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'f mot lit half past twelve o'clock, to witness the ooreajoniijs the administration of the oatll to the Governor. Ou motion of Mr. Morrill, voted tlmt a coui-tnitice of three be appointed, one from tlio Sonata and two from the House, to wait on the Governor and inform bim of his election, and conduct him to tho bar of tlio Hdusj, to roooivu the oath of office. The Ctiuir appointed the fallowing coiuiuit-toe Mossra Pierpoint, Steele, and Spencer, who performed that service, aud Governor Fletcher appeared and was sworn. After the Administration of the oath, tho annual message of the Govurnor was read, after which the Senate withdrew and tho House a I-journed.

AFTERNOON. The select committee to whom was referred the bill repealing tho act of 1855, relating to the bringing of units, rrportnd favorably with slight amendments, whiuli were adopted. A motion by Mr. Powers, that the rules he suspended rn order to pass the hill to the third reading, prevailed and the bill passed unanimous1). Tho Speaker announced tho committee on printing, viz Mr.

Stacy of Burlington, Mr. Kimball of lJalcolm of Cavendish. A communication was received from the Gov ernor, notifying the House of the appointment of Win. U. shaw, Jwq ot ISui lirigton, us secretary of Civil and Military Affairs Publiis Bills introduced and referred to the Committee on Printing.

My Mr. Powers, for the relief insolvent debtors. Bv Mr Stoddard, amending section 1 and 7, chapfr 1 of the Compiled Statutes, relating to tlio oiioiee ot electors oi rrosicieiu ana ice President of the United States, providing that Dersons who can now vote on oue years' resi dence, may vote on throe months' residenco next orecedinst tho election, if he is a oit'uen of the United States and has resided therein five years next nrecodine tho election Resolutions. Mr Powers, that tlio Joint V. les of hist session be adopted until otherwise adopted.

Mr Crosby, that 500 copies of the Governor's Message be printed for the use of tho members. Amended to 1,000, and adopted. By Mr. Allien, that a Joint Assembly meet ou Thuis I ly, at 10 o'clock A. lor the pur pose of ''lectins Supreme and Circuit Court and on motion of Mr.

Bradley, the resolution was laid upon the tablo. Iiy Mr. Marsh, of Brandon, that so of the Governor's Message us relates to Slavery, be referred to a select committoo of seven adopted. 'r The resolution in reference to ventilating the Hill of tho House, was called "up and adopted. Adjourned.

Saturday, Oct. 11. Senate. Prayer by the Chaplain. Petitions.

By Mr. Flint, of Jaincs IJ. Hutchinson, and seventy-six others, praying for the protection of citizens of this State, residing in Kansas; roleired to the select committoo on Slavery. -From the House, for committee 10 canvass voles for county officers for eleotion of State Officers at 10 A. M.

on Tuesday next; for publication of oloetion sn-mon and adopting joint rules for tho time being suspending the tenth joint rule, to allow the passage of bill repealing act of 1855 relating to the bringing of suits; adopted. By Mr. Pierpoint, that the Senate now proceed to elect standing committocs; adopted. On motion of Mr. Phelps of Windham, the rules providing for tho election ot the chairmen of the several standing committees by ballot was suspended, and the Senate proceeded to the election of tho standing committees and tho following were elected Committoo on Finance Mr.

Warner, Chairman. Phelps, (Gaboon. Committee on Judiciary Mr. Pierpoint, Chairman, Keyes, Underwood Committee on Claims Mr. llotehkiss, Chairman.

Wright. VVilaun. Committee on Education Mr. Converse. Chairman, Flint, Itoyca.

Committer on Agrioultu.ro Mr. Grogory, Chairman, Mtrsli, Birbcr. Cominitte- on Manufactures Mr. Bliko, Chairman, Field, Colo. Committee on Elections Mr.

Johnson, Chairman, Thompson, Walker. Committee on Military Affairs Mr. Davis, Chairman, I) wight, Jones. Committee on Roads Mr. Huuton, Chairman, Burton, Johnson.

Committw on IJ inks Mr. niton, Chairman, Willard, Wires niitee on Land Taxes Mr. Thompson, Chairmm, lliynolds, Flint. Gmirtl P.i-lpj, 0u: avi. Field, Barber.

By Mr. Hotohkiss, tliat so much of tho Gov ernors message as relate to suDject ot Slavery, 1)3 refrrroj to a select committee o( itQ ful, i01ise Rtland and Windsor, th-ej, to be appointed by tlio President adopt- petition. Of John N. Morse und others lied, and tho President appointed Me.isrs. Under-! t10 nutation of Bradley Vale to the towns of wood, Converse and Gregory.

Concord and Kirby referred to general com- Dills. From tho House, Tepialing act of Adiournerl. 1855, in relation to th.) bringing of suits ra ferred to committee on tho judiciary. Reports. By judiciary comaiittee, in favor of lloase hill to repeal act of 1855, relating to the bringing of actions.

Mr. Pierpoint ive.l that the rules of tho Scruto hi N-iipvi-loJ, so that tho bill miybj pawd t') lie! tbird reading immediately. by Mr. Hotebkiss. Sapportod by Messrs.

Pierpoint, Huniott, Un derwood aa I Hit w'u slid tint they had ox a taa bill with nre.it caro, and were s.itis-fi '1 that it w.u jo -t what was needed as an immediate itru.K'. Saits were baing brought un der the law oi fast as lawyers could and in dntant parts of the State, whero ths cxpjnsis of litigation weromiw than the amount of the Mr Hitchkiss withdrew his ohjcnthn, when Mr. Gaboon objected that tha hill would not entirely effect tho object proposed, lie thought tho Senate should delay its passage long enough to 83J if soma in coal not be devised that would be mora effectual on more euec.a. Mr. Benton wasol tho same opinion, ana thought it should lie on the tablo till afternoon, He was willing to go to the very verge of power, in remedying the evils of thoshaaty legislation of last session.

Tho motion to suspend was carried, and the bill passod by a unanimous vote. Reso'utmn. By Mr. Davis, that tho Senato now proceed to olect a committoo on joint rules; adopted, and Messrs Underwood ofCliittendenj and Caiioon of Caledonia were elected. Ou motion of Mr.

Pierpoint, tho Senate ad-joilrnid. House Prayer by Rov. Eli Ballon Resolutions. by Mr. Billings, thanking R)v.

Dr. CliiU. fur bis a action sarmon. reouesttna a requesting a copy lor tlio press, anl oruering too puunoS ui onii thmisLml coni. '8 tiduntuu.

