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Political .Jnc-dvte.

lAc following IS an extract ut letter from the Cor.
responder: u lne Eostoa .7GS:
PARIS, Jan. &, 1886
" Til" Message reached here by express from England
81" lie eve "i Tue new ycatl was at the theatre when
de Between Tie acts bY srllAg ri, manner OF nov. ties
proclaimed the Message luc President OF The United
Sa'e'' IN an extra cation Ct u ti: ministerial
u;!a!s Ngavc an electric s!ocx To the audience-and
n" 'a~Her made quick safe Of his bundle was not
''''Ee ehoust |" -. copy. and concluded it only
'5u R"a1 Oh The part vi Inc ieuwas tnpSe who reud
S:rrec IL s.!fy ihr: Snuidcrs with, peculiar enpa
'"eFeF, t!e Lngisi journals of the next morning
'''ee u;c rli'c Message, val! the mos; haerng COM
-iS 10 our coun,ry-anu The notices III the French
-'i''@s were hIghg pacific. The ministerial papers
mere tAie al aoack-aad ias.ened to atone tor their
"J"uSed attHchs upon our c"untry-und Tie still more
J"useu hd"al preparations Ut uuiou and Drest. The
,ils said are quite satisfied with the explanation
'" Has sddc them Supreulely ridiculous in tie eyes
Ii" "ofa. And Is reported this morning, that The
'n'''ee VINO are preparing report vi an address in
"s' I" ''e hns Oprnins Speech will recommend
~ tic issi message ui the President of the u. Slaes
ns'ust"! Us iuinny ;t,. condition annexed To the
v" 'noeHiHty, aud that notice he given to the United
'"s' 1ie hrst lnstaituent OF the - millions will be
i@ld on Gru,ald
i"':e vas Reception Saturday evening, to
" "aay Americans, who were presented by Mr..
.''ss'on last year, weu:. They we're received mos,
'1'! 'F the Mag, who declared to Of the num-
~ "'a' 1t w4s rc"tcrd to STE many Americans at
IH's' TANK unr countrymrn display Il cu,telnp-
'''uoa to he seen in the drawing rooms OF Kings
r'"., HHn'~'r among their sightseeing Duke Il
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ROA Z.
FOR TIE E.TQUlRER:
WHiGS AND TORIES.


Messrs. EptroRs-Since the Fedrrallsls assumed The
more popular Of Wing, have rrIrrn!iy heard il
said that the hgs Of The present day stand in precisely
the same position that in which the fprirs ii the Re-
volution stood but could reconcile it 20 myself
TO believe that large portion of the people Of the u
States were 81 destitute Of paltisI, 'st 10 wiring,
as they no" appear to be- The Wings, it is we'll known,
according to The meaning Of That wuid during the srug-
gle OF our ancestors for independence. those wh
IN the most trying times, stuod by their conn'ry-those
with whom their coun,rys welfare and preservation
were paramount 10 every other consden,ion-hnsr who
checruy offered their lives and their i"rlunrs IN his de-
fence The Tories at hatilnc were those VIII" proved
against her and agains, The Wings Bnl. how is ii now:
Who are for, and who are against their country -
The Why's or the present day-or ,hose against
whom the Wigs fighting: Who aIr they that
greater Efforts than the French themselves to vndica,e
the shameful, dishonest course pursued b. France to-
wards the United States and 10 conde The wise steps
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F0R THE ENQUIRER.
NhRt Is eli MLS.L

