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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-04

NAhENt June 3Htnt lHobs
Dr. J. RNYnER-Feeiing myself under tho highest ohl
gatons you forthe benefit have received under your
treatment Amer having undergone a the usual modes OF
treatment during the last n months without tho least ap
parent benefit and having almost lost the sight of my eyes,
and being Ion In very unhealthy condition, my case being
given up hopeless by my former doctors, aner
which, In the course Of 3weeks my eyes were restored
good sight and TO healthy condition, under your new
mode ef treatment.
Therefore tSEsgeat pleasure In expressing my sense OF
gratitude aud you atbefy to use this for the benefit
Of the afflicted Pubib. Youu truly, P.BONlS.
Mrs. PrVFENnuRoER, Of Tihn, foriJur years almost
disqualified for any hind Of busnesl had quito lost her
sight, bot application 10 nt f. has been restored so that
she is able TO doany hndoibusuesi,
afflicted with bad diseased and liberation OF the
eoea and applied to Dr. Snyder and was soon restored
TO good light and to healthy condition.
pHtLr ENtCK, Of rin city, was afflicted with remark
able bad ofophama, could not leave dnrk room for
some weeks an application 10 DR.. 81 his eyes was soon
Mr.. Il q. LEyoAYNER Thn, was afflicted for dveyeaTs
with very bad diseased ewes and almost blind applied to
o. f. and has been restored 10 sight and his eyes to
healthy condition, 90 thathe isquahedio DO any knd Ct
busiuest.
Of an, with remarkably bad Of opthalma, which
and balea he skill OF the physicians, which had wholly
them '.am any kind ofhutinots By application
De- snyde they haze been restored to Hhea'hy con-
dtOn--aTe now able 10 do any s'nd otle1oh ,
Mr.. rHoNAs GIHSEY, Of sanduiky, OIy VA Mnlcteg ls
with very bad diseased deyesihad entirely - S "g9t o'
Of hs eyes, and amos, the o,heT applied TO- Dr. sny
der Of Tn, and was soon restored 70 Instantly uiels
Many others could be mentioned buti Is deemed unnso
eAy, and would only Addthathe mode ofueatment pfso
ticed BY nT nyder Is discovery andeevss alto.
getheF Of ue the old mode Of reducing the sy'emout.
ting, scou foaton hlisterinR, sc we'll a. the Of
the usual powerful csn,es vE sne stone blue or viiFa
any other which csnteses and dsRguIng the eye by
contracting the muscles,
Any persons wishing further information will do we'll to
with either Of the persons referred 10 above
t1-No charges for examination advioe-if no bene.
ht is p ceived no charges win he made.
EV~Dr SNYDER takes pleasure IN saying 20 the pub.
lio that r City is pleasant and healthy location, and
good boarding bs had from 81 SOTO S3O00pe week
O6es-iR q. W. Blasks BLOCK, WashiWgton
Street, Tidiu City, Ohio.
Jan. q3, 1857. (nl6.
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BY AUTHORITY.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION A
MENDMENTs.


