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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
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LaHA "a NE n EhVhFHs'SWbE . NISetN -
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court len At
said District, on the 27tn day of September, All. s.
. EVILS ChamherIin and Amherst Perkins, EXerI E'nl
!! The last win and Testament OF Hiram lhomps tu
Phuiied, in said District. deceased, CStnt 1A-ic
administration accouat for settlements Whereut' q IS
udercd that the same be referred 10 the 2st GA! TT TIC
tuber next, thu Probate Office, in said MonIpt er fry
examination and allowance; aud that all concerned H.
lifted hereof by The publication Of this order "a 81
Green Mountain Freeman, printed 1T Montpelier, tir'-
weeks successfully, as may be, that they iy a.
pear said time md place. and they shall sec "a '-
Ctiect to the allowance Of said account.
by Crdcr OF Court ..
Al Attest, 4. n MERRILL, Reg,.ter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

The following high testimonial in favor Of Dr. Hayden's
Pills, is from Dr. Burna, formerly Of Montpelier and well
known rs one Of our most distinguished physicians
From knowledge Of the ingredients of Dir. Hayien's
Improved Vegetable pills, AMI from the extensive use have
male If then, ia my practice, conhdsnily recommend
them for the purposes for wbirh they sgns supa
rior to any other rH VI which have any kaJwr gr, per-
forming their Office in thoroughly yet easy AMI gents, a
They need only be tested prove their superiority
a family medicine. T. P. BuRNHAM.
Lowell, Mass, May l. 1856.
Z. STONE ESQ., Post Master Camden, Oneida N. r.,
who has been acting Agent for the sale of "BACHS
AMERICAN COMPOUND" says it has proved itself to be
the only reliable Medicine for Diseases of the Throat and
Blood we have ever known Read advertisement in another
! col
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Friends of Humanity.

TO youIaways disposed to aid the sntsringJ II may
appear incredible, after in vain ryng all me wonder
fII medicines Of the day, applir'iiioa externally
and lew drupsaken internally of NY (genIhel Electric
ti,' will sovery suddenly reiieve The s1Ilegr rom the
most vhlent pans yet IL Is ar ms tertheu ~ good
men and good women, whose names are NJ uiy ohlce'
Mi hlN. msed II " lInnt deriving
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

HAY, COFFIN a. CO.,
Practical Mechanics, Designers and Diaftsmeu CITY Ey
charge Builig, ohct, No. 72.Fnlrauce No. 10 Devon
shire, State Street, Boston
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No 1ssc H0sass9ir
]. PlIiLDRICK.
S,segE;eyEssgs

English, French Germnn and ian, Ancient an
Mudern, in Line and Mezztint, Wholesale aud Retail,
Academies and TcNchers Supplied with Engraviugs aud
materials for the Grccinn 81 Antique Painting,
the best term. j. *. WlGGIN, Print -eet, Ma. 10
fremont Street OpppSile the VI Iisfun.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

Boston Employment Rooms.
AT The Employment Rooms, II Exchange street,
employers furnished with Clerks, Salcsnien Book
Keepers Pociers, Bar Keepers Walters, Coachme Gro.
Ces, Men on Railroads. steamboats, and Farms Bows for
Srts, Trades &c Also, Girls cooks chaEbcrrlaids,
s"nm:ltcsscs, iaundrsses, for housowcrk, &c.
Petsa cali send in your orders. l situations are not
p"cGfed toi those pc who apply for Employment
charge VIII ha made.
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Cuttings Patent ANnhroayi,eN

1913 Washington street Boston.
Only place the street where these anfvallrd pictures
can be obtained.
J. BRIGGS, Successor to j II. Cnttinq)
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~ Office.

fNlIIS MAY CERTIFY That have this day given my
4 son Merrill ". Hail, his tine during lie remainder Of
his inuy and shall claim none Of his Gaming, nay
any debts of his contracting after tins date.
GEO. LYoS, I Iyi,,asses holm HALL.
CHAs. McCoNSEi.l.
Stove, Seut ember 4 1886. dlW3t
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q saiiHn !!

Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT memorial will be preferred 10
the next Legislature Of the State oi .rtn0p for The
passage Of law by which Masters fees in tie Court OF
Chaneery sIa hr comprised the bills og cost. and fol
low suit us IN other amy Precedent Rule ar Usage
To the CONTRARY nut~Hhslan ding dIW3
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S;ocielas de luniciS mundis iov
Furnishing &c 9sI =

Eqm IN material, make texture, durability ana H., u, b."
and socN offered in this COUNTY yand al price atn
cannot la 10 seri.' HE attention of the closest CAST u}f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
sweet Potatoes
EoR sale by
Oct 1856. STORR5 4 FULLER.

