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GtIfEHY X Il = Z u t. l. IL .-- ANDGkE.x
- WoSDERFUL CURE OF SCGOFULA By HAMf
TOMS VEGETABLE TIECTURE.

'
EGAR CuEsTERToWN, Oct. 1S5, 1856
lGeSsrs. Mortimer L No7obrdy: Having seen q
Eifcate OF CREST IF ScrOfEls by Esmptone We
getabe Tircture servant boy in the family Of the
Hon. VIM Z. Thomson, Of Kentucky, with certif-
cstes of Hon. + Clay and others testifyiGg to per-
cured by it, eso Induced to try The Tire
ture servant gil of mine Her disease
tu,I in its worst form she was blind IN both eyes
ana her case so bad that never expected 10
her restored. procured tbs TiEcture and am hap
py say before she i'd used bottle she began
seesnd by the time se had taken the second bottle
her eye-eight was quite restored and she cured OF
this loathsor1e disease, and now though two years
have elapsed, sue has had return of the diseas3
and consider her entirely cured by this Tineture
give this certificate that Others may be induced,
| was, to Try this most valuable remedy IS bsieve
froID what have it would cure most diseases Of
t!!s kind. J H ANDERSON,
Kent county near Chestsrtown, Md.
egg Delicate Aadias and children will please give
It trial
Gall and ret Pamphlets gratis, ard cures OF
CoUgbe Bronchitis, Rheumetsm. Liver Complaint,
~trctlla. As female medicine it uarivsils3.
bun3reds will testify Of cures themselves and
friends after aii other remedies have failed.
Sold by D. A. SF2ECKER and PURCELL, L&9O
3: co, Richnondi by liz. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
ali lie Druggists in Petersburg by MORTiMEA i
M0WBRAY, Baltimore, Fod by DIuszissa sEa stage
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 p3r bottle; 5 b2sslas tn= re
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Dentistry.

i1sspsesrsn DENTAL NOTICE.--G. w.
sSzSk6 ~ JONES, suRefcAL AND MsCHAHf.
IYYY&$4AcAL DEsTIsT, office bstweeu 9Th and
AAL4L 10Th, Main stre4., square sboye
tbs Ranks fofice hours from to 8. TO 6,l-vil be
happy 70 see al such desire his professional scr.
vcss promising his best sndesvors By senteness ana
to give satisfaction In al ops stioss
aIther In Fitting Cleansing, Rsguiatins Extrsatt
or Insertins Teeth oc lt--ssml :
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's'Ha CHEAPEST FUEs..--Rt the ure-
L sent relative prices OF Fuel, NATURAL CtIRE
is undoubtedly tbs cheapest. The SOFT COKE Is
misguided as fuel fer crates being eeslY kin5led
cleeEIy, and oue-thtrd durable than Bitumnous
Goal The hard COKE s au excellent fuel for
stoves ccoziUg ges ard fer furnaces in dwellings,
factories Churches &C. and Is nearly, il not ouite as
durable as Anthracite
PSrcEs-S0fs lamp $3.50 Soft Hail. IS Hard
Coke. eigLer grade, s per load.
Yards corner i0th stree. and Basin Rank. and 9Th
and Eyrd streets JE0 J. HEETH AGENT
2I-ts
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NTUFICE no CKEDfTORs...4Inn n, fss a..
SONS hsYing claims against me tsasts ~ lisa
drew c. Afklss0n viii present tlsfs aoiy N .e,bspsI
ted TO the undersigned for setlenaqnt sad ~, Esy
abted to hlm, are requested TO rase GJGp
Curstor Of the sstAte q
\. a,,9nste.uttI A. e. tfsisasn ass o.
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MACON FOR SALE. For sale q secena
w hand one horse spring y AGON, in good re-
par, and newly psiated Il. HODEkFR
f9--ts No Ia A.i, -
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HOUND PLASTER. i25 tons fresh
NJ Labee Ground mater, of suncrior euaiity lac .
ing. For sails by L a. s.ISKEE l. CO.
de Cary
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D.E. TsaNfsT Ea.- -apersef
Is Rssi ranrnss Ia store and 70 sais q psek
desi sRiD Ford \ ~. o. I.--- ! Oh
NJ Al u Il l. H. q a I. - Ihs apsstsiss
sALE--ssing dessroa, OF $3.50 ~. .als upea 70,
business OF our concern, Wa odsi - nsopeFty soia
eomuaosstins tarms, tne vaiuaoE sssn.sar p W.
nd eonss,sa 70 ~. sy sssa s,saas ia foe, 20 IL
street, hsbmeon Main and Car thereon. ~ "a.
.ss w'.a e M carr street.. ais RssPe,., i,
IL ii ssa,ae sssiasaa ~ s., Y. pow sssEsa
~ z KENT fAlsx KENT
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.sxa 70. kEsr -.Ehe house ON 515r~
u svesn Clay and Lsish streets. recently ~ -
1asS> e by Mrs Young. 10 ts rs~, hss I foos, p
de . 4 ~ L0or,
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-rzzFs=zsz7 .-THAN.PORrA.
TON OFFICE r. ( d. RAILROAD.
After the 20h December, 1856, no II P
FREIGHT will be received fox Il transportation unti
the End day of January 1857
Consigaets owners having DOWN FREIGHTS
in the Dapot, especially requested to have them
taken away they unoadad from the
cara, SO the Company in the present situation Of the
Depot will not be responsible for their safe keep
ing. CAMPO ELL,
del8-t5J. s;upt gTanspor, alton.
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n EN sI'tsIh We are o ZOE i,iae /, ire al
supply OF Gas Cha ualiisrs OF new pate ms, ass
brackets, Pensents Glass and Paper Shedss &c
de "a sTEBBINS L PULLEN
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CLOTHING a~7AnI.IsiIMHNTr.

