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FOR SALE.

4 FINE cottage residence on so Juhushury plain
~ VI, situated on Main street, about ton min.
utra walls from Mcssfa. lalfbAuka' scale work
and depot, BE- convenient Tor man doing busiucaa
vel built house, cunf puirut !1f one uf two FAINT
lies, has ~ good rooms, two rt.iafsaud out build
iuEs, q well ~ good water With chain pump and
tiaiyTu ~ tufi water.
Tho barn va, tttod Gap two years ago in good
order fnr atahiiugh horses, aud "a new carriage
house built az the shfhe time. There b. one arrv
ni excellent land aud tho .-lsi,---t ~ fruit That
EfuNs iu northern vermont
IS. The village people have built ono ofthtir
lt-g ci.ictna opposite thr place this fll which b.
,rry convenient iu ease OF tire.
Tho owner having lrf town b. anKiuup go sJII,
and val! srll az a lafgalV
Tor further partirulaiN ruquift u Russrh, Hal.
lrti near the premises
li'f CHARLES suATTUCR.
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DEST BRANDS OF FLOUR. GRAHAM
- Flour. Corn, Rye aud Dat Meal, Buck Wheat
Flour and shorts constantly on hand aud Tor sale
AZ Lowest market prices by
l., 4. & /. +. BROWN
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CALEDONIA
Agricultural Warehouse
A Nd FED ORE

is the place where you can buy the cheap
Il cstand hnd the greatest variety Of Farm aud
Garden implements ia the north part Of Yer.
mont,
Plows and pillow repairs Of every description
nom all the best manufacturers in New England.
CultiNators aud cultNatar teeth, grain and seed
sowcrs, grain cradles, corn shelters and farm and
garden tools of most kinds In use. Seeds, such
as wheat, barley oats, seed corn, peas, fax seed
I and carly potatoes OF various kinds.
Orange carrots sugar beets, manplc wortzcl
rutabaga and English turnips, early Washington
peas, black eye aud plain marrowfat pcas, and
many other kinds OF seeds by the quantity or
done up in papers. Also canary. hemp and rape
seeds and cutie bone.
NEW SEEDS.
Black wheat, imported this year. Prince
Albert potatoes lbest quality and good produccrsl
Peas from Canada, Hubbard squash (bcst wintcrl
Hungarian grass seed, millct and many smaller
choice seeds.
Also -four, Graham. rye. corn, buck wheat, oat-
meal and hullcd harley, selected from tho hest ~
sweet.
ALSO, West India goods. wooden ware. stone
and glass ware, clothes horses esnd reels spin-
ming wheel hcada and swifs aud il the ladies win
only call for and use the spinning wheel and
hand loom will keep them too.
All which must and will be sold on the uir4byg
"FpfHce principle for produce or good credit or
on the nimblc throepence scale for cash in hand
-Call in gentlemen, and see what have not hut
ought 20 have "old Dues"
A nd much obiiVe
.''u ALEX LANG.
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ifAfiNuNfiiAs
- regard ~, Eddy ht most capable and
ccsslul practitioners with whom have had uucla Inter
Course,
CuAS MASON" Commissioner Of Patents
- have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that they
Cauu employ arsfapu more competent anu Trustworthy,
And more capable NJ putting their appcauuau ttu tu
secure FOR them cany and favorable confederation at
thf Patent once
EDMUND BURKE Late Commissioner ofPatcnts.
"Hustuu. February - 1855.
Mr. r. II Eddy has AIDE for me- ri RrFEN applications
all but OSEof which patents have been granted, aud
that upv b. pending, such unmlstakhhlv ptoof of
great talent and ahy on hts part leads nc To- recommend
all inventors apply a. him Co procure thrlT patents
tteN be uf having the most fahnu attention be-
slowed on tht cases, aud AZ very reasonable charges
JOHN rAGGAlr."
Prom sept lTth, 1887 60 June i7th 1855 the subscriber
m course OF his large practice made on twiru rejected
picatiuns, SIXTEEN APPEALS. Nv EhN ONEoi which
decided In his CAv9r, the Commissioner OF Patents
II ". EDDY.
boston, January /, 1889 .ip-iy
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C. & P. R, R, r, co,