Oils.
STORGS FULLER have pure Sperm, lard and Whale
~ OIL,
Oel. !, 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

riot, purporting to come from the " WEST
SIDE" actually came from this Rutland post
master. Watchman
Not from the West Side friend Walton !;
but it came from the g East Side," very near
Montpelier, ,oe " suspect" and we " suspect .
the writer offered it to us first.
ADVERTISING LETTERs.--Fhc Law requires
that the advertisements Of dead letters Shout | be
given to the paper with the largest circulation.
They are now Published in the Patriot If we
cannot divide our circulation by three and then
have a larger circulation than the Patriot, We
will advertise them for nothing-that's all.
The Burlington Sentinel very foolisaly trie,
to rive the impression that those Speakers al
the Wing Convention at Burlington, denounced
the Republicans, while declatins thems9lve,
Wb;rs. we think they were very foolish il
owning that that Call the Wings Of Bur
lingten,' had any reference to those who sup
port Fremont.
The Washington National InteMgencer, here
tofore Wing. and refusing to support either 0
the Presidential candidates, secs no possibilit
of Buchanan election but advises genera
support to Fillmore, at the same time runnin
up the South American flag.
Hon. Samuel Ingham, formerly member G
Gen J.lekson's Cabinet, has written letter !
which he says be is emphatcally in favor
Col. Fremont's election.
slaSrrcASr.--Upon the reception of tn
news from Maine the wind relieved the Bnchar
an pole 10 this village of its pennant. Noven
Ter winds will relieve it Of it's flag.
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NOTES

Bidders required Inform themselves Of the actual dsance
wcgh sud bulk 81 tho mais be carried (he whole mail
qurrd each ip and all other points
onrrcct liability the proper performance
required service before makag their proposals. which
guaranteed by responsible cehed TO such
Judge OF Of record and contract
tered into BY the successful bidder with surety, before the LIST
OF December, 1875
pay viii for trips performed, and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily erpaned three times The Of the
be deducted For arrivals f behind time 10 break
depending mails and sufficiently
fourth compensation the subject
uncss the delinquency be promptly
sctory explained for RegectnE take the mai from into
post Office for suffering " 70 be injured destroyed ROBBED,
and for REFUSING, amer demand, 10 convey the mail
uty TunnI0E
hicos The Postmaster General aunu The
tract repeated failures ageehby contract Cor dis
oheyiug the post ONCE laws lnuctons Of the department
General ht. the schedule He aso order
service BY allowing therefor rata increase
pay He ALEC curai OF discontinue hr service
part, pro rata decrease Of SLOWING
compensation the amount of service dispensed
Bds should be addressed the Second Assistant Post
GupercFboe PROPOSAL, for Salt Lake City Mails
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 3l-lawiwt Postmaster General.
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bonS ceytioatss other crdsncs Of s debt
Tsza the late rsrus tAs eo under ~ E3
FsbTadry, le55.
TussuHT DEF.rrsrSr, April "A, 1850
WHEREAS February 1885,
provide 81 such creditors
republic of Texas comprshsnded of Con
o. es0n requires the the
give
OF the time payment, will be made under ssd
issued the 97h February this
department. and duly published setting h said o Congress-
legislature nf the ofrcras
reautnr provided
fr this department with assignments, and
sdav pointed thry days prior the lst of June
further provides
bond, evidence ef debt
which thirty before by notices.,
be presented a Tfsasury Uspartnrsrti
Notice hereby vsn 20 The hers of bonds crrhcaes
other evidences debt hl be
A. this plftmcnt sry days hereof
b. benefits n said areeaby the th
JAMES GUTHRIE,
ipIh-lauQm Secretary Of the Treasury
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United states Patent Once,

