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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

WELLkGros A. CAsTyR, Auctionser.
TEAS, CATSUP, CIGARS-TO-MORROW
al lol O'clock at No. 81 Deys of Greenwich, 10.
hsf cheat. Tea Coffee Chcio Cat, by the c,.e o bdrs
A,es Cutlery fancy Boxes Looking Glasses Shirt Collars kc
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nVIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF me
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANt nsve Ihis pA i
dcisr.a nT,Seua of FIFTEEN PER CENT upon TIE CAPT
m stock payable or and after MONDAY the i" day Of peeo
" HENRY A. OAKLEY Secretary.
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RUSSELL w. WrsrcoTT, Auetioneer,
MOULD call attention to the large sale Of ele-
w CANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE o be made By him
THIS DAY tThurdsyD at 1ot o'clock Of the elegant
and costly effects Of Professor Halliday sboa,
to Europe all Of wbic made to order imported
The sale H!l be made No. ~
5hSv the above day and will be strictly Pcrenptory
the recherche and uLigus collection Of Psor Ia
DnD Room and Chamber Fanitare HAsndss vsses
Paintings Silver Ware China and Glassware Par
lor scts splendid Pianos large iron Safe lie For parties
lars Express Journal Of Commerce. and Herald No post
pnement on any account.
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Jnsuranfe Companies.

NEW WORLD FIRE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY of the City Of NcwYork-Ofhce No. - Pinest
'''s', CASH cAPITIL' 5000, OOO-ALL PAID IN.
This Company iIsuros Property Of all kinds shst Loss o.
Damage BY Fire. favorable terms 90 similar inshu'ons
this city. nu.ror.
9acu.s A. Enmet James 81 Wilson, Alfred J. CphAut
Jobn III TuTnan Chas M Connolly Louis J. BeIloni
BENZ C. Tow nsend Stephen w. Gaines, James n Psl,
David Miiiken, SAINT A. Warner, Edw'd Whitebosset
Pe,eT A Hesemsu Rudolph c. Burlaxe, John Randall,
Robert LeRoy Archd. r. Finn, Robert Emmett, jr-
George II. Groves Ira Smiths Arthur Leary,
jonathan Thompson, Israel Corse, Chsres iuIs@
Elisha T. Morsan, Geo Griswold, IT,, David Logan,
Gabriel Mead, p Rodocanseh, Richard hadS
william Brdssll, Fred. 9. Swan, e. L. keckna5et,
= Cousinsry Edwin Thorne David Jones.
THOMAS A. EMMETT, President
GABRIEL MEAD, Vice-PIesidept-
l.xr. P.rrEakoN
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JosEPR HEGEM,S, Auetioneer.
FRIDAY Nov. 2S, at 10 o'clock am, at the Gen.
,, saesroonns cor wloughby and Pearl Sta BrOokiyn
he balance of STOCK OF Retail HARDWARE Dealer co"puas
epsrs assortment of Builder sad Housekeepers Hardware,
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ITO PRIN CERS.-For SALE, one of He's
.nner.rovsl HAND-PRESsES led in perfect order
W be sold cheap for cash. Can be Al No % CoT'sd
e.. up stairs
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forses, Carriages, ST.

WAGONS for SALE-New and Second hand
w great variety Of SECONDHAND WAGONS with and
without tops seat Rockswsys &C. suitable for city or
country use for sale very cheap Apply to
JIM REYNOLDS. No 1872 Sufolk ct.
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Cost an1 fonn6.

EOUND-On Saturday, Nov. ~, in an omnibus,
J. POCKET BOOK, containing Money and DRAFT, The
owner have by calling ut the Nsrnsh Factory No l5
Norfolk u Rvingtonst and describing contents
d E0O REWARD.-The Store of the sub
WOOO scrbers having been burssriously entered on
6s night and robbed of EMBROIDERIES and
LACE GOODS the Of several thousand dollars the
above reward will be paid for the detection Of the thieves and
'' ''S'''' % IISDER KINGSLEY, Nc. % BrOsd-,t.
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Matbinerp, ST.

