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Total,
$577,4l0 90

NORTH EASTERN BoUNDARY.-It is UNDER
stood, on what we consider good authority, that
an arrangement has been made between the
United States and the Governor General of
Canada, with the consent OF the Governor of
New Brunswick, that, it the Executive of the
State of Maine shall proceed to run the North
Eastern Boundary line pursuant to the law of
that State authorizing the survey, he viii rot
be opposed by force by Tie British authorities
but the matter VIII be left for adjustment be-
ween the two governments who have he only
legitimate right 20 settle Tie question. i hifis.
Repu5.
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Doctor.-Yes. believe have lived in town
long enough TO vote.
Gandidate.- well-how is it =
1re count Won on our side believe-don't we?
-eh? (Sliding his arm through that of the
Doctor.)
Doctor. Withdrawing his arm, with rather
n Whig look) DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT!
Candidate. l-ahem good morn
ing, Doctor: Turning away, with a look that
indicated flea in his ear
It did all true hearts good to attend the polls
here-four out of the only remaining revolu-
tionary soldiers in town, came up and deposited
their whig votes in the ballot boxes. These
venerable fathers were wings in days that tried
mems souls-they are wings now, when their
country is in danger and bless their grey
hairs-may their useful lives yet be prolonged
to enjoy wing principles and whig liberties.--
Bennington County Wing.
The ARMYk-We learn by the Pittsburgh
Republican, Il kthe first Regiment of Artillery,
10 companiesA arrived at that place on the eve-
nings of the and 9th inst. The head quar-
tiers of the regiment is fixed al that place. Two
companies are to be stationed at Fort Coving-
ton, N. Y. and one at Swanton, one at Troy,
and ore at Derby, on the Vermont frontier.-
Just as if our Green Mountain Boys couldn't
take care of themselves y
THE MARKET.-At the last dates, (Flour
from new Wheat was selling at Cincinnati at
800 dollars per barrel; from old, 4,5O. 1t
was arriving in considerable quantities and In
fair demand al the above quotations.
LaNsrNGBuRGH roREvER.-ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHT Delegates attended the Wing
Convention from Lansngburgh. They came
down the river, through the sloOp lock, IN large
| boat prepared for the occasion, and walked III
procession through the city to the Court House,
where they were received by the Convention
then organizing with THREE CHEERS
| We vouch for Lansingburgh ia the coming CON
,est.-TrOy Daily Whig.
Land Office Sub Treasurers-The following
| is a list Of defaulting sub-treasurers connected
with the land office in Mississippi and at one
point in Arkansas. All these immense defalca-
lions, it will be seen, are of recent date. Estab
! ish the sub-treaSury system, and our custom
houses, SC. will soon be a par with the land
| offices:
Due from W. 2. Harris, on tie 10Th
March 1886, 500, IFS O9
Due from C. D. Boyd, August 81,
1887, 6O,l67, ls
Due from L. Hawkins, November 9,
1885, 5,474 II
Due from J. w. Stephenson, on the
23th jar. 1888, 90 $50 60
Due from s w Beall, March 1893, sc, O97 SO
Due from r. Fl Sterling n. 1888, II 1872 So
Due from A. Mitchell, 2Sth Feb.
1927, 54,625 SO
Due from A. Hutchins, Nov 1857, 1924 90
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NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. Dayly will celebrate Mass in
Middlebury on Sunday, 23d inst. and at the
hour of half past three, same day, there will DO
a meeting of the Roman Catholic inhabitants
Of this village and its vicinity. in The Masonic
Hall, relative to the erecting of Roman Cath
Ole house of worship.
Sent. 18th, 1888.
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TAKE NOTICE.

FEVl1E subscribers respectfully inform the
Z inhabitants of Mddebury and its vicin.
ity that they have formed copartnershp Ut.
der the firm Of
WALTER S. JOHNSON g. co.
and have purchased the Stock of Goods in the
Commission Store lately occupied by Mr.. Ma.
than Wood where they intend to keep gener
al assortmentsof
w. l. GOODS & GROCERIES,
which will be sold at The lowest prices for Cash
or exchanged for most kinds of Produce.
WALTER S. JOHNSON,
JOHN WOOD.
MIddlebury Sept. II, 1888. I9:3w
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OFFICIAL ELEcTIoNEERING.- Tie High De-
putty Constable Sheriff of Cortland, lately came
TO this place, and saluting an lrshman, whom
he presumed to be Jackson man, he applaud
ed him for his influence among his countrymen,
and told him there raS money TO be made up,
and he must exert himself for his party, and
he should not loose any thing By it.
