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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.



rIrHE HOWARD ASSoCIAT ALTON in view OF The awful
destruction %; human lille. caused Sexual dis
nnd t- receptions prtcred upon the uufortunata
victims ~ >acl disc by Quacks. several years age
directed their consulting geou. CIIAllTAB =
worthy OF their open DiSuensarv for IN.
tres tnvnt ~ Tins class az DISEASES their forms ana
i"S}sc NEpIc NLADvICERATIS q" all whuapplv hv letter
wtt 'cScfipii'I of their condition. (se. occupation
habits az life. &c3 and IN treInr fovrrfy =.
FURNISH NEpIvtNES FREF HNx5s. Il Is DcadfcsSs
10 adj tiat thc As>eiatio commands highest Med
isrl skill q" the -ge, and viii furnish the approved
modern trva tueHt
Tine Directors OF the association in their anus Rc-
port upon ifle treatment ct Sexual D:, 1SeS express The
hi -es .>fction with the success ch has attend
Spr'Ina "rrIoea Seminal Weakness Impotence touar-
rh"ca- elect. = EhS. the vice Of ouari>ir or eIfl
1r ant rrier continuance OF the plan for the
ensuing year
The DIRECTORS m review y the past feel ,Ss,-3
that their .25or in this sphere s Benevolent fort have
roung. and they have resolved devote themselves
with rcnewedz ZEAL 10 aporant and much lesse6
admiral report ON Sperma torrhoea. or Seminal
Neknr>>. the vice Of ou5nist, MaSterbation or self
Abu>e. and other discusses &c the sexual organs bv ;b
FroPe,t tSEE uF CHAGE. receipt of Two Sr,Mps far
postsgv- Other Reports and Tracts on The nature ana
Treatment - sexual disease. diet. &c constantly
being P"btishcd tor "a tulous di> tr.butun and vii be
sent 70 the afflicted, some OF The remedies AMI
me thots 81 Treatment discovered during the last wear
are Of g5ts,r vaiae.
Address, for Report or treatment nr. J. SKIIIFN
RoI CLIFTON, Acting surgeon. Howard Association
No. =, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa
By order Of the DIRECTOR
EZRA p dEARTWFLI, President.
Csc "a ErHTLp, Secretary Iyvu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE /.

Females who value health, should never be without
these Pills They purif, the blood, remove distractions
of all kinds cleanse the skin Of all pmples and boiohes,
bring the rich color Of health to The pale cheek
ss- The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are
mada. we're discovered very surprising among
the Tezucans a tribe Aborigines Mexico. Get the
Almanac Agent, and YOU viii read with delight,
the very interesting account ii contains OF tbs GREAT
hEDCNE'' Of the AZteCs
Obserye.-T1e Mountain Tl7b Pals put up m a
Beautiful Wrairr Each toI contains 80 pitis, and Reid
al % cents per bor genuine hare the signature u
b. l. JIDSON Il co. on each toI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20

iVNcIIIIu anu I5eIIt'It 9cII0IsIlp gV"U IHrOugHOu
the entire chain.
CONSOLIDATION Of g Br, ant Strattons Mercan-
tile College and Bells Commercial College" CON
..l--i., L.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

r. FULMER, Wood Turner and scroll
~ Saver Frenchiown Saving and Turning
of all kinds promptly attended to, on reasonable
terms. Brackets of any pattern furnished to
order at short notice. XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14
MEDICAL.

nR PURCELL, Frenchtown,
4 Medical attendance given at all times. AL.
% Drugs and Medicines, Hair. Brushes, Tooth
and Nall Brushes. 50 XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

Mr.. JENKINS, when DIM ng at a very
hospital table, put pies ;e of bacon
near him was so very smi Ill, that the
lady of the house remarkt d to him.
"Pray, Mr.. jenkins he'll yourself to
the bacon Don't be of aid of 1t r'
no, indeed, madam, | shall not be.
| have seen a piece twice as large, and
it didn't scare me a btu
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

MONEY AND POVERTY "A shfewd
old gentleman once said % his sdaugh-
ter. Be sure, my dear, you marry
poor man; but remenbe r. the poorest
man in the world is one i that has ~'~-
sy, and nothing else +"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

** Though good life may not Is
eAee caluuny, it viii disarm it.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14
SAVING AND TURNING.