A IL persons that have subscribed for stock in
~ the Connecticut Passumpsc Rivers Rail
road Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcucr than once in nine
" days, or once in three months. are hereby mott
fed that the following assessments are laid, via:
Ten dollars on each share, payable the first day
Of January next. and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thcreaftcruntil the
whole shall amount to one hundred dollars on each
share,
Payments may he made NJ the Trcasu Office
in Boston, or at the following places, viz:
The Peoples Bank, Bank ~ Orleans, Bank Of
Lyndon, Passumpsic Bank, Bradford Bank, or e.,
T.. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, Vt.
by order OF the Directors,
n. =. LOWERING, Ire ,urcr.
Boston, Oct 10, 1857. 5Gtf .
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COMlIS8IONERS' NOTJCF.
Important to FarmersI
The Subscribers are Manufacturing the
PREMIUM, VERMONT
MOWER and REAPER.
lMILLARD A ROSS pATENIA
lWILLARD s ROss PATENr

GONE Of the points Of excellence and Pc.
- culiar ADVANTAGE siYtrh ttTiH mac iHc has ,sr
"thtrs may be enumerated as follows;
ist-ln having the cutterbar hinged 10 the
frame au a. 90 adjust itself 60 the une,enness Of
the ground. 2d-lla,iaR two driving wheels 10
DIVE The cutters, N one slips the other does the
work, ad-Ihc whole weight 81 the machine is
On The wheels where it 10 required 60 give poser
90 the stroke ~ the knives. 4th--When the ma
chine IL backed, the knives cease To ,ibrate
consequently you back away from 0bstructions
without danger u breaking the knives 6th-The
machine cuts Ou the right, aud a. neared 80 that
either oxen or horses can be used, Gth-The cut.
tcT-bar can be raised rs or 20 inches 40 that the
farmer can gather his grass seed before he moss
hia grass " DC chooses. 7th-Thc cuttcr-bat h.
easily raised 10y lever which o. very convenient
when coming 90 the corner ~ the land WHOM
raised, the machine can be- turned a. short a. YOU
please or go over the mown fiasa. sth-1he
machine u mostly iron, and very simple in its
construction boy can manage Il with case.
The boxes are all Bdbbifed. aud the guards Of
Mdi'eHbie hon. 0h-H has no Hdc draH.
We desire that every farmer Wishing 20 pur
chase a moving machine, should zee The Nff.
mont Mower, aud tot 10 good ggahhri. WeAc
confident it will please them, and that there 10
none better. IL b. iruTyHHfcd 90 cut grass equal
tn The best mower With scythc, AZ theute oiouc
acre pr hour, or ten or fnren acres per da,,
with light pair ~ hnrscs aud driver.
We would be- glad 10 get the address u every
hrmer intending 20 buy mower this ,casou,
and will send them cut Of the Vermont Mosrr
early BOO the season, that thog may examine il aud
Judge fur hCmsol,cs ~ ~ merits.
AAl-nlll aimulY add one Of the many certificate
which Ne have iu our possession
SUuru HNuToun, WAamNGroS Co. \. Y. sent s. -
McEFrE WUfiHu huEva.t urrrhy certify thut onr ~
N"u vermont Nov has been IN ur The
in ihla Nitnlt Nbrrr had constant oppYfunrs
ifr tfHufr~rHtir SOD vnr cav f hlnrss Of I.
rect dau Htrutt ui sllT dram r,eusss aud uulorUy
cutting oapang gth.hpuug ltselt % UNEVEN ground. "a.
,Hf "l astns uIialr s aud TURNING t"fhtf or
of thn r,5 M m i.li ,yt 1l1 i, ,n,'g,'
80 We Annual Fali ~ ltr Washington AEfI,WlTaI
Soc lrifs held n Salon. the prrseut month the committee
un lafm luplrmcuta co. which I one. unaninuutiv
save prriorruur over CNCfy other machine exhibited
ln rin tho country H. II. tNGALSBEE
Manufactured at the Caledonia
NJ y & II I y T. 8 II OP
ST Juhnsbuy. Vt,
90 by HIGGINS g. CARR.
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n. RiLBorRNE, n, n, $.
Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in the westerly put ~ LuuCu.
- BUNCH, about three miles from Iuucuhufgh
tururr uud known ~ fhr hurriftf-rrrr vrrrr,-ir,-
tns 40 acres " good land, ~ which about loo
acres b. cleared and suitably divided utr moving
tillHgr mud pAsIuraRe There b. Barn House
and shed on said Farm, and an orchard of about
80 huiN Young apple trees, aud good sohnol.
house within OF mile 81 said house. Said
farm viii De- sold omar, and reasonable credit
given. Inquire " John ". ilaftshotu ~ Luneu-
butgh or u the subscriber 40 West Waterford
J. A, IApLEN
Jan %. 1859 2ltf
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Fancy Harnesses.
ALL MOMK MANILANIEn.
CARRIAGE WORK.

