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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-10-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District of
New Haven, Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate Of
SUSANNA PHILIPS,
late of Bristol, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the
i1th day OF August, 1856, being allowed by
said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend TO
the business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of Levi Downcy, in Bristol, in
said district, on the I'd Wednesday Of Deccm-
Der, 1855 and the I'd Wednesday of January,
1856, from one o'clock =. NJ, until FIVE O,
clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
HARVEY c. MUNSILL, c,
HEMAN HILL, No"' 10
Dated at Bristol, this oath day of Octo-
tober, A. ID. 1856. 28:3
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JosEru FRosT, Addison County
as Court Juno Term
WILLIAM Moon.Jr. 1856.

JosEru FRosr, } Addison County
as Court Juno FERN
WILLIAM Moon,Jr 1856.
Joseph Frost Of Bridport, in the
county # Addison, having brought into
Court bis writ and declaration against
William Moor, Jr. of Grown Point, in
the County of Essex and State Of New
York. in which said wri, and declara.
ton the said William Moore. Jr. is re.
quired to answer to the said plaintiff in
plea Of debt, for that the said Joseph
Frost by the consideration of the Coun'
ty Cnurt held at Middlebury, in and for
said County Of Addison on the second
Tuesday Of December. AID. 1851. re-
covered judgement against the said
William Moor. Jr FIR the sum of one
hundred fifty five dollars and forty cents
damages aud twenty dollars sixty four
cents cost Of suit. as appears by the re-
cord remaining in said court which said
judgment is in full force and not revet.
sed annulled OF satisfied theteby an ac-
ton bath accrued to the said Joseph
Frost to recover Of the said William
Moor, ir the said sums If l55 dollars
20 cents and cf 20 dollars Ga cents, a.
mounting in the whole. to l76 dollars
cents. Yet the said Moor, though re-
quested hath not paid said sum, nor any
part thereof to the plaintiff to the dam
age of the plaintiff, as he says, the sum
of three hundred collars
And the said cause having been con-
tinucd until the present term Of said
court New it being suggested to the
court that the said William Moor, Jr.
resides without this state, and has not
been within the state since the com.
mencoment Of the present suit, 20 thst
service could he had upon him II
is ordered by the court that this cause
be further continued until their noxt
term 10 be held at Middlcbury. in aud
for said county If Addison on the see
ond Tuesday II December, A. D. 1856,
aud that in the mean time notice Of tho
tendency thereof be given to the said
defcndent, by the publication of this or.
der, together with the substance OF the
plaintiffs declaration. three weeks suc.
ccssively in the Middlebury Register
a newspaper printed at said Middlebu ~
the last os which publications shall
be at least thirty days prior to said next
tsrp, DUGALD STEW ART Clerk.
J. W. STEWART, ATTY fO- Pie 81
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Farm for Sale,

A Farm of $40 acres, in the northwcstcrly
LApart of Salisbury, on otter Creek and
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, four
and half miles from Middlcbury by rail
road. Said fam is wei wooded well watcrcd
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tillage, &c Here is
fine chance for a young entcrprising farmer
or the capitalist, as the farm lies in one body
and may be divided SO as 10 make several
farms. JOHN Al. WEEKS
West Farms, Salisbury, Oct. |, 1856 25
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Singers Sewing Machines,

These celebrated machines aIe in ptacI, al md prof
table use IN all pats g" The civ r. world. In all
various tnees aud IN sew ing every OF fabric ri.
Their OF cloth or leather they have brrn ful and
approved SEWN Mac nIncs Of oiher manufacturers.
often fail to work. but
Singers M0chiHcS ARRAYS operate pcrfectly,
being strung, durable aud completes e,niriunnee aud
work usItp. pc feet sewing mach ne kept EN-.
played affords clear profit of : l01O year Int an
imperfect one is canseut constant nd
Tueentire reliability Of our machines is one great
reason for their unparalleled popularity
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING.
of frail aud delicate Tecomme ned
by other manufacturers. such machines are made To
Catch the eye, Ia perform subtauii al work The
truth is famIg saw iachfnrs ought to be stiouger
than ony other, bccauc they into lees kilf hands
than when sold manufacturers aud are used Tor a
greater variety Of work. The mnehin,s which tave
proved hest for all othe. purposes br best for fam
lily use, and they Singers. Tho speed Of ma
chimes has lately been doubled No other compare
with them IN quantity OF work.
D~New machiee OF the latest improved style v IN
Of our own make o. for operative mnGhincs Of o'her
manu- facturers. Local agent, wanted eel our M a.
chines.
N. All persons d. siiing full information about
sewing mnehi mes, eau oh ain It by apply ing for copy
OF a. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper devoted en-.
tTely to the subject. IL ~i be ,ent gratis.
|. N. SINGER & co.
Pnncipal Once, 323 'oadwny, New York.
BRANCH OFVIcEs.-l llar"Ncr ST, Boston ~
West minister 81, Pr ~ dsnce. s7t Br'ai IT., Newark,
J. 3i7 oadsay. Alhaay, Gloversv,ilc, y,
Y. rs Chapel a New Haven. II RurLaian ct , Scat.
land. LAP Chest 81, Pbila LIS Bait hsi
Iimore Ea,t Fnurh - GIN. Chicago. lninois. C5
North Fourth ~, 81. Ioni. ~ 81. Charles IL, New
Orleans 90 Duuph si., Mobile 2s3m
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MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES.
DIR. G. w. CALKINS,
PhYsician Surgeon and Accouoheur,