Mr Birtlinlrj.naw, for tha uloction of ou VVolnaj luy, next, al 10 12 A mliritid. Ily Mr. Sowars, tspamtling the tunth rue tor tlie pjrposiot lint notion up.jii.uo bill wpsalina art ot lfl-u, ralattn 10 t.a nnng- ina of aiiu. ft'io VVailiin2tjn Co. M.

surtnoj Oi. niittor: adootel, and con-juri'dd in by the Sunate. Public Hills referred to the. Cjmmittee on ur. niiMmnwn, miioioUhaptorrCJ'npile'i sunitos as pro- i- Judieuvy Co.iiuiUee.

tide, br ooi of a State St.p.nntoudent IJ leh.nea to of comriion sehools gunl pn.nerty from attachment and esocutiori. I Mr. Marsh of Brandon, in addition to act ftnd 1852. Hating to witnesses, married women be U) eptad; refer- P-idin, lor the Sm. of aetioiis in the County Court to Commission-, of 70 increa8e7l to one thou-and, in-ers the discretion of Court, and Vmidred dollar.

now to Coin- Mr. Merrill, to exempt highways from tho operation of the btatute ot limitations. I5yMr. Colby, to rostriot the right of appal 11-0111 11K Ifri('ni8 Or JIISHCHS Ul Jjeivoo exceclinK (SO. instead of $10.

os toM by it ie Deaee unless tiie present statnto.J nelerrea to jociciary committee without printing. By Mr. Wend, in relation to checking bag- EiiM on railroads, requuina every piece of to be checked under a of $10 and By Mr. Merrill, in relation to the rezulutions of burial grounds. Jsy Mr.

iatt, to cnlargo tho jurisdiction of justurs, in civ il cases. By Mr. Kimball, in reference to the Grand L'St, that no deduction from the valuation of persoiml pr ijiiTtv s'mll be made bv listers for any do'ns due. uy Mr. liradley, in relalion to writs of error, repealing section 75, chapter 29 of compiled statutes referred to indict arv committee.

Private Bills. Bv Mr. Field, to nnv D. Senile $3,25, referred to committee on claims. By Mr.

Stewart, to construe act amiexinc a. part of tho town of Addison to the town of eybndgi', so us to embrace lands surveved bv Carlos Blake referred to a select committee of live. By Mr Stoddard, to nnnex Bradley Valo to the towns of Concord mid Kirby referred to the general committee. Petitions. Ot Richard Burrows and others, read on motion of Mr.

Cross laid on the tablo. Of Cyrus C. Benjamin, for the preservation of fish in St. Albans Bay referred ton select committee of three from" Franklin County-, Tho Chair announced us coinmittco on joint rules, M-ssrs. Colby and Hutchinson.

Mr. Stacy moved that the resident officiating clergyman be invited to officiato in rotation; adopted. Mr Merrill moved that when the House adjourn it be until Monday next, at 1(1 o'clock A.M. Opposed by Mr I'owns, Tho ayes and nays being demanded, were, ajes 52, nays Tho Chair announced tho committee to whom was referred so much of tho Governor's Mes sage as relates to tho subject of Slavery Messrs. Marsh of Brandon, Underwood of I Hardwjck, Woodurd.of W.estford,.

Hubbard of Stockbiidge, Meacbaiu ol'N. Haven, Watson of Guildhall, Bacon of Sunderland Tho Sargeant at Arms appointed, and the Speaker approved for officers of the House, tho following Milton Cutler, Door Keeper. W.u T. 111! UN ham, "I EiuENK F. Skinnkr, Charles Wfjii), Monkoe Poland, Adjourned.

afternoon. Senate Resolutions By Mr. Benton, by request that when the Senate adjourn-, it bo to meet on Monday at ll o'clock A. adopted. On motion of Mr.

Hotebkiss, so much of the Governor's message relates to Education, was referred to the committee on Education. On motion of Mr. Benton, so much the Governor's message as relates to military affairs, was referred to the committee on militiry affairs. On motion of Mr. Royce, so much of tho Governor's message as relates to tho attaching of property on mesne process was rofcrrcd to tho committee on the judiciary.

On motion of Mr. Converse, so much of the Governor's message as rul ites to tho prohibitory liquor law, was referred to the general committee. On motion of Mr Davis, so much of the Governor's message as relates to agriculture was referred to the coinimttee on agriculture. On motion of Mr. Davis, so much o.

die Governor's messago as relates to banks was referred to tho committee on banks. On motion ol Mr. Underwood, so much of tho Governor's message as relates to the subject of railroads, was referred to tho committoo on roads. Report. By the judiciary eominicleo, Senate bill repealing the act of 1855, relating to tho bringing of suits, that tho ought not to pass, as it has already beep suspended by a bill of the House for tho same purpose.

Adjourned. House. Tho Governor's Secretary announced to tho Housj that the ivernor had approved the bill repealing an act entitled an not in reference lo the bringing of suits, approved Nov. Uth, 1855. Resolutions.

By Mr. Merrill, that all bills ordered to be printed, have also printed with thum the name of tho mover udopUd Bv Mr. Cross, that so much ot the Governor's messago as relates to temperance, he referred to a select committee of nine adopted. By Mr.jSaiith of Shelborne, that so much of the Governor's message as relates to common schools, be referred to the committee on education adopted. By Mr.

Powers, providing for joint assembly on Tuesday next, at 3 o'clock to hear the report of tho committee appointed to canvass the votes for county officers, judges of probate, and justices of the peace, and to elect such of thosa officers as is found necessary adopted. Public, bills introduced and. referred to Committee on Printing. Bv Mr. Stewart, granting ovMnvm ioriibetion to the United States over Monday, Oct.

13. Prayer by tho Chaplin. Resolutions. By Mr II inton, that tho ate proceed to tho election of it committee of three from each Congressional District to can-j vass the votes for Representative to Congress adopted, On molion of Mr. Huuton, if was ordered that the said committees be appointed by the President.

By Mr Converse, that the President appointed a committee of three on Printing adopted. The President appointed the committee to can vass votes for Representatives to Congress, as follow First District Mr. Burton, Marsh, Warner. Second District Messrs. Phelps, Johnson, Walker.

TAirrf District. Messrs. Wilson, Colo, Hotebkiss Committee on Printing Messrs. Phelps, Blake, Davis. Petitions.

Bv Mr. Hotebkiss, of Wui. H. Shepard aud others, praying for an net to in- corporate the society known as tho Literary ti Bills introduced. By Mr.

Gregory, in nuicnd- mer.tof an act to prohibit too trallie in intoxi eating liquors referred to tho committee on Printina By Mr Keyes, to incorporate tho Windham Bank relerred to the committee on Banks. By Mr. Keyes, in addition to ihe thirty-fourth chap, of compiled statutes; referred to committee on Printing By Mr. Ilotchkiss. to incorporate tho Literary Adelphi of Fairfax to coumiittee on Education.

By Mr. Benton, to change the name of Emily ia t.i; ivnrl maUinrr nBraons tho in men- tioneJ referred to general committeo. I On motion of Mr. Koyon, tlie Sjuato adjotivii-I od. House.

1'raver dv iwv. mt. ijoru. Public Bills. By Mr.

Morrill, relating to fin estate convoi c.j8tlin(.e 0f any public bkhway .1 F. II nut lot trnotoH na Ull illlY oai u. breach of warranty; to cuiumitteaun pruning. By Mr. Howard, toauiend seo.

3. of chap 34 of C.S., relating to deposition of witnesses, lna-te clmneerv to issue sub f.mceson tha mhw fcnoes t0 bo to ei T. TJ.inlin Couim tee on I r.nt.ng Ro Me. Powpm. that the salaries ol Juugea of the Supreme Conrl shall be $1800, and tl.oy f.ir for official services ror- furmed, and tho office of reporter bo abolish- ed to Co-n on llm thfl s.

carpet tho lob- By Mr. Lewis, that much of the Governor's Message relating to the Militia bo referred to the Coinuiittoe in Alihtary Aff.irs adopted. By Mr. Turrill, that iivich of tho Govern or Wessao us relates to lilni.idi to Com niitee on lioads; adopted. be referred i By Mr.

