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rHv4E sUHSEKIBER offers % ms dileIu u " ~
public in general at his Lumber laIa on .lle
Falls below Pratt street Bndges( Jfnce, neao giioh
ber. snct sPannel, Common, Select Cuttings, sost
Rakers slnles. Laths, NJ Carolina and b. .. FLOOR,
ne with every other article necessary to make gaoa
assortment a quantity of Ark Logs, and also ARK
Pank. win be sold 1t reduced prices, as have large
quantity OF hand. All those who buy for cash may ex-
nee, : liberal discount D. e. THOMAS.
lie % Diff =.
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MARTIN MATHERS & co.
AER CII 4 Nqs ryAIL0RE. No. 8 n. III

MERCHANT TAILORS. No. y N. HOWARD
w STREET, inform their friends and the public that
they have selected from the New York, Phiadeipha
and Baltimore narkats. their Fall and Winter supply OF
Goods, embracing handsome assortment OF the most
Desirable Cloths, Cashmere and vestng, which they
will promptly make up to order in the best style OF
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit con-
snllance of the patronage heretofore literally bestow
cd. They have for sale few gross of superior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
N B. For sale rent, first raie modern built two
story HOUSE, with attic, and extensive back build
ings, in Saratoga street near q Liberty Enquire a.
bove. &c
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SHOE THREADS.

~ LARABEE, No. go South Calpertstreet, has
lie received by He late arrivals from Liverpool, the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, comprising the various kinds VIZ
BROWN, GREEN, HALF BLEAcHED, REACHED, and YRL-
lows ati from the factory in Europe Also, IN store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of all Sizes Sc &C., all of which will be sold as low as
the articles be had for in this any other city,
Country merchants will 40 well to call before purchas-
ing dislm sep u
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PILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
Pnbsished every morning, Sundays excepted,) at Ne
II, Water street, Opposite Cilespsde-
...,. TERMS:
P PAnE E FLao ra8E COUNTRY. g peI'nnon

DAILY PILOT, Sc per annum.
PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY, s.
WEEKLY PILOT, 81 so
Where five subscribers at one post Office unite,
6ye COPIES of the Weekly PILOT s1o 90
And Eve OF the Country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS 90
AID f0r greater number ST the same rate.
The payment in all cases 10 be in advance. The Ed
itoF reserves the right continue the paper, unless all
arreaages are paid; and in that case the price of Tie
weekly viii be THREE DOLLARS per annun, and OF the
O0aatry FIVE dollars per anRum.
1rz-lhe PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY, p is large,
haadssne Sheet and contains all the interesting po-
EticaI and other news, from the DAILY Pilot. e Il
The 6 WEEKLY PHO also contains all the in
teFesng matter from the Daily, carefully arranged 1t
fos valuable sheet binding, for future reference,
as is the intention Of the publisher 10 make II eosi-
petc Political Register
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SLATE! SLATE!! SLATE =.
VZTILLIAM BAYLEY, Slater, has recevedb.
w the ship Pocal0ntas, from Liverpool, his fall sup
nly OF those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs OF
which, (hat he put last fall have been so much ad
nired In order 10 obtain the best article in his line
the subscriber has gone the expense Of an experienced
Judge of the article, in Englald, visiting al tile Wclch
quarTies, and purchasing the best without regard 70
price, and invites examination Of his present stuck,
being satisfied it will compare advaniseeously with any
thing of the kind ever brought to this market. q
He has also constantly on hand full supply oil
AMERICAN slate, from the best quarry known on
the continent aud trusts he viii be able to give entire
satisfaction those who may favor hR with Their wolk
To those NOT acquainted with the fact he wound state
that the cost OF slate roof is very little than
the best shingles and considerabyless than those pre-
tended to be fire proof roots, which, upon the near sp
proaeh of fire. get into melting mood and disappear
leaving the properly they intended oproteet, an
easy prey to the dev0uring element.
The subscribers yard is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street bridges dwelling, Front st. next to The Theatre
WILLIAM BAYLEY. =
FOR SALE, a first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
as above. t6t f..is.e Sc ~
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FACTORY FILLED FINE SALT.
n sE0n SACKS ASHTON'S FACTORY
Hse1GDOFILLED SALT, now Landing from
ship Cinehnatus.