Physician Surgeon and Aceoucheur,
Office, l45 Pleasant street, Boston.
Special attention given to diseases Of Women
and children. Many diseases considered incu-
rable, or relieved only by an operation, perma-
nently cured by means Mt once simple and safe.
Married Ladies, who from i'll health, malior-
nation, or other causes are exposed to great
risk or uncommon suffering at the period Of
their accouchment, may learn how to avoid
those dangers, by timely application to DIR.
CALKINS, either personally or by letter. Pa
ticnts from the country, visiting Boston for
medical aid, should be sure to call on him. Ac-
commodations provided for those who wish to
stop few days in the city. All conmunica-
tions strictly confidential, and promptly replied
10. Medicines safely sent to any part Of the
country, when desired.
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Marble Shop.

THE public will please bear in mind
L that the best and most durable white
Marble is quarried in Rutland. Any person
not inclined to believe the above statement
will please oall on the subscriber, and he will
accompany them to the Grave Yard of this
place, (where is to be found Marble from va
rious quarries,) and convince them beyond a
doubt, that the above statement is true. The
subscriber has no interest in any quarry, but
dcsignes to furnish the best and most dura-
BILE Marabe. After eighteen years expert
encc in working the different kinds of marble
he gives the Rutland Marble the preference
over all other white Marblc-of which a
good stock is to be found one door north Of
the New Jail in Mdddlcbury.
46;y W. II, ROWE.
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BOSTON ADVERTISER ENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Cfioe 20 Rrof m field 81. pnstnn

lmCt, OO DULL Htlu Obj I>NobDns
Established by DE. u. dREENE and his Ai.oci.
rie. for tho essrul aud nntinr ireatn Of
Cnucrr., sroful us Humots, aud all kinds ~ pi,-
eA.c. anon tho Natural Indian system If medicine
1his Institution las large MEDICAL or
FiCE aud LABORATORY at 90 Broomhcd Street,
and several boarding houses Tor the accommodation Of
iabishe1. advocating this system Of practice. II Is
entitled Natures hrcana," the Seize pti1c ln-
dian Physician" 1t is published monthly, for fifty
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
Dr Greene has also discovored a process 10y which
he can 18th the solvent properties OF certain plants,
MEDICATE each bath to suit the constitution aud
disease of any patient and remove the various kinds
Of iseascs upon the ZANE principle which the Elec.
tfo Chemical Bath removes mercury OF ether miner
ais. -
This il the greater triumph ever obtain,d In MECt.
CAL ELECTRICITY, aud Offers facilities for
purifying tho blood f,om all bumors, aud removing
CANCERS, TUMOkS, &c.
IA GREENE may be consulted personally o. by
letter, fee Of charge. Crcnnis seut free, when re-
quested An letters should enclose postage stamp,
and be directed " DIR. Il. GREENE, &c BromGcld
INDIAN MEDICAL sOtlETY.
Alta meeting Of his society, held IN Boston, Oct
Ist 1856, the following officers were chosen;
EtCBEN GREENE, MD, Boston,viec President
JOHN STILES ,E,q, Boston, Secretary.
WIN NJ. TYLER, Esq, Boston, Treasui
The following resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed:
Resolved, that in assocating rel,es together to
extend and pefpetuate the udiam System of Medicine
uiou scientific principles. comforting fpvor
upon The afflicted AID advancing the cause Of true
medical scirnce
Resolved That We have had ocular denomination
that DIR. Grcene's treatment has cured hundreds of
cases Of Cancers after they ntkhow lodged in
durable by other ply cans, and that the fruits of lis
practice for the lat years conclusivey prove that
Cancers, Scrofuia, HumOrs Of the Blood and various
other diseases which have found remedy in the Ia
byrinths ct the old systems Of medicine, pcrma-
neutlv cured by judicious Of" Natures Rene.
dies " in SC outfit and skilful hands.
Resolved, That we will not conatcnance ignorant
Il u ~ rec as
physicians lutu the association any persons who have
not received medical educatinn
Resolved. That We recommend tho continued pub.
lcai'oh Of the newspaper entitled "Natuirs cana. :
and that extra copy Containing - ference To eases
cured IN different paris of the county, he FURNISHED
rratultousy to any cal ing al the &C, or or
derinr the same by mail, enclosing postage stamp.
addressing Dr. r. Greene sc Bromel Street Boston.
JOHN STILES, Secretary.
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Farm for Sale.