Resolved hy the General Assembly Of che State ufohio
Three.fha ol the menbefl elected % House
u. sr Sis f,ss 10 Vote ~ ~ .sasA rs,sv ~ 5.l,
nertupcn the approrhloT reject cfte following umend.
ment AZ sunsutnis ipi W tehy h eeuui q te sec.
ond Article Of he Copituton and iorts 2nd Section ~
the same Ance and forthe % iec Of the lIh Arics viz.
An regular sessions Of the General Assembly sha com.
nencs on the frst Monday Of Janu'ry, annualiy eena
i9s shall be elected benhiay, aud Representatives annn
ay by the electors their respective counties o. dts
on te second Tnesday Of October Their term OF Ier
sui conurnce on the first dnv Of Ianusfv next nnerbe,
election, and that Of Senator thalrontnue two year and
that Of Representative one year lhe sennoT elected In
October next shall hold their Offices for two ycar and
Representative elected the time shall hold their cf
fees for year Provided that seventeen Of The sena-
io elected the second rucfday Of tober, 1881 b
ssceaned hy oi ~ he President Of the Senate may a.
rect sha hold their Office ofony year and their
oetofs shall be elected on the second faesday Of Ocobef
one Thousand eight hundred and nieighit and hienaly
thereafter When any county shall have fraction shove
the rates Of Representative 80 large thatbeng multiplied
by the result she'll be equal 10 of raiot ad
ditional tha be appor FOR nch "a
tios among the several sessions Of he
the following manner; ~ there be only one rato then
Representave shall be allotted 10 the tenth sss,ion Of
III there are two ratios Representatives shall be allotted
70 the ninth and sessons n three 10 the rhih nin
and sessons;f four the seventh eighth ninth and
tenihi five the sinh, seventh, eighth ninth and tenth
II six tohe h sixth, evsuth eighth ninth and tenth; n
the fourth nh, sixth seventh, eighth, ninth and
tsnh;I eehtto the third fourth fh, sixth seventh,
eighth ninth and ehhi II nine 70 the secbpd, bird fourth,
fh sixth SEVENTH eighth ninth and tenth session Of the
/ dsoenniai period respectively
In determnin the number Of Senatois 20 which any
senatorial dstoi might be entitled IN any decehna period
BY Of any fraction Of senatorial fao tho fraction
shall be multiplied BY Eve and N the result be equal
senatoriarao On additional Senator ,hal be- slottsd ,o
said dsct for tho ninth and tenth sessions n be equa
TO such ratios additional Senator for the seventh
eighth, ninth and ienih sessions shall be allotted 10 shei
district n three then to the h, SIXTH SEVENTH eighth
| ninth and tenth.
n four, the third, fourih fnh sixth tisventh eih
ninth and tenth sessions respectively. I ht amendment
be adopted by the electors, the counties entitled b
than member In either both branches Of hj
Legislature In the fourth and nh sessions OF the pfot1n
Of membes In each branch thereof for each session Of h
remainder Of the present deoennial period
E.H.VAN WORRIES,
Epcakcrof the House OF Representatives
THOMAS n. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 3d, 1857.
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AurNpNEEr NO. ..
Dated April ID, 1857.


Resolved BY the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
Threehhi Of the members elected 10 ea,h House cor.
curing therelu that be- and hereby i, proposed thh
electors Of this State vote the second Tuesday Of Oc
ober next upon The approval rreecion Of the following
amendment, substitute fof the fh and sixth sections
Of the fourth article Of the Conshton via. FEC. B.
District Courts shall be held In each comfy lentt once
each year. by District Judges elected BY the
lecoF Of separate districts TO be prescribed by law who
shall holdthei office for hyo years. and during their
tinuance In office shall reside IN the district for which they
elected The provisions Of the fourst nth section o.
this article shall apply 20 District Judges. The Geneul
Assembly by law authorize the Judges Of the Dsiriot
Court and Of the cours Of common Pleas, to fix the times
ofholdng Until District Judges shall
have been elected and qualified, District Courts shall be
held by the Judges Of the Supreme Cou and Of the Courts
of Common Pleas, authorized. Sec. G. The Dis
ci Court shall have snrh intd elton may be provided
by law, and the judges thereof shall have and exercise such
Jurisdiction n chanbeTs and may be required
t Is Judges ofthe courts 0f Common Pleas thAbe d.
rseted by law.
N.H. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
THOMAS HrFORD.
President Of the Senate.
Dated April "a, 1857.
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Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State or Ohio,
Three fht o. the meHen elected to each house
ing rein, That II be and hereby s propoed 10 the sse
tors OF the State, the second Tuesday Of October
TO approve reject the following amendment subsi
tute Tor theft and second sections OF the thirteenth anti
Gle OF the constitution via corporations or every descrp
on shall be created md corporate powers granted Ony
genefalaws which shall define the pOwsu privileges and
mmuniies and prescribe the duties and liabilities or each
class descriptions Of corporations, but the GensTal A.
semby may enact spec laws for the relief Of corporations
IN pecuaT cases, and may make special provisions in
gard corporations in wheFef their peculiar loeu
on interests such special provisions required and
may from lime 10 time aeTo repeal all such laws are
authorized BY this section.
N II. VAN WORRIES.
kpeukeTof the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS n. FORD,
Dated April ID, 1857.
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THE INITIATORY COURsE