TEN I'll. FIELD, Woodturner and Scroll
/ Saver, below Bel Del. r. r. Depot, Lam
hertyille. Newell Posts and all kinds of wood
suitable for stair balusters on hand and for sale.
Scroll saving attended to, promptly. k
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14
SDu. So.
Mfl
gmnanr0MS.
The Quilting.

------------E uI
The day is set, the ladies met,
And at the frame are seated,
In order placed, they work in haste,
To get the quilt completed
While fingers Ry their tongues they ply,
And animate their labors,
BY counting beaux discussing clothes,
Or talking Of their neighbors.
Dear. what pretty frock you've on"
I'm very glad you like It;
I'm told that Miss Micomieon
Don't speak to Mr. Micat,
81 saw Miss Bell the other day,
Young Green's new gig adjoining ="
What keeps your sister Ann away"
aShe went t. town this morning"
g IT'S time to rolf, my needles broke'
So Martins stock is selling /"
e<Louisa's wedding gowns Bespoke
Lead me your scissors, Ellen
THAT match will never come about"
Now don't fly in passion"
g Hair pufs, they say are going out"
Yes, curls are al in fashion"
The quilt is done, the tea begun
The beaux are collecting
The tablets cleared, the psusic's heard
His partner each selecting
The merry band in order stand
The dance begins with vigor;
And rapid feet the measure beat,
And trip the may figure.
Unheeded fly the moments by.
Old Time himself seems dancing.
Till nights duh eye is Cpd to spy
The steps Of morn advancing
Then closely slowed. to each abode,
The carriages go fitting;
And many dream has for its theme,
The pleasures of the Quilting
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

M M. sHIPMAN. Dealer in Dry
w Goods Groceries, Provisions &c. The
best goods in market always found at his estab-
lishment,for cash or produce,-Clinton XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

TNITUS s. BRO, Dealers in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Notions. and everything APP
pertaining to a country store Milford Goods
exchanged for Cash OF Produce M
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

by my SOUL" says he che told me.
it was his leg, but was fool to be-
lieve him, for he was always a great
EarU 40 M ifUN ef fua
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

Dow, Jr., says the re JASON that q
man was made after ev, srything else
was, if he had been cres tied FIRST, he
would have annoyed II ne Almighty
with endless suggestions Of improves
menf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

The members uf th. House - Representatives
met in their Hail a, ten O'Clock on Wednesday,
and were called to order by he Clerk Of thr lsr
House
Hon. Charles Dick,y. .; Calhoun, wa chosen
Speaker pa ten.
Credentials were presented aai tine m,Hb'r-
we're then sworn in b, the Lieut. Governor.
The House proceeded 10 ci~ct Speaker which
resulted -. the Choice az Hon. HENRY \.
SHAW, 4 Eaton, hv yot" OF 6ftT-iour, To
twenry-foir.
Upon ing ntrcr~d n,o the Ctr.r, ".
Shaw said
Accept r.9 thanks i,r he position son haze
conferred upon M. Trusting ths' ly iilir"uce,
rcm?tnc-s aud imparr.Iity, 4.ap continue to
merit your appreciation, anil asking your 'adnh
g,nce f"- those qualities cNi',iiruc- can oris
command. accept the trust. hut ni'h d'iii-u~,
The ,iruc allowed us by tuc o--aaio ng Of OBJ,
state to di-ch,rg, ~ m vsrioi> da'-l pertain
H.. 10 tLr Legislative Department, q ma.i- ou'
earnest constant, and uur,rng Efforts Hoping
then. acat men, that ron. Of tho Interests o.
the people vi.l l.. overlook~l, ard 'ha' o-- oe
alterations may rcsu'. in the growth '-.i PROS
periy Of TIE STATE end ec h.. r.'raI IA ;o rc
tu-,. 10 rur cons. .u.rt- ~i,a their .rriopa' GOA
I enter 20 orc. uroa rte di~cha-se # the 'iu,i-
Won have a,lo;ted M
Charlie Y De Land, O; Jackson, wa el.etc,
Clerk
William 4 Hal, of Livingston. ~az cro--.r
Furoll;pe, and pro-oysir.e- Ger
Charles Iarzelcrc of LcuaNre, "s- chose
Sergeant .atAriU-.
Tie ru!c- Of the let iiou-n wer, i"r .r.. iva,
adopted, and he liovS, adjourned III SO "'~'od
Pm
In the Senate. \ H. Turner q; Kent was enc
sen Secretary, " r. Bartlet;, Of T.-eo'r So
chosen Enrolling end Engrossiue Clerk. ard Dr.
T.. Webb. of Leuawee. Srrgeart-a, Arms.
john Martin. Of Oakland, was made assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms.
At two o'clock, the hour C: adjournment, escl
branch OF the Legislature assembled !" their 20
spective Halls 1:d having announced to the TX
Executive, their organization, they each receive,
from the Ex-Governor lis Message required rs
the Constitution, which Was thcr read Ia III.
Senate by the Secretary. and 20 th, House hy il,
Clerk, which Message viii be found in the col
umns of the Republican
At ten o'clock on Tharsdny morning, III" -,
Houses met together, and received the mes,.,.,
of Governor Wisncr in person. and which viI
be found in the columns of this DAYS He1aBI;
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