Atwood, that a committee ofono from each county be appelated to roport ou mileugo adopted. iiy air. iiulcom, that so much of the Gpvcrn- ui luesaitirH rt iimno- ru nwi ttrunnv to a Select Committee of seven adorited. .3 By Mr. Hutchinson, that the Speaker be in-stiucted to invito tho Hon.

Solomon Foot ro address the Ilouso on snob national snbject as ho should prefer at seven o'clock this evening, in the Hall of the House on motion of Mr. laid upon the table. By Mr. Kimball, that the Committee on Claims be instructed to oxatuiue report of Sar-geant- at arms, us to expenses since September 1854 adopted. l5y Mr.

Jfowcrs, calling on the Auditor ol Accoifnlsfor tho number of copies of tho VtTi xwpori, price per sinco low anopteu. Kv Mr. Hi.i By Mr. Marsh, that so much of the Governor's Message as relates to manufactures adopted. Public Bills reerred.

To onlarga the. Mom stead, Mr. Power's bill; to Gen. Com. In relation to the cs i of Jails and prisons, for the detention of fugiiivo slaves to a Select Committee of five.

Relating to the eleotion of electors of President and Vice President of U. to Committee on Judiciary, The Chair appointed as Select Committoo on bill to annex a part of Addisou to Weyhridgo Howard ol Danville, Howe ot Dover, Carlton of Marshfield, Post of Hinosluirgh, beleot Coinmittee to whom was relerred poti tionofCyruS C. Benjamin, for preservation of in St. Alhnns li.iv Laud ol fcnos- burgh, Ulford of Fairfax, Goodspced of Mont goinerv. Petitions Of Samuel Dearborn, Almira Black, Madison Vance, (or alteration of their respective names referred to General Com.

Ul llinos Merrill, lorn law (hat nil persons owing tana unjoining highways shall have ten ces four and a half foot high or shall not recover (lauiago toueneral ommittee. Report. Of Joint Committee, Joint Rules of last session which were adopted. Adjourned. afternoon.

Senate Bill. Bv Mr. Davis, to incorporate the Windsor Co. Bank read twice, and referred to onimitteo on Printing. Reports.

By Mr. Marsh from committee on Holes, rocoineniling tlio rules ot last session adopted. By Mr. Convores, from 'committee on Joint Rules, recommending those of last session adopted. Petitions By Mr Gn-gory, of Emory Tay lor und others ol Moretown, praying lor the an nexation of a part of Moretown to the town of Dnxbury road and referred to the Senatoifof aslnngton County.

Tho President appointed committee under tho fourth joint rule, Messas. Field Wires Jones. On motion of Mr. Ilotchkiss, tho Senato appointed a Joint Cotpuiittee on the Library, con sistingof Messrs. Benton of Essox Willard of Rutland.

House. The Speaker announced part of tho standing committees On Elections Mr. Hutchinson of Randolph, Rollins of Strafford, ElUwortlfeof -Whiting, Smith of Berkshiro. Cheney of Barnard, El-kins of Troy, Walker of Manchester. Of Ways and Means Mr.

Stacy of iiurling-tnn, Steelo of Windsor, Howard of Danville. Xewton ol Now fane, Gilinoro of Fairlee. On Military Affairs Mr. Lewis ol Norwich, Tenney of Newbury, Finney of Monk ton, Al len of Granville. Billings of Mount Holly.

On the Judiciary Mr Morrill of Montpol-ier, Bradley of Brattlehoro', of Water ford, Colhy of Hartland, Crosby of Wilmington. On Education Mr Kittredge of Fairhaven, Ilub'mrd of Stockbiidge. Woodwunt'of Watford. Stevens of St. Albans, Lelaiid of Baltimore.

On Claims -Mr. Terrill of Morristown, Dean of Grafton, Green of Waterbury, Copeland of Middletown, Taft of Sturksboro'. On Roads Mr. Stewart of Mid llebui-y, Hastings of.St. Julinsbury, Howe of Northlleld, Roggles of Poultney, Jewstt of Bennington.

On Banks Mr. Powers of Woodstock, Kimball of Putney, Martindalo of Wnllingford, Meachaui of New Haven, Gotf of Richfurd. On Manufactures Mr. Balcom of Cavendish, Barnes of Rutland, Lcminex of Ilridgewater, Holly of Dorset, Stars of Whitinghnm. Public Bills.

By Mr. Bradley, relating 10 the judiciary, (dividing the State into six cir cuit districts relerred to committee on Pnnt-ing. By Mr. Crosby, relating to associations for the promotion of agriculture, horticulture, and household and mechanic arts; referred to committee on printing. By Mi.

Merrill, relating to tho making of highways and bridges' (when the town refuses so to do referred to the coinmittco on printing. By Mr. Powers, for the due observance and enforcement of the law against the improper use of and unlawful traffic in intoxicating drinks (ou failure of any officer to perform bis duties on proper application, shall be subject ot a line of not over five hjimlred dollars, nor less than one hundred also other stringent measures relating to freight officers, conductors and others transporting intoxicating liquors relerred to committee on priming. By Mr. Elkins, extending the charter of tho Missiequoi K.

K. relerred to the committee on roads. Remonstrance. Of Reuben W. Eaton and 0-1 others, against the right of Heman Converse ol Addison, to a scat on the lloor of the House referred (o committee on elections.

Resolution. By Mr. Saulo, relating to the construction ol the Pacific Railroad, as a groat natioual work, eminently conductive to tlio pub-lro good referred to a select committee of live. Petition. Of Levi Spalding and others, for tho enlargement of the capital stock of the People's Bank referred to committee on banks.

Of Emery Taylor and othors, to annex part ol Morotowu to Duxbury relerred to mem bers of Washington County. The Chair announced as Select Committee on Mileage Messrs. Atwood of Townsiind, Houghton, Warren, Wing, Day, Martin, Firman, Eaton, Currier, Wait, Hemic, Noyes, Flundors and Chamberlain of G. I As select committee to whom was roferved the bill in reference to jails and prisons for the detention of fugitive slaves, Messrs. Marsh of Brandon, Powers, Colby, Copeland, Allen.

Adjourned. Bullard's Panorama of N. Y. City, llns Work ot Art will be exhibited at Water bury Center in the Methodist Church, Thursday Alter noun and Livening, Oct. 10.

At ateiburv Village in the Methodist Church. Friday Afier- i noun mm vui. ii. i itiirjuieex vil lage in ihe Church, Saturday Aliernoon and F.ve- ning. Oct.

18. At Montpelier in the Free Church. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ISvcninos. Oct. SO, 21, 22 and and We-dnna- diy and Thursday Afternoons, Oct 22 and 23, at uireo cioqk.