ENlE suhscuhcrs having rented part ~ the
shop iurmcrI, occupied ty wheeler q Flint
u tbc rtrlm niti. would saB o. lh,i, ni,uds aud
W, pphlc, that ihrj are prepared Co do ans work
m Carriage huldiuF or Repairing that may, boz
experienced workman.
Alec Simaou e. thaplu's improved broadcast
seed sowing Machine, which with one horse, will
no" from 20 90 800 fcct vide and moro even than
can Doc done h,rhaud Cali and zee them
Al work done hIihfillN, and with despatch.
llrAac give uH call. %. X, CHAPLIN Is 90.
81 IuMn ALun. AMI u. 1919 ~
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D E N T I S TR ",
DIR. IL III. NEWTON.
OF ST. JOHNSBURY

MOULD respectfully give notice to the
w people Of Caledonia county and vicinity
that hc will not Leave 81 Johnsbury this summer.
ard very probably not at all, but may be- found
az his office a. usual, ready TO wait upon those
who may favor him with a call. lie would also
"a that he continues to manufacture and insert
pa -, or full sets % teeth that cannot be cNccltd
either for beauty Of finish, strength of material,
adaptation To the mouth. or in restoring the nat.
ural expression 81 feature. II YOU wish 20 pro.
cure a nice set of teeth. now is your time 90 get
those teeth that will compare with any work done
IN New England. aud for a. reasonable price
Particular attention paid to children s teeth, m
the correction Of dcformtics and the treatment
~ diseased gums.
II il well known fact among dental prac titon-
crs and medical men, that niue-tcnths Of the dis
eases incident 70 the teeth arise from neglect and
want 81 care in keeping them clean, especially
their first set and also during the period they
shedding them and developing the permanent
ones.
II Is during this period Of life. from the fnh to
fourteenth year, that thr teeth arc perhaps sub.
jcctcd TO motr Morbid influences than at any 9TH
or. How necessary then it Is, that they have the
best OF care and attention. And il parents could
only realize how much pain and suffering they
might save their children and also expense to
themselves by early attention to this subject do
not think they would hesitate ne-momcnti in avail
ing themselves Of the advice and services Of some
competent and skilful dentist.
DR.. Newton continues to warrant operations a.
usual for one year only.
st. Juhnsbury. April IS, 1859. 3542 30
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Paddock Machine Works.
ST JOHNRBURY, W.