embT4oo, augulafptogres,ve series Of manuscript cards
classified somewhat 70 the vsrety ol transaction u
als TO eysope the frs principes and philosophy Of Ae
counts rather than routine and actual ornula by ad
dressing the ftason and Judgment % The sudeni who stu
dies with the view Of appfchsndinE and arriving NJ results,
and 70 pushes on bis nvesFstons with much greater con
ddencs, pleasure and dndspsndenoe.
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Gr GAh Nngints for Sow Wills. and ra4eU,a
A''nerpn rpnrnnsra luAnuiaplufvdR t,ils
eshhil lhp oRt,iog,t thar with variety OF Caslings
We pi.o "a ,apieetare Brick Maohiues. that
pa ri kc manner. and up1n ahortrNilcc
Mstsl T. 1854, n. rOOMrS kCO
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g Il & A I b ARG AIMS.
MISSES 4 a y uusband have lusl received
tNlaud'are NOW sellng, az very low rates. ali
knd' OF Millinery hud Fancy Goods; such as
flowers Mhhous, Aaces, EinhrOidorios, SlIks.
Grapes, silk snd Straw RpnnoW toady trimmu ud
aud ail the other articles which are usually
found ia such an establishment, all OF which they
ara selling at wholosae eud retail.at such prices
as rannot tii 20 suit purchaser. Call and 500.
~ }, Blacks Rlock.
fihn, Apdl 2i,67,W,
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AMENpMEnr NO. 3.
Dated April ID, 1857

Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State oFOho
IhFeoths Of the members elected 10 each Houss eoneuF
ing therein that be- and hereby proposed 10 be eee
tors Of this state to vote the second Tuesday October
next, upon the approval election Of the following
mendmeni es an additional section TO article eleven Of the
Constitution. Every county which il, may heFeaf
ter be ent tied 20 more than SENATOR
for the residue Of thepesent decenna period for al
any portion OF any subsequent decenna period shall be d.
vided h,o many Senatorial nd Representative dis
rots there may be Senators elective
any year Of therreseh or any deeenbial
rod which districts shall be Of contiguous territory and
each district shall contain nesfy ratio for Senator Or
Representative a. Is aitanabe without violating tho rule
heren given 20 conguty Of territory, and without dvd
ing any township election precinct or ward m nav Rsp
ressnlatye Senatorial district composed Of tive o. moTs
shall by reason Of any OF population ever
ratio, be entitled to additional Representative or sens
tors for any potion ofhe present
MAI pehoo' "hch sha he contiguous territory, aud each
she contain as nearS ratio a. Is aeinabe without dixid,
.aecounties.
IL by reason Of the anpeSstion Of one SeAa-
toral district to another, there shaii ha any sX-
cess Of population over Senatorial ratio which
shall be enitll led TO additional Senatorial rem
reseniation for any portion Of any dece nnial Pc
Rod each district, as now constituted, shall e.
lect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners or such other board OF Of.
hceFs elective and resident in the proper county
as may be provided by law At least four
months prior TO the general election In 1883, the
counties entitled 10 more than one member o I ei-
ther house shall be divided into districts for the
residue al the present dece nnial period, and a.
least four months prior to the genera election in
the hrst year Of each subseque nj deSenriaI e
rlod, the counties entitled 10 mora than ne mem.
Der for all, or any portion Of deOennial period
IN either cr both houses, shall be divided into
disiricts for .hewh ole Of the dooenaial parlod -,
description Of the district Of each couDty shnlI
be published as may be directed by the eounb
oommisslonera or as may be prescribed by law
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
speaker Of the House OF RepresentatiVen
THOMAS H. FORD.
Dated April Sd, 1857,
SEoRErARY OF STATES oFFlcE.l
CoLUMRUs, April 4. 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
Constitution amendments arc correctly copied
from the original rolls on Gle in this odioe
JAMES n RAKER.
Secretary Of State
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TnE EXTENDED COURs E


