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FREsHET IN LAMoILLH County,
The hts freshet left the banks of the La.
moais strswed with cakes of ice, deposit-
ed by the river on its return to its ordi9a
sesel. Between Cady's Fails and Morris
VILE, in places, the water carried large
cakes of ice across the road. The river
must have risen some six or eight feet
he ice was nearly foot in thick ness, and
the river above this point was pretty gen
orally closed over, and the dapasits of ice
much greater than below, in johnson and
Cambridge.
PREsENTATIoH.-The children of the
Baptist Sabbath School presented Miss
Sarah Howard with an elegant album on
Chr stmas night, as token of their es-
TEEN. This simple gift, coming from such
a source, speaks highly for the recipient,
and reflects credit on the youthful donors.
A PATRIOTIC School DIsrRrcr.
School District No. Is, in Irasbureh has
done well for the Union 1t has q men
in the district, and Is of them have enlist
ed not one of the men left is liable to do
military duty ; the youngest man in the
district is 46 years old.
BuRGLAEY.-The store Of Matthews &
Baxter, in Burlington, was broken into
last week Thursday night, and some ten
dollars in cash distracted from the money
drawer. An attempt was also made the
same night to break into g. s. Blodgelt
Y Co.'s store, but without success.
LOAN TO RuTLAND.-See advertise
ment Of selectmen in to-day's paper, for
proposals for loan of $40, 900 10 this
town.
SKEDADDLEp.--S Six volunteers counte d
on the quota Of Sunderland recently ske
daddlsd from Bennington.
"A lady made call upon friend
who had lately been married. When her
husband came home TO dinner she seid.
Il have been TO see Mrs.-." "Weu.n
replied the husband, 81 suppose she is
very happy" Happy? should think
she Dug to be, she has q camei's hair
shawl two-thirds border.n
- enator Sherman has procured for
the use of the Western Sanitary Fair at
CINCINNATI, the original autograph copy of
the Pres ident's late proclamation of am
nesty accompanying his message. Ii is
said to be "tuIl Of interlineatie ms and era
sures, an evidence of the various shades
Of meaning to and from which the Presi-
dent was inclined in drawing it up.n
a thorough investigation Of the circum-
'tanees Of Morgan's escape from the Ohio
penltentlary, is in progress, and promises |
o lmpllcate completely some people high |
a position In Columbus politics and |
'ociety.
-Vallandghan has sent an autograph |
etter to be disposed Of at the Cincinnati |
sanitary Fair, which is considered An
insult. and has created fuss.
IL Gen. Wool, in q war speecb =.
Troy, on Wednesday last, reiterated his
ormerly expressed opinion, that Mr.. Bu-
'nanan, before the election in 1856, knew
= the deslens Of the conspirators, and |
'romssed not to interfere with them in
ase ne was elected President.
The Mexican affair cost France
10000, Od0 Of francs.
"A sixty thousand dollar convent in
ailding in Springfield, Ill.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT Il
~ Rutland. ~. The Probate Court for ~

DNtrict Of Nutlann
Wood, hats Of Chhtenden, in sAid aissrsot, d.
ceased, int tate, 0RssrlNs:
4 he administrator Of said es.ats HAVING repre-
,ented that IL will be n e'ssary 10 ssl NJ q
the real tsGe Of said seeoa ed Tor u pa, AIT 81
the depis and extenses Of adA.insr ration. snt
d,o that itvl lie enefo al for al Jarae- IN or.
Is ed therein t,e the shale Of the rea ss q, VI
raid dee sell. as mSie Applies ion o ~ 4 z o
hate Court fer Tic to make such ". the hsi's
in hes ATE raving ven their consent III re,s N
wr,tin nerr o e,
by the authoritv Of the tate Of Vermont, yos
are hereby notified 10 appear before sald court ut
the proh,t< Office in hntland, IN 81 distrlus, %
the hin Tue day II Jahu ~, A. D. lSf4, % shov
e,us II any YOU have, why ssi license shONA
met b. granted.
Dated AZ RUTLAND, In said district, this 2sth day
OF Dozen ar, A. ID. 1893.
~ JAM 8 BROWN, Register.
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M A 10 le I 4 q r 4 i.

