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Public Resoiution-No


Resolution for the protection of soldiers and
their heirs
Resolved hy the Senate and House of Repre-
saut-tires of the United States of America in Cen
s9ess assenibI d. That the accounting officers Of
the treasury and pay department who charged
with the settlement ami p-yment of boTnties due
t. oilers their heirs be, and they hereby
directed TO pay TO be paid the found
due the said soldiers their heirs in person.
Or by transmitting the amount to them direct in
draft drafts, payable TO his, her, their
s,rder through the Freeimer's Bureau. or
state agents appointed specially for that pur-
f,s.s. governors Of national asyiuRs. pension
a-ent oi the district where he. she, they
reside, and not to any claim -ert upon any
power of attorney, transfer, or assignment
whatever.
SIC. , aad be it further resolved. That any
officer OF clerk of any of the executive depart
rlsnts of the government who shall be lawfully
detailed to investigate frauds, attempts TO de-
.fant, the government, any irregularity or
rliscon inct Of any officer agent of the United
fr.tes. shall have power To administer oatis to
rfiiisvits taken m the course of any such investi
CATION
sac ;. And be it further resolved. That the |
fees allowed by law to attorneys agents shall
be reserved by the pay department said pension
agent and paid said agent attorney when |
s:y such fees are due for services rendered in pro-
curiae such bounty or bounties, and not other |
wise.
APPROX d. April 10. 1899
Public ResOlation-So. T.
joint Resolution authorizing the transfer Of Ger
tain appropriations heret0f re made
Be II resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
rosentstives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be. and he is hereby, authorized and tii-
fectei 20 the sam of seventy Height thousand
4 iisrs 70 be transferred fran the approI,r iatio
FIR :. paper for the puhlic printing, contained in
he act eutitlei :. An act making appropriations
i,f the legislative, executive, and Judicial eN |
pens-- IF the government fr the year ending
Inre thirtieth eighteen hundred and sixt y-nine,'
approved on the twentieth Of July, eighteen hun
~ AMI -ixty-eight, in aid Of the appropriations
u.,,. med in tie same act for the following pur-
..-e AM, in the following proportions, TO Wit
Pc. Contingent expenses Of the office Of Con-
email Printer, three thousand dollsrp. II
the public printing, sevenfy-fye thsnsand
L. April 10, 1850.
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rOPFIcIAL.l
LAWS OF Tue UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
fPublic Resolution-Ne. 3

A Resolution relative TO consular fees.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives of the United States of America in Con
Cress assembled. That section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty-three Of the public acts
Of the thirty-ninth Congress, approved July
twenty-five. eighteen hundred and sixty-six, be
ald is hereby, declared TO take effect from anu
after january first, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury in obediance to the provision of said
section and which accrued prior to said first day
of January, eiLhteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out of consular receipts
Approved, March &c, 1859.
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A Resolution extending the time for the compile
ton of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives Of the United States Of America in
Coz, gress assembled, That the time for the COM
p!etion Of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal be- and the same is hereby. extended to
the third day of March, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one.
Approved, April 10. 1850.
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rPubHc Re-olution-No. g

Resolution respecting the pr1Vi'ioHdI go'e'H-
ments Of Virginia and Texas.
Resolved hy the Senate and House O.! htEie-
septatiyes of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the persons now ne. gii7
civil offices in the provisional governments o. ~
GINA and Texas, who cannot take ana subscribe
the oath prescribed by the act entitled Al aS'
to ,,-ascrihe an oath Of office and for other pur
POSES approved July ., 1862, shall. ca the pas
sage of this resolution, lie removed thertlF'fh
and it shall be the duty of the district comnaI !
