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form idahle host ui Itaigu HH.fta.t AZ would
cause Maine TO shnke 90 l,..r -.-iuy. inl~.,L,
we see TO necessity tor sHrh ruNfuartrs l,rriu
called into the frI Tie pr..,.lrr.s- OF th-
House Of Assembly iu npptoru.ftnE ihe s'I,u of
E2O OOO,-the squirt That per, tsir- ghe whol-
population OF this province. tnrvthfr wnl tho
large number Of rrgplars ol .h-r way from
Halifax aud Qu'bcc, Will farm Do tfs Conmnn-
drr-in Chief with forces silfiri.ut. even in u,irt
OF numernl strrurih Co rnutc sl itr t,rrr- hat
Maine can possibly conrrutrnla ufHI ,l.- Res
took Territory; end take SIMPLE ru.....ucr a..
the outruges cOmmiusd upon zoe n. ush st,h
l.rIs
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HoLmEs-We understand that The President
has declined acting upon the application for the
surrender Of L'r Holmes, unI referred the snh
Ject 10 Gov. Jchisou. We understand the posi-
non taken at Washington to be, that insomuch
as neither ll'e constitution no. the laws of Con-
gress provide Tor the case ri all, il runst
the ground OF mere comfy between the British
PROVINCES and the adjoining States, and there
fore The cision should lie left 70 the state all-
lhoriIes. Under these circumstances, Governor
JenIson has issued his warrant for tie further
detention OF the accused, and appointed the 2Srh
March for hearing in the premises, at this
place. Burlington Free Press.
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lions IN The contingent expenses of The lepart
men" and requests The editor 10 seitd his nc.
count for payment. The editor, generous lrl
low! declares he will not cnbnrrass the govern.
ment in the present condition of It's finances, 10y
sending in the bill, as he very much douhts
whether they have the means OF paying him, g.
begs The Secretary, not 10 make himself unea
sy on the subject, as he is entirely willing 10
wait until the Treasury is nblo to meet the de-
mundi
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Mr. Bennett, of New York. writes as fol-
lows from Washingonjust previous to the close
of the late session of Congress:
sit is now seven o'clock, AMI during the whole
of the afternoon, up to this hour, Gen. Scott
has been with the senate's committee of foreign
relations. II seems to me that he is the only
man now in Washington, that really knows what
is to he done or knows now 20 do it. The Pres
ident and his imhecile cabinet of itteratureS can
talk eat, drink, play cards, and fir with the Ia
dies but in the day of trouble all must depend
on the soldier, statesman and man of action
Gen. Scott seems TO he the onl " man around us
understanding the situation of the country or
capable Of protecting lis rights and its honor
We have been thus brought on the verge Of
war by the miserable rabble Of rotten politicians
who have neglected their public duties while
their favoriies have plundered the public trea-
surv"
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STATE or VERMONT.

CALEnONiA DIsTRIcT, IS
WHEREAS an Instrument purporting 90 be the
w last VIII and Testament Of SALLY WILL
LARD, late of Barnet, sad district, deceased,
has been presented TO the Probate Court of said
district for allowance, by NATHANIEL HAZEL.
TINE, tho Executor therein named-Thess are,
therefore, notify the hcIrs and all concerned, TO
appear NJ Probate Cont Ia be holden NJ the Pro-
hh'c Office IN Danvilie, on the Sib day Of pril
next aud show cause, IL any they have, against the
proof and owance OF snid viii
Dated at Dunvilie. this 4ih dav Of March a ID 1899
SAMUEL %. MAI TOCKS, Register.
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GEO. b. MASsER, Secretary.