THE whole or part of that celebrated
L farm in Bristol, known is the Gen. Dun
ton farm, and admitted to he the best farm
in town and one of the best in the county, is
for sale,at the low price Of 500 per acre Said
contains 400 acres of Land, is in high state
of cultivation, is well watorcd, well fenced
well supplied with fruit trees and the build.
ings are in good repair. 1t also possesses the
double advantage of being both a grass and
grain farm, the soil not being heavy like
most farms in this county. Its products last
year were 2000 bushels oats, 500 do. corn,
800 do buckwheat, so do. wheat, 90 do Rye,
800 do. potatoes and IS tons of hay. The
usual crop of hay is from 100 to $50 tons 1t
is situated two miles north of Bristol vii
lase, and five miles from New Haven Depot.
Terms, $1,000 on or before the first of Sep
TENDER, 1857, slow notes for the balance
Possession given Immediately. For further
particulars enquire of Walter C. Dunton,
at Middlebury College, or VIM. II. Dunton ON
the premises
Oct Is 1896 OG,
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SUFFERING g. STAMMERING CURED
BY DIR WYCKOFF of Pittsburg, Pa.

Without Pain or Surgical Operation.
WHO will send the cure to any part of
w the World, on the receipt OF SO; and
the money returned, if the cure is not chec =
tual lg'Al' letters must be addressed to
DIR. WYCKOFF, Box 746, Pittsburgh, Pa, in
care of Arthurs, X odgors & Co. Bankers
p. Correspondents will please enclose
stamp for return postage
CAUTION All persons who can not pro-
duce my genuine certificates, are humbugs.
Poly DR.. w.
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ONDON PINS are much bett9r than
- American, being sharper and sitter :
sizes rec also Indin Rubber Hair Pins
II. A. SHELDON.
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Fashionable Tailc ring.

A LII kinds OF Gents Clothing made to OF
IA der, IN the Latest stylr and best manner,
on short notice, At fULLERS.
Middlcbnry, May 81 1856
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Administrators Sale.


TNHE undersigned, administrator of the es-
l. tate Of the late James Heath deceased,
by order Of the Probate Court, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
house of X ID. Farr, in East Middlrburv, on
Saturday, the Sth day Of November, A. d.
1856, at one o'clock, p. NJ, the following de-
scribed piece Of land. lying in East fiddle
bury, beginning at a point one rod east of the
northeast corner of Fairs horse barn, run
ming thence northcrly on the east line of land
formerly owned Ivy Allen Darrell to the south
line Of Almon p, Jumpers land to the south
cast corner thereof, thence southcrly to n
beach stump known as the southeast corner
of the Rog rs lot, thence westerly on a line
and to the northeast corner Of land formerly
owned by Benz Cbail1e, thence in southcr-
ly direction on the west line of said Chafirc
lot, to the northeast corner of land formerly
owned by Philaulcr Woods, thence on the
north line of said Woods lot to the place of
beginning, containing about ten acres
26,3w JONATHAN SEELEY, Admr.
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WATCHES and JEWELRY,

w a CHEO anu JEW ELN Y,
RE MO VAL.
The subscriber has removed from the corner
Of Court and Hanover Streets, Sign of the Gold
en- Californian, to
COOLIDGE'S BUILDINGS,
OPPOSITE Tue REVERE HOUSE BOSTON.
Where he will continue the
WATCH AND JEWELRY BUSINESS,
In all its various branches. Grateful for past
favors, he would solicit continuance Of the
patronage of his friends and the public.
He will also adhere to his past system Of war
ranting every article as represented, or refund
ing the money lift does not prove so.
NATHANIEL JENKINS.
Boston, Sept 2lst, 1856.
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DR.. PHELPS TRUSSES.