ers to fill the vacancies created 10y the appoint
viipd That tHe provisions Of this resolution shall
not amply 10 persons v ba by reason q the re
movaI of their disabilities as provided IN the
fourteenth amendment TO the Constitution sh9l
have qualified tor any office in Tursn nee ~ Ile
act entitled An act prescribing an "fih - once
by persons from whom legal disabilities shali have
been removed" approved July eleventh. elgh-
be- and is hereby extended 10, and MAZE apph-
cable to the state Of Mississippi
Z
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President of the Senate pro tetnpore-
Endorsed by the President: Reserved feUrn-
airy 9Th, 1s69." E..
fNote by the Department Of State The io,e-
going resolution having been presented 10 the
President of the United States for his approval,
and not having been returned by linn TO me
bonsa Of Congress where ii originated within the
time prescribed by the Constitution 81 the United
States, has become a law without his approval
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In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.

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accompanying Diseases IN all disorders ofthe Blad-
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TPubIicResolntion-No III

Observation-Disclosures II.
Joint Resolution concerning vacancies in the Ad
juiant Generals department.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the vacancies existing in
the Adjutant Generals department at the time Of
the passage of the act approved Marrh third,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, "making ap-
preparations for the support Of the army for the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred snd
seventy, and for other purposes" be, and the
sniA act.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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PRIVATE DISEASES

In Males and lrregularitesin Females are the great
destrDyers of heath. They insidousIy attack the
| system and gradually undermine and destroy it !;
they drive the bloom from the cheek. the Iustre
from the eye, the strength and sigor from the
frame, they give puny an / diseased offspring and
poison through successive generations, the race Of
man. The marks can be seen in scrofula, Con
sumption, Cripples, the ldotic, the Paralytic the
Insane.
There is more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the contami-
nation Nenerial Poison. The mildest FORMS by re-
treating the BLOOD hold the one aiflic-
ted, the sword OF destruction that is liable at any
moment to fell and blight-to utterly iestroy-aiI
earthly hopes
MERCURY, recogn Zed as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the
yenerial. doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that pernicioGs MI ERAL Pei
son, are cured the disease has only assumed
anew form.
Do NorBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the s9s-
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath he apparently smooth surface to burst
out in the future with virulence that will battle
the effects OF medicine. When Perfect CURES can
be obtained by consulting "A physician, whom long
practice and thorough in ves CATION into the causes
Of Diseases OF tue UNHeARY ORGANS, enable to
determine at once the cause Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor care;
PERFECT SPEEDY. and PERMANENT CURES,
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We we're graf'lei 90 Eotce tla, : accom-
plsl=l -eut.eu-l aai tss-1er defended. with
much force. cits-i-a. eiacs'ion. la be address.
She other dsv. 40 p Tertiary enter. One Of the
most ua.ic,4..e anil aiuirtdI. i-i'ures u the
lay IS tle .-le-- g.l 90 tHa - culture
~ those religious denominations ,ls7 once looked
st it asssrce. tne tc.-ois-s have long ago
given up trt.r ideas Ci a- uueIur.-t. ministry,
aud are establishing schools a-l ieces IN
which their u.csps-e5s can h,ye tI- pa-t con-
p.e;e classic. ana -r.rltl1 1-E--. And the
Free Wi Baptist, el7 once almost .hasgttits
sin tnat a mtn should h..vs any other ur-pars-
ton !os tie ministry t1au the g.it o i4e spirit,
are following after taeu. Everywhere RE ten
dency Is 90 advance Size grade OF education and
the culture of profess mai men. Tine excellent
President j no- 20 tElt 10 TIE stress g lays
upon classical study. We can conceive q, hing
more ie> ra6ls than tiqta place even i1 oar corn
mon schools sh0u. be found for t-reeE and
Latin. It Is We, 90 uu-e c1,dreu 90 iutc. c.i-ctual
difficulties, ami maze he .ia Ui .u5 yuGu- stu
dent. what r. ough; % oe e. E.r o5 c1nsderable
labor. IL Is necessary 20 read them H psier 10
understand our oau. The two .l.is..t languages
are -lors beautiful t.rsn sng muieFu lsncuag-.