rmbrareteurthy practical sets rom the vafous Business
FIRMS and is designed fo such studeth may wish 10
spend longer than the time required by The Regular
Course Gard that gltuitouiy) preparatory 10 entering
some Special House.
willhe faithfully and pFoninhly employed six months.
PENMANSlitp "ptactiGal and ornamental" In allits
vafetet will be tsueh In the most thorough and efhnien
manner hy one nj the best escheT IN the West Besides
u eusual method Of teaching business Whiting, the CHR
ythmorraphic System will also be taught Thssystem,
ponuaf and recommended by best educational meR, IL
taught inihe Public Rchno 0f Cleveland Columbus
Toledo MANY Other schools open for good teachers or
rbifvihmnrfanhy, ~ soon a. they can be qualihcd.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and Theoretical
Hook Keepinr, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics, Po
ltio9i Economv Au Of Computation, Commercial Caeu.
l,tious Mercantile Customs nanking, Exchange, Com
merce RailnadnH Commeroel History, business Cores
nondcnce, penmAnshln, etc.
The New Suit Of Rooms, ~ his College, occupies the
finest noanr IN he city situated they on The
Of hr PubHcruu and superior street, anofding fair
view OF most narts ofthe city Hnd the Lake The
ae neatly and thstely furnished, tufpasung in beauty
and perhaps those ofany similar !n'tiuton 10
tho Unian
emen aHnfdinE equal facilities 10 aladies who muy wish
40 avail themselves of the Commercial Course.
The Principal having extensive hunesa acquaintance
IL enahcdto secure good situations for many ofhs grad
uAtes,
March,Oth, ,'57ly
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Dated AprIlod, 1857.

AHHF UMhNI NO, %
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
Three Of the members elected 10 each branch,
curing therein that II be and hereby, proposed the
electors Of State, TO vote the second Tuesday Of Ot
tobeT neat 10 approve oreect the following amendment
substitute for the second and third sections Of the weh
article Of the Constitution.
Anpmpery, personal and real all be subject
tion by auniofm rule ht the tine value thereof in money
hut such deductions fom credits may be allowed the
General Assembly may deem expediont Provided, that
buTying grounds public school houses and all other public
properly and all institutions Of purely pnbic charity and
all houses used exclusively for public worship, shall he
empt from taxaoni and n the total value Of the personal
property Of any person shall exceed fifty dollars the
same may be exempt from taxation All properly employ
ed in banking shall always bear eurden Of taxaon equal
10 that imposed on the property Of individuas.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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TO THE SICK.
ssptombsf and ootobsr Appoinimenta'
DR.. IA. TUBBS,

A NAbYTfC PHYSICIAN, will be inauendshcsat
"a uFFlN, stthe shswhan House, Monday, The 10Th
day Of Oelohcf.
kONNALk. American House, Tint daY ihc luh day
OF September, end Friday, the 70 dey of Oclohci.
fRG MONT, Nettefs Amruc an, ff lays uo llth day
OF sspfomhrf. onu satuf iay ur eih dnt of Octohtf
nUCyRUs, Mccoy House Tuosd'y 2gh September.
TIE Sick and afflicted are iaUited
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C0hFf of common Pleas orSenocn ooun,
ty Ohio