IN the petition of Jepha A. Wilkinson, suk county
Yolk r the extension af granrd him the
h nf January, Ir53 for
years from The expiration of said PATENT which takes place
the 23d day Uf scptsnbsr, tnsS--
II s ordered at the said psuon he heard a the Patent Once
Monday the 18th day o September rsHt a " ococt aud
persons nouhed they
why said petition ought not 20 be granted.
Persons the extension required e the Patent
Oce specially for IN wrng n least twenty
Lsfore The day of hearing al toson flied ~ either party
be- hearing be taken and
cardancr of Office, which will be furnished
application,
The sstnouy September
depopns and other relied ~'nony
before the morning o thai the
msuf-, N any within days thereafter.
Ordered, hiso published in UnioR
tsigencsr and evening Washington d. OF Republican
Balare Md Evening Aus Philsdrpna Pa. Day Book,
York Boston Mass week for
previous the 18Th Of septembt The of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. sEdorg of the above papers win please copy md send
Patent Once, with paper containing this notice,
July o-law3w
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United states prt-nt once,
NNnnhinrfnn- Inlr Oh Ne

I'M petition OF O. w r. n Robinson, of Boston, Mar-a.
" rbus.tu praynr n granted them
spenber sf2 for improvement " sie,ug uppa
vessels from The expiration said pcul,
which taxes place the aCtb of september, 65f--
the said petition be heard al the raten on &C
"wednesday, dayof September ~ O'Clock,
nothod TO appear and show cause, nry hcy
have why said pettion ought not 90 he granted.
opposing required Gle IN the Patent
objections, specially orh In wrfng lsas twcpy
DAYS bofor n filed BY either
uscd he taken md transmitted accord
with the rules Of the Office, which VIII BE- furnished on app
cation.
Tho testimony In the viii be closed tho 9Th DAY Of sepic.
b.T tssS dcpoans papers relied upon testimony
nus, be Office before tho morning of that day
th0 Arguments, N any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be Published IN the nielFencer
nion and Evening star Washington, D. Cl Republican, a-
more Ma Pennyivanian rhiladsphia Pa nay BOOK, New
YORK; Evening Post, Boston, Mas week Cor three
successive previous 70 the 94h day o September next
the day Of hearing =. ...
Commissioner of Patents.
Ps-Edio papers win please copy and srnd their
oils 10 Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
Iufv o. 3y
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History of The Amercan Revolution consisting of
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Posr oyyroE DEPARTMENT, May 81,


DROPOShLS for the mails Of the United ssie from the
arst OF December 1856 the th day Of November s6c
following route, will be received al the Contract Oee 81
department until O'Clock Of the l5th Of Ocobe 1855,
% be decided the nsGt day, 20 wit
Independence Mo- ta Fou Keapey and Port
Laramie, In Nebraska Territory, % salt Lake city, in
utah Tenn ory, $50 miles md back, once month
Leave Independence the first day of month Al
Salt Lake city the la,t day of the month
Leave salt Lake city the "a day Of month
Arrive at Independence by the last day OF the month.
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[No. 557l
Notice Of withdrawal Of Lands in Iowa.

IN ofan approved 5,h May 1885, "makng Of
lands the Of IOp alternate sections 10 aid In the
rnroads said Instructions
Issued this o1ce withdrawing market, until further
al tho lands that except those situated IN the fol
lowing named Districts which still purchasers for effect
ng sales and locations, vizs
Ofce ri DncutFah, i, an the lands N district
once " Dodge all the lands nort of townships
% and %.
siour city all
ships 81 and %,
diven under nv hand at the General Land once At the city of
Washington this 2,st day of May, 1855.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 92-Isw6w lint and StarI Comnnissioner.
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Episcopal High school Of virginia

~ 0uurd, ihs Heighs fhTes miles vest of Aterandrta
Rev. JOHN ?. Mcguire, Rector.
TuF nsr session will "wednesday, 10Th Sep
\ tember, ,-- ,,.,-
Terms. 75 board tuition ho regular course, SC Modern
languages, music and drawing are Extra charges :
The Bishops and other CLERGY Of hs docese Rev
n, Johns OF Rev Mr. Cumns, of Nashingioni and
Rey M seymour, of Frederick sty, Maryland y
teaars eontaning Of study, government wrm Se
rect % rev Iobs p nceuie, Theological Seminary, F'irr
county, Vtrnia.
Hnwasp, JAY II, 1880,
July i5--lawew
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TuE prison 81 weitevrsde,, ard the East Indian
Afchpelagoi w Capt Gibson volume of ae5 pages, with
Jsg IS FRArcE TAYLOR
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RACHEL and IN. ssw worla,-A Trip 70 The United
~ I0s. sh's' fs e0a Wv" '"'' FRANoE TAYLOR,
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s38 500!
Lottery for the beneit Of the
STATE OF WARE.

