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Repetition OF the OraforiO.

TUE ORATORI0 or TAG CREATION will D. repeated
iof me oenedt Of Pro fsssoT WISER ut odd Fellows
nNl 90 4dG rs Jay NIGHT February S5lh, being com
pnentay Benefit rendered % him BY Ladies and Gen.
hemsn engaged in It's pro iuCtiOn.
IeEsIs Sl-tO be had At ths Music and Book stores
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SHALL NOT BIZ ADTERT1zED.
LAIN on A PLURALITT or ADVERSE

Mr. CARTER Of Carter's bill (ss) to amend the
act requiring the sale Of land and negroes to be ad-
verified vas considered and indefinitely postponed
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seAt) the bill 10 authorize Nashville and Cisrktgs
hour inspections vas taken up, and passed the third
ana last reading In the House Of Representatives
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bills REJECTED.

change the time Of eleoting Common
House bill tG Era vas rejected; yeas 10
School Commission,
nays 10 NDointing Commits
sioEers upon the claims Of J. s.
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Bird Cages I!

WE have great variety Of Bird Cages, OF beauti-
w iui patterns, The hAld5Omest Assortment In
ls5 q MACKENzIE & WILSON.
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TIE JOURNAL OF SATURDAY.
The journal Of Saturday was now read

PETITION.
Mr. ST. JOHN presented the petition Of sundry
citizens of the county Of Cannon, against dismem-
berment Of said county
Mr. BENTLEY presented the petition of sundry
citizens praying for change of line between Giles
and Lawrence; which we're severely read and re-
ferred.
Dir DOBSON presented the memorial Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of MOMinn county, and Judge
Cant Of the Ord Circuit in relation to fees Of Attor-
ney General flor benefit Of Geo. W. Bridge, Esq ]
which was referred TO the Committee on Ways
and Means
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REVENUE COMMISSIONS
roR TIE POOR.

Mr. stanton's bill Q37) to provide counsel for the
poor, making the same provisions for defendants as
for plaintiffs coming up--ths vote resUlted-yeas
81, nays 6: so the bill passed the thitd and last
reading in the House Of Representatives
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BILLS on THIRD BEADING.


House bill for the relief Of Spencer Henry, passed
the third reading; yeas IL, nays &
House bill for the benefit Of Jas johnson, John
Blair and others, passed the third reading
Mr. GOFFS bill for the relief Of VIM Moore,
passed the third reading
House resolution of thanks to the Committee on
the Code, was amended and adopted.
Numerous bills we're passed on the second reading.
Senate took recess unit! P. n
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MEDICAL FErs.

MrVaugbn's bill Qs3) to amend the mechanics
lien laE-Iheretofore deserted coming Spite
vote resulted yeas 55, nays 50 the bill passed the
thirdrsading.
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.
THE undsra gned respectfully announces thst auee "a
i the death OF his nephew 81. Ioha Rains, he has A
taken charge OF the
GAIT ROUSE, Louisville, KY.
In Tssuming bis oonHect0R with tue business and the
r. winch The best years Of life been dsTo
the undersigned trusts be may. without prisy
the public that ne sputaton Of tue house shall be main
tanned.
EbIf-Ist A. TBROCKMOR FON.
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Mr. Ivis's bill an for the benefit Of Legitimate
children, coming up-it was considered and passed
the Third rssding-yeas So, nays2,
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EVENING SESSION..
HOUsE on REPREsENTATIvEs.

MOHDAE, Feb. %, 1858.
call Of the House ascertainsd quorum present.
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Mr. blcCONNICO'T bill to give Quorum courts con-
current jurisdiction with Quarterly courts, in the
trial OF road cases passed the third rerdingi ayes
20, noes g.
Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock, =. NJ to-
morrow.
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Mr. BiekneIls bill 125) TO authorize Courts of Law
to afford relief to persons exposed the claims Of
~s or four adverse parties, shal spply to suits be-
fore IL slices Of the peace looming up on the third
reading
M Bullock protsased to amend, ystriking out the
l - - lie actions and sav ssin sll
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HOLIDAY REoEss.