u'llk subscriber hos on hand OF will make
L go order Wandaoul's Flaming Machines 81
'UWs sllra aud pnrrai Dimension. Planets fgst
and Door, aud other Lumber Machinery. hill
Wok aud Repairing done tahoH notice and on
reasonable terms,
Haa constantly on hand tho Ethan Allen Cook
Stove, Fire haugcs and Boiler Plates, Doors f1i
Arches and sugar Houses, Hall aud Church
Stoves tlnthfs ltrell, 'liurksmifh's lWires, Door
ti.ls and twrk, sinks and HDllaH Ware. Abbie's
Patent Pig Pen, faWyrr'h CuluYatuTs, Chimney
Tubes Huu Hurh 4Ttlrlfa AH are usually mauuAr-
tuTrd 90 zach 300 establishment
urdeu ly mail promptly attended 40.
4 THOMPSON
g. JohusbuB, Mas ., 1859. 31u
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LNLER'S CHURN. The only place in
Caledonia Co. where FLYERS Premium Better
Working Churu can bc bought g. AZ =. +. & l.. r.
BROWNS. They are decided, the bcst churu
over invented. 4 new supply just received and
Tor sale AZ manuhcturcr's prices Call aud see
thcm.
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AO0n TEAS. A large lot OF those tupe
" dof Teas just received aud for sale AZ prices
that def competition Also. large lot Of Old
Government Java Coffee, ground and IN the kerr
mel, Port Cabello aud 81 Domingo Cuffrc for sale
by 4. 4. a l. L. BROWN.
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Farm for Sale
ES SEX NTY.

CONSISTING ~ $50 actCs " land In South
= Victory. 80 acres cleared, we'll fenced aud
waicrcd, son water running into the house and
,AaGnl yard, There b. a house, two barns aud
cDtu house mostly ncW; also young apple or
hatd and sugar lot.
I The above b. located in the centre ~ the bust,
ness part Of said town. and near a savmill Also
90 acres Of good land 3 ~ % mile from the above,
with 20 acres cleared aud pl,nty Of sugar trees
For further particulars inquire Of the suhscrhcts
w II. n {. W. kNEELAND,
Alao, IL lots pine land. which | will sell and
take IN spruce, birch aud understandable pine
boards. The above IL easy 81 access 10 a sawmill
10 miles from ST. bloomsbury Depot
WILLARD II. 'KNEELANn.
South Victory, March IL, 1859. 2atf
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Sash and Doors,

INHOSE in want Of first rate article in
l. the above line will do well to give us a call
and buy good inside Doors from 81 25 20 rs, the
best workmanship in all eases warranted
l.. o. STEVENS.
ST. John shury, Oct, I, 1873. or
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il, II. EDDY. Solicitor Of PATENTS.
lhetc Agcutofho q. a-ralcnt u1yc Warrington
the AZ ct 80

UFF0FfTf
AuErAh lAttlYe prhltigr uf upw1r1s ut twenty 1ohf-
continues Co SECURE latuutslu tue lutud hit also iH
Great Britain, France and other llrgiE committees. la
Aprtlugatiuita Aasiguuruta hd al faptth"r ufAN
lEst % Patents executed on liberal terms aud Win ua
puch Researches made Into AmrfiCauur Foreign Wntss
uuCturmup the Validity utlitN 90 FAfrUfE tUTTU
uonsaud legal other advice rendered in an uatgr
ushiuH the aatuH. Copies ui ihH claims of any Patent
ct Washington.
rAla AGENCY not ouly tho arsfatIu Nrw England but
through Inventors have advantage securing pater
uraarcrtAunE the pirutnuty ct Inventions uuHurpasn
rlb u not m taluraby superior tu,any which eau De
utefC!i them ulTtwgv The trsiuiUuala below given
prove that uuutls Nous SUCCESSFUL ruE fArEHE o.
TIcE than the subscriber and Success Htsr
FHoVT ApyAFrAsra Auittfy he would utd that hr
hhsahundtnt reason aud prove hhtlu nouth
ONCE uf h~ knd the charges Tor professional srrN
moderate Tue Immense practice pf the snhscrhcf
rug twenty past has enabled him o. accumulate
NAtCurctiuu tona uiCl dr onsrclatyr
patents These, brsIdrs hts cNtcunyc library 81 legal
aud aud fu account
IN the United states and Europe fendcr him able beyond
question. Co oVr superior rra for haiuuH patents
@ gtfurr=tv lrrurfrrr ~
tent aud the usual great delay there here saved In
NCuturh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