no
Orders tickets and shares and cere packages ~ b
spsndd will receive the most prompt ard
each drawing will be sent Immediately amer o
all who order from me. ..
Address PED. BUChEf, hgshly
Juy Ie Wilmington, Delaware.
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Ps-Ediio above papers win please copy, ard sons
the Patent Oce, with paper containing ts nouee
July 22-iaw3w
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON II. L. HARRIS,
OF ILLINOIS,

On the resolutions reported from the Committee Of Elec-
tons In the contested-ceetion from Illinois; de-
iyered in the House Of Representatives July III 1856
Mr. HARRIS of unois said
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splendid schemes for August, 1856.

drawn under the superinicndenee commissioners
pointed by the g0veInOf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-25

The following list Of Delegates elected to
the Convention to revise the Constitution,
is complete, with the exception of two dis
tricts.
lot Dist.--Lee Gov VIM. Patterson, Ed.
Johnson, Black Dem ocrats.
End Dist.--Lee and Van Buren-Squire
Ayrcs, b. Dem.
Sd Dist.-van Baren--T. Day, B. Dem.
4th Dis,.-Des Moines--J. G. Hall and NJ.
W. Robinson, b. Dems.
9Th Diss.-Davis-D P. Palmer, B. Dem.
9th Dist.-Jeffers on--James +. Wilson,
Republican.
9Th Dist.-Henry-R. l.. b. Clarke, Rep.
9Th Dist.--Wapello--Ge Gillaspy, b.
Dem.
Och Dist.--Monroe, Lucas, and Clark
John Edwards, Rep.
10th Dist.-Appanoose, Wayne, and De-
catur-Amos Harris, b. Dem.
lth Dist.-Fremont, Mills, Page, Taylor,
Montgomery, Ringgold, and Adams-D. II.
Solomons, B. Dem.
18th Dist.--Pottawottamie, &c.--D. w.
Price, d. Dem.
18th Dist. - Louisa - Francis Springer,
Rep.
l4th Dist.--Washingtou Bunker, Re.
publican.
18th Dist.--keokuk- Jeremiah Hollings.
worth, Rep.
10th Dist.-Mahaska - A. NJ. Cassidy
Rep.
18th Dist.--Marion--H ID. Gibson, b
Dem.
18th Dist.-Warren, Madison, Adair, ant
Cass--Lewis Todhunter, Rep.
18th Dist.Muscatine- John A. Paryin
Rep.
Goth Dist.--Johnson and Iowa--Williau
Penn Clark, Rep.
2lst Diss.--Scott--Ge W. Ellis, Rep.
22nd Cedar-Robt. Cover, Rep.
23rd Dist.--Clinton--A. r. Cotton, Blacl
Dem.
Gath Dist.--Linn-H. w. Gray, Rep.
18th Dist.-Linn, Benton, Black Hawk
and Buchanan. G. Traer, Rep.
10Th Dist.--Poweshiek, Jasper, Marshall
and Tama-H. J. Skiff, Rep.
9th Dist.--polk, Dallas, and Guthrie
Thos. Scely, Rep.
18th ist.--Jackson--Wm A. Warren
Rep.
29th Dist.--Jackson and Jones-A. II
Marvin, Rep.
S0th Dist.--Dubuque-J. II. Emerson, Il
Dem.
3lst Dist.-Dubrque and Delaware
IL. Peters, B. Dem.
SIND Neutrality-suspicious. Scott, Rep
3sd Dist - Fayeste, Bremen, &c. No
heard from.
34th Dist.--Allanakee, Winneshiek, Ss
Not heard from.
Republicans, l9; Black Democrats, Ii
The other two districts, being strong Re
publican, have doubtless elected Repu blica
delegates, which will make the Convention
ssand-Republicans, 81; Black Democrat
Is; Republican majority, 6.
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL or 9A8 rIIA0ARA