IA ROBE AGAdN.--The Subscriber Is
assiu hack az his old stand, corner Of a. $40
VA ana 18th streets with nsw. haus, rev snd
--aA- fresh stock eft Goods ard !. sew prepared so
trends and the public generally, thai he T.. ryss
arne Th,ae in want Of something .sa'iy slice spd
desirable In the way If Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays, would do well to give him call
r B. sF2NCE.
Ciothier and Mel shsnt Iailort
de 10 No lSt. corner Msir 81 t3th sta
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'ENHiS csrtiiies taar the ".gonnwanda
Valley Aerieu tursl Society, and FaEmere' and ale
chsnlcs' Association a. liza first Annual Fair ani
Show. held az Afhis, Wyoming county State of Now
York did award It's first premium Daguerreatyp
TO Peter e Gibbs. OF Richmond Va
secTeterys 9 flee It V A. ) 4 r L d. Al
Athia, November 24th 1855.
SiLAS FOLSOM
Eo - Raeardiny seefata,y
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QUILTS FIVE .dya.fets- --yu.I -.
~ ceived, additional supply OF Colts Fiys
Shooters, cLARKsoN 4 ANDERSON,
Dc No l66 Main street.
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a. Tins Ccnspany lately removed olics f.
Ballads Hotel, Frsuk "a street. a. Sly
E'yEss Y BODY OUGHT T0 hEAD
IA z IL. 20 find out The secret where IT, buy the
cheanest Dry Goo5- in this city. TIE an!s5sgqed,
intending TO make change 10 th5r firm, aye, from
this DAY commencing 10 sell of their entire
stock Of Dry Goods Fancy Articles, without fe-
gard to rIlce, Black, Psid md striped silks, CT -
cents snd upwards; Merino3, Alpsccas, eli wool De
Isles pa3ds, large lot OF shsWlE and ladies tioazs
Of AL desc. qti"Eg klannes, Lihseys, En len es,
Oh vas, Blankets, large stock 4 l.nb oIdsrles.
very cheap and great many other attic -. all O
which vi in be sid nc afh below c9st. Come ladies
from the Eastern nd soathern par. of tots cry spend
{. cents ior omnibus ride, ana make { buying
bargains, 1T P. sTE&USE o. BRO.
Ge6-lin% DO. Il " an St
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nktG sToEG Eusk <aLE.--Ihe .fyrL
- and fixtures Of Drug Sfere. well located src
,'DRU9diST
"a xs---1 kiehns.ad y
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VALUABLE r 4 l.IsI = EUK eAEE.-
have Tor slie, in Powhasan county, five very val
uste Farms, varying is sizs fr,'In ifJto $50 garea
will sell great befgala III the if early application
u msde 10 me. Also one yery superior Farm in
Chesterf field county.
Terms very Ebzral
ALEX. MOTT, Auct,
de i6 Corner Ism ard n ain street
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N Winter CLOTHING, for the wholesale and
H. retail Trade, viz Overceats, Rssi sas snn,1
Vests &c also, large assortment OF sess'r tiotn'
of didersnt shades and colers. plain sac fsney Ias
Vestings of all kinds and prices for csstom snd cJ
Trade He would AK his friends to cal bsioTe par
chasing elsewhere. y; no
100 Main street, RichIncnf Va
NJ B. A large assortment of Negro clothing, from
81 to s. suit.
~" Wantsd-yrom twenty to twenty-five sood
Tsiiors 1i--2u
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Ca Eun HhAT.--1 he h 50 Cn taf
- street, opposite the Colnmbis FdcteL no~ %
1s2-A~ Gu ojsd bv Messrs Radcliffe & iugas. Posbs
sion civen LIST January, 1851. App ,.,,,,g
de Sim y. eOWE
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REWAxE UE C0UNTkMtEiTs.--t NJ
II der various names al powaar's Dental Fisid
noiica tn PROJECTORS sgnsture upoa essh boAls
For sais by GEO. DoNDEN, Chemist
de 81 ar .od Rcd sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-01