CTEANBOAT ENGINES for SALE
- ONE BEAM ENGINE 80 inch cylinder and IL feet stroke
WITH or WITHOUT BOILERS
ONE INCLINED ENGINE, 81 inch eyliude, an 9 feet
stoke, WITHOUT BOILER
ONE CROsSHEAD ENGINE, 81 inch cylinder and feet
strobe WITHOUT BOILER
WITH BOILER.
LAND ENGINES ard BOILERS foI sale.
Psr fu, ther Information iaqufe Of 49, ,-,,.D
No. So Brosixsy New York
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CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- No. 81 Pine-s (Grest Western Buadnss Cssh CspitA!
ESQ go paid In This Company having all It's capital pAe
and in process OF Investment now ready 20 Iefeito ARp
cations and policies Of Insurance Mechandse
JOSEPH WALKER, PresidssS
TUOS W. BIRDSALL, Secretary.
pIaEcroRs:
yOsyPH WALKER EDWD. HAIGHT
WIIIIAM 3 MOTT B. NJ WtffTLOCk,
JOHN HALSBY JAMES Q. GAkNES
IDWARD WOOD. SAMUEL C. PAxON,
ROBT L. CASE, RICHARD r. BRUFr
WM DENNTsTOUN ID. CROMWELL,
VIM. H. HUSSEY, s. I. VALENTINE
EDMUND w. CORIfEA r. J. DONNELLi
EDWARD WILLETT, JOHN K WILLIS,
CHAs T. PARKER, GEORGE II. BEYEn,
JOHN d. WARREN, RObT. LISDLEY MURRAY,
CHAs. ELY, DAVID b. keller,
VIM. H. ABBA9T, WIN. ALLEN BUTLER
VIM BiRISALl. EDWARD CROMWELL
EDWD MERRITT, l.. r. WYMAN.
RNITH LAWRENCE MATTHEW MITCHELL
HENRY BARROW, JOHN ALLEN.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE GEORGE B. 0RINNELk
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piano-fortes an1 Hlnsif.


A FULL assortment Of new 7-octave hrst-cliss
N Boston PIANOS in carved and plain for RENT -
rdseed rates with sppiid purchased Second had
Pianos Melodsous and HNrmsuuus tor Sale or r Rent New
Pianos at great bs.ssIs for Csso GOsDoS
DENNETr, SENIOR & co.
ID PREMIUM PIANOFORTES
MsnufsctoTy and Wsrerooms
No. 434 BrOome- 81. 81 door east ~ Broadway.
PIANOS and MELODEOSS TUNED, REPAIRED, G-t
SECONDHAND INSTRUMENTS taken In exchange
GOLD-MEDaL PIAN0-FORTES.-STE
" WAY L SONS No - w.lser.s,., Broadway, hA'.
received THREE FIRST PREMIUMS within the pas, var
competition With Pianos made BY tue most eeebsAted
makers Of B. New York Philadelphia and Baltimore
We lave been awarded another Gold M.d by the Muy
and Instifsts at Baltimore for the BEST PIASO-FORCE
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS III PIANO
" eORTEs -MesHs LlGHTE, NEWTON 4 BRAD
BURYS No t Broomes, respectfully invite attention 20
their PIANO-POR1Es constructed with the pa,en, AhSh
WREST PLANK. which IL undoubtedly the most substantial
Improvement introduced into this popular instrument
DIANO- ORTES.-WILLIAM MILLERs
i Modern Improved PIANOS with or without EoHI-
Mandatory No. I and i5s East 2s.s between 81 and 3D.
svs Ssesrooms No as Broad say door from GrA2ds
PIANOS to LET and taken in exchange
CHARLES Z ArHERToN, Agent
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KANZAS LANDS.-The Trustees for the pur-
IN Lsndsi in KsnIss ~il receive deposits IN a,n.
apply purchase Of the Ds~sre lndiaos Trust
Lands and to pu other Gnds in Kama SHARES in
the general 4 beading interest and receivable In puf'
chase Of lands Of the Trust.
subscription special investments or or for further
No. Winier.st. Boston. JOSEPH LYMAN, Treasurer.
AMOS A. LAWRENCE,
VIM DUDLEY PICkMAN, Trustees.
ROBERT B. STORER,
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OEcs In Illinois Central Railroad Depot. Chicago,

nor SALE or FXCHANGE-som fine TIM
Il BERED and PRAIRIE LANDS IN Ohio and western
Pepnsvysuia. d. SHEPHERD, No. WsL-st.
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Financial.