The Panorama rugvea before the Audience fo nearly two hours, and lakes the spectator over six MILES through the streets-of New York City, in the midst of tlio business in places and through streets which to a stranger would bo nf most interest, anu ne won iu oo most likely to visit and while he is apparently passing along, he bases tended perspective views of the buildings on both sid sof upwards of FIFTY STKKKTS. which, collectively, being about forly miles of Duiioings, gives nun a view ot the city and its people," as it would appear to him if he were to go there, and walk through the street among the bustle and confusion of THF, KMPIRK CITY. He will have a faithful and exact viow of the magnificent Churches, public and private buildings, tho tlupping and iiPnmhuaU, horses nnd carriages, omnibuses and railroad cars, and tho THOUSANDS OF PKOPLR who daily throng tho streets of USew Yo.tk. Disiinouisht'ri geant-at arms bo instructed to bits adopted. men anu acquaintances are amour; the crowd of rwranna i m.

signs can uo read the Bame as it you WfkVSu tlio ciiy.as aii are l' Al H1FULLY this painting public -and private proiVssions miliMiv companies, firemen an-wlhnir tcrin bands ul' music, bile ti Mimrniiia moves bjfore the spectator, over 700 hiuie8 an( carriages pass in view, and more than of tne people ot Hie City at their ilany prfrities8 it is unpossioie to stale an mat is i fin I mrtvinrr nqintiiif, in is .1 1 .1.., vumunre llirmacnCD mi" nut actually in the city tmoug its bus. bustle viewing the citilSsss and strange really are in every day life at their and persons unacquainted iri New--5 1 will geta betler view, and train Diem of the city, and us people, by once nfciiniihis Panonuma. than the would to" acluallyv sif the city and wa its stroats and thoroughfares, lor ten days, as thousands of persons have testified. At each exhibition ot the Panorama, as it pas ses heli're the spfclalnr, an explanatory lecture is given by Mr. tiKOKGK VOUAj, "He ht the Proprietors, or Mr.

ALBERT NORTOkN, illus traiive ol IMew York Guy, us stansiirstiisiness aud much valuable knowledge of erenl imr.or- lanco (o a strungor, and ol general-pa Instruct ive lnlorma'ion lo EVKrt BUD i Admission 25 cents, Children, five persons, I I he Pittsburg Chronicle say ol it: We know from die ciowded bouses draws, at each exhibition, us well as from llie remarks we hear at eveiv corner, that it gives, universal satisfaction. I Tho limn occupied in the exhibition was two hours and we do not liesil.ite in sayug vihw -a spectator would learn more of tho in jhat time, hi viewing iuu.Uwd tn, the given, than he voul4 iu 'peregrinating its streets fur an entire No one attending the exhibition of (ha. Pano rama wi'l ever be heard In wish ho had his money back. Indeed he will have but hu curiosity lo visit the city itself as he i'l bo perfeoily familiar ith its appeaiance. There is nolhing mnecled wiih (he which is in tho least immoral or indecenlf hich makes, il the favorite of all c'asees.

Hut on the contrary it is highly instructive und useful in im parting u-elul lnformaiinn to persons wishing to visil tho city. Read Ihe advertisement in this paper, and take vour family to see New York Oily. Fenisylvania Election. By Telegraph to the Freeman. PiiiLAriKLPHU, Tuesday, Oct.

14, 13 o'clock, Roturns from tlio Eastern part of.thrj State, received up to the present hour sliovy that tho (Black) Democrats are largely ahead, and the indications arc that they have carried the State. Tho details cannot now, bo given, but (Black) Democratic gains are shown in a largo proportion of tho cities and towns heard from. Tlio above is from tho istern portion and is a poor indication of the great Western part of tho State. However, this item of news will give new life to tho sinking heaiis of the Black Domocrary. The indications are that there must bo a desperate light before November.

No returns from Ohio and Indiana. TO YOVXtt iUEA' and Fnjn tabi.r Emi'lmvmext Yuiiii! men in everv neiyliburli may itb-lum hfiiltiiftil, plniHiiut and inetit, Uy eti-gairij in tho of oir tiselnl pup'ilur und (Miiivasinif fiirmtr v.iliiuh.e Jf.urimlH. tVir Irrtns and par ticulius, pot paid FOWLER WEl, No. 3 Bmadvyit.NAv Yaik. I.

S. Ail Agerts who eiigngu wiili will iJSp K'cn1ed fu.ni ihe pitiihty of hidi, while lie piufi.l il Wived will Im vpry lih'-rid Dr. Clough'g Columbian 1111. This remedy ir IAvkv Complaint, Kidnuy Complaint, Cust-ivonfas, Nrrviiuiiii'fa, lleadnche in now claimiaff flw attention of Hi- public, and from reliable testimony shown ti uures uf-ffctfd iy its the claim is not too high. The aimT of alt Pith for Family use.

If any person nHllcted wiljnae them faitlifulty, ii rapid cure will bo effected, ut 1 Jt and with a certainty you n-jver dreumd ef. Try them and get hualth I'se theni'and keep good health. advertltt'ineut. The r'wrton Phy-icians speak so hiyh nf RACU'S AM tillt IOAN is that they ii'. mt cmiii.h.'r It a patent medicine.

Its iiitfmllenU are niadi kintwu to ihiin They usj Uij renin aud It tuff in rj.il inh. SdJ a Uirtia jm.it in aooiher ilani.i. In Waterbury, Aui. 1st, he Be. Mr.

Miller, Mr Isuil Br.vKui, or Wiiteruuiy, and Mian Oiu.ili.vii llltus, of Uux-bnry. In MilwanVio, 8eit. 23, at St. Paul's Church, by the Bcv. Dr.

Arniott, R'iiikiit of franklin, and Mis Hklks l-i'Ctnllly of Hit village. In Nonhntld, s-jjt. 31, by lie. K. A.

ma-, Mr. winea i. Rkku and Mi. Duar d. itli or llr Sept.

21, by tilt' saino, Mr. Uko. X. or aitsi fi Id and Jus tvsrniA Latham, or NorlhfleW. In New llavcn, U.l by Rev.

0 (landers, Mr. Auui-STl'd KaiLBB, til' Hi? linn of 8. H. it Sou, and Miaa Kmma Fhinck of lloulpelier, VI. In Orange, Stilt.

SOih, Mrs. Eixei K. OoDrnilT, only child of S.iiulf ird ad Betsy llaldwin, aged 20 yean, month aud 20 days. In Hit Tillay-', on the Mrs. Hissaii Disi, in her year.

in iMiildlesex, aejil. aotn, oi coiibuiiiihiou, oiai x.i.i.k.i, wife of ftlwin T. WriRht, nd daughter of Zen aud lletsty Ii. Smith, aired 21 years und 1 months. 1 I'miters tti rt.

ana Wisconsin, pise e-py. In Moretown, Idi Lotih, youngest child of Eras-tus and M. foster, aged 1 year und days. In Barre, Ukohub II. IIitss, aged Id years.

I'ltuirs in Maine, aud 111., please notice. In Johnson, Mtu, Mr. Joanfi I'lrcsiM, aged 86 years, 10 uuuths and 11 days. CliOT SS ll i ti AT 0.iT ELLIS HATCH HA a lui go stocti of Hearty Made Clothing, ivhii ii lliey are dclenuiii.il lo sell, coinUiinj ol ull kind i'nnts, Genilmiiaii wlsliins fo' any ol tho nb ive Qid. will do well to fill soon at I Door East llralicll Hildge, sturn street, llontMlier, VI, A 1 0 for Potatoeaby BTOIUta ii FUM.r.lt ESaisinstr- i STOIlRr FULLER.

ijy kt 0. Flour tv Hie r.lioUest Brand, formal, by i. ci v. STORB3 4. FULLF.B.