THR PRoFEssoRs MUsTACHEs--A few years
ago, as we were stopping at the Burnett House
in Cincinnati the well known Professor GardDer
happened TO be on one of bis periodical visits to
the city and he too, made the Burnett his abiding
place. Having but one object and that object the
sale o. his soap, before him, he had large pic
ture OF himself framed and hnng up In the Office
where it would not fail to attract attention. 1t
had the same phlsiognomy; the same style crayat
and the same peaked cap that ow distinguish him
Some waggish fellows. ready for Joke, one
day while the Prot. was absent, took the picture
out Of the frame and adornng II with a ferocious
and piratcal pair of mustaehes. replaced it, and
waited TO try the effect upon the original As he
entered shortly afterward, he cast kindly glance
towards the portraiture If thanking the cap for
keeping up the dignity Of lie owner while he was
awayi--but oh, the change that came DER his cas-
sic features as he saw the Disagreement! He east
one searching look around the office including in
his gaze the solemn visages Of the perpetrators Of
the joke, and then seizing the picture he dashed
It upon the marble floor, bursting the whole into
hundred pieces, and strobe ont of the room fol.
lowed by the voices Of the spectators who laughed.
roared and appauded Since then he don't hang
his pictures up in hotels qs much as be did.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

PowERLEss FoR EUL--PoTENT FOR GoOD.--
When pain or Inflammation Is present. and Brandrehs
Pills used they seize upon the humors which
are the ocolson the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the body This qualty alone seEing hold
and causing the expulsion OF depaved humos Is possessed
bv no other uedcine For Brandrehs Pills operate solely
upon theso impurities which suuoual and affect the lis
sues Aa organs affected by disease BY naural affinity
they seize these humors heir life is below that
the surrounding parts, and eEpel them nom the body
Young people cannot middle Hged and old people can
In measure apprecl te thut me icne which, being used
sickness acts only upon the OF disease and which
has power except upon those humors whose
produces every pain and whose removal every
disease Whatever organ affected there these wonder
fu pills penetrate and impurities FROM thus pre-
venting settling o ehumors because they removed
from the body rheumatism, overs peurisos pains In
the side dyspepse head aches ootveness Asthm colds
coughs sor5 throats piles ulcers hoils they give immo
date relief; and taken early prevent organic disease
Msadss, pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
20 their influence and muious Of humsn lives have been
saved by their timely OH how important in sickness
10 use that msdcDs which on sxinsuishes the doase
and leaves no evil eiec' behind.
Sold At No 29i Canal BTandrsth's Buidng and BY
Guidin-T No gao Superior street. Cleveland and by
j. d, ghoedon, Hudson aud all respectable dealers IN
medicines dAW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wm. D. Bachelors Hair Dye

The OnlY harmless dAd feitdOfe I'VE 6tsOioh
The Origuai and best IN the wordi
All 0thers limitations and should be AvOlasu
on wish TO escape ndiUule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
laIury TO Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
y,ardeA te VIM Bachelor since 1850. and 80 900
applications have hesn made 70 the Hair Of his patrons ei
his fnsn0HB Dyvp,
WM A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
not to BE- DISTINGUISHED from nature and Is WARRANTED
not to inuro tho eai long may be continued
ana the IN effect Of Bad Dyes Temeded the Hair invigor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye. -
Made sold applied (sn private ToOnia ~ the Wiz
FErtnry, No. 233 Broadway N. Y.
sists and Fancy Goods neaess
re The genuine has the name and address upon steel
plafe engraving Oh four sides OF each Bon, OF
MaI. A. BATCHELOR,
{aolJ No 239 Broadway, N. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