LEwIs-wO)iw aRD.-ln Middletown, Dec.
q, ut the resid nee Of the bride, by I ev. u. Y.
FIR nyer, MIR. arlan p. Lewis, Of Ne.h, to Miss
Helen A. woodward
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Capt. and Provost Marshal.

REcoNsrRucrloS.-The follow ia
BILE is of interest as showing the votes cas-,
for President in 1860, and the number
required to be polled TO justify the re- ad-
mission of the rebel states under the
Presidents amnesty proclamation
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After an extensive practice Of upwards II
twenty years, continues TO secure Patents in the
United states; also in Great Britain, France and
other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications,
Bonds AS ignments, and all Papers or Drawings
for Pateats, executed On liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign works, TO determine the validity utility
of Patents or inventious--and legal or other adj
vice rendered in all matters touching the same.
Copies of the claims Of any Patent furnished By
renting One Dollar Assignments recorded ct
Washington.
The Agency is net only the largest IN New Eng
land, but through it inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, Of ascertainng the patent ability
of inventions unsn passed by, il not immeasurably
superior to, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The Testimonials below given prove
that NONE ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber;
and as SUCCESS rs THE BEST PROOF OF
ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would
add, that he has abundant reason to believe, and
can rrove, that at no other office of the kind
the charges for professional services 80 moderate.
The immense practice of the subscriber during
twenty years past, has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and Official de-
cisions relative TO patents These, besides his
tensive library OF legal and mechanical works,
and full accounts Of patents granted in the United
States and Europe render him able, beyond aues-
ton, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents
All necessity Of journey to Washington, v
here saved in ventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the mos. capa6ls
and Successful practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
aI have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competssq
and trust aoorthy, and more capable Of putting
their applicat ons in form to secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Ofhce.n @EE4 #H
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
"Mr. r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that is Aoao pending. Such
unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend all inventors to
apply to him to procure their patents, as they
may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber in the
course of his large Practice made fcice rejected
applica- tons, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE Of which was decided in has fapor, by th
Commissioner of Patents. r. II. EDDY
Boston, Dec. 10, 1852. a:wly
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T lBERATION.-This may certify that
IL have this day given my two sons Charles
II. and Columbus o. Churchill, tn II time during
the remainder OF their minority, and shall CLAIM
n ne Of their earnings and pay no debts Of their
con .racting after this date $50 ...5ar
CALEB CHURCHILL.
Chttenden, Dec. c5, 1895. l32 50 swwf
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

DIR. THOMPSON having ayailed himsel, Of
late discovery whereby teeth can be extracted
without the least pain, injury to the most del.
ieate contribution, calls especial attention to thi
department Of dentistry, in which all pain and
dread OF having teeth extracted is entirely k.
mo ed.
WORE in every department OF the profession IN.
eeuted in the best style, and warranted Espeeisl
attention given to Vulcanite work
ofhoe over the Drug Store, Poaltney, VT.
35:wN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

NOsIce.
he following named persons are hereby re-
Questei by the Seiectmen to appear on or before
the tn of il nuary, at the office of the Proves,
Marshal for tho purpose of having their names
Withdrawn from the enrollm ut.
ALIENS
David Bower Soiomen Latrimore
fran is Bettey Frank Iavaray
mt burns Thomas Mitchell
1ohh burns Joseph Martin
aohn CarAn Thomas Mcmahon
John Caimody James McQuada
T Tpussant Delllsle MI hazel mclaughlin
Ihom Jerome Levi Miner
James Flynn leter Perry
Ed ward Gennett Peter Pr, mie
John Garry Zeb Rock
henry Johnson Martin Collins
Franklin KING David Laparl
Nos-RR IDEsTs
John Moran, Q Ira John Reardon %
II Brown, oi Cast eton Peter Aundav III Tra
Pniiiip Murphy,of Mend'n Q shippy,of Brandon
DISABILITY.
George King, Pattick FeIand.
hlpsrn. ID MEL r ing
TIL mas Leonard, Vane MORAN
Daniel hIlleard, Charles styles,
BENZ min G. Merritt, james Sherriaen.
Thomas Med Jwel, DON Wilkinson.
O"sh, II race batenan,
Daniel Reed, Daniel Burr,
George Mamford, nson Clarh
fatrlck I'd, H Douglass,
@i,lran r Gilmore, L Daniels.
Charles naskel, Zera Davis
OVER FOETY-FIvR.
ratTick Frawley,, John NJ yen,
Andrew Mclaughlin, John McGarra
dec29:d&wlt
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CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE
~ of the subscriber, two years old bay mare
colt. The .wner is requested to prove property.
pay charges and take it gay.
Castleton, Dec. %, 1858.
S2:Sws CIV. FAY,
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Eze.- General Forrrst commanding the