I,.gSS. DAaS' COUGH EAIAl "a This
IYk excellent and nsver failing remedy for Coughs
Cc!3e Whocpiug Cough. Pulmonary amt, and
iyrE greatreli.f il Consuu ptior, and most disesss
arising from Cons and ected Coughs is rapidly In
ereaeing ia popularity The following testimonial is
froa. rsntsl vel known in this community:
RICHMOND May Is, 1883.
Hrs d. B. IJGigs: BBar Madam. take great plss
sure in certifying to the beneficial effects of your val
uehe medicine, named ana 20 well known as mrs.
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used it in my
family for tie last years. in the uss of which
nv wife hes been greatly benefited and myself re-
ered from diseaae OF the chest contracted during
M campaign in the late with hiexico, with all
eratitrGe madam towards you for its good ELECTS,
You can make any Of this letter you may think
proper, for the benefit OF the community at lerge.
You're respectfully,
THOMAS g. BALL.
Fer sale By Lira. A. 3. DAVIS, 2ennott q Es.rs,
Alex Da7al, Paterson L jackson, Chas MtiiSrszsh,
E. J. yicoe A. Sodeker and Charles D. Yas.
~ hAh EitUfi A LATE MEMBER OF
IL THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF FlR-
0ITIA-This is TO Certify That have been using
in nay family DR. l. Scotia Celebrated White Circas
sian Imminent for several yeara, and am fully s9is
fed it is the best Eminent | have ever used, al
though have used rot lssa than dozen other kinds,
ana with confidence recommend it 70 tho sf.
lIc.ed JAMES EVANS.
December 4, 1855
All tha above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
{, so, srd Alex. Duval Bichunond. de5
L<FsytsJ X Il e, y 4. n X 40 .-- a Sas;'ss., ~
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A ,I.t5liiNs8 GL0TulNt'r,.iih ne nc igssssd
bsfs anxious TO reduce their si9Ss haee II psss
sovar,l let's of goods. tho aesaGala.iop - ,s,r 70
seasons and will offer IA, m st price, -
sell thee ,p..,ss q put'
nose, MAJ now be pnrchassd ~ tia ios seSs'd,
prices az our ssoss 10 made by oarsavss Sarssls
srsbIe care Customers Will fisdls 80 udse to'
and ssatesl In appearances Fxsan ffass,ea II cur
yours,vrs with shs ad4isisasl sssae..SS. rs,s be
sesrsatse Of every article said Fae sos, ii thai
disposed af sad we commsnee Tvs go ~ rssiroly
we may begin the srIing season riissAS,
new aYsv..mcrt. 0kGA1cNo w.is sgrest
de 30 Al
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A BEAUTIFUL, GLUsssY AND LuNU-
"A RlOUs HAIR can be obtained by using fesle-
tiers Golden Fluid. Price Is cts. Yer sale by
GEO. D0WDRn Druggist.
de 81 5'h rnd Broad sss
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- ELiEF FROM COUCH --f ectarsi
IA Cough Candy, certain enc pieafHnt fefneey,
for 'a'e by GEO. DOWDEH, Drusgist,
de 81 BrosG at
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tkYAS'- eUL99DsfC WaEMKs, Pas
~ lilies de Paris; Peas Cgaoy; Mr5 Jarvis Capoy;
eDcb Jujubo Paste. ana ether popular articles f.
GouEhs Coles &c. fresh supplies in store for sale
b. +. J3HHSTON 6RO.
"a 40 ilrI,us IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-30