Mr. BRAZELTON submitted joint resolution direct
ing the Finance Committee to deduct the II days
holiday recess from the pay Of members Of the Leg
islsture which lies under the rule.
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question There was portion Of the coast Of Africa t.
which they could De removed with any regard TO human
iy. except to Liberia Under these croumsianees' AZ
agreement entered into with the Colonization soice
" on the 7h Of September last copy Of which is here
with transmitted under which the Society engaged, io
the nsderaton of foIyvc thousand dollars, TO re
ccive these Africans In Liberia from the Agent Of the
United States, and furnish them during the period Of one
wear after with comfortable shelter clothing pro
visions and medical attendance, causing the children Il
receive schoong and ALL whether children or adults tt
be instructed in the arts Of czcd life suitable to then
condition. This aggregate Of forty-hye thousand dollars
based upon an towowance of one hundred and ni>
dollars for each individual and there hadboen consider
able mortality among them, and may be more before tny
reach Africa, the Society have agreed, in an equiablf
spirit 70 make such deduction from the amount as u
der the circumstances may appear just anu Ieasohaule
This be xed until we shall ascertain the actual
number which may become charge 10 tne society
II was also distinctly agreed, that under no cfcum-
shall this government be called upon for any adj
dtnnal expense.
The agents Of the society manifested laudablc desire
10 conform the wishes Of the government throughout
the transaction. They assured that after careful
calculation they would be required 10 eNpend the sum OF
hundred and hfy dollars each individual in com
plying with the agreement and they would have moth.
ing left to remunefae them for their care trouble and
responsibility. Al all events, could make no better ar
rangemout and there was no other alternative During
the period when the government itself through its own
agents. undertook the task o. providing for captured
groes in Africa the cost per head very much greater
There having been no outstanding appropriation appli-
cable To this purpose, l could not advance any more
money on the agreement therefore recommend that
appropriation may Doc made, Of the amount necessary
60 carry 10 into effect
Other captures ola similar character may, and probably
viii be- made by our naval forces and earnestly recon-
mend that Congress may amend the second section Of the
act of March 81 1872 10 free its construction from
ambiguity which has so long existed, and render the
duty Of the President plain 10 executing its provisions.
recommoendt 70 your favorable regard the local inter
css OF the District Of Columbia As the residence Of
Congress and the Executive departments Of the govern
mcn cannot fail 10 feel deep IN It's welfare.
and orderly conduct of iis resident inhabitants
cannot conclude without performing the agreeable
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$50 GopEYA,,S. L LADY, BOOK