class Of people have, aai without some AID svv
YOU their suffer ns must De great Il your su,.s
u watch over the welfare OF yoar people with parental
aui while the eat mass Il oar citizen b.~.s,S
with sbunos 81 The products sf the earth n u.rS
~ , slla abe harry piOgeers # ,rx,.
sui Laos O. u suilrg t.r 81 food ask 80,
INQUIRE iatn the 81, tie r-s.ect. ~
= -t4-.e- e the -i- - thr~- COUNTIES AMI an, >,
tA-u >a-i 50 - -hr'r u-cv>.'iy- may i.Qa,re n.
--sAturp az 1857 rs Al uumter -. msar p.ox;so o.
81 Size r-f-et-tI- 81. >A'r hai tirct GrAtot MI
.r| -,. La .la orau-r~ .rt - sp> sFpgo,r.,i
.run thi- rs ht open x aus iaaPfo,egneu, ihsr,g
~ou3 sc ro the .@ttAtts ot that p 'u Il The >,s.
{ properly eNi-ni-' would I've emp osueEt 20 tho.
who n cht b. destitute. and ~ TIE time eenesi
~. country. an RELIEF that form Mould Ne le>s woups
n q" -hrir Ing, 'han Direct sppn,P 'sttrn.
That F'raou q, lie Con,t.,u'icn that makes the ses
son, a. she LEGISLATIVE biennial. should te amended :
Stsfe ale- .lore legislation than old che
II ere /, r. &c, mona iu hs.'y L.. ,su.p. Il !. ml-..
bic f,r ftr Legislature w forts tsys barnisiy 30 "a
-. ar5usrv ha>u.>- that comes bore n An anrus
SESSION t N'y JAE> would IN ma ID; .on, te ~ bette
a rte state H. Ha- .r--.rf bcnus- system ~oae
has. a., u-'ui+-> e. fia Lee >aru'~ elected The,
arr. ~ ~" Aesr'. bar ~"u4 rega-e them 70 meet
Us ,, au- I'm tlvir >--> - D. say oss> zach.
re- rurtt 'e s'- 'te amos .-il ec,n, ms ~ al ycS-
rNtsui 'ur,~ ana arpiof rt,a- cat sol. houla hSr n
nr-. rea' - >r'HHs '> ur'- 'r'ucms. aus that ,os
=" Ite1ai without Bee lf.aisf- Your Iuelc bal
3'n., >hT4ia b" commensurate "iih lie wants ana g
u.t,, .s state, sut 81 s-rsvr iiro:gsrous sog So
~ 90 make asas -s,u -to-l. be- made 10 NEE, II.
! same.
lu, Auditor D.u.ia' m l~ suuus' report for the y.s
l>5> ans Z e.. d. mace estimate of tie iey.
r ana exfs,.> u o.. state % bach VOC Are r-.,,.
Z flIs ,trr.o Cor Ga" stems % J-ta - hom ihs .s,
/ mate tuak lr al a.. 81 contingencies arr
,a>av -~ r b., a, g. es.-at ttss 'he revenue 4 liz
~tas. r.r th- n-kf sears A be- AMPLY sairisn; "a
rp-t N,- sh is .uroC that lr0ot ~ time, including
fh. i.tss u,n ruir' Sal" debt, snr The psyra.ui
- thr 'rfN ihHl~sut t'rre % I''ac4S that ts- Cue
10 Iaut.ar, Is Tt>s. D .ase -ush Hptr.p, Atsa. ..
,ou ma, msl, upon our public No Il ..r the i~s
,.s~- ta he tras|,,. .r hv dpre tsNAira The .ur,s
rece--.re 60 'r arrr.T-si'e ul,u ih- ~o1is sr-s5y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