REroRT of the Military Convention held at
Burlington Oct sth 1857. Communicated
for the Free Press.
Pursuant to "call' number Of Delegates
and friends of the Volunteer Militia of Ver-
mont assembled in convention at the armory
Of the Howard Guards in Burlington, Oct.
Sth 1857
Capt. NJ. l.. Church Of Burlington was
called upon to preside, and Capt. Joseph Bush
Of Brandon was chosen Secretary.
The President addressed the meeting in a
few pertinent remarks and was followed by
several Gentlemen and Commanders.
On motion Of Lieut.. Edward Lyman Of Bur-
lington, the Chair appointed Committee Of
five to frame series of Resolutions, consist
ing Of Capt. ID. b. Davenport Of the Lowell
Rangers, Capt g. NJ. Hall of the Swanton
Guards, Capt. Joseph Bush Of the Allen Grays,
Lieut.. c. IL. Forbes Of do, and Lieut. Terrell
Of the Swanton Guards
The Committee reported the following Res
olutions which were unanimously adopted.
Resoised,-That the present condition Of the
Volunteer Militia of Vermont is dcrogatary 70
her name and position among her sister New
England States.
Resoiyed, That it is the duty Of the Legis-
lature at present assembled to do what is in
their power to redeem the ancient name and
glory of our beloved Green Mountain State.
Resolued, THAT this Convention do petition
the Legislature at its present session to adopt
reiormatory measures, viii place the Uni
formed Volunteer Militia upon permanent ba-
sis.
Rcsolced, THAT this Convention do petition
the Legislature to amend the Statute passed
at the last session which allows but one Com
pany to be organized in Regiment, and to
authorize two or more to be organized in said
Regiments, subiectng said Companies to be
properly Uniformed and Equipped, said Uni
forms TO be subject "Ly sample to the appro-
val and acceptance Of the Adjutant General
Resoired, That this Convention do petition
the Legislature to authorize the Adjutant Cen
eral TO compile manual of instruction for
the different arms Of the service according to
the system used in the L. S. Army. and to
supply each Field, staff and Company Officer
of the said Militia with one copy, which shall
be adopted by the several Companies
Voted that the Secretary Of this Convcn-
ton be authorized 20 communicate with such
members Of the Legislature as the Committee
shall direct.
Voted that the several Newspapers be re-
quested to give the doines Of this convention
place in their columns.
Voted TO adjourn sine die.
JOSEPH BUSH,
Secretary
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THE KANSAS ELECTION.

We are beginning to receive the returns Of
the recent election in Kansas, but none Of
them except Lawrence are official, and it is
not possible to state what form the result may
finally assume. There is ample time and
room for frauds, as some of the polling dis
tricts were kept open for two days, and some
Of the wilderness precincts where polling pla-
ces were opened for purposes best known to
the dominant party, have yet to be heard
from. We give a table of the votes, so far
as received, for delegate to Congress in the
several precincts from which intelligence had
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-30