Il oCO. IN THE ASCENDANT.
Great Lacyary and Pictorial ieqr Ihe Iioenty Ninth
fcar. PoiiDacs Fifth-cgM and FUty-Htne
for this gear ciN contain
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED PAGES OF
READING MATTER,
"a Pages Of Music ~ Colorcd Steel Plates containing
least 80 figures, "a Steel Engra,ings, 100 Wood En-
cravings $50 Articles by the best authors Of America
And all these will be given in 1882 at prices for which
orr EXTREMELY low CLUB RATES.
The Oldest best and the cheapest Magazine in Amer
lea. Useful, Ornamental, and Instructive.
We have now several new departments Our Musicof
which Three Dollars worth g given every year Gar
TO mako Chcap Furniture with Illustrations The House
wife; or, How to Econoniec nud Conduct House
The ar, Of Ornamental lIarwork with engayings' The
llair-llow to Promote, Preserve, and keep Luxuranti
and the ICcthIIow 20 Preserve and Bcautify Our Lit
erary Department Is the strongest in the country.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEUt
During the year will be given number Of eugraungs
of ario that ladies make up Tor Fancy FAIRS, with
descriptions how 20 make them.
The usual contents Of the Lady's Book are
How 90 Dress with Taste Chudrcu's Clothcs-llow
to en- and contriye them Patchwork. The Dressmascr
and The Muucr.
Drawing in all its variety, useful the beginner and
Fashions FROM the establishment Of the celebrated
" hrodic' will bc in every number.
Point. Brussels and Venetian Lace nf every variety.
Ono hundred pages Of Reading will be given monthly
Cooley Splendid EnproNugs ON Steel
/ London. Par. and Philadelphia Fashions Godc,'s
] '.''4f w. A''.. i'.- Ni.'i' ''-''i''.
/ Embroidery Patterns. Model Cottages. Wcst.l cou-
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DrcSs pat,crns2Inf,nt,' and Ciddrcn's drcssas with
DESCRIPTIONS how To make thcm An kind Of rocle aud
/ Netting work
Nh, Nursr and tho Nursery -Vcrv excellent artrirs
/ npon tie.o sihort. ,til ofrrt' be pi,cn
/ ~ D. - 49,,
/ """'9 f"'"'"'D'' H''eY'' "Po" 'te'y ""'y'''
In The vorioiis number. f 1859 vil be found the new
/ cstdcsigus for
ltiooor c~taia', Bro9rie ll,yt,isc Slippers, Bonne"
] Cap5 Co7ks ErcHoy Drcsses, Fanny drtieies ,Ucla-
dresses, liar Dressing, Robosae thdm5rc, Briaes'
Df,sses Crfriaoc D,tsses. " teaths, Maufii
las. Walking. D-.,,t,. Ridiag HaJts,
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The ATLANTIC Speaking Of
the new attractions which arc offered for the
coming year in the Atlantic Monthly. the
Boston Evening Transcript says:
MRs. SrowE's NEW SERIAL. The reading
public will be glad to learn that the story.
entitled The Minister'S Wooing," commence
ed IN the Atlantic Monthly for December is
The beginning of serial novel from the pen
OF Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe and that
portions of it will appear from month to
month until it is completed. The story is
marked by all the characteristics of style and
spirit which have made the authors former
works so famous. The scene is laid in New
England Immediately after the Revolution. 49,
the period when all that was most simple,
quaint and peculiar in character and manner,
was in full force. It was the era before rail
roads, steamships, lightning presses, fashion
able churches, and fashionable clergymen.
in short, The good old times of which the pre-
sent generation have so often heard We
look forward to sec a masterly portrait of Pu-
ritan life sketched in this romance However,
1t IS not necessary TO do more than to an
nounce the fact an author whose name and
works are known In more than thirty Lam
guages, and whose two novels have reached
sale of more than eight hundred thousand
volumes in this country alone, will not sure
ly want for readers. We shall look for the
coming numbers Of "Tho Minister'S Wooing"
with great interest
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Aegal nottrfs.

EXECUTORS SALE.-Tho undersigned
will sell ON favorable terms the following real rs-
tnto Of thc late Hon. II. Harris, in Stafford at pr
yatc sale, wiz
Tho large Brick Store
The Home Farm and a the Buildngs thereon;
pasture NJ about " acres The village
A pasture OF about 40 acres on the HYDE Mountains
The Fisher lot, $50 calcdl OF about 80 acres
The Kendall place and Dwelling house.
This is o desirable property and the Farm with tho
woodland and large Orchard, bearing the choicest stand
ard FRUIT Of the best In the country Purchasers
can apply 90 either II ihc subscribers.
JUSTIN S. MOltRIIL,l
HIRAM BARRETT, Executors
DANIEL COBB,
Siraflord, Nov. lG. 1858. 1921
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oiANI1 o"Ni' , . uocL'soR'-Gen' w H.
,'Ail II h'''n' JUST o'ected rom via berks
20 axe tNe sea' IN tne present Congress Vaca-
Ieu D! inc fes' Snauon o. inc HON D. clancy
zones Zones Us veteran w mig me head OF the
ocratic He was candidate apoinst ZONES
in "a. and ran him closer than men of his
politics are apt to run i'm that district Gen.
Keim is the first member ocor. olocted ve no
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4 SAUEL MANN'S ESTATE.-Tbc III