> - General Forrest commanding the
rebel forces at Athens, Tennessee. s is.
sued an order that all persons refusing TO
take Confederate money in business trans.
actions viii be arrested and sent to head
quarters for trial on charge of attempting
TO deprec.ste the curency, and their goods
will be con6scated. All bonds, oaths and
obligations imposed by the Federal Gov
eminent are declared null and void.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
IA TENTS Et5EB5fW# ie Ell
r. II. EDDY.

Solicitor of Patent, late Agent OF U. s. Patent
Office, Washington, (under the Act Of 1881 10
State street,opl osite Kilby Street, Boston. 30
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New ENpEDITIoN.-Th The Boston TRAY
elIer has letter from Beaufort, N. c.,
dated 23d which says -" An expedition
is abopt starting all in hurry aud uneer-
tainty no one knows its destination, but
the fact that it is to be commanded by
Gen. Seymour, indicates that it is of i'm
portance, for he is lighting man. The
order was given to strike tents at 6 o'clock.
at 10 they were Of"
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p0L GROWERS CONVENTIONAL
ksntion of wool growers is to be held
s01anbas, Ohio, on the 9Th of January
. Representatives OF this great inter
POI sll parts of the East and West
exPected TO attend. Hoa. s. Randall,
ew York, ana Col. Daniel Needham.
ermont, are advertised as speakers.
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GEN. WILD's ExpEplrIoN.-The
Old Dominion, published at Norfolk,
gives the annexed account of the results
of Gen. Wild's recent expedition into
North Carolina with negro troops:
"Ihey proceeded as far into North Car
DINA as Woodyille, and accomplished re-
suits highly valuable. Near Woodville
they met company of guerillas, under
Capt. Elicit, and heavy skirmish ensued.
-Four guerlllas and two Confederate sol
diers were captured. The guerlllas cap
tured one Of the First United States col
ored troops. The wives of two of the
guerillas were taken anu held as hostages
Tor the return OF the negro, which Captain
Elicit says he will return.
AT Elizabeth City three of the regiment
were poisoned, but no clew could be dis
covered OF the perpetrator.
The gunboat that acted in concert with
the expedition, captured AZ Nayicon
creek two schooners. blockade runners.
one of fifteen and the other of twelve
tons On the next morning the inantry
captured at the same place. two blockade
boats and one man, a Mr.. Simmons, a
quantity of salt, &c. A Mr.. Harris,
contractor, buying corn for the rebels was
taken at Elizabeth City.
One of the guerrillas, lieutenant. was
hung by the regiment upen the evidence
OF his henious atrocities against the ipno-
cent and I'M Tending people. The expe-
dition secured the whole country and
enanclpated some thousand slaves. MANY
OF whom were sent down to Roanoke
Island, and the rest brought here. Union
meetings We're gotten up throughout the
country which We're largely and enthusi-
astlcally attended by the people,"
An intercepted letter from Columbia,
). T., states that Gov. Aiken, the richest
man IN the state at the time the rebellion
broke out, has been reduced to poverty.
Another letter from Savannah gives the
following list Of prices: ''Rice, % cents
Hour, SlO per barrel; soap, $3.50 per
pound ; candles, 81 whisky. $75 to 500
Tor common to fair; butter, SIS per pound
meat, $l per pound turkeys, $40 per
par; broadcloth coat and pan,aloons.
5000. My sons indulge, now and then.
N boots at $3.50, but cannot.n Quite
number of other letters obtained at the
anne time have been published, and thew
Nj agree in representing the state of things |
1t the South as most disagreeable and dis
ressing.
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geo. GRAVES q SON viii intro
~ duee to the peopie of Rutland County. on
saturday, Dec. 5th, Ladies' Boots and Shoes. with
Hea on 4 Joyce's
PATENT IMPROVED ELASTIC srRIr.
f58 SHANKe, @E s.
One Of the best improvements Of the day. Can
and examine them. 1--s -
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NTUcxY.--The Louisville Journal
6 the Kentucky Congressman, An
,, Clay, Smith and Randall, of
ecy. The trouble with the Journal
annot keey up with the Border State
esS.
A European Branch of the
fy Commission has been formed
ner'cans in Paris. 1, proposes 10
Ae collections in all the cities of
oor OF THE DRaFT.--The q uota
r'nghold, Mass, is 47e. OF this
= about 400 remain to be- raised.
republican is anxiously inquiring,
kt shall we do ?n
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FOR oouoHs, COL IS AND ooNsuAs TON.

The Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam is the m at
hie " approved medeiu ever dis overed. khas
stood Tie beat Of all tests, Tws, having had an I'M
preoedente sale OF aea' w forty years. 1t Is rec
o. nended by our he l,h sicians our most emil
nent citiseas the Press, the Trads, in fact by all
who tnow 1t. For certificates, which can he
gwen to almost any exteit see wrappers u each
bote, The proprietor will rhterfu " refund the
money II not entiiey satisfactory, Price SO cents
and 81 h. large bottles IN, oh The che pest. Bs
earsfaf 10 get ths gsasiss, which Is prrpar only
v REID, e III. CO, whoL sale riggi Is,
BosEo-. bold in vii nd by dealers generally.
81 6mv
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INTERRs TING TOPARsfTs AND aRAcH-
EkS hessrS. q. II. meier 4 o., 3 anu r.
rex street, tesion, are agan = 70 n ne . liquid
atn Tor atkhoards, -ai they have 10 y
interesting variety 4 Goods 81 ted W. h the Va ne
n ate ia Their Lesf sla'tsare cry bsanh vi
article md worthy OF notiot, s,nd for y q cul,r.
5!.ltx
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simeon A lien, w. NJ.
E. W. Liddell, S. w.
J. H. Thomas, j. w.
j. Il. Wilson, Treasurer,
G. 7. Dake, Secretary.
4. :. Chapman, s. d.
q. w. Ma,her. j. D.
e. D. D Billings, ls,.w.,,.
Fl. It. ! ewey, '''"aiSS'
X. Hanger, Chaplain. ...
r. w. H;d~, Marshal,
j. T. Kidder, Tyler.
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VERMONT HIsToRicAL SocIIrY.--At
the nextspecial session Of this Society, to
be holden at brandon, January 9th and
18Th, 1864, several papers of public in
te~st will he READ, Judge Smallsy will
read Memoir of the Lile AN / Service of
Stel hen a. Douglas; the Rev. John b,
Perry ofSwanton Will rad an Essay on
The Formal on ofLake lhlmplaln; g. g.
B'nrdici. Esq. wlil read papr on the
faiik If G,ii,sburg and tie part tho
Vim alters to,k therein. Biographical
Nome of toe la 0 hales Linsley hy Ed
ward Ple'rs, Ffq,, Of the Rev. George q
lnRrn oil, ID d., 10y John = Adams, ESQ.
81 the Rev. r. Manser Of Burlington, by
I gorge +. Honghtoo, Esq., are expected.
OH, r lUrers Ct general interest will be
read Of which due nolle will DO given, we
understand, by The local Committee Of Ar
engagements.
AcCiD EkTs.-Wale Bass, son OF Al
phens Bass, Esq., Of More,own, was
killed on Sa 'urday by being accidentally
thrown from load Of wood. The horses
had taken fright and ran, and in turning
corner threw him of, killing him, in
stantly.
Recently, Mr.. John Newton of Ferris
bargh went on to bis haystack to feed
his cattle. A sudden gust Of wind caused
him TO lose his ba ance, aud took the fork
from his hands. In falling he came in
contact with the tines Of the fork running
the three INTO The uppe. part of the rig ht
thigh between eight and nine inches.
TIE tines were Withdrawn with great
difficulty, and although the wounds have
healed, the effect of the accident has no,
passed off.
MAsoNIc.-At the annual election Of
Lee Lodge, No. 80, F. Il A. NJ, HYDE
vile, held Dec. %, the following officers
were Q ected:
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YIELDS WOODEN PUMPS-Wa,-
II rantei not to ffssse n the Winter, M
sale By DORS1Y, SWEET 90.
benson' VI. OF. 8, lses. 4lvsu
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Ic HOTELS, eRocEas REsrAusAsrs, Phi.
WAITE FAMILIES, 60.
The Subscribers have just received . fresh shIp
ment OF
so CASES ST. JULIEN AND HLORKAu
ARETS,
Which they oner for sale ~ New York prisss
Also, they have coustantIy on hand
Ln,ss ard WtU SsIsc,.d Ssoel of
Sss a9bEkiAs, FORTS, sHERR1ss..
Sol RB1E. OLb BE, soOTCR, aud IRish
gHAMfAGNEs OF all Eavorits brandn.
ENGLISH AND sCGTCH ALEs
kOk'p0N AND DUBLIN PORTERs,
HAVANA CIGARS.
ENGLISH SICKLEs, sAUOEs,
cHIiTok oHkDDER and HEGLIsH DAIRY
4 RDihEs KEMP's THEORETICALLY sIAL1p
sRfNCa, GERMAN and ENGLIsH ooRDIALs
cor CREs4, SELTZER, kIsSENGE r AMI ING.
lotes o0I.0EG, sQTCnoNe, IMPsRIAL, BY.
aON, YOUNG EYS0N TEAS,
VIII ~ extensive assortment CT
FANCY 6HOC1Mk5.
Ear SAFE b.
BININGER & &C.
Established i7.s.J
ErAnck1Sl9 Pa avenue. opeohts
.W ilarfs' Hotel. WA-hinston.
40 !ssa Sese:tsc small Lot Of 0aesrs 1It1uos
ssSS' soI
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TO HORSE OWNERS!