GnoRGrA.-TRe augusta Constitut'onatlst
has returns of the late election in Georgia
from l05 counties, which gave the Democratic
candidate for Governor majority OF 9'412
votes. according to its calculation Inc re-
noining thirteen counties are Applin, Charl-
ton Clinch, Coffee, Colquit, Berrien, D@de'
Harris. Irwin Marion, Merriwether' Imon
and Ware. From these returns l"e CoHs,'-
tt;onaIist is inclined to the conclusion tnat 'ne
majority of Judge Brown over Mr. hiiI VIII
equal. if it does not exceed, tbst OF Coy 'ohh-
son over Judge Andrews in 1885, which was
1926 votes
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kickapoo, which gives tho Iargest Demo-
cratic majority in the above table, had aceor-
ding to the bogus census taken, but 200 yo-
ters The most gratifying feature in the above
returns is the fact that some of the localities
which during the exciting times in Kansas
were strongly pro-slavery, have given large
Free State maorities We may Instance Le-
compton the scat Of government and Leaven-
worth City, both of which were the strong
holds of border ruffianism.
The result for the Legislature so far as
1.-...-.. ...,. ,., 20
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Attrrarp.

HisroRY OF EASTERN VERMONT, from It's earliest sct-
tcment to the close Of the eighteenth century with
biographical chapter and appendices. by BESiANfN
II. HALL. New York. d. Appleton & Co, Sis
Broadway. Large octave, 100 pages.
More than ninety-onc years have elapsed since the
main portions NJ the present counties Of Wndham and
Windsor ncorporaiedby the province Of New York.
duly Sd, l706) and than century since the first
settlements were made ia Windham county. The period
TO which this volume is limited extends from the first set
emcnt to 1890, and covers the conflicts with the Indians
frontier life the French war; scttlemcns organ
zaton Of Cumberland county; legislation Of New York
the revolutionary spirit Of the "sons Of Liberty " the
Westminster massacre the Revolution; the Indcpend-
encc Of vermont conflict Of jurisdictions the burning
Of Royaon internal oonaictsi disorder in wndham
county the disorder suppressed; appeals Congress
the admission into the Union; early laws Of Vermont
and biographical sketches Of hiry-four Of the Of
early days who mss notable u south Yer
mont The field is rich, and is the volume, contain
ing very much that has boon known only antiquarian
and 70 fcwalas how few-of the oldest Of living public
mem some, indeed perhaps may say much, that has
been pufposely withhold from the public until now, or
but partially revealed, out Of kind regard 20 the de-
scendan of the Jealous pariifans Of the old days Mr.
Hal has performed his work we'll The labor Of six years.
given to this volume labor Of love-" for the au-
thorisa yernonier and it was labor by no means un-
necessary. Valuable and interesting the earlier
but incomplefe histories and the later and ror, e,h
..,...t A.. b.,
ray WINS W 'u' i"e "Ap"uA lhoNfsoN' YET these
works give hut glmpscs az the history rccurdcdhut
specimens Of the rchore Of old Cumberland County
qte ,.,i,,,,, q. ,lt.,.... a H.. t-.t
~ 90 "''N o1 Nie" SA''ene' ii"Ni 'ne PEN
ell Of young Vermont artist Of rich promisc--Larkn
@. Mead Jr Of Brattleboro and is well printed Who
eyer il ir,orestod IL, she t;s,,. 90 ,-.... 49, a..
Al, r. a,
''' ''e'" 'i"""'"h o'g VINO Htutf-aAonia nave ihis
volume. Mr.. j. Gill; now at the Montpelier Hotel. IS
aren't for the sale az tho ,v,rL and he ,,, ,i, ,t
.i..i.t - 'I'
"'' "''n 3" l'''N''''
ro, rpoe,r.s of. e. - ,s -,,- r-.,-,.. SEEN.
tvG.. Al ~ ,pt. .,..t- ~, - -,
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Giving Free State majority in both Houses,
and as legislative bodies are the judges of the
qualifications of their members, two-third
Free State vote will be obtained in both
Houses. if Justice is meted out to those cleo
ted by fraud in the Leavenworth District.
Even the districts most relied upon seem to
have been lost to the Democrats. The Sec
ond Council and Representative Districts, en-
bracing Atchison County, and electing one
Councilman and three Representatives, is re-
ported as having given a considerable Free
State majority, though it is claimed by the
other side.
These are the returns as reported IN Law
renee at the latest advices, but we cannot even
guess the diabolical plans Of the dominant
partv. nor what means they may take to over
come this popular majority. But Judging
from the past it is certain that they will not
surrender their vantage ground without des-
perate struggle II is whispered that they
still intend to apply the test rule OF require
iny the tax to constitute man voter. II so
most of the Free State vote will be thrown
ont 1t is also reported that returns IN any
quantity can be manufactured in the wilder
ness districts as soon as the pro-slavery party
are fully known. We must wait patiently the
deyoIonemonts of time.-Bostoa Journal
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WHOLE NO. 1903.