Compared to them A. vehicles u trourrt. All
modern languages are dull sra -ii colt-v-'l.
And they penetrate 0Ir modern i-uyueEts. Civ
ing them their highe>t Gud best trn. and
..
-
s,I'-s ,l'. - - ~
larguagcs viii give. And especially 40 one Who
j. hitting for the ministry should renain gno-
I'u. % ..' -'-7' III "4''N 'I' '''''
~ t'''TL
81, Snou.' i, = ~ ~
'ue si"i! '' ''9 '.'- ' '""
SIous 'u' !'e"-, ne Pr ''''i -.
non en- suYi y S5i'ly Ns'' ""e ~ ,''
'he ol4 sh'A sou'siS 'i '' - A'' SUI
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~ HL'HtSDA1, \ lV. y.
is introdao and r,ferred-By Nir. joyce
% Hutihud, ia amendment Of sec Z. Of an a,.f to
incorporate the kliihjon Aiilroad Co.: O.. .a.,-
miJiee oa railroads.
By Dir BIsbee Of Newport, in sIii-iaa 10
chap %, 5, relating to me saie aua re..iirs
Of houses of public worship; 20 committee On
education.
by Ar. Barnes Of FeTrisburgb. to INCORPORATE
'he Nereeunes Navigation Go; 20 cummittee on
corporations
By Mr.. Estey Of Brltisboro. to incorporate
the brai'iehoro PhGaiI Co, 10 committee on
Corporations.
by Mr. Aifen Of Leicester. in amendment Of
chtp -, g. $. relating to the grand l-t, Ire
qnirng the listers 20 set iu the li-r ail persona
property without any dslu ,iion for debts aw wnE:l
% committee or grand ist
BY Mr. kings Jury of Stannard, Incorporating
The town q S,auuard, TO committee on towu
lines
BY Mr. Chamberlain OF Crafjsbury. TO pay Ir,
y Dduon the sum therein named to COMMITTEES
on claims
By Mr.. Joyce Of Rutland, relating to the
company rendering Connecticut River navigable
BY Bellows Falls; lchanging name TO Bellows
Fails Canal tompanyl; 20 cOmmiftee on cor
poritious.
8y Mr. Bs6ee Of Newport, to pay Milton
Clark the sum therein named; TO committee on
claims
By Mr.. Wealherhy Of Cambridge, laying tax
on the County Of Lsmoiile; to select commitiee
consisting OF the members from the county OF L.
moilie
By Mr.. Long Of Peru, to legaIize the grand
list Of the town of Perm COR 1859, to Committee
on grand list.
By Mr.. Graham Of Winhall,to incgrporate the
Manchester and Jamaica Railroad Company; 10
committee on railroads
Bill- read the third tme-H "a. to change
The naue of Ira Cary: passei
H ~. to leg'.lire the grand lit Of the town Of
Barton for the years therein named; passed
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Among the duels which deserve to be recorded
IS that between the cele6rated Irish barristers.
John Philpot Curran and John Egan, nicknamed
/" Bully Essn." The latter WAS a man Of i'm
mense sin, while Curran MAS slim and short
The chances Of being hit were therefore, in fivor
Of the former, for (as Curran said) It was like
firing 1t haystsck. Curran therefore proposed
to equalize the chances by chalkibg lines on
Egan's body, 80 as to mark out his (Curran's)
size thereon, and BY agreeing that no sio, should
eourf 'rhieh took Gfset outside Of these lines
Sc. Paul, MINI, Srbids :" any woman Of evil
fame or nams" from riding In its streets
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Bills introduced. etc BY Mr. johnson OF
Shoreham. in addition to section 10. chapter S.,
G. S, relating to the re-apprsisal Of real estate
in certain cases; 10 committee on grand list.