Street Mile Del. It-Sfl. STORItS FULLER. Archtecture Savveying. O'l'ICE Is herthy given to tlio town of Hnmpelier and neljlilii.ring thai VVAUREN 'ItlAVER, an Airliilecl and rmveyor, will give plan and ttiavhijis mni-e-ary for Hio ronsirnciion of all hind micli aj tne iuiiuc aim privaie wauu may Fni'ticiilnr Attention will lie clven In Hie of lands, roid, mill privilcgis, lindiliw, Ilc.

Willi the ol be name of wliicli will lie dune in tliutansli and acton-lino oiauner. INVUNTOHS AND OTilEKjl who are wUliing lo Paipnt Uight. cijf 'invo ull lb iieceMiiry dut-uuieiiin und druwing hy udjng in llieil iniuleNi.nd order, which will he priimiliuitjwted to, and at tho tame time, wilt be kept lrK'U lontTdi-utlal in every re-iiect, Adrai, I 4SIII TI1A r.u, ononpeiier, vt. OtTlce over, W'alUui's Boo e)iuio uliei. MissTlTTfLi-Kr II 1 1 12 i .1 1 I IV Ci Crayon, Water r'olora.

Wax aud Stiell tt'ntk, flreri.iu Hair Wreulh, Selling up Hirtfi Palace Kiume, Eailm iderlng tta. ha ecolvod Pa'aa'iu iiiiiu4 In Maisac lUrteit. All kindi mm PAINTS BfafaAisti' ROOMS, over Dr. Tyler's Orng Rtor. State Btreel, Vt Id 81.

and Closer Seed noil tuie reatU I lit ri 1 vmajr I fit I a Kji and fjuntion FALL AND WINTER ti cam pa m. 1S56 ELLIS HATCH, lat Door Eat IJ ranch Bridge, STATE STREET MONTIELIER, VT. HAVE juit reiurnt-d from BOSTON nn.l NEW YORK, with tli tuigeia and beta solecteil sleek of ever offend to Hie public in ihlt Cixinty or St am. Ami we wouiii bg leave to any to mir nuniwr patrons that can tttll ytu your Full ml Winter ttoode cheaper Hun ever, which Is buying much, but we are prepared FULFILL THS CONTRACT. OufBloCk Of DRESS GOODS, Consist of it verv large nnd superior assortment ol Plain nod Ftsurfd HI ck and Fumy Dress Siik, rraps )e Mm-vrtss, Miuinonft, ThikHs, Plriidn, r'uxuny Fhiidi atul ft pes, Vnlencin I'l-iiil, Ag-entities, Dv Bit yes and LiiairCK, pl.t in St.

lipurfd uil w.uol Ifa Lainn8, Oittun tttd WwA du. a nice Block of GOODS, etc. Staple Dry rriiitt, CinghfiiiiP, Cr.i-h, Diapern, Jeans, Deiikin, Cati h'W, lilcuchi'il and Hrown i'uttons piece upnit piece ut prices to kiiii any una. intuit) Hosiery tilovos. Trimmings, Fringn, Velret Uiiibons, Ureari ButloiH, Alillinery Good, i.c.

Honllen Collar, Embrnliterbd Muslin unit Cambric Imcv EinbroiditrHd Muslin nnd Cambilc Mi-eveH, iice nnd Hnnlion dti Embr idere Mtudin nnd rntnboc 8us, Embndderrd Iniiuit' Wants und Rolict, Mmlin anil'uinhric Bnndj, Diinily muslin loidciuiibrir. i-rigri und Linen, Smyrna, VuliOia, Uruclml mid Llic edgei, 6ta. Slc. WHITE OttJUs4--J, Plum India Uuok unit r-wiss Mustiim, trlpml.chrchrd nnd tnotli'd and clit-ekcd Cambric, Vich-rm Iviirui. pillow cac Liilrii, t.in-n Idt-uclitid and brown lame ciniii loipu, uo.

flu. nfw n.inc, lliiiiitit-s, Cnrlniu liranrries, bleached -Old brown Huh Linen, Ladles Linen and Lawn Hdkfs, Genl' lii rdered aud jilaiu dtc. SHAWLS. Rruulie mill Casliiiiern nnA Su nnre Shnttln, Sltll.i ilo. Ilk Mid Thilittl Hay tl.itu nnd Waterloo do Child'.

Wool (10.. UZAi YA NKE NO 270X8. Of nil klndH. I. U.

P. Ouiil'. cplcbraled Sfon Uotloii. Cloths, Cassimeres, Fl'iieh nnd (Jermin dm nlclotlu, of every uliiulet luire lllit-kniid t'iinry EloFsk'itii nnd i 'nimcrc, Vc-lvi-l, ne und Vel (Ji-t-yF, Fiockitia, Sn'inctfi, Klumibla wliiit- uiid cnl-nrd, Willi to REAI)r-MM)E CLOTWXd Ft'HNISHINO GtlODS, Of every desenpiioii. CROCKERY AND G-LA53WARE.

Our Cmckery Uim.iu is dl trurn fl lotto ceil in with new and nld'aMe Wldfn ijianittj Ware, Clward'n do. WARIi nf evety ttyle, Itird Uage, and lloiisekeeping articles. CARPETING, Our nock of thisltind nf iimuU id entirely imv, ami en siKt-j everv uradi; uf three (Hy, euperrinrr, sira lint nnil fine insniin Ca-nrij, cnll.n an wi(d and ctn Un Oil Clutli and S.air C' trpeln, hnipiiett, ice. 1 B. Wood.i of all khids.

FeRthftrs, Finnil'iie a fmU asnrnnent, lmkhiK la' and, ti' aitiek-j tlial H'u havu pot ip.ice in name. A FORGET THE PLACE! KIWI'S STUEiyr, THE $EV YORK Fancy Embroidery Store LIVINGSTON SALMON ARK nnw olFer Hie LiiIuh nf MunfpeMor and viciniiv, their Uww and welt selected titrk nf cotirtiting if. Surh ai black and Fancy ilka. French anil Haxonv MerinoH, All Wind and Vancheler Plaid, i'oranieitnn ell Vioai add iVitrLtifl ktn'ii of i)rert J.ll'nr,il,l VELVRT AND BROADCLOTH CLOAKS, roe ha. liOiic, Fquare arid Hay slafe Fi.flBKOIDKKIK 5 SETS, From SI lo S13.

COLLARS (mm So 1 5. Htientiou is rHspcctt'ntly ciitlfd In onr Millinery. We iiuvc lnr.e nfioitiiR-iit ol gSinhonu, Flowed, BMiuiii', FEATHERS. STRAW TRIMMINGS, And pvpryttiins bctonaina to lint tjrcnriti. will plcnfn givn itvw n.

cull, and exnnitntj stork. UNION HOUSE, RE-OPENED. fj 81 mills well known and cntaniodiuii Poldic House, fur- 1 ini-rlv kci bv Livi Hnutwrll, l-iq havin" been n-cenilj aud alm.i-t eniirely re-inoddled, has been raoprn cd by ALUxNZU It EI) WAY. The Union ia the. miwt conveitiun.ly Incited House in ntp lirr, be in a in the cttitrnof nusinuMi and with Its new coitvenienuies, mint ht- ihe nnt desirable mid lar resort lor the man of or of Irisuie, lo b- found town.