The .irnostook 2iser The Portland (Mane)
Courier says. in explanation Of the present
seat OF border difficulties;
= The natue ReSiook, .4rooStcok, .9To0siic, and
.7ToSioogh, mean the same thing, and are differ
tnt notifications of the Indian term tor the riv.
er which rtscs in the county 81 Penohscot n liz.
tie north OF Mount KataTdin, n about 10 deg. OF
latitude. Ii runs nearly all EAST course ncross
I'e counties of Penohscot aud Washington
through one of the most beautiful wales in the
United States, receiving numerous tributary
streams, and discharges itself INTO Tho St Johns
few miles above the mouth nj the Tob que river
Its mouth Is four or FIVE miles east OF tie bonn
diary claimed hy Maine. The principal tribuIa.
rIes are the limestone aud liule Madnwnskn,
great and hIlIe Mnchias, md the 81 Croix.
townships have been surveyed and layed out
"a miles above or north Of The Aristook, 10y au-
lhoniy of Massachusetts and Maine on our east
eTn line.
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GIVE spy from the bottom -four heart the
woman who is so unfortunate as to be cursed
with an Incorporate brute for a husband. But
other emotions are excited when read ac-
counts like the following, which we find in the
Missiskoui a.. CO. Standard the 5lh instant.
We regret to learn that Mrs Alexander Best,
and her little daughter, about six years old of ST.
Armand West were severely wounded, on the
25th ultimo, by rhel discharge of musket, the
ball passing through Mrs BIS left breast and arm,
and lodging in the child's left thigh. We have
not been able to ascertain the circumstances at
tending this unfortunate affair: it is, however,
reported that Mr. Best, the husband and father,
was intoxicated at the time it took place, and it
S rumored thar he snapped his gun Mt his wife
three different times before il went of.
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TEMPERANCE. u.r. ,,us vi.l be-. ,..,ssr 30
sns n ihr uesiias House. t tho C~str, N,lses lu
- J"h"shury. IN Fuda,. ihr 80 dsy - Ni-r-h
int 80 thr purpns~ of arsau.zirg "a Efas g,mgrr
sHes Nocisiy general attendance b. sarassti,
requested Assuag 20 o'clnst,P
Jaass Flint. David ~ L..
Mo-ss kiurcdzr Jsrn-s Rsrs..,
T. THtthsrks D. uanrrs.
John Barney, N.r1Hn Ruhrrfa
vs. Colby SHgau e.. ff.n
W 4 Ar1uid David Csr-r
Ephruir1 I~veu. Eafen
lpfh~f Clark, lssrr itsrlraf.a
llull turiss, -Hnt.rf fH.rr.
J7ff tfasupHs. J U.DtsrHa.r
Irrsfnau utlru. 0a.vfu NaftII.
A-a 4 ffruf h. DAVID ts.-s b.
t Euas.i Hallct. Nm q ~r..eH3rr
T. H7rkrr. q Ct.dwfrt
lawts Pierce. N a. ptsrrr
titrari ~ Zoo, AHsI rs .IFt.
lhurEeF Severance Nafhnu ~I.nf.
q Je,ssif. ~au4 WunrrHrst
Abel p.tfrr Jbar.rs H.,sbsf
Aaf & i-r IafIuut tfH'.tTf.
1h1 Nnrs~ ~ Arrfna.#r.
~ ~ru. "IFr. JOHN "a srsua lr
AHsI E.I.rv. lltsa NHfffn.
Jrsrph liHFrluus, Hrsasrl rs18si
"a e. besfd.aln. CsIvrr ~.prg/r
l.sfrH Nrf-s
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YgOrrisOm's Pills
OR HYGE.aV VEGETABLE UVTVER
S.3L MEDICLN.E;;

OR HYGE.4.N VEGET.aBLE U.N!VER-
SILL .MEDICLNE;
IMPORTED from the British College Of Health,
h London, by DR. Geo Taylor, l.2 Wall ST: New
York sole agent in the United States for SAID Col
Isge Every Packet sold in Vermont will be sign
ed m WRITING by Panghorn * BTinsmaId, Jew
Oilers o. Burlington, VI who are State Ag"nt.,And
also by the sub Agents selling them If ihev are
NOT So signed nJ-DO NOT BUY THEM. Pack
els Of Pills 81 aud So each. Powders, % ca
per box For sale by
JONAS FLINT, 81. Juhnsbury
g"hn Kelsey, Danville
WIN. Pierce, Lyndon.
=. +. Morse and simeon Lyman, Crahsbury
Sabin KsIum, IrashurRh
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
&. * ]. W. Baxter, Derby Line
Foster Grow, Chelses.
w. w. Caldwell, Mnntpeier
Amasa Pains Lowell
Gus l.. Kellun, Mon gomery
o. A Keith Sheldon.
David Lyman. 81. Adams
WIN T. Greene, Veigenncs
J. Hagar Middlebury.
n w Porter. Rutland
Orvis IL Roberts, MSnehsster.
NJ :. auckland, Bellows Falls,
J. w Remington, Johnson.
J. S'esne, BIaitleboTo'. 63~-fy
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The GuIaivafOT.