WHpp Hpthl, rhnin, ", Jared Eaton, Defendant
sff Dslsqlani vnl tAts noiea iha on ths 7h dny Of
Aogaai A. D. le5T, tha Plaintiff ilsl his petition ln
no sNd lo1l asnns i1isnani alinH ssl aricndnn CD
his ~ pea l0u l7si hslrng 10 riNn, uhia sepian.
Fsf I'D Anl Dtiotfi 1850. payable n'l 81i hrfs m0ahs
tne4,n4laF 4ffiei f'p',nFef, Or tae Of saa 70
,ea s,.A l'igat Z ~ 3 ta.ni siaes ih'y hol'ne
ale peuffIf ltf 1l oIlaf VI fflthHen hes baHn Is,
qeldia ihs oansa again saA notulaut rhatsad Uoioa
til ngsi anssw on nf hsss hs l7h day of Oriobur A
p li' of ~ .aas ail se Oxen ifae ana udnt,i ion.
osiea 2,cethn5'Y. JC.LEE,
~ tt''H'p o aiA Any hi WsiniS
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RESTORED THE BLIND TO sIaHT.

And badly diseased eyes healthy condition during ri
short residence In this place,
Dr. Snyder has also paid particular attention 20 sofofu'
Ions which he has treated with unparalleled sue
cess.
Dr. =. could refer Ia many alta distance but deems
nnnecetsafy and will only insert Aeiter from Mr. r. Doyt
ofCnTey aud will refer 10 few only Of the many caaeshat
have been benefited In thitvcinity.
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w. BUNTING.


DENTAL SUR GEoN
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENT1sT, corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, Timh. Ohio will attend 20 All business
In hiulino with promptness and diapatch' fer-
s0cs shO favor him with a call, may rely on nav
ing work done in a superior manner having Deeh
engaged the business for the last seven years,
and during thattime have had much experience
in difficult cases. lIeiscon6dent ofsnccese and
aatters himselfcapablo ofgiving pcriectsausiac-
ton TO all Who may seek isproiessional services
Charges will be at all times moderate
Or OFFICE, corner Of Washington ana
Market Streets.
Timn, Nov. let, 80
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?. KINasFORD s. SONS
fURE
OsW EGO STARCH,
tFON THE LAUNnRYl

III sllati Or ttf aihef eiaith
Thii has been hf r1full RI il n1Aid ihQNhVi
- ifl irtailahit r1i'lIt|ir
a.. nnhfc nav D nltnfei ni as 'n'enl w nifA
. - ~ istni ~ ctitu cd toa IHoni We whole OF
~ ri..f lI,as and 30 foreign c0nntiiss Working tnut
s l,fl. arsie and W ef ahfd sysien, tev hfc able
Il .aia q raffat dniiainV w The quality throughout he
t Ttiils he areai ncIit ium w nstafchmaking, and
ltassiissi row Or ihe fiil flhe.
ne vsfr brsi Starch that osn be- maic snl orHra a
alrarl utried hg coasorsn and hi win DO lnpnhei 70
a hf ths rf6esfi, as ef cuomrf. have eaf cd
gksh Il lhs beet and "a df ioihcf st they would BE-
ntsss ra hai article which o 1fgc nf can De- made
Nj Kluraftfd has been rnf7red ln I've mgnnfariufe oi
isfeh coniiaroav of tc last eT ysar and dudngc whole
oftha fsroi ha ss hsde undcfh surauision has hOen
h-foad INV question the best IN the market For NE hf W
Vsss hs had chnrre Of he works of Wn tof'o CO.. n
which poriod he Invented ,s pocei Of e manuiacnfe Of
loua NrAnou.
F9~Asr rou Kfsasfonn's srAHcu asrnH NAsE OawH-
- Taa anaa HaCagrtv rtkus ANOTHER fAcronY
TN d sold ~ m Of re best rocefi 10 nearly evey
nrlf - fha rrunifr. ~
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cute all kinds Of work neatly, durable and at
NEW Y o r X p II / e r S
He thathath Eyes to Sec Let Him See.
DIR. j. SNYDER.
OCULTST.