The Public arc rcppectfully tnviiid tn bellow a poUioii of their (vitronnce upon this Ilnufe. Perfect aathfaclioii is guarunlieil aeconiirmdatiniif exuellent charfict ALONZO REIWAV. Moiiipelier, U8th, G. N. BuflHASl, ni.

Homncpatlttat, 2d Door North, Corner ot Kim nnd Sptiug si reel it, AJont-r M-lii-r Vt. SPEOIMj altenilcn paid to DimMies of the 7'hrnai and VCIifst, riimnle unit Complaints ari-inj finin fb-hiliiy. Dr. ltas Giwdwin'ji Appamtu. eotnplete, tor Fracturei and Di-locatioii and fuil nssunmunt ol" Operative 43 t.

u.l roniiijii rrirt( iiiiij hisfrii ndsand In- nubile that he will be luii)y tn n-eeive ucraitinuaiH-e ol their former liberal Ikhioi. bvatlention to hu.iueio) aud rkillful mtchaiiiMii to merit and recelv. a continuance of tlieir lavor. frt-OFPICF. In the Patriot Huildine, Slate street, Mr-nl dcliei.

Vt. 1 DR. W. II. H.

RICirARDSOJV, StOXTPKI.IIilt, ptVC3 HPEUI.M. oltentioii to chrnnic disene and to ilisenefcol Female. Urefiporters Of all Kinl furnished al low nrices. A few patnwtd eau he accomodated wiih hoard In tlio Doetoie Fnu ily. Cunaiiilolion, olthuul inerli.

cine free of charge; Vttivc In Hnbbard. Block, State Ilrug Store of Collins it Pierce. I-Ybrunry, it, ler. 7'f. W.

I. Good3 and Groce riles XEW ESTABLISHMENT Juat Opened at (lie old stand of Lyman King, Maine Street, opposite the Biuk Church, PALMER FORAVLIN TT AVE lust opened a i.ctv slock ol GHOCEHIIJ Ilc, 11 wliitn tliry will be happy to rcil on Hie mom reason term, couiprlsing STOAKHI hM kinds MOLASftE nnd BYIIUP! TEAS, all kinds, lieet In town COr'I'EE, Qoveinnieiit Java in Packets, assortment In Bags, Ground, in liulx aud papeis Hur. Siovvo's and l'avis' Chenccal, Casllle, I oiiet, rancy anil -TOBACCO AM kinds and chewing und smoking Usui niarK ann jnow a ttoaen kinds from iliort six to a plantation, BPICEi Pepiier, Stiice, Onicor, Cassia, nnd Nat meg ilatsins. i ig-, Kxtracis Lemon nnu vaniua raieraiii', common und soda; Cream Tartar, Rice, Mustard, Pepper PauceKeicliup tomaf. nnd walnut Olive Ol for latue tlliorkius all kinds Pipes, Lamp Oil nnd IIITTTER and TABLE SALT.

COD FISH -r-almon, Mackerel and Herring; Pork. Ham nnu i.arn. EES TCIH VV'nsh Tutii, Wash Hoards, Broom, and Palls, pimvcis ana noes. snnTJ AND SIH'Ed Common nnd film. OVERALLS and flreen Jackets, se.se.

VASSS. I.OOMIU PALMER, JOHN CRAVLIN. lMnntller, June 16. tWa rVolice. a Into the enclosure of the subscriber, about tli.

Ut ot Auuost a Wnrrel Mare abnut 111 years ntd, short tall, two white leet and a white on the noee. Th. owner requested to prove propeity.poy rlmrjes and take hcVTrD Hie same away. Berlin, jjct. I.

I8W. it(l BimilEl.H Onions, for sale bv Clivtl UTOBUnt FU1.LKU. Honey, at Oct. H. fiT'RRS Sc.

nm.l-'.ll'ri. GEO. W. WILDER," Fiaiio-Foete ITInsic I alcr, AT WALTON'S BOOK BTOKE, STATE STREET, MOSTPEtlER. vt fJ'EEPS constantly on hand a clinic.

pi anoa, Jllelo Iii.truiurnt. from the best uwnulacluiers, and will all at the Maker', luwest prices Ciiiitar Violin Strings, Now Music and Blusio Books, Old Pianos laken in exchange for new PIANOS TUNED REPAIRED. ftVAIlorders left at 8. M. Wilton's Boo.

Pto. will rac.lv. prompt attention. OBO. VV.

WtLIIER. January, IHT'O. 4 NEW STORE AND NEff GOODS. GUSTAVUS T. CROSS (ticcesuor lo tfainnnl Abbott,) HAS refittfd the shop farmerly ocetipfed by Mr.

Abbotl, III WaitOll'S It lock, where Ii hit a fur snl ti ri.di. ulttte autuiiKiit of riruss Colhlc. Orlonial. ennv f.itiil. Mnnttw litnii.

Murli. and Fancy. 8 dav nnd an lumr. iin uiih. not alarm, from Ihe best manufactories.

FINE ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SWISS FROM THE BUST MAKERS, WARRANTED TI.MK-K12F.PEHS. GentU Curb. Ouarit. Fob unci Vei rii.tiiix: tnA "HIimT f.Uiiis and Neck Chains RICH JEVL'XjIT! of every variety and srtte. Ladies' P.rooelii-s.

KitrProns Cuff and Scarf fins, llraceleta, I'lnuer 11 of-, 'I I.Muhl, and rtouble.) Aline assnriuieiit et'tjold Pens and Pencils SIIVESR WAGS ID. tionsisiiiitf df Cups, Tra Hetts, dike HnsKut" VVuilwri, Tiihlp, Dcwfrtj Sugar, Aluwinrd- ninl Hal rp(i(iiiri, Njipkin Klnes, Atiifi and Uiitiiu LHilie, ilnit-r Tiuii l'ie, and Fish Knives, Air, PLATED WARES. t'nke Bii-kiMs, Tm aett.s, Catnr.i. Spoons, (ikiti Uiog'i. "kc.

SPECTACLES. The tiud itumt complete in the Siale PEIlFUrSE'RY. Coligni', Il.tir Oil Shaving Simps ninl Creiuus ureal variety. "Watch and Job Work Done at short notice, nnd 111 the n.st manner. Portrnonias, Vioiinsand Strlntr-i, Retirnles, Work Baskels, and a LMK1I2 AHSOItTM ENT of State Street, Moiitpellcr, Vt.

4 GliirrnU i'ov Vnl ami Winii'V. LONG LKGGED AN WATER PROOF BOOTS. BHRRIH I'M HAVK jiirfi returned frtun Hip innnnf.it tnreri vviili a hirjre mock id' and WLNTBll RKUEKS or Ihe best innniirai-tuie, and of ilieir own work, warranted of the best stylo nnd quality in nrt of Men, Bcya and Youth's THICK, KIP, CjlLFSf P'AT LEATHER Stout nouill.E. SOLE CM. also nil kinds of WO.