6. ]. & b. BUNDY would also inform the pub.
tic lhat they are now manufacturing. md have on
hand n large number OF CULTIVATORS, new
article not heretofore introduced IN this country
designed for puverzing pni fitting the land for a
CROP ard for wedding corn and potatoes, which, a.
a labor saving implement OF husLandry, is not ex.
cceJed by ANY other invention.
Lyndon Corner, March Is, 1890. S5-6w
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From, The .We,c Orleans Bulletin, Feb. %

Later intelligence from Mexico was received
in this city yesterday. 1t appears that Mr. PAX
enham, the English Minister is exering him
self to induce the Mexican Government to make
peace with France, 81 on the 18th Of February
it was believed in the capital he would succeed
In the mean time, we are told of the march
oftroops in various directions; and the federal
party seem determined TO strain every nerve to
pnt down their opponents. The wretched man
ner in which Bustamente has conducted the
war with France, and the embarrassment Deco.
stoned by the blockade will weaken the inAu-
ence Of the Central party, but we still think they
will finally triumph, as the priests and old Span
iar,ls ARE opposed to the federaliss, and in the
capn] and other parts OF Mexico their influence
is Irresistible. The most that can result from
the efforts of Urren, Mexia and others, may be
the seperraton of one two states from the
Central Government. The good understanding
between Gen. Urea and the French Admiral
and the disposition evinced by the la tier to med
die IN the intestine qunrreis of Mexico are not
calculated to make either very popular with the
thinking and patriotic portion Of the Meaicans
We learn that the first division of the the Phil
adephia nilitin, under the command of Major
Gen Patterson, promptly volunteered their SER
vices to the President. under the at recently
passed TO rinse force of fifty thousand mem
Phiiad. Herald.
IfGen. Patterson and his troops really wish
to serve their country, they had better tender
their services to the State Of Maine. The Pres
ident seems to be rather afraid of the smell of
gunpowder and, is not very likely to accept the
services Of volunteers, unless things come to n
very desperate my-Boston Alias.
A Generous Creditor Since the New Orleans
Bee became Wing paper the Treasury De-
partment, through its agent has discontinued its
subscription, assigning as reason that it has be-
come necessary Ito make all practicable reduc-
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Notice.

FENHlS may certify tIatl have given my son A.
Il MOS CHAMBERi.iN the remainder of the
time of his minority, therefore I shall Mother ex.
act any of his wages BIO accountable for any of
his contracts after this dSio.
ERASTUS CHAMBERLAIN.
Irasburgh, March 2, 1850 So 3w
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NOTICE.

VAIL. ts sold &c Puhhc Auction, on Thur
w Ihe tHth day &C March ipsl a. 20 oct s.,
~ 81 thr ION 81 Capt. JERREB kENT H.,
Iu E.rur'. fut Prssumpsic VILLAGE the foiiu oE
articles Wstinut reserve, on a cr'dit 81 SIX lhs
2 CoirE. I tro years old Heifcr.
Th,cs vsars old Coils 10 Tons Of Hr
900 Bushels o. Potatoes. ] Gutter.
] Gig WGgon. l Store
? Stogts. lot Of B,dSicHds.
Harnesses, Chairs. Tubes, Croeksry Gtta Class
Hsre, PichJorts .ShoreLs, SC. &c. too HuH.sT
Gus 10 mention.
MILES SHOREY Auctiuneer
Barnet, March .. 1899. S4-2w
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From 4. nnrden. Esa.

From 4. Hdrden, Esq.
This may certify that have used &. J. & b.
Bundy's No. Plough, and give il The preference
~ suy other plough manufactured ia this county.
II laws the ground smoother and carries good wd,h
Of work ANDREW WARDEN.
Rvcgste, Sept. 90, 1898.
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For safe AT this Office,
SURVEYORS BLANKS,
BLANK NOTES,
VENDUE BLANKS, end
BLANK DEEDS March !, 1882.
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The following certificates Of individuals who
have used our Ploughs given to the public that
they may Judge of their merits
FTsTn Hon. J. ii. Ingalls,.
This r1ay certify that | have been a farmer for
many years, and have used many different Piough-,
and ct late have used one of 6 j. 81 b. Bundy' =
grass Ploughs made IN L. ndon, which | think Is
the best plough have ever used for breaking up,
and would recommend said Plnughs {" farmer. who
wish purchase JOSEPH III INGALLS,.
Lyndon Sept q, less.
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PH.OEGERS