By Mr.. Rice Of We-tford in addition 10 chap
ter IS, G. 5, relating to grisimills; to general
committee
Mr.. Frisbie of Poultney moved 10 reconsider
the vote refusing the third reading Of Il. I4T. 70
protect hsh in Huney's pond, which motion wss
agreed 10, and the bill WAS recommi,ted to the
general committee
Mr.. Joyce Of Rutland presented sundry remon,
strances. agtinst the passage Of the bill Giving
sundry persons power to improve Gnyan and
BelyiieIe Rivers. which we're referred to the
general committee. Is follows Of Curtis Brown
and IL others Of J. o. Wescot and 2s others.
Of AmbOrse Chase and IS others
By MIR. Hunt Of ST. Albans. for the relief Of
Gilmore & brainard; to committee on claims
By Sir. Stanton Of Roxbury, to pay o. W. Or
cutt the sum therein named; 10 COMMITTEES 90
claims
By SIR. Clark Of Randolph, rslating TO the
Normal Schools Of this State; TO committee on
education.
By Mr. Stevens Of Colchester. TO Incorporate
Colchester Butter and Cheese Manufacturing
Company; to committee on corporations.
By MIR. Hunt Of ST. Adams, by REQUEST, in
amendment Of sections IS and 70, chapter 33.G
S, relating to process; 10 COMMITTEES on judici-
ary.
By Mr.. Hunt of st. Adams, by request, in re-
lstIon to the continuance Of csnses in the County
Court; to committee on Judiciary
BY Mr. Nichols Of Dandy. TO incorporate the
Mount Holly and DANNY Railroad Co TO COM
mites railroads.
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Tie Society were rendered to Gen. Grour, ior b
eloquent and interesting address.
1t the close Of the oration Gov. ashbur
Fas called upon Tor s0mu remarks The Co
protested g,odulturediy against teng called O
without moment notice, but spoke sp'l
and With ,prir, Of the relation Of this off
society 10 tle people ami TO the General Assem-
bly,, and tue service it Is doing yer by year II
recalling aud recordiag the events Of the war
ana IN re-eniorcinr i;s lessons
Judge Sjeele was next called on. lie said Z
had heretofore refused 10 speak on these re
union occasions because be considered thes
moments sacred to the memories OF tie service
Judge S. eioqueu,y urged that the festival @
the soldier Is indeed the festival Of the State
The results won by our soldiers are the treasur
OF the Commonwealth. Whoever would roo th
soldier OF a single laurel leaf rol- every Yer
monter We have heard Tonight ci the heroi
history cf early Vermont Above both earl
fable and the proui history OF tde psst, Ne iua.
put the story Of the deeds and slcri6ces of the-
heroes @, the last war As olr fathers cat "
the debt of 1872, ty ihe tsrid degelope,
the .astry Of the country. ami secured ou
reae able sell reliance, so uoH. from the evil
, of 81 strife, We may p.ucA valuable IT.
suit J. he responsibility Of the citizen, i1 vote
10 Asof, and to watch, for tine preservation o.
the Herues and the purity Of our institution
vas rcibly urged. How long is it since lr
ecu. y found that though subduei re
uelIi.n, it could % aud officers able and houe-
and bold enough 90 collect the Sl.skey tax
with tribute 10 the s..ert voices auI ab
sent forms OF the brave men who reat out wi.a
these officers ta return no more, Judge sje.l
closed q very eloquent and beautiful speech
t.l j. ID. Patr, N. c. eleo, of Virginia, for
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10 Ha sHned INTO my mIqa- ''~ IN M +L-
mud5le in INV mind have cleared ava, above
bit. : bore
The bearer, were preparing 3D. carry him
away. While thev were arranging how To
20. stephen again spoke tJ has friends
Often as COON 60 myseln, he said, again
referring to the star. and found it shining
on me down there IN mr trouble, ] throwt
IL we're the star as .Iidrd % 1ur S1yiour's
home. aWmust .hiu- .t Be tac very
STAR
Tlcy lifted him up. and Ae wa over
loved t0 find that tlev were about o. take
him Ia the direction whittier the star seem
cd o. him 20 lead
Rachael. beloved las Don't let % nv
hand we NAV walk together nighr. my
dear
will hold thv hand. and -.cu I..i.e
thee. stephen. ail the wav.'