ALSO IN STORE:
1000 sacks Liverpool Ground Alum : thF;
5000 bushels g
/ 10000 :" Turks Island
sELLMAN < CROOK,
oc3 corner South and Pratt streets
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KzAETLEb CLOG xs.-CaNFTTsI5 .S mo-
~ have lust Opened Large Dorfment of Gilt Ala
bastcr, anu E1otY CLOCkS Of the newest patterns,
which they oiieI si very reduced prices wholesale and
RETAIL corner of aarket ard Char ies streets mob
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HyREsI INSPECTED TsERRINsss- 200
= barrels susqEuehaana Herrines-now inspecting
for sale low from he wharf. sEITSgAN 81 CROOK
NIL IL Corner of South & Pratt SIS.
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STONE WARE. r
THVHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated them.
u selves in cO-partnershp for the purpose of panu
featuring STONE WARE under the hrm Of BRO
7HERT0N&. MORTON, at the old stsnd, PITT street,
adjoining Hartford Run. ,.tat
4 large supply win be always kept hand Of very
superior quality. They will still continue Hanufac-
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS, SO well known as
the best purifiers of water ever invented They hope by
strict attention to business merit share ofpuhlic pa
tronagc. T. w. BROTHERTON,
JUSTUS NORTON,
Bafi0 July 6rl 1910 DIFF iys
THE UNITED STATES MAIL COACH,
ENRON Frederick Baltimore, Nd, will leave the
= United States Hotel in Frederick, lin 9 herse
eoaeh) for Baltimore, on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at O'Clock, A. M aud leaves the Globe Inn
in Baltimore, for Frederick Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, IA O'Clock, Am.
The above line of Stages VIII commence running on
the LIST day of July. The fare by this line will only be
$3.50; and an excellent dinner will be furnished on the
road 37 cents Passengers will be called for in each
dty, within areasonable distance, free ofchaTge.
ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor.
N. B.-The subscriber is prepared to furnish Car
riages and Vehicles, convey families private par
hes to any CART Of the country.
Frederick, Md, lyle 3w PA I'm.
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IR. y Mrs. DAVIDG ES'
'CADEMY FOR YO TNG LADIE s,

No. II ~. Paul Street. bGIun0Te.
Shas been already announced, this Institution VIII
= be Te-opened on the FIRST Monday, in September
next, when the duties OF the several departments VIII
be cOHducedby the persons, whose names are aHfeo
to them respectively as follows:
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT., IN
GLIDING the Latn and Greek Languages, by Mr. Davdge
aided By Mr.. N. Morrison distinguished EaduT y o.
Harvard University and Miss Nj b. Alson late Oh tne
celebrated Charlestown Academy, near Boston, both
sERsenced teachers. In addition TO the regular reci
lat0sas, COURSES of Lectures on Astronomy; Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany, will be dehvescd
DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES
FRENCH, by NJ. Larcintrie aided by Mad. Arcaisbsi
TO whom French GoVerness, the conversational de-
parsneHt is particularly assigned.
SPANISH by ST. PixafTc.
GERMAN by Dr. fTeitag.
DEPARTMENT OF MUslC.-vocal Music, by Mrs.
H. Wallack 0ate Miss Turpin,l instrumental Music
mclsdng Harp Piano, Guitar, &C., by Messrs Nennin
II 15RAWiNG. MIR. Holste.
DANCING Mr.. Dafoeher.
In The Moderen languages, the lessons are given day
instead of three times week usual. course ihdis
pensable the opinion ofthe principals to the proper
advancement of the pupils In French Tie rectaiioHs
occupy from hour and twenty, TO an hour and forty
minutes, daily, independently of tie conversational ex
ecises incidental TO social intercourse, and TO adj to
the facilities, there will he regular intervals, French
and Musca Sorees for the benefit of the pupils IN those
departments respectively.
In addition 70 instrlictng his own classes. Dir. D.
will continue to exercise supervising care over all the
branches Of study examining the scholars, and seeing
that justice is done To them.
Pupils charged from the time of entrance, anil no
deaion will be maze for absence, except in eases Of long
PYesracted sepeTe indiTosition
xne aeademical year commences on the first Monday
n September, embraces forty-six weeks and is divided
uto four equal terms Pupils not received fora pc
Rod less than terra. and Pupils cannot be WITHDRAWN
EXCEPT ut the end or arrent full term.