"What party ~ said the Irishman.
"The Jackson party, of course said the
Deputy.
do you know who you are talking TO 2"
said the other.
"To Jackson man, suppose" said the
Deputy.
F" No you are not. BY the powers" said the
other "nor a Loco Foco eitherr'
The Deputy mourted his dobbin, and pulled
heel for home.-- Hudson Rirer Chronicle
speaking of dialogues" one very much
like the above occurred not quite ninetv.nne
miles from Middlebury. few days before the
late election. The Locofoco who was running
himself for town Representatiye-and whose
prophecy is, "pe shall lick you next year.
was very busy, as usual, in counting noses for
himself. To count mans nose on the right
side, he occasionally found it necessary to get
hold of his elbow. So he did with Doct. -.
and as we shall see, "waked up the wrong
passenger" somewhat after the manner of the
Locofoco above named.
Candidate.-Ahah good morning, Doctor
how do you do, and how is your lady and all
the little ones-eh?
Doctor.-Very WELL sir-all very well.
Candidate. how is business ?-hope
you are prospered in these good times, Doctor
DOctor.-O, tolerable.
Candidate. Well-ahem LET'S see. Doc.
tori belleye they let you vote here, don't
they They must let you vote, certainIy-ehl
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a drrff1.

In this village, last evening by the Rev Dr.
Merrill, Rev. Jonathan Blanchard, of Cincinna-
II, Ohio, to Miss Mary A. Bent, of this village.
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THREE CHEERS!-We acknowledge with
much pleasure, the reception of the Buffalo Daily
Journal, containing intelligence that our friend
JswETT, late editor she Free Press, has become
joint proprietor and editor of that very valuable
and popular WING paper. May he prosper as
he deserves, and prove as effeclual laborer in
the Wing cause in New-York as he was in that
of anti-nasonry in Vermont.
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TRoops on TIE FRoNTIER.-The Buffa-
la Commercial Advertiser of the Sd inst,
says,-"The Milwaukee came in to-day,
from Cleveland, with part of regiment
OF regulars, under command of Colonel
Crane. They are now from the Chero.
kee county, and, agreeable 10 the orders
of Gen. Macomb, published few weeks
since will be stationed here and at Niaga-
ra, during the ensuing winter. Col. Crane,
we understand, will relieve Major Young,
who, since early in the spring, has been in
command on this frontier. Albany
Daily Advertiser
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MIDDLEBURY.

Liberty and Union, now and forever One anu
Inseparable.
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er seen by any body, and in fact, his existence
was never suspected. The motives of this
horrid treatment have not transpired.
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BENEFIT OF NEWSPAPERS 1t is a fact that
there are multitudes of the American people,
who believe this story about Emancipation in
the West Indies is all hoax--an abolition lie !;
and they do not scrupe to say SO because they
have seen nothing like it in the papers. Thus
is it that the blind lead the blInd.--Phian.
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THE Boston TMEs.-We very much want to
ask the editor of this excellent and spirited little
Daily-advertised in another column whether
his name is Edward c. Purdy. once a Prentice
in the editorial corps of Vermont If he answer
in the affirmative he may be assured we shall
like him enough better to pay him for his trouble.
We remember him with peculiar regard for the
good blasts he used to give US through his far
famed "Horn Of the Green Mountains
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A London paper states that on the night Of
the Sd August, an inquest was held on the body
of William Blake, an American merchant, who
was found drowned in the Thames, with such
severe marks of violence on his person as to
lead to a strong suspicion that he had come to
his death by unfair means. The deceased be-
longed to the house of Heart & Co. Of New
York.--BoSton Daily Times.
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Those of our patrons who do not doubt that
" the laborer is ,corthy Of his hire" are remind
ed that we have labored for them near a year
and half, without any substantial token that
they sincerely believe the above truth. 1t is
the corner stone of our hopes, and should be
that Of their practice. Ifthis is their view Of
the matter, will they make it manifest
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The Argus makes most pitiful lamentation
over the dead body of Locofocoism. We
should think the editor had become sufficiently
accustomed TO defeat to bear it with better
grace. But he is so much like the boys dog that
" wouldn't stay get-out!" that he is constantly
whining to get in. Why not acknowledge the
defeat fair one-as every voter in Middebury
knows it was-and not make such an effort to
make the democratic freemen who voted that
side, appear ridiculous! Ifthey are sufficient
ly servile and cringing TO submit TO tenth
part of the abuse he pretends they did submit
to at the polls. they deserve defeat. A curious
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BARBER-us-The last Argus thinks the cleo
ton Of Representative in this town might be con
! tested We beg him TO forbear.