AAN1V VAL OF x30 NS1A&A4kkA.
NKw YoRK, Nov. 20.
The Niagara has arrived at Halifax from
Liverpool, with commercial dates to the 9Th
inst--three days later than those last pub
lished. #&H
Flour declined Cd on the lower qualities.
Wheat declined ld(92d.
Provisions quiet.
Money easy at previous rates, with de-
cline Of SIS on oonsols.
Franco supports the unconditional sdmis-
sion OF Russin and Prussia to the approach
ing Conference, while England opposed the
admission OF the former, and Austria the
latter.
The preparation Of treaties has commenced
between France and Russia.
1t is rnmored that the French feet will pro-
coed to the Black Sea.
The Paris Constitutional says ii depends
upon the Cabinets of London and Vienna to
settle the pending disputes.
A new Turkish Ministry has been formed.
The ship Marion, sent out from N. York
to search Tor tho wrecked vessels, and res
cue their crews has returned without seeing
them, and started on another cruise.
In consequence Of the observance Of thanks
giving here, business has been suspended for
the day.
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H0CoRpOR0t1om Notice.
u NOW all whom il may concern, that ii. w.
N Sample, Jshs ". Cleghorn, J. X. Hsrnish, J..
II. Sullivan, John Mccune, p. B. bnith, r. G..
Wright, Charles Parsons, Guy Wells, =. II: RasTi-
son, D. r. Brigham, VIM. Leighton, Wm- Timber
man, J. M. Hiatt and james L. Rstss, have incos-
poratcd ihsmseves and their associates, nader The
name and styieof
THE KEOKUK WATER COMPANY,
with capital stock Of TAvss Hwa1rsd 1AoSsaa6
Doildrs, which may be reAsed Or diminfBhed, -
the stockholders may find expedient. The private
property Of stockholders 10 exempted From liability
beyond the amount Of their unpaid stock. The
principal place Of business OF the Company, 10 at
keokuk, lows. The object VI the Company 10 10
supply the oty Of keokak and vieinity with watss,
for mechanical and domestic purposes The hasi-
ness II the company 70 b under the dissesien Il
tho corporators Board Of seven Directors, and
TO exist for periods Of twenty years, renewable -
provided By the Laws VI Iowa, and the articles Of
Incorporation Of Record, in the once Ok the kseor
der Of Deeds in the county Of Lee, 6tate Of lows.
Tho Indebtedness Of ths company 10 limited 70 The
sum of 0ne Hundred and Fifty ThesnnA Dol
lars.
gs.ssss, yys... cc.. ,s.h. isxA -l.-4-
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official Votes.

lLLiSois.-The Republican State Ticket is
elected by large majority. Bisselps ma
jorlty over Richardson is 4,T29, notwith-
standing Morris, the Fillmore candidate e, has
1921 votes. Miller's. majority over Moore,
candidates for State Treasurer y is 81 ,312.
Moore was Douglass especial candidate, and
his running so much lower than any other
candidate-on the ticket, is an expression OF
special disapprobation towards the /" little
runt,' as Gen. Houston calls him. Douglass
and his friends put the appreciation of his
or IrumbulPs course aud se ntiments, upon
the gubernatorial election. In that election,
Douglass or TrambalI was the issue, And
notwithstanding Buchanan has cArrissi the
state By over 5000, Richar dson is defea ted
by near 5000. We think the friends Of Mr.
Douglass must be satisfied with this express
sion Of the people of Illinois.
New SrArss.-During the next session Of
Congress perhaps, very certainly this winter
or next, four new states viii be admitted
Minnesota, 0rgon, Utah, and Kansas.
Utah has an application, with a cons,itu-
ton. The constitution is silent upon the
subject Of Polygamy, SO that i, cannot be
objected to on that ace cunt. That sspecu-
har institution" Of the Salt Lake, is a stu,
ute, not constitutional, affair, and We dc
nor see how Congress, the refore, in acting
npon the constitution, can prohibit Polyga.
my IN the new state, unless it adds anothe,
section more than the people have asked, 10,
that special purpose. Az matter Of fact
on the Douglass ground with reference ,o
Kansas and Slavery, Congress has no busi
nessso NEEDLE with polygamy but polyra-
my, Slavery, Gambia Ism, and every other
hsashen'sh ana Daroar ous practice is &c
be tolerated, II only the inhabitants ar.
1neiviaized and degraded enough to desir,
ihefa.
Gyrkenneth Raynor, of N. c., had a per
sonal difficulty in the streets Of Raleigh,
lev days since, with the editor OF the Stand
ard, growing out OF his speeches in Phila
deipina just before the election. Rayno,
sHocx several blows with cane, and bott
were bound over in the sum Of 81 900 Il
keep she peace.
HoCs.-Ths Burlington papers say tina
two to four trsins daily, loaded exelusiycl,
With hogs, afe sent over the Burlington IN.
Chicago Railroad.
fDNotes OF the Bank Of New Castle, Pa.
are thrown out ut Chicago