Ts still m haud aud ready All times 20 walt up ns
afflicted with diseased eyes Thankful Tor The unuiual.
" liberal patronage he ha received during the few months
ofhi Fesdencs In Timn, he would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the From his unusual success In
treating the pcrsoa who have beeu under MS
from this piece and various ports ofthe Siate be feels
newed confidence sooitngtho patronage Of the public
lie has In many cases
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING.
strikes atthe Vs Fcrminanepolnts of e Science fe'
veane the great natural division oi The Ledger
whereby s seen the proper line Of denafkaiion between
Real and Representative Property and the governing law
Of transfer regards iti affecting the two classes OF nc.
counts ana those Of ha same GLASS; IN every variety of
fansactions thus stripping this most useful and beautiful
science of much OF s smehonofed mystefos made such
bv arbitrary nni infalbe rules, meaningleu forms and
false noonti and hence enables the student 20 acquto
correct Of sccoBn embodied In actual practice
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Z II d COLLEGIATE OOURsE

vhlohs intended 10 embrace a branches Pufely mei'
cane hiss been recently enlarged and can now BE- regaf
ded a. one NJ the most lengthy thorough and compeie ~
Introduced the public In any simiaf Institution iathe
United States.
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DIR. j. McADOO,

MILL promptly attend 10 an calls, either n ltmn of
w couniry IN aAminisleHne 70 The Afflicted Pnnicuaf
n1uiun paid 10 Female dieAss shower and Punfe bnthf
1ansrfsd uh he udce hedicatod when deemed mere of
~ himself once west Of me Wooden bddf..2d Ward'
uaa, Ohio. b5liy
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pooK KEEpINa DEPARTMENT

ertfaces three disnot grades viEi intntory Peguar
and Extended Courses und taught F0lsom's Nov Metz
od recommended BY over twenty Of the most felablo
pfactioal Accountants OF Cleveland
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TnITION FEE IN ADVANCE.

For entire Msicaniils Courie, time unlimited go
Same Couffs, for iadies -
rwentv Lessons IN Practical renmanship, simply
Pcr fn course iu Floudsldnf, etc. A. per agreement
n y. Fofpariculau sead fof Catalogues and Cfculars
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Court OF Common Pleas ofseneca couu-
~ Ohin..-.pnIltlon for Divorce.

iehn Haller ". Mary Hanet
NJOrICRThs Defendant MARY lialsf, wife of Tho said
~ Petitioner, will take notice, that Tho Pciitnnc John
naer ef the county and state Aforesaid on e ION dy ot
April A. ID. 1857, hed Petition of Utofo iu said toufli
ehafrnr tho defendant Fff with gross neglect Of duty
dteond with adultery with Uursy, and nrituf l hef
dsraEa relation be dstotdi that The rusiody Of kernn
Hasf the 9ay iaius Of he maogc Of the said John and
Maly Halef, BE- AWARDED 20 Petitioner Said leuuon WI
ID 1857 J. q. IEk.
aarI-Bv.p Z f9H1 Solicitor ior Petitioner.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-13
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, bysthe recent destruction Of
the State House by fire. and the conse-
quent want of any accommodations for
the stated session of the Legislature, a
necessity has, in my opinion, arisen for
assembling the Legislature of the State
before the time of its next regular session,
as prescribed by the Constitution l do,
therefore, by this my Proclamation, con-
vene the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives, composing the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Vermont, to meet at
Montpelier,on Wednesday,the eighteenth
day of February next, at ten o'clock,
in the forenoon hereby requiring the
respective Senators and Representatives
then and there to assemble, to consult and
determine on such measures as the pub
lie good may seem to them to require.
Girsn under my hand and the seal Of the
State, at Carendish, this t,csnty-sirth
day Of January, IN the gear Of or
Lard one thousand eight hundred and
fJfy-ssUen.
RYLAND FLETCHER.
BIZ the Governor,
WILLIAM G. SHAW, Secretary.