Wilson and Wright, as committee the part Of the
Senate to make examinations relative to the construc
ton Of the State House.
On motion Of Mr.. Dwight. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The report Of the Railroad Commissioner referred
to the commtte on Roads.
The report Of the Board Of Education wasrcad and re-
fcrrcd to the committee Education.
The Speaker appointed the select committee the
bill making two shrcs in Orange county-Messrs. Pier
poirt Of Rutland Green Of Dandy Stewart Of Middle
barry, Burdtt Of Arlington, Post Of Hinesburgh.
B1s rets,yodro repeal act prohibiting review In ac-
tons law; enable Insurance Companies in this
State comply with laws Of other States and nadons
relative oaths Of oficcrsal TO Judiciary com
mtee In addition to So grand list, and relating
to taxing stock Of corporations committee Of Ways
and Means. Rotating TO floating lumber; to General
committee.
Regorfs.ny committee Agriculture, bill repeating
acts for inspection Of hops and by committee Banka
bill TO extend time for the Bank of Poulney to commences
busncss-and both ordered TO Sd reading. By Ju
dietary committee, against bin requiring fencing Of lands
adjoining highways This bill briefly discussed by
Messrs. Merrill Of Montpelier and Little of cornth
against H. and Messrs Edson Of Mendon and Loveland
Of Huntington, for the bill It dismissedayes l42,
noes GO.
Resoiufion-By Mr.. Picrpoint Of Rutland, to elect
Railroad Commissioner Friday 23d, p m; adopted
BiRs introduced and retesrod--By Mr. Woodbridge Of
vcrgennes authorize the purchase Of the cabinet of
natural history belonging the late Zadock Thompson
to committee Education. BY Mr. Post to pay Noah
Allen S2S3,7i to committee Claims. By Mr.. Ran
dali Of Roxbury lby request for the taxation of dogs
committee Printing. BY Mr. Pierpoint Of Rutland,
in relation to Bellows Falls Canal Co. to Judiciary
mittee. BY Mr. whtcomb of Essex, relating to deten-
ton Of beasts taken doing damage and by Mr. Warren
Of Calais, repeating $. s. and Of fc. SO s,-boh to
committee ON Printing. by MIR. White Of Windsor to
pay Jason Steele $40 TO committee on Claims.
Petition Referred - or lthamar Smith and others,
which was read and referred select committee Of FIVE
Ths petition is like article recently published in the
Daily journal, signed ~. 81 or Jona. Matthews 70
committee Claims.
Adjourned.
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Busiuess CARDS.

ETTER PRESS & COPPER-PLATE
~ PRINTING. sermons, Catalogues BLANKS, Bin
ld. Cards. Circulars Posters and all kinds OF Plain
d tancy Printing, executed promptly al
NALlONs STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
State Street, lioHipeiier. Teo,onf.
Orders for work done in the cides,-Embossed, Gilt
ief-frcs,, photographic and Copper-Plate Printing
ls Cards of Address, Wedding Cards Visiting Cards
Checks, Nc executed in the highest style Of the
and at city prices through one % the most celehrat-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-30

Nor Losr-Charles J. Richardson OF Brat
tleboro, VI, who was supposed to have been
lost ON the Central America, is stili IN Gan,
fornia. A letter from him by the "Star oi
the West" says that he went 200 miles 10
San Francisco to embark on the goth OF Au-
gust but found the accomodations poor, and
Teturned. This is very agreeable news