Bless thee Win eombr1- 81. r'ea..f @,
c1over my face
They carried him very .....v a.a1. rie
fields, and down the lane-. a..- over the wide
iani-.ape. Rachael always aoliin- the
hand in hers. Nc,v few whispers h-9ae
the m1urnlul silence. lt was soon d. funeral
procession The star bad shown him where
20 find the God of the poor; and through
humility and sorrow and flrsivene,s he bad
gone 70 his Redecmcr's rest
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heaven. The same incident Is mentioned iD
Tiny Tins history. >rla-e had ASKED r..e
spirit TO let him .sc some tender
ness connected with q ae-h, where
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JohnsioEn. New York, manufactures So .00o,-
w worth OF gloves IN yesr-mostly from deer,
sneep, horse, and calf skins. The families for
twenty mules around the town are nearly all. TO
s'ne extent, engaged in the manufacture.
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arun!0u soslciy of Vernon .'floes-.
sixth ANNUAL ,iErTNG



MONTPELIEE, Nov J, Ie'''
The sixth animal MEETING Of the Reunion S.
ciety. onened ot the State House. in Moutpelier
on Thursday Nov an 1859 at lOa. -.
Col samuel + piu~raa Presidsnt o. th,
Society tool the .b,.r. and t-e journal OF th,
last niestin,, vs. rssd L,- sfs;or ! ; Peck, Re
c,riin,, Sesra,,,-.
The Tressnrer's ,e,,ort vas read by Gen. P. P
Pitkio Tressnrar si,opin,, = .li-bt deficit (oi
81 Gq1 in tho Trses,,r,
4 co,nroittco - nominate oiii,.a-. for the wear
ensuinr was sr,oipted CONSISTING, of AL officer
from each reqioIa,t and batterv represented, a.
f.iIa,-s
1st Re- Cl r F.rnbsm
nd al Tr9c-.
3rd Cant French
an Lent G q Kirsrs,
5tb. Sur. Russell
itl, Mai Shepard.
stb- Can't Tlwar5 D.,-sy
9th, Capt. 4. f. IeagenWorth.
lOts Cant , r V,i.rtine
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15-h Ads 7 7f po'or.
lGth. Lieut.. k. Hasliu,
1-th. Lt-C.l Krqr7
lst Cav, Lieut.. Farrington
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3fsr 80, -. i.rr..;o ,i., motion
MS ,,--ts3
on mote, ., Gan, y.,....re. .psnlei on
motion Of sfr B.ge,ow +. vas voted that the
next ,1estinr, be- tzIJ an Inc q. Wednesday in
- Is-l
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AFTER RN0ON.

Third reading ordered.-S 10, creating lie
-rees in the crime Of murder
; 80, incorporating the Alburgh. Highgate.
and Plattsburg Steamboat Co, with amend
mentsl,
: 5, Incorporating the Northern Vermont and
Lake Chsmplain + r Co, [with amendments,
making it connect with the VI. Central at Essex
Junction, and not allowing it to connect with the
Rutland R. R
: so, providing fo- taxing stock in Trus,
Cos
Bills passei-H %, in relation 20 new trials.
Bills introduced and referred.-By Mr. Oryis,
in amendment Of chap. 50, G. 5, rproviiing
that notice Of protest or non-paymeut OF note,
bill or check, snail charge party living in town
10 which the note is payable, if such notice i
deposited in some post office IN said town; TO
committee on printing
By Mr.. Hutchinson of Franklin, repealing
secs. 60 and 62 Of chap. %, G. s; 70 mmittee
on printing
The Chair appointed the following committee
on dnsl adjournment, Sens. DicAerman and
Dewey Of Windsor
Ats p m. the Senate went into Executive
Session
The doors being opened, the Serate aijourne5.
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