DIVIDEND.-The Directors Of this Bank have
IL declared Semi Annual Dividend Of FOUR PEk CbSI
Isyabs The Stockholders and s'tet toe rrs
~, ~ ~ X BUCK. Cashier.
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Board au0 Rooms.

BOARDING. TT Nos. 45 and AZ East Broadway,
- fol- Gentlemen and Wives Also, Rooms for Single Gen tie
with facilities FOR fire.
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DINE LAND-SIXTY MILLIONS of PINE

DINE LAND-SIXTY MILLIONS OF PINE.-
FOR SALE tract Of Pine Land, containing some 1000
Of land, situated In the western part OF this STATE so
that The Lumber shipped either 10 the Southern
markets Chicago New-Yok Troy AbAn, or Boston and :.
cheap lats The Itesprr-ed with other valuable
Timber has good soil for Agricultural p1rpose Thi,
belle, cd be the best Of led Timber Land N this
Stse will be sold great bargain. For fa particulars
wi survey Of the property. cali on -, =, M.
(icIS) HOMER MORGAN, No. Z rlnest
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STATjONERY. BLANK BOOKS, &C.
WILLIAM T.. HAWS

BRkNCH or r. C. ROOT, ANTHONY g 81 Co =, ~.
Keep on bDn Writing Papers Law
- Cv.rci.l BsnIs Notes Drafts Bills OF Exchange 20
PYiptips Of Al executed 70 srdef ~ p,.h
N B-Partcular attention PAD 70 1ne niAnu~'i' - ~
Account Books and 70 BANK n.ku,hsa ,o .nv mai.
ChecLs BIN. Heads Circular &C., ntnos'spnea W my P~
texn q the ncstest manner
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young Woman, a Situation to
w do CIAMBERwORK and PLAIN SEWING, or to
TAKE CARE of CHILDREN Has good city reference Can
No 2 sulvsnst in the Room No. TO- Can be seen
fsr two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

BOARD in BROOKLYN. Pleasant Rooms for
ID Family single Gentlemen. Inquire at No. 40 Living
yten.st within Eve minutes walk Of Wallst. Ferry,
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obstruction.

EENCINN.-Mr. WELLEh, Tor many yearf
Professor Of Arms the French Arv gives obstruction
In FENCING with Fo Rapier Broad.Ford aud Single STICK
on The most scientific principles Military officers who desr,
to reflect themselves the Of their w-apon an Eeae
men wi require hesbfu txerci'e are solicited TO call a. I'D
Gymnasium. corner 81 University piscc snd l5ih-st
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Elegant Illustrated National Works,