The grea' number Of radical cures Of Hernia
within the last few years, by tbs use " DIR. j.
W. PHELPS Spiral Sgring Trusses, has given
them the preference over all others, His apr
paratus for the correction and cure Of all kinds
Of defomitios, are used at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital, and are recommended by the
first Surgeons in Europe and America. For sale
at the
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, 5s fremont st Boston.
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DR.. Hanson's Stimulating Ointment
Is warranted to cure Rheumatism quicker than
any medicine in the known world. II is also
warranted to cure Gf properly applied) stiff
joints and contracted limbs five or ten years
standing Money refunded il the article flilsto
benefit. Large bottles fifty cents-small ones
twenty-five cents. For sale by CARTER, COL
CORD SEQ, corner Portland and Hanover
Street, Boston.
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BOY CT LOT H ! N G!
NO. 4 BRATTLE STREET.
FOR THE
Fall and Winter of 1856.

(Ofthe late firm of Hudson & Reade,)
Would respectfully ask the attention of patrons
of the old firm, and the public generally, to his
assortment of BOYS CLOTHING, manuiac-
tured expressly for the RETAIL TRADE His
long experience exclusively in this business, in
connection with his late partner, MIR Oliver
Hudson, enables him 70 anticipate, with tolera-
bic certainty, the wants Of the public.
The stock this Fall is very large, embracing
every thing desirable in fashion and material for
BOYS from four to sixteen years of age, and is
made up with the same care that has always
characterized this establishment.
On hand, as usual. q large assortment Of
GooDs IN THE PIECE, which will be made up in
to Garments for any one desiring it.
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E NJ p LO Y NJ f N Il !

Young Men, do you wish to make your for
tunes Our agents are making from $50 to
$50 per week. Particulars will lie furnished,
free Of charge, to those who entlose Postage
stamps and address METROPOLITAN AGES-
CY OFFICE, Hsverhill, Mass.
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Sept. 10, 1856.

EA Pieces Fall and Winter Hat Ribbons,
~ plain and Figured Velvet, MORE An
tique and Buglc Trimmings, Bugle Buttons,
Fringes, Manila Velvet, Wrough: Collars,
Lace and Wrot. Edeings aud Insertions Mo
hair Caps and Bonnet Borders-this day re-
ceived at BECKWlTu'S.
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b. +. EDNiUNDS.

Matchmaker and EAgrdrcr.
Particular attention paid to repairing and cor
recting fine Watches.
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A. HEEL Err & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
Artist and Painters C0l0rs,