E'0R THE ENQUIRER.
- That is ell tbs!
"' way Is teemiug with CuytvSGY and with rumor,
@ an,enqulry ls-Haye you heard from Wishing.
r. ~ our Senator'S resign;
,, "thS, that the Nhlgs are in pech Of troubles;
$500, :, td3cusses were he!d on Sunday evenag-une
,r nam ST. aud the other Shocka H-that they
G - "uch divided, Us u what the Senators ought to
r.is S''pe are writing TO them ~ resign, and
.h prevent tit IS farther SAID, that formal let
oeen addressed, advising them to resign which
/, 'ns Oh Sunday and Monday for signatures.
;i,,"" .!dt some letter handed round in the
De'sa'eS yesterday, Tor names; but whether
mt W a0outby the threads Of resignation or the ln,ics
- YET ascertalnpd
G,,st strange state Of thngs-It is generally un.
a.s po". "1' dr. Tyler will lrs,gn lorthwi perhaps
L-,,n s' already, aud the Only doubt is as TO Mr.
r,si, .ou'se l had taken it for granted, that lac
lc ''ale!y Tet:!e-auu lie may tukc that course;
saa ,s;. e'enlS 0! the Wings indicate their doubts
sane. H., 1s' Is It not must extraordinary circum.
v;t,; r,, any doubt should exist such subject
Il, vs "i our Senators should have KEEP, DARK from
Tin. NJ '''ihatc political friends:
H "H'ss must be more alaru,cd than they need he
but II h reasonable doubt exist vi his resignation.
o., all u,,s resign, It ough: tu be done with
'ns L pn,,, aslon-and without the slightest fore
1t was 20 SUI 10 DC tree and spontaneous act of grace.
cclyrd his - Tast Will MC. Rlv.s Before he had re-
acted uciuns, he had mad. up his u;nd and he
Of 'aneousiy His letter bears dale on The I'D
lie hoaur - 1o'4 and 1t runs thus :. yesierduy had
senb NJ receive the resolutions of the General AS
Senator, ~, 'mslnla' &c. &c.-Mill not our present
Ting s,nony ' equal promptitude' Though this rat
Il is sad t t'e afy bones, IS luminous s;gn
that in c "efe Is some commotiou in the Camp-apd
on (s,o,;, of letter received from ashino
I'd that Mr 'at Mr. Tyler will decline, and it is report
mM: Leigh will noD letter has been addressed
y 10 rrs:o '0' me- ct the Wings advising him promp..
"en, to ,1,. whether there be any countcr.inoye-
LIE dsuo., o' Tile part of snle of The other Wings
F''e"s saye,h nothing"
Use VINO DOES NOT KNOW.
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FOH TIE T"NG L.NER.
Uha, miyht harc hfcr .SNd sang!

4 Dubuque Li!run TIRE NnHHRritS
Cart Is. | have To inrm Your Excr:lscy, that tn"
}lcsr Of Drr have called upon II". through their
Sergeant at Arms 10 rAs ii" fh"nnI fIa- upon the
t"rs"I. Ma; shall rcpi: +" 'i"m
t"c T. llav" yuu the "GnIst"n III writing:
III. (nrin;n. :N", sir.
The GrrfrnUr Then. ST. advise you TO "J!an IL
from the Sergeant 1t Arms
The Cayt R",urning) Sir. irr.is Tie p'ecert Of the
Speaker OF the House. IN h!ark aud mite.
Tie Gor. Creating IT, W'U: sir, what have | To Do
Will, iI- \. slars Flag :-Ent. Captain, have YOU not
reported 10 that the staff Is broken:
t. ] have. sir
e. Well-uive me a certificate 10 that fact in ~ri;ing
Il. Blu: what is this rrp'r YOU have given me Why,
the prrcrpt u the Sergeant rms SaddTsscd tn You Is
Superintendent Of the Punlic huGiugsn"l as CnptaIn
u thu Public Guard In winch capacity have you BEEN
Enlarged with ihr o. .hr F!a.: II Jon keep Us The
Laplain of the Guard yon not bound by this r..
qrst you, The superintendent OF the buildings.
produce the F.a, 81 MI events Will have nV'hn9
d" with it.
i LUi:,n. Well. herr is pretty piece nl uslnrss--
The old story OF Irc.GmiOm and Twrcd'e-dtc over
a!an Why. hat great difference t""S 1t make: Here
are hut f"0 vrryons nf Won. after a-and what odds
.lnrS It make wnrirr the Governor. Commandment
hir directs lr drian o The Guard to display II, or
wbrthrr his Supervisor, liz direct, The Smirrinirnd'
of the Public Buildings Ia dnit: he has hr pn"'r
either relation tn "ul.r Tie DrirGars u the fr''F"
Why THIS nIr-spliit!ng GIslinc,i"n-S new bubble To
play of upon them? Why cannot the Governor cut this
iriinr knot at once and tel! Captain Boiling. Il do not
care M this miserable form Taxr your flag, sir. Il; once,
and raise tile Capitol the best way you CAB 10 the
broken staff Ih lightning rod, The ridge pole. If
"" have forgotten display the lag this m"Inns. Yet
us Immediately repair the and show dspp>i,I"
~ honor 'l day. and oL," the Delegates Of the people.
But whether tins Dubuque might have occurred or
not Two t,cts suhs:ana,rd, which showed the
I'r!lnss olr Volunteers though m"S:ol trmarr Wings
They would not lire thu usual salute I'LL The national
culors were displayed the clptoland what is per-
ha7s without pnrair!, they refused TO honor The
Governor with any salute during the day.
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DEMOCRAT OF PRINCE WILLIAM.
O I-N CsfI
PROEESSNE NNlINGION.

