 claim bus wages, after fii. dsts.
RUFUS PIKE.
Atto,t, Jno, D. Smith.
Wae Any, Nov o. lsi5. Ct.3N.
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Washington. Nov u. MISSISSIPPI F.
Lrcrio>.--l, is reported that Jefferson Da-
Wis received a despatch from Jackson. Mss.
Yesterday to the effect, that everything 10
that State bad gone Democratic, namely,
that their State ticket had been carried BY
5000 majority. that the whole Democratic
delegation to Congress had heen elected,
and tina, that party have majority OF 80 in
the Legislature.
The Washington Star gives the paricu-
aes with reference 10 Gen SCOTS back pay.
The Generals allowance Ia time OF war was
1904 20 per month IN time oi peace prior to
the act Of 1854 y WAS Si72 per month. The
pay Of a lieutenant general for month of
thirty days Il 500. According to the act
Of 1872 hi- ratlons are doubled for command
ing the army, which adds $40 per month
making total per month of thirty days Of
$3.50. BY the act of July ). less al addi-
tional ration Is allowed for every five years
service, which 10 an officer forty years
IN service, would be per month $50. Ac-
cording 10 these figures Gen. Scott should
be entitled 10 arrears amounting to S3i,3l4,
while the administration allows him but a
fraction over $1,000 which he declines to
receive.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

'HHE WINTER TERN will hrg'n on rhursd y, Nov.
L 18th 70 information concerning Board Or boonis.
Adde'S, j. :. SFAULDiNG.
Barre Nov. 2 1855 6lsgw
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NkTHERE As my wife, PuLCHERlA VOSE, has
w eh my he'd and bosrd together win my son,
VERNON H. NpSE, minor, ihis 10 TO forbid all per
sons from hafborng trusting hem my account
shall pay debis Of their contracting, aiief u date
SAMUEL NOSE.
Wocort. Nov. n. lass. 6l;3s.
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NJ saf The returns are yet incom-
p.etc. t~. 80 = certain that the Americans
have e'eet,i She most of their state ticket
by rar No party will have a major
iiy 10 % t.ssi stature, says the Tribune.
Tia oHa-iNE CouRr for Washington
Count sr'a,s' noes at Montpelier on Tues
day TN sstptrn.
o. - sa requested to say that the
Treasu lie State acknowledges the
receipt, ,ae gilo~ing note, with the mon
ey cncl
Put nr, c'glosed fry dollars into the
Treasui v-3mont II Is due from
CONSCIENCE"
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S. NJ PETrENGILL g. cos
BOSTON DIRECTORY.
WARMERS PATENT
CurVelinear Saving Machine,

rI'His machine was designed to accomplish Tor saw
L ing what BitnohaFds lnvention has door fo
turning Two saws hung upon swtvies, and guided
by parctn, with self feeding movement, enable
ease aud accuracy. There - no branch Of wood
but may be aidea hy this rovui yet simple machins
u viii cot - Pillsfs, Gothic and Roman window
heads, char .tniis piinu aHt meodian legs, twisted
stair fss eithei circular OF elliptic, pillow -eams fel
lows -. large mschino can dress timber 10 q n '
required paiicin, with psrfeot accuracy.
Mechanics ant Others who afe ntefcsted in this
'nsrntion may ieafn full ntfticulats bv applying To-
Warner Smith, az Wsshinrion street, boston
who are prepared to nnild ard sell machines, or to
dispose OF rights for cnuLties OF states.
Onn u these machines will be it operation Al the
Inventor-' exhibition In Boston, Oct. ~.
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rrHiS Ger ihes that have ihisday given yson Lu.
cine Coihsy his zine during ihe remainder of ms
minority, and shsl neiher pHy ary Of his con
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TRUE g. COLBEY.
Waterbury, Oct. %, 1855.
Attest, Jun d smith. 59:3s.