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMEN9
FOR fERSES is unrivaied BY any, and in an
or Wrenching, its effect fs magical and certsin.
Harness or Saddle Calls Scratches, %.nge, &C., Il
be easily prevented and cured in their incipient
stages, but confirmed cases are beyond the posi-.
bility of radical cure. No case of the kind how
waited by this Liniment and it's faithful spplios.
ton win always remove the Lamesess. and enable
the horses to travel with oompar alive sase,
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRYIT.

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMFNr
Is external remedy. is without q rival And viii
allie pain more speedily than any other prsn-
arstion. For all. Rheumatic and Nervous Dis.r.
ders il is truly infsllible. and q cuf alive for
Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises de-, its soothins
healing and powerful Strengthening properties ex,
cite the just wonder and astonishment of Ali Who
tifcatas of remarkable cures performed By il With
in the last two years, attest the fact.
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+ r lie 5 4 NJ A K

. H w n ~
Protected b. Royal L.Ittrs Patent Gy EasInad. ava
stcsfId By the Seas df :ie Ec0le lie Pharyn it
Pa'tS, ana :as Inlpsriol Colese Of Meiinns FisH.a
TRIESEMAR No
Is the erectuai remedy for RELAXATION, HPER-
MAT0RRHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF TIE
SYSTEM.
TRIFSFMAK Mo-
Completely and entirely eradicates ell traces OF
those disorders for which Copaiva and Cuhehs have
generally heea thought sntidote. to the ruin Of
the health OF q vast portion of the population.
TRIESEMAR No 3,
Is the great and remedy of the civilized scr5
for al impurities Of the system well as seconisrY
sympt oms Obviating the destructive use of Msr-
curry, as well as other deleterious ingredients as6
which all the Sarsaparilla in the world csnnst
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. /, 2 and 5 are alike
tiles. They are in the form of lozenge. ard ras,
lie on the toilet table without their being aus
pected.
Sold in tin cases At IS each, or four IS esses In
on for So, and in 81 cases, thus saving 50, ~
administered by Vslpean, Lallemand, RoH,, &c,
& C. Wholesale and retail by DR. II. A. BARROW,
"a, Bleecker stree, four doors from MacDouSaf
street New York. Immediately On receipt of re.
mittance, DR.. Barrow will forward Triesemar to any
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
s~cording to the Instructions Of the writer
Published also by DIR. BARROW, that popula.
and beautifully illustrated medical work Human
frailty. Price Is cents. Triesemar and Book can
Wsshing tOn, d. G. de IL r
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THE EVENING STAR.