Itnust be urnltyiur The friends "t Mr.. Wilmington,
nni of science ~ GENERAL To know that he has resumed
the prnrsSnrSip The DUTIES Of wc lie FIR 40 many years
discharged with horror 10 himself and advantage to the
republic Of SCIENCE.
The appointments of Mr.. John Mngton TO the P'o-
ftssorshp Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry in Will
liam ami Mary Cirrr. and The rricsSorships he had
flied III the London University and other distinguished
scientific Institutions ~ LrnGnn. have already been an
Inr,ncrt. Tie luI'wing rStrac, from letter dated
WiiIiurS!rrrn Feb! 9Th will s!rw. that he has com
lurncrd IN. Glscllarn. tt ls hmrn. in William IL Mary
College IN Il ma n.r winch fully jnstIiies the high cx
prcaIluls " lnch lis great reputation cXci!rd
Mir. &i:hngi"n delivered his Introductory Lecture
:" nn Natural Philosophy Yesterday, and On Chemistry
to-day Both were much ndmirrd. His tyie Is Hd-
rmrai.- clear as hight. Altogether. ne evinces per-
. ir't familiarity with his Sml,rcts.
And add the nope: That The yonh Of cur cnun.
try will avail themselves o! his rHprrrcr. ability and
leurniny y FRIEND OF SCIENCE
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taken by the government to induce france to come 10
fair and aicabe settrm"n of the affair that existed be-
tween the two na,iuns: no they that have attempt
ed To make our rzr believe they had forfeited through
their guvcnIrn their clans TO the money thai France
herself acknowledged, To- be due TO them: VIII" are they
that would not vo, for al, appropriation of three millions
t" nrly tie country, even il The enemy were al the
gales of the Clpt0I' In word, who are t1'y VINO
have been stern, unwavrribg and unrrienng III fhee
opposition tn m drn"crcv u the country, under various
other names beside, Wings re tity not tn" ;ch"'i'%
nrn oil The n"w Wing patty: And air hey p"t Ia al
their conduct as much against @lr c,Unlry IL Inv TO-
-: the Ecv"!ulion appeared to be-. previous ii the
striking at the ir.t blow lndrp- ndr:r: aS There
ever more irc'rd stand taken against liz county, s1-
crt 10y taking UP arms and joining thu enemy, than the
h"s have taKtn They have that should TIC l.. 5.
be Involved in with France. she has, by adhering
To her President, voluntarily and unjuslly brought it
upon herself is mol just Inference, that those Wings
v no labor under tins Impression, would, in the Of
war ha W ardnurd Their country cause which they
considered 81 unjust a.d have joined France, who, they
said WAS in h. right II then what Is the differ
encr between The position IN which tie Wings Stand now,
and thai wIrh the Torres OF Tie lhpuIulioh s'ond
Had they in their hosnIs spark OF that PATRIOTISM
which fired The busu,S of t!e Wings OF the Revolution,
would they MT much regard the escutchrnn 81 The
country IN have uru blot so sable as al explanation
uuins.iy LemalI,l nv France for the language OF the
Pr,sitrt to nnnhcr branch ri; The Government, wound
have cast upon and winch f. W. Leigh sh stlenrnt-
Is couten,, Tor IN I'll ms speeches before tie Senate
and r which he was much rulugSd by tn! great IN
a!Ilr organ OF the Wing party. me- MT f"trf"ge"rrr'
Taking such view have cideav'-d IN ttir above
to drscrliw ih, c,dnct ct the hlgs, an constrained
u concur in the opinion iiial the g> what the To-
r,rs OF the krvoiun were. And should an opposition
10 such party ruie u tir nnur Oi nry, hau Ia
her bear Than be asS"cincd Will Tire disappointed sell
4 DENOCRAT OF PRINCE WILLIAM.
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as ,wo Years ago Bu. to Keep this gold in the
t"ses; now the question; for 90 j. will it must
e""n il inevitably will be- unless the circulation Of
FIX Under ,wcu,y doars be stopped All the hanS-
notes ""n now a, wcrk multiply Banks with tnons
Mms :. Good the country with paper, and 10 keep
{" eap note circulation. The efficient means oi
up ;'G s"Id and silver. producing paper rH"s'on
tNr nl,acr,u forward The Bank Of the U. States, as
ana Ir ,hn. Tia: regulate the currency and save
% ls is n1 s"S nS" "ass s"s
iE" ,.,n ON tins p'ant Mr.. BENTON has "i"ved III
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Dc,ruce .vry;Eced 70 Dis:JibxiiOnt