THE TERks ARE AS FOLLOWS.
Board, per academic year, SS0O %
Day boarding, or Dining and thus enjoy
iIsg tie benefit of French conversation
at tabe, per academic year, 50 %
English Instruction. in all its branches
SIT SO per single term, or If contnuee
~ to the time of the SUMMER recess,
Sl5 90 per term, say, per year, 90 %
f ~ each pef term. s5 90. or per year, ae 90
Stationery, per term %
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at IN
stflctef's prices,
IJse of instrument, per term, %
Duwing and Painting, at instructors
prices.
Dnucing, at instructors prices,
Washing, per term. %
BEDDING IL Furnished, per term, 3 90
Fof the convenience OF such as mayn knew Mr. ana
Mr.. d the following references are gwen.
x-<stzs =
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EROARDING.-Af few respectable gentlemen can
= be comfortably accommodated, either with or
ton at Mrs. VANLEAR'S, No. 4, 81. Paul's street.
near Baltimore ST. oc2o-G
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lVORTFORTs- C0MF0RTAB BILE COMFORTS
~ Just finished, large supply of Confoftables, an
excellent article for the approaching winter; person
ensconced beneath one of those truly comfortable ar
aes bid defiance to the rudes attacks of his frosty
majesty. a
Light streets. oA
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81 FOR KENT-A two story Stone House
Mls5 with rooms, and store attached to il, with
large yard, on Cathedral street, near the Rich
Rail Road, and good stand for snail grocery bu-
siuess. Rent $40 per month. H
ACQUAINTED TO RENT, small two story
Brick House, suitable for small Grocery Store, III
central situation. corner store would be preieued
for which fair rent will be given, on application to
LEWIS f. SCOTTIS General Intelligence and Agen-
cy Office, No West Fayeite street. OF
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AND IN FACT THE ONLY
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4. We will furnish regular files OF the
North American from I'M. 10 to the pres
eni time, at the rate OF $500 per vol.
Who wants them? We have several files
from the beginning (ess No. g. o.
which our friends in Canada may have for
$500 per vol.
We want several copies or No. l, also
Nos. ., 8, 4, 5, 6, I, SO, 10, II, IL, S,I4,
also No. II & IS Of this paper. ANY OF
our subscribers who will furnish (per mail
OF otherwise) all or any of these shall be
credited for them, If they are in good con-
dtion for binding. We need No. !, more
than all the rest. Who will send il?
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FESHE Revised Statutes of this state. nassed
III by the Legislature al its last session. are
now IN press and will be completed with
all possible, dispatch. As the state will
have none for sale. or for distribution il
the State, all wanting the book must buy.
Specimens Of print with proposals for price,
&c., vii! be sent to every town in the
state, and those first ordering from agents,
will receive the first copies ready. ANY
one wishing to receive the sheets as they
are printed, will have them sent by mail
weekly, stitched in covers, for ST so on
application 20 the subscriber.
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
burlington, Feb. l, 1910 Gins. IA
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MBRRIrD.-In Alburgh, on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Milton II. Stewart, Mr.. WIN. t. sowles
to Miss Mary 4. Fulton.
MARRIED lately, in Terrebonne, by the Rev.
F. Porlier, q. M. Provost, Esq. Notary, TO Mrs
Julia Provost, widow F. 7. Marie, both of tina,
Village. Mrs. Julia Provost, is sister to Mr.. J. l..
Provost, one of the Refugee now in Swanton
At ST. Charles, on the lIth inst. by the Rev.
Ginguet, Charles Droet, ESQ. merchant of St.
Pie, and brother to Mr. a. Drolet. one the Ref.
ugees. now in Swanton. to Miss Helen Divert,
eldest daughter of DR.. +. c. Divert Of st. CHARLES.
ln Fort-Covington, on the 9th inst, BY
the Rev. w. II. Rice, Mr.. WooIsey Yer
nal, of Swarton, Vermont, to Miss Julia
Amerette, second daughter of Mr.. Ira See
~, Of the former place.