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We were lately shown specimens of
apples grown on tree in Walpale, for
thee successive ears The Oldest spe-
cimen was in good state of preservation
and looked as though i: might last to be
eaten by wiser and better generation
(Bost. Times.
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A NUT SHELL, BUT FULL OF NEAT" The
liberty of the Press is mockery, if the truth
may not be told of every mans occupation
Wo be TO that community, where the laws are
such, while the real criminal can often hide be.
hind them, the exposer of his evil practices
shall be placed at the mercy of unprincipled
men." -Cheeuer'S Defence.
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THE MARKET.-At the last dates, (Flour
from new Wheat was selling at Cincinnati at
800 dollars per barrel; from old, 4,50. 1t
was arriving in considerable quantities and in
fair demand al the above quotations.
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ANOTHER CAsPAR HAUsER.--A Paris paper
(the Gazette des Tribuneaux) gives the follow.
ing curious story:
The day before yesterday, in consequence of
information given bya poor woman named
Willard who, after being six months in the Ho.
lei Dieu, was at the point Of death, commits
sary of police repaired to the lodging of her
husband, a painter in porceline in the rue Po-
pincour, No. 40. In dark closet belonging
to Wizards lodging he discovered rolled up,
rather than stretched, upon heap of damp
straw, young man about 20 years Of age,
whose haggard countenance, emaciated and
bent body, and almost powerless limbs, gave
proofs of long suffering, insufficient food and
continued deprivation Of fresh air and exercise.
From the various admissions of Willard, and
the information collected by the comissary of
police from the other inmates Of the house, it
appears that this unfortunate youth has been
kept close prisoner, and subject TO continued
ill-treatment since the day of his birth. He
never went out of his parents room was nev-
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n and does receive and oil
that has bees employed for the o. the har one
Off ought be couatcd znoag the necessary articles
which sheus be purchased by al parents Tor preserves me
falling strengthens by us rch ana generous
stmuss the weakest hair gives 70 ssoru " ha semrsDe
sones issre and fnenes and heeps IN great measure
from becoming gray Is extraordinary specnc 70 erase
from skin the head that derry sed'nen which 50
many persons complain 81 u may BE- daily spphed on the
The cosss, rsbe sale thereof the rcpue and extension
daily receives certan guarantee, and ough Danish ~
fears that creates IN his mird oncernng US en-
csey Each will receive with The bottle treatise on me pro
81 Grandesns Comp son which has hitherto been sold
without any edor will henceteh partste Of The most excellent
Prrcipai Once No. Barclay doccs from Broadway
Cry Aessrs-messrs Rushton Aspinwsl, ss william st.
10 Broadway ard 10 Aster House 1narnsns srsg store,
tier, druggist, Iva 8eccker s; W. j. 1'mn, ~ nfosowsy'
Mrs ksnrar 2s7 Broadway. =
AersIs-rr Lsfcre. rhIsdelehi., NJ, c sys, os =,
umoIe, Mr. A. 1,yer, Boston; Mr. Rosse.t Cncsnsu ~
~ u soss lot 81 louis, Mssouri Messrs hepry
Mr. Gray, P0ugskrepe Mr. Bloachard. hbanyi ". Sohn.
". ,hssTy General Agents W. csche Ns,ss,,
TSsTITUTION ROT THE CURE OF STAN.
mhkNerhis nsttHtion, or2eriy Of Courtlsndt street.