(Jailer, Luce and Tongress Boots, WUle and Full for Country Trade. ALSO, FINK FRENCH SiipperNj'iiOe aied Elcot I We defy the Stale to compete ftilli uur stock ol and StlHSCS1 COSOiRKSS AND FANCY Call aud ace I at tho Old Store foriherhj occupied by JT. IhtneiJ Sf State Street, Montpelier, Yt. 8Uidied at floctuu piire, by the caso or tlio II Miru. us a A lnniii-lier, atih, 1P36.

for Tvvmottt NL) liockv Mouiilain Uoot.H, at rfrit.24, ISM. IIEKR1CK ir. PAGE'S. The Ladies I I.I. find a eoo.l a.aor.nient of Je.aie Boots at I85ti.

1IKKK1CK PAGE'S, tiiU. have jmre Sfwrtn, S' TORUS 4 FULLRi: Larrl and Whale Oil, Oct. 1,1835. HATS, CAPS mm r-tr P. iMPOIf OULO cnil ihe alteniisn of his numercuB friends and customers lo his excellent stock of HATS AND OAFS, Gloves, Pt 'cks, Cravats and Handkerchiefs, SHafcTS Mm IBlUi.MS Cnd.feiiirls, Drawers, and lloeiry.

Umbrellas Carpet Eags ONF. DOOR EAST OF HIS FORMER STOKE, IN T. J. Ill JIIMBSIVM MAiVli, MONTPELIER, VT. NEW MARBLE SHOP, Basement of the Free Church, STATK STREET MOSTPEL.1ER, VT.

GEO. WATSON. HA VfNO ptinliwfi ill snnmh fcwltr A MVKTi (JOBS, wiliciu a h.re tr public tavor mtd trntruiiiice. Ho will keep constantly on liaiul, lurpo nnt well telnc-Oii arwtrimeiit the Utft Amoricuii Miirlites, whirl), frt-linp In Jiiai as a worker he will nsurr Iih imtron will be finhrd a lustelnl and fiiitbl'iwtury nntuior. Head toiics, TABLETS, CBXOTJPIIS, Will Iip piuiupHy (iirnwhed to order those fiom abroad rtcciv inn iiLU-niion.

Peojtle from aurntti ruling towns, visiting Montpelier are rti(tect fully invited to call und exauil'io Stock, Designs aud Prices. Muntneltor. Aiijf.jSo, 3fim0 ltVOOIsSOi' FASIHOX'ABLE Tailoring Establishment! (at the old stand of A. C. Field,) 18 now open, and ready loieeelve Hi.

custom of a ills rriinio.liof public. His slock ot TAILORING FURNISHING IDS will at all times be full and complete! and gentlemen nr. assuied that Hairnenis nian'iraclured al this Eslahlishineu will bo mad. In the most Fashionable and Durable mnnMcr, and every llarrusnt warraulea n. recommended Ctnmlnalion resHctfully solicited WO0I.SON.

Montieller, July 10, 8. FOR A GOOD DAf-VERREOTYPE, Photograph or Ambrotype, call at vVHfTB'd ROOM, over th. Patriot Office Book Slot. April, 1836. '3 Wray Casseineres Til same Johnson Mnnnfnctot as sold by Storrs i iaing-don, lor sale by Oct.

STORRS fc FULLER It will iliake eeo DiiTci-fiiee WHO IS ELECTED, Whether Buchanan, Frtmont or Filnore xmnvx co's hooks ME BOUXD TO SELL, JlXD THEIR arc boiiiid lo make money. jOTVUTHSTAXDING the political exi-iti merit which pervades every section of the land, Hie wailing, of the sell con.lltu led saviors of tho country over Ihe -masinary mi. wi rani tears trickliojr down llieil i ir-t "ill lives," and will con furv'v long as the neouie continu. to ihink it I. a iratitVinc aim of Ihe ii.Vi Kl'K better man at Hie hni I'" We "oi season of Hie ear.

no are now iroikincau enni.i FALL AND WINTKa CAMPAIGN, and want a larno numheror active and. Itespoiisihlc Agent in parts rdhe country Tho-o who nr. l-ithe business and those who tninlt of it ar a'ly invh lo address us lino, aud receive in return our list of wo wnh terms, St c. to L. P.ClOWNfc(;o.,lnblWi.r., Boston.

Grand ExSjiSsif ioa of Slopes at TUB Boston Asrieiil'iicil Association. The first Exhibition of Uw Boston Agricultural Asnociatlon will be bt-ld ut Boston, mi Tueiday, Wtdnelay, Thursday, Friday and Satm-duy, October 22. 23, 24 nnd 2i. Prtiraiutus (rum Twcnty-ftve to One Thousand Dollars, iimotiDtiug, in the ajrregiitc, to itrht Thousand Dollars, have lecn offurcd, opu cjai)etitk'n to horses from all parta of the Union, as well as the Cunadaa. A Comuiitlee coni posed ot citizens of Ronton and vicluity, Iiub ben appointtd, to co-operntc with the miicrs of tho So-' ciety in perfecting arniLifrciijeiitK for tho Exhibition.

A larpc fund has been BimrauUMd, to races This niateri I aid, tnkcn in counection with the excellence of thi locution (iK-lng the same founda rtcoupicd last year by the 8. Agricultural Society,) and the Urjje Amount of premiums offm-d, induce the expectmion that thin r.xhibitiou wili be of a superior ihrructcr. Hcu ftir nix thavutautl i.ernoua have been prepared, also a mimm, with fwnale jmiwvmi, tw nw co4moM-t Ladies. 'o'f four hundretT' lioriefi hsvo hwn prepared upon the grounds. r- Favorable nrntngcniiMits ivith varkmd railroads, for Dim tmnmrtatl of st-ek, are in pr.re,.

iha terms of which will by L'iven on applicatiim at the OGUv. The lioises will he upon the around, and tuentf-rnnd contend for premiums offered fur cpeed, viz Ktlmu AHjo, Hiram Vvtv, fl ra Temple, Unci, lacouy, (irey Eddy, P-jcubom, and uthr.vi of well known reputation. ui'j riviniuni List, with th? mediation: and Of tll- win nu lunnstieu on applicati-m to tlieS'C- ri-lavy nt B-wti n. 3i. P.

ILDJilt, Pre.i t. K.S. tVISSLOW, Sec'jr. IDS Ilorton. 42w3 Oct.

3, CARPETING AVM. P.TEiNKY&CO., Ilaymarkat Square, Boston, limits Hie ullcntion of I'li'chascrsina Fre.h linporlatiou of BSXtiMSH CAICPETN! Eiuiuacins some Kf.W and BKAUTIFUL PATTERNS In VELVET, TAPESTRY If BRUSSELS, Aim a fresli suijily of tile celebrated Bigelaw Powor Loom Brussels, of siiierior qmility anil desirable patterns. Also. Thrie jih, Sujieifine, Kidmuusler, and Low priced Cm-pels and Floor Oil Cloths. from nil the principal IIVGS, MATH, 40ii! For sole nt the market prlcea, wholesale and ret.i XFAV ALL The Best Goods at the Lewtat Fl tceh.

GEO. W. WAHRE.V COKE PUSCE OXLY,) Ifuvo already opt tied their lull 'luck or huts? mm tmm und -ire prejuired to show a lure Jiiri beuutirul vari ty ul' AND HQ Alt F. bH AW Lb Cashmerna. llluiil-indi, be.