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The following War-song was handed us
Tor publication by brother refugee; we
should be glad IL some OF our poetic readers
would give US correct translation of il
Tor our columns. Ii might perhaps have
been more appropriate for The columns OF
the "PatriOte Canadien," but the parsi.
moniousness Of the lnke-wam friends in
Canada,and out Of Canada, would not per-
mil them TO sustain that patriotic journal.
Nor have they done their duty towards a,
ny OF the patriotic presses. Mackenzie
has good reason TO complain, and SO have
we
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they have twice already. One more wa,
between this counlrg and England and
II will be " three finits an ouf.n for il
will settle oil boundary questions. The
Great Atlantic will then roll its waves be.
tween their land and oars. II i. the only
boundary which will preserve our nation
from British dominion aud power YAH
tnston County, Post.
A Paris paper states that on the ialh
OF December last, young lady named
Anna wilkins, a rich heirrss and daughter
OF an English banker, threw herself into
the crater Of Mount Vesuvus. Cause
Love unfequiIed the object of her alTrc.
ton being handsome Lazzaroni, 10 wears
Of age. Jumping off the London Mon
ument is something OF feat, but nothing
to this.
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We are glad 10 find that the accusations
made by Dir. Charter against Dn. Cote
and Coosigny originated in The Rev. Gen.
ileman's prolific Imagination, according to
bis own showing. lie says he was inform
ed that there was spy in Swsnton, but
is i" no; certain that he was told il was
Canadian refugee" but " who, according
% report, might be supposed Secretary
Of our meetings." IL is well known among
the patriots that DIR. Cote has never been
Secretary ofour meetings, nor has he
attended many meetings since 1888, al
though,to our knowledge, he has constant
ly laboured for The cause OF Canadian In
dependence. eve are sorry we cannot
say as much for certain other refugees. }
1t appears that Mr.. Charters principal
reason for supposing Drs. Cote or Consig-
ny were spies, was that I" their education
qualified them for such a task" Rather
suspicious, surelyl If we had not already
proofs OF this mans mental alteration, this
would be more than sufficient to satisfy
us Of the fact.
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|
The CAROLINE OUTRAGE-On our frs
page will be found an account oi meeting
OF The citizens OF Buffalo, held on the SOtt
OF Dec. last, the anniversary of the Sch.
losser outrage, the burning of the Steam.
boat Caroline, and murder of American
citizens. A memorial TO Congress was
drawn up, and ii was resolved never to
cease their exertions, until the government,
OF the U. States should demand and receive
redress for that cold blooded massacre by
British myrmidons. We rejoice to see
such spirit Of justice manifested, by the
citizens OF Buffalo, and we would that the
citizens from one end OF the frontier to
the other, would follow their example. Ii
is an example which ought and will find
response in the bosom of every patriot,
and calls loudly for redress to an injured
aud insulted people. There is not, We
hope, citizen of this free soil, whose bo-
som would not burn with Indignation,
whose blood would not chill in his veins.
in the contemplation Of such an inhuman
and barbarous act as the burning of the
Caroline.-Painesviie Republican.
Hwould not be strange il a dust were
kicked up about the boundary question du-
ring the session, impatient as are the people
of Maine for speedy settlement of the
dispute already protraeted too long.
The British are and always were
naughty aud encroaching people and il is
impossible 10 say what their arrogance and
folly will yet lead them into. Uncle Sam
Is not very easily started and will brook
some provocation, bu, he,knows his rights
and makes il principle 10 defend them,
at all hazards, when wilfully invaded =
Cheshire Rep.
The North Eastern 3oundary.-It will
be seen by the correspondence on this sub
Get contained 10 another column, that the
Government Of Maine is determined that
his question shall be disposed of without
further delay. The Administration have
isllied with this subject till patience and
orbearance on the part Of the State Of
Maine are no longer meriIorious.
We would rather have war; ave, "srar
zen 10 The knife, with Great Britain than
o be dealt with after this fashion.
Give our people good cause and they
viii be ready 10 fight and conquer even as
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IMPORTANT. Nervou. dis.

IN I0ftLI lMIOKIANI. Nervous dis.
~ eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bilious
diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption, coughs
colds, splitting of blood pain ia the chest and side,
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate and mer-
curial diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
Evans Medical Office. 100 Chatham street, New
York.