WIN ne ropened r The II pits the Isl OF May
neat Ioe Spring street near Hudson. Arrangements have
that choose w. ~ board the fptue thus constantly
under the superirendanee of thu Principal Tho system
taught WIZ be The spe prsced by the subscriber for the
s Eve yesrs with such corpe,e Hu.dreds per
IN this city nnn the sdoinnr ceuutry erpersacs
benefits sed testified 10 us complete eoscy curing the
worst ~ Pupils wi be received sem Ave- yes-
old forty and cure IN all gusrsteea money
will be refrnded
Tsrms-From sa5to soe The lsaigeu, cured gratis vcr
ur,her inorms,icn, sppy 10 the suscnbe~ the
fessrs can fe ny sppysss - se-ve, eewsnisg cer
| si,.sm HENRY WELLS. rri.cpaL
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY SUCCEss.-Al
1 though the public press IN New York has been lite rally
Inundated with certificates, adsvits and letters proving The
~rtrnordisary and never falling success Of COHCNs EN-
YET may he amissfor the sake OF who visit the
and oters who have read the various testimonials
published In the Sunday Morning News and other papers
occasionally exhibit additional evidences II the eminent
necessary hundred testimonials, received by
DR. Cohen since the former publications. could be
the following cf itself sircng explicit and direct
purpose thar csnnot fail Of satisfying ALL " any there
be who Hsy doubt The astonishing properties OF this
<spebrated .oiioa
BRooKLys, May IS 1889
Doctor M n. Cohen;-sir-Convncea that IL Is duty
he public, well yourself individually
pres Judgements Of The great benefits have
ceved from the Of your Rheumatic Lnement hasten
do 50 al the first opposny that presents ITSELF Very few
perssns any, have suffered from Rbeums tsm than1
did short Time sisce when by the advice Of riead, To
whom the celebrity Of kmbr scstos known. Ipre
cured BEETLE and shortly afterwards relieved from
sr sending yos had been crippled with rheumstism for
rsarly tive mohtbs four Eve OF which could
walk without erulebes and IN fact usisg them when be-
To apply the Lotion Thanks lis good properties, and
10 yosr inventive eenus entirely cared bvfore ssed
one hottie thavng of 70 ~ and have had
Of the malsdy snc. cannot hesitate npder
papa5le strong Embroc the
Recommendation that capable oi, the especially IT.
ny doing can prevail upon any IL my fellow citizens here
or eis where who may be suffering from Rhesnstism
Proprietor q seoosd Ward Note, corner Of York an Pearl
streets Brooklyn.
NOTICETbe genuine Rmhroc alton hears the swvs,ur.
81 The proprietor, " COHEN, and is sold onIy In New
York AZ b. residence, No 40 Buas St; Geo. feuchsrs
store, III Fulton ST and al the Bookstore Of Mr. Thomas
crowsn, No So Broadway II Is slss sold al Mr. MI ers
ncskstore ~ Fsbcr 81 Brooklyn.
Price - per botile. ~ Sod IL linz
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IMPORTANT WILL CAsE.-A case which has been
pending Cor the last years. relative the will Of the
aaie Alice Lispenard, and involving property the
amount Of than half million dollars wa. yester
day decided by the Surrogate who gave Judgment tina
said VIII is invalid, by Of the esatrx being Of
imbecle mind at the time Of making it. BY this dsc
sion the property passes from the heirs Of the late Alex
.nder L. Stewart, to the heirs law Of Alice Lispe
nard.
Counsel for the heirs al law, William H. Bell Peter
A. DAY, John X Livingston jr., and Themas w Clerk.
For the WILL David B. Ogden, and W. Sandford.
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CU0loo0
sss "a u lsslls Lsy have rsopsosS .ss 49,
The are now Srepsss and ready 70 those
.ss nay 3 pleased favor then vs their
hey hepe from their late inportsst arn
Tse in.r :, contains over scss vsse and
the the enlarge from Time 70 us
ysea.scsy !. ss"sed md sonp.s DE The
approved works the following nss
s ea I%dss Of ss Community 10 e
iensve collection Of works on fiction Perhaps no Library
efther Library complete possible i contain:
works @ ss rn S0 Of
PsIcdea wors ssgeher with fine coecsn
Se Plays, acting and staadard
their part shall be waiting 10 make Library superior
possible, any city, and thereby rendering IL the most
"s sis:u q genera p'"'A'S' - H. Q. LANGLEY.
DDR Ess TO TIA 4 PUB LIC-DOCTORn HEN
army Lsjus arrived from England where he has prsc,esd
years with the greatest success IN the OF
e Seus BY he Of sou
and insrs,y which ~ resmens 50 often proves "a
DR.. himself, that after many ofnlense
eradicate the NEST and TO con-
vince the afflicted that he really perform what he profess
made for which !. pledgsshis reputation. lion '
Hours Of attendance in the msrning tina and from
either with the greatest confidence and lin the
English, French, and German languases) his Medical Is
Enlistment, No. 81 Pearl street, fe dsor from Broadway
where advice and medicines may be obtained.
u The PLIES esetually cured with internal medicine
only.