of three different sizes, To- accommodate to the diE
ferent purposes Of agriculture. IL is Httle more
than one year since these ploughs have been miro.
ducod TO the public use. and thopgh other Plopghs
ia this section have had popular names to recon.
mond them, yet the manufacturers confidently be-
Isve, m common with those who have proved The
utility al their Ploughs by aclua! usc that they ARE
not inferior any rlough made N New Fnelnnd
And respectfully invite the farmers tn cali at
cur esiabiishmen NJ ard examine for themselves.
During the past winter We have made 4 valuable
Improvement IN Plough No. l. so that u viii crave
The ground more readily than before.
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FARMERS! LOOK! LOOK !
G.. y. az Es. EgEsssdy

CONTINUE 10 manufacture nj thor establish
" ment at Lyndon Corner, their superior and
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m5h,. confirming The, previously msds 70 us y MI
Ogden !; aud, m written communication ne nss w.
general view OF the course OF proceeuns ~ - a.
has offered 10 sdJ such particular account u heL
tails Of che transactions Is BIO can gamer "o'' N'e
and accounts"
Again, sir: From the report Of di'p'n anu Daf-
keE November 18Th, we learn -,
:, Acco,d,og 10 The statements OF Mr. Ogden and Mr.
phi,. hs,c,oG,,e mentioned 10 you. and subsequently
.ans,f.,d 4, them in writing as we'll as verbally, the
M. ~ ne public money commenced as early as the
close or 1890 the beginning Of 1880: the practice
no 20 trsnsler st the Of the week, TO
~. Treasurer Of the United States no more than the
amount received previous TO Saturday morning and
thus 10 place snccessvey from the subsequent receipts
the sums Withdrawn, that the deficiency might not
appear Though the sums thus replaced after they
WIRE TAKEN can form no part OF the balance now charg
cd against Mr.. S~auwout which consists only Of sums
never returned, yet underworld to obtain IRON Mr.
Phillips the items OF this sort from the commencement
We we're unable 10 do so. The original cheek-book OF
Mr. Ssari~out from June, 1880 TO December, 1901
though which. perhaps, they might have been traced
not afier dilgen search, TO be found and although
Mr. Phillips commence cd. he stated, IN the year 1884,
when The Jrfci began I've large 10 make memoran-
dam Of which he eau designate the sums with
drawn. subsequent 10 that period. BY Mr. Swsrtwout,
from the cash fund for his yet he declared his
lnahty do any earlier The evidence, therefore, IN
regard The moneys that Withdrawn and replaced
j. found in The verbal communications made to by
Mr. Ogden and Mr., Phillips. which were given IN our
previous reports you aud in their letters and written
statements Of which copies will he found among the
documents transmitted TO you herewith
Again, sir:
I'VE rudesvored TO ascertain exactly the amounts Of
cash Wheh sd been successfully withdrawn. so as 10
make up The ~hole OF these funds Mr. Phillips, the
assistant cashier. VII" kept The check books from which
ons This he traced has gwen statement Of such
Of The sums ib"s drawn out hy Mr. Swanwou for his
p,i,are as he able obtain from the old check
o"ks ~ the office aud his own memorandu,ns. Item
braces only the interval between November, 1884. and
June lS aud amounts in the aggregate TO 81 90 COZ
20 OF this sum. the cash noted by Mr. Philips as be-
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
.,.. TUESDAY, Feb. s.