SppAfl-AfteE onf report closed Yesterday
Nr. Collamer's bill 20 rearrange aud improve

srpArn--Aftet our report closed yesterday
Nr. Collamers bill to rearrange and improve
y = c.lal rIrang' ni-nt. was passed
BIT Wilson reported n bill to Increase the
x1mber OF Major and Brixadier Generals in
IT, voiEI ter service.
Ut. sumner presented p ttion from coiored
people OF New Jersey protesting against any
.. i.Tcf fiRfIon for colonization.
Dr.. Fo- ter offered resolution requesting
H- President, IL ret Incompatible with public
~ icsi, t. lay Ecfore the Senate any CORES
yOrGsrcr between France aaG tEiS country IN
IT, sBbi-ct Of mediation, other measures
tosibg To a termination of the war.
The bill t. establish q uniform system 81
rsfloh al currency Sas taken up ana ConsId-
cred.
foCeE--Aftrr orr report closed
The Till authorizing the Secretary of tia
Navy - adjust the equitable CLAIMS o: con
tractors, vas, after discussion, r-commitfen
TIE report OF the COTuIritte- on Elections.
ssnsludiRg with resolution declaring that y.
+. iar GERS IS ertitl. q - 4 scat As Representa-,
rIye from LoUi-iana, was taken up and dis
eu-sed by Messrs. Maynard, 1h"ma. Of Ms,
Fiat. Dawes, Porter, Noel, Bingham, snd
4erxies.
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1861 THE 1853 !
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THE GREAT At d ;2a"lR. aour,
WASHINGTON f AID BALTIMORE
WEST, soRf Il VI sHin' AND Il "a ssourHwEs-.
the Northern Central Railroad Company, northeast
and ssS
SPLENDID SLEEPING TSs, CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
PASSENGERS VIII take the s q n and 2 "A trains,
I'M 9a made WITH ara o h:
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
sfEs 1t. On and s sar
road for all parts of the West.
FREIGHTs
BY this route Freights OF all descriptions Gan oe
forwarded to and from s.lX point on the Railroads
sf Ohio, Kentucky, Inssns, Illinois, Wisconsin,
iowa. or Missouri, by Rdiir@nh ds,ee:,
The Pennsylvania Central tai'rosd Also connects
= ior%srdes to any port sn the Ohio asssiasua.
sippi. wisconsin,, Missouri, Kansas; Arkansas, ana
BED Rivers and At Cleveland sandusky, End Obi
..ion Of TIER Frass to this Gop.ay can rel,
Of sSHir and any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
are at az times az Garorabls eha.ssf by otAH
Railroad Companies.
- Be pG-:ieulsr to mark packages Via Psnna
Central HI r.
wH BROWN, Ag't Northern Central K B.,
No. so North street, Raltimere,
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen Su perintSndent, Altoona, Pa,
I. L. HQUPT. Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
Ii. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent Phils-
dslphia. Ian 1-lyr