4 SAHEL MANN'S ESTATE.-Thc sub
~ scuhcrs, having been appointed by The hon Pro-
bate court Cor he district NJ Lamoe, commissioners, To
receive, examine, and adjust all claims aud demands OF
90 persons against the estate of Asahe Mann, late OF
Wolco BOO said district, deceased represented nsolvont,
and the of six months from the 23d day Of N0yom-
htr 1855 being allowed by said court to the creditors Of
said dcceassdo exhibit and prove their respective claims
before Give notice. that we will attend 20 the duties
appointment a the dwcllng-housc Of Mary Mann,
n Woicoit n said district, the 2lst day OF December
and Nav next a. o'clock, in thc afternoon on each
Of said days ALGBR JONES, lconrs
RALPH MARTIN, wv" no.
Wocott, Nov 23d. A. d. 1855. 1927
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ID EMOVAB.-O. PITKIN has moved to
III Green Block, State Street, AGAR the Post office,
which he has recently fitted up for
A MARKET FOR THE SALE OF Provisions,
in the approved Styles which, Tor and
yenence cannot be beat in the State OF elsewhere.
He keeps constantly on hand aud for sale
NTCE BEEF PORK, LAM AND Fowls,
also nice Salt Pork Corned Beef Ham, Sausage rrpcSc
~ Cash paid for most kinds Of Country Produce.
liz Is grateful for present patronage, and hopes by
weared attention and close application TO his business 70
merit greater share Of public patronage.
Montpelier, VT, Nov. 10th. 1858. IL
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New Mar OF VERMoNT-We have been
shown draft of the forthcoming map of the
State of Vermont by H. f. Walling, Esq.
A Typographical map of this kind, containing
the natural and civil divisions, mountains,
streams, roads, villages and public buildings
has long been needed by the State, and We
are happy to know the work is SO near com
pletion. This map will contain, also, a new
theological Map, from the recent surveys o
Prof Hitchcock. Price, S5,OO--sold only
ny subscription. S. r. Goodspeed. of War
rem Is agent for Washington County.
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ltOILECTOR's NOTICE.-wheroas. III