Present as yesterday.
No 10, VIM. X. Smith, appellant, rs. G, Richards.
On appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United
States tor NewYork.
Mr. Justice Barbour delivered the opinion of this
Court, affirming the decree Of said Circu, Court in
this cause, with costs.
No 81. Vim. Wallace Us. Cory Mcconnell. In
error TO the District Court of the United States for
Alabama.
Mr. Justice Thompson delivered the opinion of
this Court, with costs, the judgment Of the said DIS
trict Court in this cause.
No. 81. The Columbian Insurance Company Of
Alexandria Us. Turney, Ashby ct al In error TO the
Circuit Court of the United States for the District OF
Columbia.
Mr. Justice Story delivered the opinion Of this
Court, affirming with costs, the judgment OF the said
Circuit Court in this cause.
No. 80 Samuel Reed u.s. VIM Marsh. In error
to the Supreme Court ofthe State Of Ohio.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
this Court dsmssing this writ of error for the want
of jurisdiction.
Er Parte-In the matter Of D. N. Hennen, on
motion for mandamus to the District Court of the
United States for Eastern Louisiana requiring the
said Court to restore said Hennen TO the office of
Clerk The argument of this cause was continued
bv Mr.. Jones against the motion.
Adjourned till tomorrow, III o'clock
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and NTH the adriee and consent Of the Senate.
7. Har,ay Crawford, TO be Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs
John Louis McGregor, 10 be Consul for the port
Of Campeche, in Mexico.
making the boundary between the United States and
the Republic Of Texas.
John H. Overton, OF Louisiana, TO be Commission
er for making said boundary.
John J. Clendenen, of Arkansas, to be Clerk to
said commissioner.
Samuel Stetiinus and Thomas r. Hampton, TO be
Justices of the Peace for the county OF Washington,
in the District of Columbia.
LAND OFFICES
john. Barlow, Register, Genesee, Michigan, vice
Michael Hoffman, resigned.
Henry Washington, Receiver, TallahaSse, floFi-
da, vice Matthew J. Allen, removed
John P Campbell, Receiver, Springfield Mo- wee
Robert T. Brown, declined
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Charles F. Lester Collector OF the Customs, new
London, Connecticut, vice ihSoiasoy w Gra"lolu
whose commission expired on the LIST OF February
1899
the stb of December, 1885.
Jared L. Elliott to be Chaplain in the Navy from
Peter G. Clark to be Chaplain in the Navy from
the 81 Of October, 1893.
WIN. b. Slack to be Second Lieutenant in the Ma
rinc Corps from the 2Sth Of January, 1889.
ATTORNEYS OF THE UNITED STATES.
William G.. Scott, for Arkansas.
p S. Loughborough for Kentucky
Henry w Cory for the District established in
The Western District in Tennessee, for the counties
Of Benton, Carroll, Henry, Obion, Dyer, Gibson,
Lauderdale Haywood, Upton, Shelby, Fayeue,
Hardeman McNairy, Hardin, and Perry.
Isaac Van Allen, for Iowa.
MARsHAr.s or THE UNITED STATES.
Nicholas SNYDER for Maryland.
William J. Davis, tor Georgia
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rr Ing all ils'hrrs UI '!r All
els, tie symptoms OF which enn,>,
cy la &C appetite, Ir}dis h. gula<,, s,su Of
tulrss Tca>, Of ry' hGn,v.nc>- d
pains the nj ''.rt|. indigestion I:r.acinE Ter
Lid state Of the IN consequent tr Luw
els. .iiIn Of iil. nn!C
Will ir excellent rCpHrdI !un, yu4
t c;'tmA " Renewed. Two ~ tnn.
sccd,y gain 9Th. health, ui the live. ,s
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hess, Il" l. pain nd .lrt! appearance" s'rcu,a, artt,r,
aud hl!ta Vi he the i result Of lt irp ih.s ulr
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These rt,ae pli!IIuR,iy rtt nUs for stuG
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rcposc.
rrisua~ Of fl, ha;t who subject i.aaath gi,is.
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b. rcgu.atiG. tnN dose se1EF lG rgE aud OF Il
rarieat they become sgit7it trry case III q III.
he eqirei aud for elderly sa'lt ,hry vii he f.nd
i've the csnfrti,c medicine nt,erto rrc ffal,
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Mr. Jam :, recently &riv"d III ,$ city, hegs .eave
to intern The ci :rlS u NJ" Orleans lhgt he yrI!i
open a 4 academy on hiunday, Il, Jinuarr ii H.,
"a Toulouse street, tor the instruction Of youih ol
both seEes. in French and ENGLISH, 10 which he
will he ably assisted 10y Mfs Jam IS and II rs
MechtY Who spea: t,Hh those languages with
great uency and purity, and who wi! tat. charge
Of tho department OF the y"una adirs.
MIR. james will awe bis ~noIc ALTERATION to TIC
various branches Of oducanpn, an! 4 lmEts air,s,I
tiat he viii eve nnNfa E1!t>7ctHn l. those vi
mav honor him with their confidence, Nov