portion Of the Asylum nj Flint la, been
completed and has been for some Tim, mas. been
in Use. The walls and roof O., the m1fc bai. ding
have been erected, but il vii require further
appropriation 81 one hundred and f:ftaa., ,ra-,-
sand dollars To fully corlpleta and furnish no
whole ejece and carry % inc institution To- r:..
next tSo years
The south wing o.; the ASYLUM "A. La's,n4zo7
IS nearly completed ana after the same .haT have
been furnished, Wi be resiv fo- the reception ~
the unfortunate insane OF our State This Ri7,
i Of sufficient capacity 70 accommodate ninety
patients. The main building that eas designed
70 divide the two wings was unfortunately burn
ed in the month Of February >5S, ami until tni-
main part Is rebuilt il ! feared the pro-oarit- Of
the Institution viii De in a Crea. measure -er.r-
ded. II would require an appropriation OF thirty
thousand dollars 20 rebuild that portion burned IN
FEBRUARY 1855. and eight ,housaui Eve hundred
iollars 10 furnish The wing already nearly connie
ted. 10 enable the institution 10 20 into sue
ces>fu operation. These tvo great works Of
humanity and charity. when .quy completed
viii be the pride and boast OF our STAT. l. i
estimated that there are within til limits Of
Michigan, not less than three hundred deaf.
dumb, and blind persons, between the s-as of ten
and twenty years, qualified By mental CAPACITY .
become pupils at the Asylum at Flint. Over one
hslt of these are deaf mutes. and the balance
are blind.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

MEsSAGEs.-An attentive perusal il asked, for
the important documents which are this week
placed b. fore our readers, in The form Of Mesa
sages from the retiring Governor, ana from the
present ilcumben. Of the Executive Office.
The excellent administration of Gov Bingham
is well and appropriately concluded by his able
and comprehensive review Of the condition Of
the State, while the future policy OF Gov. Wis
her Administration. with its sound. wise and
s;atesmanlikc preparation for an energetic adj
vancemen: of the industrial, educational, and
charitable interests of the State, is well and hap
PLY set forth in his inaugural communication.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

The SUPREME CcURr.-The Supreme Court Of
the State of Michigan, met at the Court Room
lately fitted up FOR them in the Capitol, being
the room formerly occupied By the Auditor
and Treasurer. Chief Justice Martin and udge:
Manning Chris;iancy and Campbell we're ali present
yesterday, the arrival of Judge Campbell having
been delayed by i'll health. IL is understood that
the tribunal will continue in session here for some
weeks
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
swamp iaa6 Patent.

Much enquiry is daily made o. the Commits
sioner If the General Land Office. for Swamp
Lands which as yet have not been patented "a
the State by the General Land Office at Wash
ingtcn. and which q. course ere not in market
Information received by the Commissioner from
the Land Office ut Washington, OF last weeks
dates is 20 the eiiec. that the patents tor the FOL
lowing lands will b. m,ie out and forwarded,
and will be received bv the Cornu:-- 'ner during
the current week. viz
Alegan County, :.j1e acres
Clinton County Tn.I
Newaco County. 394lo
Ottawa County, a>&jS
This is 50 far, good news, bu, it "a qualified by
other information from the same source. which il
no, 50 good. The lands which have been rc-sur-
veyed, are BY the determination of the Dcpart-
ment withheld FROM the State. In many casE-.
tracts have been re-survey 81, and n. result has
been thai the lines of survey have been changed.
well A. the numbers Of the lots and their rel
alive position upon the platS Great confusion
has resulted therefrom, AID IA" State has been
in ali such c,seS entirely disabled from maxim
sales
The effect OF the decision OF the Land Bureau.
in throwing out the rc-surveved lands, is 20 de-
prive the State o; Michigan of a million of acres
of land, supposed to be covered by the Acs Of
1850, and to reduce the Swamp Land Grant
10 about five million acres.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