Tue WoRKs or THE BRIrIsH POErS-se
lcctcd and chronoogically arranged from Ben
johnson to Scott. Illustrated with an i'm
mcnse number of steel plate engravings. To
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cents each. Monthly Parts so each.
MoRsE's GENERAL ATLAS os THE WORLD,
containing 20 Maps drawn and engraved from
the best authorities, with descriptions and
statistics of all nations TO the year 1856. To
be completed in 33 Semi Monthly Parts 20
cents each.
The REPUBLICAN CouRT By Rufus W.
Griswold. To be published in q semi
monthly, Nos. 25cts. each.
Tue PIcroRiAL CYcLoPEDrA OF BioGRAPHY
Embracing a series of original memories of
the most distinguished persons of all times
Illustrated with 600 engravings and steel
plates To be published in Fortnightly Parts,
25cts each.
DRED; A Tale Of the Great Dism0l .Sramp
by Harriet Beechcr Stowe, author of Uncle
Toms Cabin. Two vols. l2mo. Muslin.
Price $l,75. Portraits of Fremont, size 25X
"a. Price 25cts. plain and 50cts. colored.
Portraits of Fillmore and Buchanan, plain
100, colored $500
IL Persons desirous of subscribing for
any of the above mentioned books, will
please apply to the subscriber.
EY Canvassers wanted.
+. S. MARTIN.
wlliamstown, VT 2l:tf
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Now pack your satchel, and up the
mountain to Ripton Tell them that you
have come to blow the gospel trumpet
ard then GO to work Clear away the
rubbish and break up the fallow ground.
Pray for the Holy Ghost, | know two
or three who will pray with you Call
down the fire St all in blazo. Light
up the mountain until the hrme shines
over tito ake.and the hills beyond. Tho
people of the villages will run from their
houses, calling to each other Look
Look What's all this ? Who has set
the mountain afirc2 We never saw
such blaza before Why, it looks
like glory, and makes Champlain appear
like sea Of gold Some ono will come
along and tell them that James -. a
young minister, went up to Ripton and
he commenced working for the lord
and preached and prayed, to get others
to pray and then the fro came down
from heaven, and covered the mountain
and lake shores with its light. Then iu
such places as Rutland, Middebury.
Burlington aud Kncsevlle. tho people
will run out to look again. aud cxclaim,
while they cover their forchcads with
their hands, what o glorious fire It's
just what We want hrre-why can't we
have it2' And if any of them ara
without minister they will say, There
is the man for us call the committee;
tell them to make haste. before we lose
him for there will he enough after him,
when thoy see the blaze on Rpton hill"
The licentiate endcayorcd to frame
some ,cose reply to what he pleased to
term the pleasautry of Father Blshnell.
But the old gentleman added with
great gravity
Seriously, James. fyou want an eli
gible position, | advise you to 60 up to
RIpton.
MoRAL-The heart Of the church is
suddeued by mournful complaints Of min
lstcrs, on the one band which cry in vain
for the bread Of life. Wond uot.this
state Of things he greatly relieved Of its
gloomy aspects, if ministers who could.
were willing to go mp to Ripton.
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the Strong minded Women establishing
their claim to pautaloons by doing mems
work. | really thought the world would
be edited by tho sight of Paulina in a
blue shirt and shecps.gray breecbes,
breaking paving.stones by the day--or
Lucy Stone in cartor's frock and stogy
boots. hauling mo'asses Cor sixteen cents
q load or Luccrcta, with her sleeves roll
led mp and leathern apron on. forging
wagou-tires, with Ernestine to blow and
strike Hoping yet to behold all these
glorious fruits of tho Womau's Rights
movement, remain, yours e.a
Progressively,
Q. X. PmLANDEn D0EsrcKs Z. y.
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y o { t y.


From Godcy's iady's Book.
Sloighing Song.
nY II.
With good free stccd and flowing rein,
The track we'll follow FIST
Away, away Ger the snowy plain;
And our cares to the wind we cast.
ChorUs-Carc to the winds--we'll be merry to-day,
For .iovial spirits are wo
To the chime of the bells we aic up and
away,
And our songs are echong free.
The coward may pirate Of the sweets Of home
And the freside's grateful case;
Give MS DER the whitening hills to roam,
And to sport with the mountain breeze.
Chorus-Care to the winds &c.
The frosted gale, as it Whistles by,
viii bu. bid the pulses starts
Besides US, tie laugh of Il roglish eye,
And the warmth Of loving heart
Chorus-Care to the winds, &c.
oh, give us the bright and sparkling snow,
And the heavens pure canopy =
On the cheek the roses of health shall glow,
And her light in each na.hing eye.
Chorus-Care to the wnls-wc'N be merry to-
day,
For joyial spirits are We,
To the chime Of the bell, now up and
away,
While our songs echoing free.
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"INexnAusTIBLs Pirg oFloVDoN 5lN !"
Our attention was called yesterday to
4 hogsbcad of London Cordial Gin, which
beat Macallister's entirely. 1t contained
one hundred and filty'soven gallons when
imported, and the owner has filled Que
hundred thousand dozen pin, aud quart
bottles from it, and it is still full. We
understand Barnum has offered one thou
sand dollars for it, aud the probability is
the owner will make the sale, as he is n
bout retiring from business N, Y
State Register. d ..
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Ouh TrEru i i, of;en asserted tia.