The niowlug Extract from Mr.. Everstls speech on
;Ar Fo;caiiou Bill in The II. Of K furnishes sulr cue
L. lie future Course OF Mess.s. Clay, Calhoun, aud
oiiIrIs:
~ ard strong molly" for economy p,e4ened-a
wuGi hueucr
he oohrd ui"I !" the passage osa bill progress
;r distribution u tn" ,.= Il" The iinJs, rScc VI
ssrYs He bI! would pass the
:,
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The Northern Mails are now duo at this
We bad papers oil Friday und Saturday are among
!si,eay noon, the Fredericksburg puppets oil Sa
.ai the communication north is cut OF
"efe ,,I use De patient-Tia ull OF SNOW, which
cd tho % clock ON Sunday, uatiI yesterday morning
IMPROVE the We have scrn thi, win,rr lily calculated
nc four CoS,I remove that coalition OF CAGES OF which
correspondent, complains. ' -
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II In The vote on in" Richmond, Lynchburg, and
Tcmnrss,. Rail knad Bill. ii of Mr. TURsBULL,
Of Brunswick last. lie voled Ill tia
puailyr.
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CT VS..
FOB TIFF, I.ygE!REh

~
u: wU.,lrr
houG nnnni!. ir"s:Yi state Of
land which
hrr the n"
be walked iIirx be y bal al
inuc-. , 1T :ilAtc w.i to sell 10 lin bu,"ess I'LL
thry cci better. .... .......,..
FRIEND To INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENT
We arr requested /" state, that Mr. George H. Harrison
Of Prince C,.orrr dc ines acting the Van Bmrrn
Corresponding Committee, on the ground that hr PIE.
jers Gen. Harrison.
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TIC T0riciu Sion.