IMPORTANT ARREsT.-0n w ednesday officer
Gallagher arrested 10 this city a negro named
Smith, who escaped from the jail at Rochester,
N. Y, on the sth of November. Smith was then
confined on charge of rape of woman who
was near her confinement lie was very promi>
nent in planning the escape from the jail. sher-
III Bascom, of Rochester, arrived here yesterday
morning and took Smith back to his old quarters.
reward Of one hundred dollars had been offered
for his arrest
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rnnll rnIIinnlA

" CoLUNsia, s. Q, Nov. 80.
The following resolutions were offered IN tho
House to-day:
Resoloed, That the State Of South Carolina Il
ready 10 cutter, together with The other savehold-
ing btatea, ot such as desire present action into
the formation Of Southern confedmcy
RESOLVED, That the Governor be requested TO
forward this resolution 10 the various Southern
Executives.
Another resolution was offered asking Official
Information as TO the condition OF the State arsen
ais arms, ammunition, humber Of men enrolled ia
the State militia, the style Of their arms, &C.
The trial Of James Ho1d, engineer ofthe steam.
ship Nashville, for murder on the high seas, has
been commenced.
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FROM CINCINNATI

CINcINNATI, Dec. 1.
Democratic electors yesterday for delegates to
District Convention resulted almost unanimously
for the friends Of Douglas. The Post Master aud
Surveyor Of the Port were beaten in their own
WARDS.
Thursday last ofieer Reaney arrested a man on
the Ohio and Mississippi train having counterfeit
tens on the Canal Bank, n. o.
The officer obtained possession Of papers show
ing that party Of II men bad left Cairo for New
OreaDs with Sl25,000 Of these counterleis TO cir
culate 10 the South.
A party Of men Of the same gang were arrested
in ST. Louis, but discharged
On the 25th ult, Third street bank received
S22O0 OF Philadelphia bank, in exchange for
gold The notes were forwarded 10 Philadelphia
aud dispatch was received yesterday saying they
W, re counterfeit. $1,000 Of the same notes were
found In another Thiyd street bank yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

COMMISSION HoUsE.-we invite attention to the
card of Messrs, COmsiock & Newberry whicn will
be found on the second page Mr.. c is well
known from the reputation he has earned for the
excellence Of the sugar cured hams he has put up
for many years. The firm Is responsible and
one and we recommend II to the atten
tion of our readers particularly those in the
try who have property TO conslgn for sale in this
citv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

The HOME JOURNAL The ensuing year of
this papnlar family Journal promises to be one of
increased interest and atIactiveness. The editoN
rial department under George p. Morris and N.
P. Willis, will exhibit the same strong and dis
tinctye talent which has distinguished it before,
aud the list of contributors embraces large nuns
Der Of the best writer's of America. Fact, fiction
aud poetry will be duly blended in the columns Of
the Journal, and for family news and literary
paper, we know of none superior to the "HOme
Journal"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
rRnM pnILAnEI.PHIA.

PHLADELPHIA, Dee. l.
The Members Of Congress opposed to The pres
ent Administra lou held q caucus last evening at
the 81. Lawrence Hotel for the purpose Of adopt
In measures to cure an early organization of the
House OF Representatives.
Sixteen members were present OIL Of whom
were from The various districts in tho State outside
OF the city, and surprise was expressed at the ab
sence Of the city delegation. Some OF the mem
bers from the Interior desired the delegation TO
unite and select candidates for the Speakership,
Printer and Clerk, but majority were opposed
to any such action, and when the delegates met, q
resolution, after considerable discussion, was
adopted to invite all the members OF the House op
posed TO the Administration to meet them ut Wash
iBgtou on Friday evening for the purpose Of unit
ing upon candidates for the various offices TO b'
voted for on Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

JEwRLRY SALE The most extensive and valu-
able stock Of Jewelry ever offered at auction in
this ely is to be Knocked down to the highest
bidder by ]. o. Brown Son, commencing at
their new sale room at at 10 o'clock this morning
The stock of watches, chslus, silver and plated
ware is particularly worthy of attention.