H. H. , a,
W." IL = - VI o' "sS''''u 'ua'
'n' re'r r o' '"S present 'rH'''n are
muon ie'ei''r 81 10 'u,S' oi 'i' we lenSr'
at'p" oi 'noSo VINO nave PaSSe u'' we
"''', '"a' Su''o % "a our III WY dentists
"o''u t'o'' ''''' a'5 'nous' w s"' u
eY''a' n'St?'i =" s,s"pou,'u ~ a,'on,'n
Gu, P'o"nn'S az '"e u'e'p' evils Vi "ner
ualS E''Iencc' , ~ u '"v use 0, 'a''o
'ee'n oy we h""h"s '"o 'hou'auu years
"Sn' Wute i'upu am VI, '"o RUNS o. l ON
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Sheet Music.

WIN. G. MYERS, will keep constantly on
w hand, at the Post Office. an assortment
OF Sheet Music, upon the same terms as
kept by Mr.. II. L. Sheldon. Also, Ross,
Morse & Co.'s Melodeons. Please call and
examine.
Sheet Music ordered at all times, and up
on short notice. w. G. MYERS
Mddlebury, Nov. IS, 1856. 3l-3m
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Approved. October 81, 1850.

No i2.-An Act in addition to Section Ten Of
Chapter Fify-three Of tho Compiled Statutes,
relating to the Rendering Of Accounts 10y Exec.
u'ors aud Administrators.
Ms hert6y ea1cted, &c.
Sec. !. Section ten Of chapter ifty-threo of
the compiled statutes is somnenledas to read as
follows 1t shall be the duty OF the probate cour;
TO examine every executor, administrator, guar
dian and trustee upon oath, as to the truth and
correctness of his account, before the same shall
BE- allowed By the court Prorifed however, that
the probate court, in its discretion, may dis
pense with such examination when no objection
is made to the allowance of tho account. and the
truth and correctness of it is satisfactorily estab
lished by other competent testimony,
Sec. 2 This nc shall take effect from its pass
age.
Anproyed. Noyember 6, 1856.
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Approved, October 81, 1856

No. lo.-An Act to amend Section Three Of Chap.
ter 1hirty-four Of the Compiled Statutes, re-
latng 10 Dispositions Of Witnesses.
il Is hereJH eH1cted, &c.
Sec. l. section three Of chapter thirty-our Of
the compiled statutes, is 80 amended ns 10 read as
fcllDws Notarics public and masters in chaucery,
shall have the same power to take dePO-ition>,and
to issue subpenJs and attachments, for witnesses
to appear before them OF amy other court or TIL
buua that justices Of the peace now have, and
all dispositions taken by notary public ot mas
ter in chancery agrceably 10 law, shall be admit
ted on the trial Of any civil cause in any conrt Of
law.
scc. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved October 27, 1855.
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Approved, November Is, 1850.
No. 23.-An Act in relation to Paure1s.
IL L, hnrrkn cnncfcR d.c


See. /. Ii any person shall bring from any
other State and leave in any town in this State or
shall bring with intent 10 eave,any poor and in-
digent person, having no visible means OF support,
knowing such person to be poor and INDECENT as
aforesaid or shall hire, or procure such poor and
INDECENT person to be so brought, or shall aid
assist therein, with intent 10 charge such town
with The support nf such poor and inIigent per-
son. he or they shall be punished by fine not ex|
ceedine five hundred dolars, nor less than one hun
dred dollars, or by imprisonment, not exceeding
one wear, and shall be further liable to any town
in thi, state, for all such sums Of money, may
he expended by any town for the support and
maintanence OF such poor and indigmnt person.
Sec. .. All acts or sections of acts ineonss-
tent with tho provisions Of this act, are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec 3 This act shall take effect from itz
passage.
Approved. November l2th, 1855.
No. 24.-An Act Relating to the Legal ssty
rnent Of Paupsrs.
r. is lsrebY snee.ed, $s.
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No. 2a:-An Act II Construe the Homestead Act
in reference TO the Estate Of Deceased Persons.
II is hereby enacted, SC.
Soc /. Section four Of chapter sixty-hve OF the
compiled statutes, and the acts heretofore passed
in addition thereto, shall not be construed TO apply
10 any estate the assets Of which, over and above
nll debts due and charges OF administration, shall
exceed the sum Of five hundred dollars.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from i0
passage.
Approved, November Is, 1856.
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Approved, November 1s, 1886.
No. e1.-An Act relating to Mechanics Liens,