4 fOLLECIOK : NUIICE.-Wheroa the
- Legislature oft tho State 81 Vermont, in the year
1850 ussessed tax Of six cents per all lands
(puhuc lands excepted in Gushcn Golc (ncar Hard
iokl iu the County Of Caledonia IN said State for the
purpose Of making and repairing roads and building
bridges; these to the proprieors aud land own
Of Goshen Gore. who have not paid their proportion
o such tax, In labor otherwise, to the committee APP
pointed uperintend the expenditure " the same, 10
the subscriber that much of their lands will be sold at
public venduc the dweng-housc u the subscriber in
Goshen Gore IN the county Of Caledonia, Thursday
the Doth Of January next at o'clock, T. NJ, will be
requisite discharge their respective tAcs, with costs.
Dated at Goshen Gore this 18Th day Of November,
a. D 1858
1871 JOSEPH CLARK, Collector.
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70 Having devoted the outside Of our pa
per this week to the speech of Hon. Solomon
Foot on the subject Of the Tariff, and the in
teresting correspondence respecting the new
treaty with Japan, with the Presidents Mes
sage to fill our inside, we have no room for
any thing else. OF course Senator Foot
speech will be read with interest in connec-
ton with that part Of the Message relating to
the Tariff
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In Rochester, Dec 2 By Rey. G,o s. Guernsey Mr.
John Harvey Perry of Hancock, and Miss Martha Elz-
abcth BAH OF Granville
In Cabot, Nov 80, ty Rev. r. S. Hubbard Mr. Chas.
NJ. Fisher end Miss Eliza A Hale.
I'm Montpelier Dec lst, hy Row Eli Banu, Mr.. Lewis
burulam ofBumhams rttcl, Oate Moutpclc. Hotcl.)
and Miss u. Maria L. Whcol0ck, both uf VI
ln j. Montpelier, Dec. 6, Mr. Lawson Hammctt of l..
Montnouer nnd Wis. Laura N. Orcull % CalaIs.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
S5S-j9
Tim NEW YonT runuNr, now moro than II years
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ed regularly imperial eishtpa1c sheet at SO low
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e.ed aggregate of more than 20l00l subscriptions,
peotuly socts its share Of the patronage which the Nc
tropolitan Press is honccforth To receive.
Within the present year luE IRlnuNE has provided t
self with and faster Press. at cost Of $4,000,
merely that Of subscribers may ei,e their pa
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EXTREMES MEr-The Nortl6eid Herald,
with its own appropriate head upon the first
page, and the head Of " Je,1nont Christian
Messenger on the fourth page. See the Her
all Of Nov. 2lth
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MAP or NORTHERN VERMONT
WI The undersigned propose to publish large and
accurate Typographical Map Of Lamoile. Orleans and
Essex Counties, from thorough and careful surveys,
der the direction Of II. Z. WalHng Civil Engineer
Every Road has been carefully surveyed By and
distance and the locations noted Of ali the public Roads,
Dwellings Churches Post Offices, Hotels Stores School
Houses Factories, Mills, Shops Hills, Ponds, Marshes,
Streams Sc The Of Property Holders generally
carefully including those who order for the Work. will
be eugrayen upon the Map showing the exact location
Of each. Extra Maps Of the principal Villages will be
engraved upnn the margin Of the Map also Table
Distances showing the number Of miles from each Pos,
Office every other throughout the country together
with the latest statistical information. An Ornamental
Border will surround the Map The Map will be engrav-
ed By the most skfl Artists in the Country hand
somcly Coorcd and Mounted, and will be delivered 10
those who order the the most reasonable terms
We are actively engaged in forwarding the work,
and shall endcayor give every property holder OPP
portuniy of ordering copy and also examining the
Work before its final completion, IN order 10 make it
tifcly satisfactory 10 accuracy &c. Tho Map will
contain all the information usually found in Town Map
for each Of the Towns jon tha CoWnrn, and t is obvious
Tint uoril patronage Is needed TO sustain
In producing work Of great magnitude aud expense.
Asit Is evidently of such practical utility and interest
business men and citizens gencrdyprcsontng min
ute and distinct representation Of the Counties that
even a child may readily acquire correct idea Of each
Town, Village, &c. and their true direction and distance
from each other. We confidently solicit and expect the
hearty cooperation of the intelligent and entefprshg
citizens Of Lamoille, Orleans, and Essex Counties.
OS. LOOMS WAY x CO., Boston.
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ID MOVAL.--UNtrED STATES AND FoR-
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Has rco,oved bis once IN
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Markcts

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE AtARkEr-Dec. s. 1855.
by Telegraph to tle Trtehmqn 8 Journal
At Market sGG Cattle $40 Bec,cs 2G6 Stores consisting
Of Working ONeu Cows, and one, two and three years
olds. PRICES.
Beef, extra, SOD 200 Working Oxen, Slj a $50
" first quail 500 g 62i Cows Calves, 25 g
q" third 40 a $50 Two ycars olds, IL 20
" ordinary 1850 Three " 81 p
Sheep and Llmhs--At Market, - Prizes
In Lots, 100 2,5 Extra \ select, 800 a 800
RENARKs.- There was an improvement in the quality
OF Beef Cattle Prices remain Without change. sales
Of best qualities rather quicker and few pair Of the
ohoiscst brought 81 so per There also inn
proyement in the quality Ut shoci some lots good
any this season. There slight advance in prices.