DIR. Evans CAMoMILE & APERIET Pills
are composedo Of vegetable substance which ex.
ert SPECIFIC action upon the heart, give an I'M
pulse or strength TO The areria system, the blood
is guekened and equalized in its circulation
through oil the vessels, whether of The skin, the
parts situated internally, or the exiremetes and
as all the secretions Of the body are drawn from
the blood, there is consequent increase of every
secretion, and euckened action ofths absorbent
and exhalent, or dischargiag vessels Any NOR
bid action which may have taken place is correct.
ed, all distractions removed, the blood is pur.
fed, and the body resumes heathfgl state.
These medicines after much anxious toll and re-
search, having been brought by the Proprietor 10
the present state OF perfection, supersede the use
Of the innumerable other medicines and are so
we'll adapted TO the frame tha, the use of them, by
maintaining the body 10 the due performance Of its
functions, and preserving the vital stream, in
pure and healthy state causes il to last many years
longer than it otherwise would, and The mind to
become composed aud tranquil, that old age
""SH Ni'''Nes WIZ otcsHIuE, ana not
(as too many who have neglected their constitu-
tions, or had them injured by medicines admins
tered by ignorance) source Of misery and abhor.
renee
They are so compounded, that BY Strengthening
and equalIzing the action ofthe heart, liver, and
other vscera, they expel the bad, acrid or morbid
matter which renders the blood impure, out Of he
Circulation through the erefetory duets into the
passage ofthe bowels so that by the brisk or slight
excavations, which may be regulated BY the doses.
always remembering that while the evaeaasions
from the bowels are kept up, the exeretions from
AL the other vessels of the body will also be goiae
on 10 the same proportion, BY which means due
blood invariably becomes purified.
Steady perseverance, "a the use Of the medicines
will undoubtedly effect cure even In the NEST
scute or obstinate diseases; bot IN sach eases the
dose may be augmented, according 10 the sveter
acy of the disease the medicines being so adsnra
bly, adapted 10 the constitution, they NAV be taken
al all times.
90 CAuTIos.--Be particular 10 PURCHASING 10
zee thar the label Of this Medicine contains a no.
lice Of rs entry according TO Act Of Congress.
nd be likewise particular in Obtaining them a,
100 Chatham ST., New York.
For sale by I.PFRRY.
s~an'sH, VI, ls4s. agent.
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LA CANADIENNE.
AfR--LG Parfsienne

Des bords loiniains de Ia Tamise,
L'Anglas orguellleux conquerant,
Couyerne en- Province CONFUSE
Les rivages du Saint Laurent.
Les Tyrans souilleDt noire Historic.
foar eux Fopprobre, nous la gloire,
En- avant, soldais,
MaFchons aux combats,
Compagnons, bravons la bonnie OF SEES eclats
La mort GU la vietoire. Clio
Les Bretons Sc Olsen; nos freres,
Homicide fraternite,
ivres de projects sanguinaires,
lis outragent l'humanite.
Les tyrans &c.
has Petcndard Britannique,
Arborons les mobiles coulcurs.
Fonda,eurs de la Republique,
Brisons nos fers, sections nos pleurs.
Les tyrans &c.
Puisse lie drapeau Theodore
Ioulours fotter sur nos remparts,
Quill soft du couchant l'aurore
L'effroi des sanglans Leopards.
Les tyrans SC.
o. Canada terre cherie.
Nous te vengerons avec ferte,
Nous les peres de la patrie,
Nous les "Fils de la Lberte,"
Les'tyrans &c.
Four tot tout un peuple Sc leve,
Patrie, ldole de nos occurs,
Dams nos mains drige lie elaive
Aa sein de nos wills oppresseurs.
Les tyrans sc.
Amis, de nos queries civiles
Jurons d'eteindre les 1ambeaux,
Purgeons nos hameaux ct nos villes
Du souffie impur de nos BOURREAUX.
Les tyrans &c.
De L'Amerique ct de Ia Franse
Montrons nous les dgnes enfans,
Et la celeste Providence
Guidera nos pas triomphans.
Les iyrans &c.
Sur nos campagnes delivrees
Des ennemis, dun Wellington
Planez, veilleZ, ombres sacrees
De Lafayette ct Washington.
Les tyrans &c. tst