PA II I CLOAKS, WANTIM.AS tui.J TALMA3, fiwiti AimnrtviHe, iVl-iMnw nthf Curia. NEW CLOTHfi (Vr LA Pi lis' (JAUM KXT6 from r.iv:ti:-l Pr. nee and IlLAtJK.i-tLK8 und FANCV SILKS, in immense v.in-i- uf styles, made I'ruui at! fin pi Ik. Hi-d w.iiruii. wrarvvril, PRlNTIil) nnd MOUS.

DE LAI.VFS, fr und Kiiini'f urui tfumiiur vi iiniivMl.J inaiiiif icturois ami (tiintrrf iu tl.i-j PRINTKU fiiAN.NKLrtn'id KIlSiSlA UUiSF.ti, tut L.uii:' mid Ur-itH1 KoU-ri do Cl'UtidtrL'. UOL'HNINO OtJOU. in nil lubrica, luid PTfrwu mr wenr wen. -PL All) kr. MKUINpH, I'M BETS ni.fl CASH i und nil roUtiv, from the bt-Mi fdliricantH.

VELVETS, f-r Rmwln nd fret! fr.Mii ci.Mnn CtOi UtiT from I'uris, lor vnr mvn Udt hj fvv of which wcsliiiil nell LACKS nnd VVHITH lit imtrh lower prices limn nsna IIOUwKKKKPIN A KTI aniltn, Tuhlo Cloths, Diimaski. Naplims, iuy itc. In Ufit variety. GHNTi' our own slyl3fl, frniu to $10. HOAUFM, MAsNTLiiH, Gloves, Mcairry tec.

ate. FKLaNUU and tl.NGl.t.Mi PRI of the Iwrtstylw. All Ihe best makes of BLANK IS Trf, FLANSELS, Cct-tiiif, tr. uld ut reUil ut ilu: A gdiili case price. On fuxoiitil of our hu rt' we are now ennhh'd lo re tiiil ay low lower llntn stinic urlictj -ire -Itl lnwti" and our m-y leel sure ui getting fruin tKtno very kind of Vnoda at the very lowot utiiitihie pr -cest.

GEO. W. WARREN Vr'usltlugtou and llawley UOSTOX. ARPETINGS. E.

C. STEVEjNS, AT HIS NEW STOltE, 272 IVitshsisgtoii IJotoii. ri'HR Jltcnlion itt iiurell.isors Is invitid lo Ills I.AttJK STOCK of tiitpetin-s, wtiich will lie ode-red tot sal. al tl.e Piiet-s, 5-tOO vaids at 25 cent. 4DH0 37 1 a Mill) la) 10000 Extias, oll31 cents.

ID'JOO Kidderuiinster. at 73 r.en's. MKK) Three Ply. at ,00. odoO Tuoetry llrnsels, trout Auction, at $1.00 Tile etieacet carpets ever before offered for -Hie In Hostoii.

P.onu-d CarooU I'loniiMo cents ier yard. sola to uiiniters ol ail oenoinniution. ai eost. 4m3 Lamoille County Cou'rlDecemoer NA1HA.N H. HAVMUNU, lWlien-as, Natlnsu R.

Kajmoud, t. of Stowe, in the County of La- JAUEP D. WlIIHiLOOK, oominenseil his action of Book Account ayaiosl Jared D. WlieelocU, of CK-ar Water, iu Hie Ta-ritory of jiiunesuta, d-m-iudiny the sum of lure, hundred dollars daniagi-a. and the same having been duly entered upon tlie docket of this Court, at Ihe said term, it appearing to the sai-J Court that' the said Whcelock, Defendant, was absent from the State of Vermont, so that notice o( the uvndeiicy of this action could uotbe given him by service in Hie usual maimer, therefol-a, Ihe Court order, that the said eiiose lie cootiiiut it to the uext stated term of the said Court, and that Iw given to said Defenda.nl, by publication of the uai lire aud substantia of the action, together with this order, three weeks successively, in tiie ttre Mountain Free man, a newspaper iiuo.isncu ai of publiiailinos to be at least three wees, prior to ths nf lieeinl.i-.

A Ii5 And at the May term mm UMirl in ltffef, tc appearing u. said Cuurt that the said order oi puuliea LuU not been coniput-u wins, tne saia cause was conlinued to the Dceenibw term of said Court in 1860, anil the said Court orderce that jtice should lie ei en to tlie said Ilefcn.laut hy a publication of the nature and substance of this action, together with this order and the order previously made, weeks successively in tlie said newspaper, the last of which publications to be at least three weeks prior to the Kt Tuesday of December, A. 1S6S. Dated at llvdfiiark, this 4th uay or October, A. D.

1868. If BAU'Vlelt flloplr Cito. WlLUXS, Alty. 43ir3 Lamoille ronnty Court JITajr Term, A. D.

lS5a JOSlil'll 11. DC UN ri 1 Whereas Joseph 11. Uurneu, of v. in the county or ljamoille, IVSANDIllt IjI'CS. has commencod his action of Book agaiosl Lysaudcr Lace, of t'airview, in the County of Allemakee.

in tlie stare of Iowa, demandiug the sum of three huudred dllars damages, aud th same having been duly entered up'-n the ihtcuet of tiiis Court, at luc said term, ami it appeatini' to the said Court that tho said Luce, Defendant, was absent from tlie State of Vermont, so that notice of th) pen l-ncv of this action ould not bo giveu by service Iu the usual manner, therefore the Court order that the said oause be conlinued to the nsxt slated term of the said Court, and that notice be given to said Defcndaut, by publication of the nature and substance of said action, together with this order, lliree weeks successively, in the (Ireeu Mountain Free- man, a ueivspnir uuhlisncn at Jiompouer, inu.ui,i, of which publication, to be ut least tbreo weeks prior to the Urst Tuesday of December, 1865. And at the Doceuitwr term of said Court in 1855, It appearing to said Court that the said order last mentioned, had uot been compiled with, the said b. Ah't- kit it-Ail tAsrtw tw ftatn cause was again coon uueu wic Court, and the said Court onierea ine puoiieawii ui uic mnmv n.rtico In.the same newspaper togeiner wan ton, omer, afon-said, the last of which to be at least three weeks before the las Tuesday of May, 1S58. And at the said last meu-tiened term of said Court, It appearing that last men-rinnett onler had not been compiled with, the said cause was airaln oonlinued by said Court, and the said Court ordered 1... a that notice OO given Hie sniu ueienumi uj ijuiwouuu vt nature and substauee of the said action, together with this and the other said orders of said Court, In the said newspaper, three weeks successively, the last of which publications to be at least three weeks prior to the fli-st Tuesday of December, A.

I). 185B. Dated at Hydeuark, this 4tll day of October, A. D. 1866.

K. B. SAWYER, Clerk. Gao. WrLKiss, Atty.

8w3 Liberation Notice. riMIIScertlfli.tliai I have given my son Oerel U. Grlssett 1 his time during tho remainder of his minority. 1 shall not hold myself leepoiiMhle for any debts of liis conlrating, nor claim his wage, from this date. his JOHN GKleWPr.

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