IT u V'TfUN fWVttfWI 10
Sec. l. Whenever any mechanic shall perforrh
any labor or furnish any materials, for erecting.
repairing or altering any house, or other building
in this state he shall be entitled TO all the lien Sc
curites provided for in chapter hundred of the
compiled statutes, and the act in addition thereto
passed November IS, 1859, whether said material
or labor were furnished under written contract
or otherwise. And q statement Of such claim,
filed and recorded in the tom clerks Office Of the
town where such house or other buildings are sit!
uated, shall lac held good to charge such real es-
tate, agreaLly to the provisions Of the facts above
referred to.
Sec. 2. This act shall take elect from it,
passage.
Approved, November Is, 1860
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Approved, October 27, 1855.

No 1l.-An Act relating to the Proof of Marriage
in Criminal Prosecutions.
II is h,rtJy eHaofcd, dc.
Sec. ]. Ia prosecutions for crimes and penal
tie, when it shall become necessary ON the part Of
the prosecution 10 prove the fact Of marriage OF the
respondent acts OF cOabittton by the respondent,
with the supposed fe or husband, as the case
may hc as well rs other acts, admissions aud dec
luritou, OF the respondent, tending to prove such
marriage, shall be admitted in evidence as COM
pctcnt testimony to prove such facts.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved. October 81, 1850.
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u -@fFr's
Approved, November is. 1856.

No. 2O.-An Act authorizing person. owning Ma :
clinery to Mort gage the same.
II is hcrcby eR0oted, dc.
Sec. l. Machinery attached to and used in any
shop, mill or factory, may he hereafter mortgaged
by deed executed, acknowledged and recorded in
the same manner as deeds Of real estste.
Sec. 2 Mortgages Of such machinery may lie
ass gned, discharged or fureclo.ed IN the same
manner rs is provided by law, for the assignment,
discharge or foreclosure cf mortgages of real es-
tate.
Sec. 3. Section i've Of chapter sixty-four Of
the compiled statutes, and all other acts or parts
Of acts inconsistent with this act, afe hereby re-
peaed.
Sec l. This act shall take effect from ito
passage,
Approved, November 1s, 1856.
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GEORGE NJ. BROWN,
RI T.nR

Informs his friends and customers, that he
has opened shop in Stewards building over
the store of r. l.. Fuller where he will attend
to all business in his line.
Cutting done to suit customers.
WANTED good Journeyman.
Middlebury, Oct. 10. 1856. 2G,tf
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A student of medicine in Michigan
having courted girl for u'year. and got
tho ,ui,ten, has turned round aud sued
her father for the visits be paid her.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-12-24
Approved, November c, 1856.

No. l3.-An act in addition TO Chapter Twenty
eight of the Compiled Statutes, relating to
Eiec;ment.
his her,Iy enacted, &C.
Sec. l. The thirty-fourth section Of chapter
thriy-eight of the compiled statutes is hereby re-
pealed.
Sec .. The provisions Of said chapter, relat-
ing to bettermen's shall not extend to any per-
son. who shall enter upon and take possession OF
lands after the passing OF this act.
Sec. q. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
: Approved, October 81, 1850.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-12-24
Approved, November II, 1856.

No. 19.--An Act in addition to Chapter Thirty
three of Compiled Statutes, relating TO Attack
nlents of Personal Property.
II is hertby caacfod, d..
Sec. l. Section twenty Of chapter thirty-one
Of the compiled statutes is 20 amerdcd as 10 n-
clude among the articles therein named, denicks
and the tackle apd appendages connected there
with, the utensils and apparatus kept on any farm
for the manufacture Of maple sugar, also pig
iron, blnoncd iron, scrap iron, railroad iron and
hops, which articles herein named shall lie sub.
icct to all the provisions Of said sections twenty
three, and twenty-four, Of said chapter.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from ts
passage.
Approved, November is. 1876.