AT Burlington, Vermont, West side Church
Street.
WE have received large additions TO our
w Stock of GOLD and SILVER
Watches, Chains, Keys, Pencils, Pins, eur
Rings, Clocks, plated Ware. Br,,nnla,
Castnrs, brass and plated Candlestlcks,
Snufitrs and Trays; plated knob Lamps
small 90 to bed Lamps, lamp Wicks and
Glasses; baskets, bags and purses; militia
~ goods, pcriumery, hair oil, shaving
soaps, razors, alher brushes, pots, &c.
fine rozor straps. fine cutlery, pen makers
an elegant assortment of fashionable stocks,
collars and bosoms. accordeOns, music box;
cs, small organs, and oil kinds of musical
instruments halr, tooth and all kinds Of
brushes, visi ing cards and cases, great
variety of sizes and colOrs; backgammon
boards, chcssmen, playing cards, quilts, sill.
vef and steel pens; steel brass wood and
whalcbone buskS. narrow whaicboncs. stay
and boot lacngs OF cotton and silk, India
rubber suspcnders, patent and common
classics, thinblcs, needles aud pins, Their
mometcrs, rosewood dressing cases, WORK
boxes, portable desks, dressing cases for
travellets, manifold writers, ma, ches pocket
tlnder boxes, dressing room mirrors, pocket
and French mirrors, merchants Tags,
paints, brushes, pencils and oil articles IN
that line; pictures, varnish and wildwood
boxes. baskets &c, for transferring, fine
cngravings and prints for framing, &C.;
miniature cases and sittings, pistols large
and small low and high priced, dirks and
clasp knives. large and small telescopes or
Spy Glasses; plaques Of various patterns
which are rapidly suporceding waist buck
les, powder horns and TASKS, shot bags,
able mats, states, canes and umbrellas, to.
gethcr with o very large and elegant col
lection Of fancy articles, some of which will
be more particularly enumerated at some
future time. TO strangers visiting Bur
lington we would just say, that we have
an assortment, selected with great care,
which stands, we believe, unrivaIIed in these
parts; and those wishing for fine Wat ches,
Jowelry. or any Goods we sell, viii save
both time and money by calling at the Va
riety Shop, where Watches and Clocks are
cleaned and repaired silver Spoons are
made and constantly kept for sale =; Brands
and Stamps cut al short notice trunk and
coffin Plates made when wanted.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
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NOTICE

To The inhabitants Of Darlington g. Vicinity.
THE undersigned has rented the store
formerly occupied by VIM Wells, and
the last year by David Irish, where he is
now receiving from New York a general
assortment of DRY GOODS. WET and
DRY GROCERIES,. CROCKERY,
GLASS and H.4RD W.4RE, which ne
will sell for cash or most kinds Of country
produce as cheap as The cheapest,
lie takes this opportunity to thank the
public for The general support he has re-.
ccIved for the short lime he has been in
business, and he hopes, by giving good
bargains and paying strict attention to
business, still to receive The same general
support. SOLOMON WALKER.
burlington, May 81, 1886.
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The Sick Mans Friend.
MOrisOn's Pills,

Orthc real genuine IIygciunUoiversal Nc
dlcinc of the British College Of Health, IN
packages Of /, Q, or dollars. can be OBJ
tanned IN this town, only Of the regularly
appointed Agent. AS you value health
which is lfe," see tba, you get the genuine
Pills they are signed S. Gage at present,
(but will soon be signed II. Fitch S'a.e
agent, and A. Drlnsmaid, sub agent iot
Burlington, Wall others are base couh-
terfcts. For the convenience OF the pun
lie. they will be, with the Powders a e,u u
Hygeian Book, kept at the Variety ohop'
Agent for Burllng'on' w.
InIy G 1876,
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DR.. Relies Pills for Females