Letters post paid addressed duly attended
N B. SHrgeon Chiropodht
" Observe, Ne. $40 Pearl street, near Broadway.
jeS0 1m~
THAE Fair! THE HAIR!!-I should invariably
be borre IN mind that TO good set OF Teeth the rexl
nes desirable properly The possession OF hne head 81
HAIR, and which only be obtained by constant and
free use OF the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly pertumed
and desirable substitute for The injurious preparations
that are daily palned Hpon the public.
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be fouad Hourh and giben The hair
and restore 1t bald paeesand in order TO meet the exteR
demand for it, has put al the low price OF 30 Goats per
bottle For sale by h c. HART, ITS Broadway,
a2i.v corner OF Cesrtiandt ST.
LNON sEMOyAL OF SUPER FLU
Gus hAIR-fnst OF female seauty whether ON the
foreneaa still unsiehty the lip may b.
eAectnally removed by o. ATkNSON'S DEPlLA
TORY Its Operations instantaneous removing the hair with
the approach pan and leaving the skin writer
softer than before By twice using the Depiatory the
the hair usually destroyed Require further
plcaon of it. No bad consequences from It's need be
tmay he infants skin without
bad effects.
The advertiser Is prepared bottle sold by
him to edeciualy, and be perfectly
effects. Sold wholesale and retaiby
II. G.. HART, ITS Broadway,
a21-v Courtlxndt
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TIL 4 GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT.
III A II.
aRANDJE ANS COMPOSITION.

GRANDJE ANS COMPOSITION,
u AN important discovery for he treatment Of the Hair,
presevave against badness and nfalibe in all s
fecton OF the skin on the head DANDRlFF, he 6c.
successvey attempted that ofthe human body,
with havng sufficiently studied the subject ny spreading
the osrnatous Of exaggerated fame, they have
fagued the public with the words-Wonderl frosigyl
EvDENcEl EvDgNcGl-To prevent the des ruction OF
6ne that gift nature, requires
with the Identical Tor what kind
OF Composition could that be- invented by persons aot an
lar with the study Of the skin on the head
The Of the hair h called by some celeb,a
might for It's effects be compared the reguIalvc activity
which takes place In each plant
The numerous experiments A. Grsndjean has made lsave
doubt his mind relative the followed by the
and OF which circulation The ntcrce
ulsr spaces which al communicate together, TO form
the capillary Tub. infinitely divided. The sap dee
circulate In all hair with the facility. In most hair, OF
which the vessels but little developed operates slowly
tube itself being csstnus filed with H. sRnih
lates the pepsusn then the ascending effect cannot take
place by application Of 0randean's Composition,
which in few dsysoay will pestrse through the hair to the
The ascending power then only according 10 the
quality Of the tube bat also the ~ ssng this Coarc
ton which be sight fore rerlng
then conceive that surDg the Sleep the surface OF
the head produces utsn abun
dsBts the sap, which IN degree IN reiaos with that
rapidly sscsnds The result "
The friction that been made before slice refresh
sad repairs the kn the head then the growth continues
moniag only the results only b. sisce the
pores OF the skin closer and consequently In disposition
quite unfsyorsLie for receiving from This Composition all u
salu mary q
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PATENT WINDLAss
u IT, ID = II ID A ID !.

III THE subscribers Sole Projectors and Manufacturers
prepared with drsoaph, all Tor their
Unrivaled Sweied Beam Wtndlass which
almost universally used being the best article
yet Notwithstanding convenience and dur by.
The saekng acted the wndass and swe led BEAM
maGe perfectly light, and free from ali liability ssg, still
leaving elasticity Ia the same, which renders particularly
simple Ia The matter OF putting and
taking down, will De fouad of but l trouble IN compaoa
with those ocr whilst the precsios with
which the component parts tled. safeguard
against the ntroauctios OF any Kind NJ verna.
Frsn taken reader each Besead perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them parchascrs
who invited call and examine large assortment
hasd
Also arg, assortment OF elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds. DC constantly haac.
J. w L C. sou fHACK, No log Broadway,
ielh ths Fran lin
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All All! On Oh He E!-The Courier has come
cut in favor of the Mexican Government. Where is
Sebastiano Mecado? Was the Courier in the pay
of the brutal bloody, and remorseess Mexican Govern
menti Did Webb and Santa Anna ever dine to.
gether when that murderer boarded Bunkers7-
We pause fer reply.
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p The BedouiH Arabs will arrive in the st.
James packet ship. They are engaged at the Park
Theatre. The st. James sailed on the 10th June,
and may, consequently, be hourly expected.