Tux OLD SroRr. - The New York TriJtnes
late private advices from Washington are TO the
effect that Gov. Sam Medary of Kansas has made
requisition on the President for military AID in
suppressing the disturbances in the Territory,
near Fort Scott. Leading Democrats there dep.
recate Federal interference in the matter, ten
ding to revive the Kansas agtsrion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
LANSING STATE REPUBLICAN


We vi; iarrish the DAILY J,"rnats, 20 orr
subscribcrs at Fifty Gems, during t. session o'
the Legs .turc The price Of our paper, one
dollar per year, viii no, admit 81 sending the
.Eo.frucl fee. HOSNER i KERR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

AcoUITrAL OF VoRcE.-Vorce OF Le Roy, in
dicted for the forgery of Township orders, was
acquitted most Unexpectedly to all who knew
the facts, or heard the evidence, at Mason last
week. We have two communications on the
subject, which are unavoidably crowded out
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

AyeIHsI ErrL NUEDER-Hr. Thomas Cook,
wealthy farmer. ard one ~ the earliest settlers
II Narergo, Calhoun county,, snd brother OF
Hon 4 T. Coos o. Nar-baLl. VAS killed by a vi
cious bul. on Tuesday evening last. From ap-
peararce=, the S,qtesD,o. -ays, he must have
made desperate fight
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
GOVERN0B's MESSAGE.
FtlIo,,- Citizens Of The Senate, and
House u R1Dresea.dt;rss ,

House - E1pTeseH-dtittS =
The Constitution of our State requires the
Chief Magistrate. when he enters upon his do
tie. TO give to the Legislature Information by
Message. Of the condition Q! the State, and rec
onmcud such measures TO them a. he shall deem
exoedient" | enter upon this dIty discussing
nv Own abilities, bat with a firm reliance upon
Providence, without whose aid. Nations Ike iudi-
vidual-. must sooner o. lat.r faI. T. : with
feelings OF pleasure a. well as pride. that CON
graduate Won, the Senator's ant Representatives
of this great State. Your lot j ca, in land
bouutiiuIly blessed be- nature.
The geographical limits Of Michigan are great
er ,hsn those of New York. While twelve hun
bred mile Of nsvca.le waters wash her shores her
soil j. fertile, producing in perfection and abGnd.
ancc al the fruits and grains and flowers that are
usually cultivated in this latitude Within ou'
State are extensive beds Of coal and gypsum
and SPRING OF saline waters - while five -iSth-
Of the whole State j. w. ,..t anbvoken WILDERNESS
Of the f~-j iir,lbr- n the world. great par
of the northern portion o. the state i one vas
he'd OF mineral wealth the copper and iron
mines % that region surpa-s al Others IN u,
wori for extent and purity OF meta. We nav,
to-lay within our limits, over Fix bundled IN,
;ty NH 81 Railway in successful operation
and over eleven hundred miles more nos bein.
constructed In von- hands placed the de-
tiuirs o. TINS great State
You should 80 .r.',itr- ~ 20 Develop ard max
productive w" great natu-:.i resources thar th'
God % ra-u~e hes AZ hnuutiiu!is spread out 10
fore VOC.
You have duty 70 perform, not only TO your
selves and 10 yprr Immediate constituents, butt
/ The unborn millions thai are destined 20 peopl
rli- rouu'ilul State. and sincerely trust that j.
Al! yoUr deliberations You will be- governed -olc'
! bva drSir" 70 promote rho welfare and happin"-
+ o' oar common COT s,itucnt=. Accp'ng c"n@tauiI
3 il Wow tie greatest good OF the greatest number
aai that Won vi. eyer b.. ready to ackuowlri-,
vour dependence gp"a Him Who holds the D..
tirjss o. Nations IN the hollow Df His hspa.
The int.r'. if..- o. fl.' State j"x"iU~y"
rh4; !. owing 90 ~. different Iru-; Funds iupo
toe .gtl, ds, Of Npv,ubag l<5>, that being IN
opa q IT., last fiscal year. amounted % the SUI
Of tvo millions ,lrce hundred and tventv-uir
dollars and -5Nty-s-r,ucen,s This debt tails du
a. follows
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