Painting Materials, &c.
10 UNION STEET, go. BOSTON.
Manufacturer of The Eorcnce VhHe,
5s~An Interchangeable gloss paint .-A-S
AsAHsL WHEELER Henry BRIGHT,.'R
~~~~~Gy - 49, - - - - - - - = -
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES.
"we have found them of great service in
alaying Bronchial lrritatlons, and in subdu-
ing uoarsencss produced by Colds, and do
our clerical brethren a real favor in calling
their attention to them" -ZiOA's Her0M.
I'VE commend them to the attention of Pub
lie .SDeos crS, Singers, and others who are
troubled with affections Of the Throat y
Christian Uaien man. " For Coughs, Asth-
ma, &C., we cheerhlly fear testimony from
personal knowledge to their efficacy. '-0@t
Inns Picioriol. "Thcy are as''nple ana c'e-
CANT form for administering, in co''plhat'oh,
several medicinal substances, he'd in t'eherai
esteem among physicians in the trcs imei, Oh
Bronchial affections. DR.. q. y. Bisrto~
Containing no opium or deleterious drugs,
these Lozcnges can be used freely by Public
Speakers and Vocalists for clearing and Civ
ing strength TO the voice.
JOHN |. BROWN g. son. Boston.
Sold by all Druggists in the United States.
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Wanted, 500 Active Young Men
to act as local and travelling agents in bust
ness easy. useful and honorable. at salary of
500 per month, A capital OF So only required
No patent medicine or book business. Full par
ticuaIs given, free, to all who enclose postage
stamp or three cent piece, and address A. B.
MARTYR, Plaistow, ~ II.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05
REUNION OF SAINTS IN HEAVEN

The following extract from the sermon
Of Robert Hall, on the death of DR.. Ry-
land, is of rare eloquence even for Robert
HILL,
''lf the mere conception of the reunion
of good men in future state infused a mo-
menlary rapture in the mind of Tully (; if
an airy speculation, for there is reason to
believe that il had Iiule hold on his convc-
lions; what may we be expected to feel
who are assured Of ,le event by the sure
wurd of God How should we rejoice
in the prospect, the certainty ra, her, ol
spending a bIissful eternity with those
whom we loved on earth /; Of seeing them
emerge from the ruins of the tomb, and
the deeper ruins of The fall, not only un-
injured, but refined, and perfected, with
every tear wiped from their eyes. stand
ing before The throne of God, in white
robes, with palms il their hands' crying
with loud voice, Salvation 10 Gid thai
stitch on. the throne, and to the Lamb,
for ever and ever! What delight will il
aff1rd to renew the sweet counsel we,havt
taken together; TO recount the tolls o
combat and the labors of the way, and Il
approach not the house, but the throne d
God in company, in order to join the SYM
phonies of heavenly voices, and lose our.
selves amidst The splendors and frultions
of lhe beati6c vision. TO tina, state al
the pious on earth are tending. ll;here
is a law from whose operation none are
exempt, which irresistibly conveys iheiI
bodies to darkness aud the dust, there il
another, not less certain and powerful
which conducts theirspiriis TO the abodes
of bliss, to the bosom Of their Father and
,heir God. The wheels ofnature are mol
made to roll backward; every thing press,
es on towards eternity. From the birth
of time, an impetuous torrent has set in
which bears all The sons Of men towards
that inlerminab.e ocean.
"Meanwhile, heaven is attracting t
i!seli whsleyes i congeniAl y iis naIngs
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05
THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS.

A bill for the in, n,orporalon Of the mo-
nas,ic fraternity Of the franciscan Fri
ars," of Cambfia county, was h' fore the
Pennsylvania House Of Representatives,
and eliciled an smiable. debate last week.
The members of this Order, says the
Harrisburg Telegraph. are bound by Sc
crei oalhs of unqualified obedience to
superior general, WHO resides at Rome
and who is also sworn to implicit splrllu-
al al egiance to the Pope. Their snle
aim is tie extension of the Papal power
this is the original object of their creali"n'
aud The dominating passion Of iheir, exls-
lance. In the pursuit Of this scheme.
schn"ls are opened forIhe instruction OF
youth, IN which the most insidiOus means
are employed To perverl the ingenious
niud, aud undermine its Protestant prn-
ciples. Tn incorporate such all inslitu-
lion would involve the Legislature in a
charge Of completely with foreign SOW
ereign aud his spiritual vaYsals, to assall
and destroy the religious faith Of OUT Pro-
,eslam fellow ciizens, and the civil and
leIgious franchises dependent on It's main
ietiance.
Monasteries. (.he same paper remarks)
arose from the troubles Of the Dark Ages,
when they served as asyluns Of refuge
against the civil wars and social troubles
ol that calamilo,s period .ofhistory. The
VOW of celibacy. taken by their inma'es,
eventually become tle sunrce of immense
mischief Debauchfry and licenlious-
ness prevailed not only within the walls
ofihtse establishments, but extended be-
yond .,hem,s cornpting alhthe surrnund-
ingiwciab atmosphere Human dtgradaS
tlon and inlamy reachedits lnwes,siage
within rlhe mpnaslpries and nunneries Of
the Middle Ages, and crimes Of The black
es. ,urpitude were perpelra,ed in them
wiih impunity. The same brutal appe-
ties which sustain The Mmmonism Of
our day Induced thousands % iinmure
themselves in these retreats, where, IN
der The c,oak ,ofl Pepapee, and devotion,
they followed abandoned and vicious liyes.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05
THE TOMB OF NICHOLAS.


The most interesting church in ST. Pc
telsburg is that dedicated to SIS. Peter
and Paul, otherwise called The "Forlress
Church, as It stands within The citadel
Of the city. lis slender spire, precisely
resembling that Of the Admiralty rises
far above all Others, to the height Of a40
feet, and sgilded surface shines dazzling.
Nv in the sun. Il is said that l2.000ad0-
cats have already been expended inthe
gliding of this spire. But within the For.
,ress church resls the remains Of all the
Cars since Peter The Great. No Euro
pean moparchs rest SO unostenlaliously,
and mo Others areiburied within the walls
ola fortress. TO each Emperor thersis
erected merely a sarcophagus with sfre.
quen,ly his initial letters engraved upon
it. Each of these sarcophagiis covered
with s pail cloth Of gold, embroidered
with the double headed eagle. Upon The
Grand Duke Constantine's tomb lie The
keys Of some, Polish Goltresses, while AL
exander's q small military medal with his
portrait Essa lumb ,is surrounded BY