For Distractions, Debility, Hypochondriac
Green Sickness, Giddiness and Paipitation
ofhe Heart, Bad Digestion, Loathing Of
Food, and Pains Of Inc Stomach. The pills
purify end promote brisk circulation Of
the blood, when become sluggish ana OBJ
slruc,ed from the foregoing disorders, re.
vive the regular habits Of the unhealthy ie-
male, whose sickly and pallied countenance
becomes re animated, and freshcns with
the natural glow OF restored health. They
are equally ctnducive to the health of mar.
ried ladies', except in CAGES of pregnancy
or Consumption, when they must not be Ia
ken. Price 81 so per box.
BNone are genuine unless signed II.
KlDDER, on the wrapper, (soie proprietor
and successor 10 DR.. CoNwAY.) by whom
they are for sale at his counting room, No.
90 Court street, Boston, and by his special
appointment, by J. g. ]. II. PECK G. Co.
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Utility.

THE public are hereby informed that
l. the subscriber has invented certain
new and useful machinery for manufactur-
ing starch from potatoes, and has applied
for a patent to secure his right to the same;
and that he is making said machinery at
his shop in Jerico, in the state of Vermont.
The object of said machinery is more cfftc
tually to separate the small stones and
gravel from the potatoes in the process Of
washing and in the process of grinding to
reduce the potatoes 10 a more perfect pulp,
by which larger quantity OF starch will be
obtained than by The usualmethod. Starch
manufacturers are invited to call and see.
SYLVANUS RICHARDSON.
JericO, June 30 1896
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TIT @ TH@ s

One of the most thorough remedies known
for this troublesome compliant. 1t has more
perfectly answered the purpose for which it
is intended than any other now in common
ase, and affords immediate and permanent re.
lief both from the disorder itself, and its
accompanying SYMPTOMS pain IN the ioins
uerigo, headach, loss ofappeiue, indigestion, and
other marks of debility.
DPrce 81 for both articles--Ointment &
Electury-or SO cents when but one only is
wanted.
J & II PECK e. co.
Wholesale Agents.
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LYMAN & Cole,

uUAVE received their Summer uoous'
Il Il comprising a very extensive aeso'.,
ment of caicOes, great variety o' hs"',r
s,vlc and fabric from 10 to GO els per yard;
comhrics. Main, check and plaid; null ana
swiss mu.lins cross bard plaid and blrds
eve do. rinrhamS, checks, pla'ds &C. nos
icrv. embroidered open work, and PLAIN SILK
cotton do. Gloves, silk, kid, linen and Der
lin: Suspcnders, India rubber, web and
kni, general assortmen; of SILKS, !nclu-
ding rich, heavy, plain. black, blue black
GRO de Swiss, gro de Rhine and other silks;
rich fed blue black do. belt ribbons TO
match: rich cold gro de Naples, plain, fig d
and nlaid mx'd silk Cambets and Pongcc;
blue black and printed ShalIys very rich ;
black green and brown French Bombazne
Tafeta garnlture. and cap ribbons; linen
shccling 4 q TO 1914 wide; Irish linen;
brown and black linen; table spreads, blend
and brown; birds eye ma pkns, linen damask;
Russia Diaper and crash; Hamilton stripe,
mixture and rouen Cashmere; bed tick,
double and single width; cotton drilling,
brown and bcach'd cotton sheelng and
shifting DO. carpe,ng, floor cloths and fan
nels; knitting cotton and thread.
Gentlemen will find great variety Of
Summer Cloths, including black, brown,
and several shades of green Brochclla,
Prncelta, Emminclic, London summer
cloths, sc. white and brown linen drilling.
Broodco,hs, black, blue, green and fancy
coors, chcckd, plaid and fancy striped do.
Heavy black and blue black silk velvet for
vesting; white Mersails, fancy do. fg'd silk
and other vesIng.
pCdars will find n larre assortment of
low prjc'd callicos; spool, skein and pound
thread. One entire case of coat, vest and
panaloon buttons. Hooks and eyes, sus
penders &c.
Harrington, May 90.
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Ele.rir Vegetal BalsamiQue.
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