o. New Years morning the incoming and re
firing State officer assembled in the office q
the Secretary Of State. when the Official oail
Wa july administered 20 the incoming officers
by Hon. John McKinncy, secretary of state,
After the oath of office had been administered
GOV Bingham addressed iov. " sner n follows
GovrR>oR The simple ceremony which hn
Just been poriormcd-t.at Of subscribing and ts
king the oath Of Office is one of the finest Illus.
tratlofs of the beauty and simplicity of our Re.
publican torm oi Government.
In other countries The accession 60 power. i.
attended with ponp. and psrad,-with the brist.
linz of hayouot- and the aitling of artillery
ircqi, ntlv II b. the occasion az hl1odsbei and
cnmpolion - Arrays OF apprehension aud fear.
But here under our free Institutions, the chosen
servant % thr People, al a given day-wtbout
any parade, without huv ,Nc.tcmon. aud with
very it'l. ceremony takes the oath of Office and
ar once hc becomes invested with the honor
and a,uibutc- 81 the Governor Of this State, and
his predecessor becomes "a private citizen.
] cor gratulatr Won. sir, upon the latiering
manner ia which tbs high honor has been he.
slowed upou sou hv the -uiirag,s If an intcl6.
gent p,opi., and a. the measures -; NV admins
tra,ion Tor the last four wears have met with your
appreciation, 80 have thc fullest confidence,
that | -hal approve and support yours and tho!
IL viii he >plcli and sustained by an cnig h.ene1
constituency.
This high position viii deyoiVe upon sou gres,
r. -ponsibilitics The laws cuac'cd. must receive
your sanction and approval aud YOU are required
To See that they are faithfully executed. The
constitution has also conferred npon YOU the
power 81 hestowing pardon upon the criminal.
a. tHI. Il 81. h.
frequently made 20 YOU a faithful and patient in
ve-ticat;ou, and that while YOU wl not allow
justice 20 BE robbed If her due YOU " IN not bee.
itate 10 hc-'oW mercy upon the peniten nj end De
serving Again congraiulating YOU and those
associated with you upon the high honor which
has been conferred wish YOU all, gentlemen, a
happy Nv Var.
TIE rAPLY a. GOV. wIsSEg.
Acccp; nay thanks for the hatiering manner in
winch Won are pleased Ia congra,u ate me to tie
hiCh Office 10 which have been elected, by the
saiira-e- rf = free people.
Should succeed IN making INV administrator
re4ouud 10 thc Happiness aud prosperity OF our
people A. much A. yours ha-, ] -ha bc content.
al-o greet YOU with a happy New Year, and
rust that You viii carry with you to your retire
ment. The PRAYERS and good wishes 81 the people
whom Won have -o ably governed.
Thus ended, in All dignity good feeling and
respect ~ first Republican administration O.
Nchiran, 10 toe public acts Of the members Of
which, m tsrir v>r.3gs executive and adminis,rs-
tive "lrac.ti,., the People 81 the State stand in.
iehted ;or four wears 81 honesty, economy and
prudent Government. I'i- rot too much 10 say Of
thererinr State administration, that under all the
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SF07s Of THE SrN-Theodore Parker congrat-
uia'r- every hody upor hi- discovery that " ash
ington Has r. tae habit of swearing. Parker
Don .a.l-.
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YALE CoLLEGE.-Mr. Ellsworth, late Commis-
'cner ol Patents. now deceased, lett 800, 600
Of bis fortune, HIGH was $500, 90, TO Yale
Col-ge.
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Doc NoBLE-The Fres Press i. blazing away
again NJ he House q Correction, but IT is tire
question of location nov, AID 10, the merits Of
The Institution.