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added that ,hc authorities of Ne,yl or! had been
able prevent The artillery the State from being carried
of publicly al ud-ay 70 ice used instruments OF war
u-ain>t Her Maia>y> subjects, The people Il tins State
aa,c III establish system OF government IN which
armed military maintained IN time " peace. ami
militia oc, force authorized by IL constitution and
laws. be called into >cr.ce wauE, special e.
el~.aon ce 70 suppress iufrectlon or repci ln'aoa
Tie ordnance 5eloasu- the STATE. Ike IL other property
l. tr> .ett time OF peace IN IL accustomed dcQo>!tog1e>
waut the protection ot M armed force. L would be out
Of place here >nea, tie wisdom OK such constitutions
tIt pertinent t present purpose observe that the
provision, law the preservation o tie ordnance OF the
STATE have hitherto bcn found adequate for all emergencies
re-nng from any domestic When however. an III
urrect9n unhappiv occurred joining Province and
British subjects complaining at oppression then side OF
he frontier lied hi, state themselves upon the hos
ptait, the ,cople appealed their generous yu2aes
and enlisted small band from the inhabitants Oh; this
STATE in represented them the cause OF liberty
and Justice ane unforeseen emergency occurred For
brit period and until that emergency gained the aea
ton u The Federal Government. within who>c prevucc II
belonged, OF the ordnance al the seized and
transported .a frontier by the Canadian agitaors and
ihrir ;ic> But tn Federal Government prompt in
sorting and vigorous enforcing neutrality. and il cannot
bat be- remembered bv Her Britannia Nalssys Minister
that the public authorities OF ths State aud it, militia
dcrc. Government their cheerful and efficient corporations
the GOOD tua and energy of the General Government and
at h government of this State IN the emergency were never
questioned hy any representative OF the Briti-h Goycrnu'
mn! nov 'a'. D' 'as!''.. ,'S,.I<' -
''i, e o 'i' o.. 'I ,'.'
'H''-'''' 20 DC l,-'''I' '''i 'e,'o' t,' l - " ~ G
nar, demand of Her Naicsy+ Minister it last found
necessary 10 .'i '''s o'lS'a' aggression OUT o' wien i''
SUBS. l''"' o"''''''> "''' '''''
In bis letter OF the 9Th Of february. Her Britannia MAJ
ie, Minister coapau= that Nj Mcleod after being adj
mi'tc bail bs order o the judicial authorities OF lis
again made prisoner and replaced n confinement
in ochpogt JAIL. obedience iawe- act OF popanryio
lcnce so o;cia ad,iccs have been received by the INccu
tv, of til, concerning the ansact-r thu comrniaed
Of Fro. the information icn has reace! TIL, derar.ncaf
ro certain thai; YOU are correc, in ASSUME. tlat t.c
coaceptan, of the Minister ON that subject arr erroneous.
s. lar from is being true a seem, to be- supposed b, HIM
that the prisoner Mcleod after being admitted TO bail y Or
der of the ida, a,aorit., OF th. SAT-. of N,e,.-l os va.
a.i, ;aade PRISONER and ,.- replace. ia confinement il,
!o,port l. in obedience {, a iuwc-~ ac; o popular
!.nec avn in.orae,i tio; the pr-oacr las IT., e. any
,I, relieved from ,iptsonncrt Ii the ac- lnts which
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Sr,4- EsvsHIs%s.iEuNzs.

NEW ESF&Bi.H$t4'tENkS
8 OLD BOSS RICHARDS has Just opened tNo Of th-
and shoe stores IN the tlty-onc ~ $50 Green
~. cA e.rlr. Spring. 80 Cauutrcc. m all
o .y and cheapest in the lGi:cd State i Who want
Al the greatest bargains ever hcard o. "i give
tt' c4,a call forthwith miu
GtGO Roots: LATEST FI8SNdM sTYs.E:
>. GENTLEMEN Of good and fashionable Boot
would 80 well 10 call III iaion-strce where they "i fud
m extensive as,or,r4en the following reduced rrices
- Calf Dres Boots from = L. 81
sal - to $50.
IF.f Boots. = To $50
Shoe. .l.pssrs. &C., &c. proporuenat'y low
Iir respectfully informs the public that h., ioo
made o. ne very material and klnsiiq IA the ac,t reach
Surr tvlc H. ha dozen Calk!Hs,
dual ana beautiful finish. lhose who nave been trcsi Fed 10y
M ~ cracking at sides. and VINO made ;iat
viii not 20 % ave psrlulaty requested call i,e ther
o-i.r JOHN l.. WATKINS, III fulton-reet
MI Inn. N1,-au-,trcc-
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For the New- York Tribune.
HoaAcg GRr1LEY, Esq:

uo.,ry Ger-try Es1.: For the New York Tribune
Dcor Sr: appear- that your candid answer to ny ~
err-orv rspec,ing the non-puocation OF theatrical AZ
ycsencnt- your daily paper has drawn dow" upon y''
the, me Of portion OF the press. My object IN as>ins Tue
question was not excite any theatrical discussion" '
since il ha, taken that direction do not regret 'o
nirati5a AID happy -ay that aHhougN nave zee"
arrt.e and pcr!nps sometimes instructed DE witnessing
perfrrance Of the legitimate drama yet az" hfmiy 'oii-
oco that theatres a. they HoN exist are not "int letter
- ,ib4d Them 10 be- f." days ago, IN your SPIRITED
:,r..r and l. Tor one. prepared TO rase my voice
-. Ion, IN relation 20 licenses granted to theatres
I s-.lop- have few remark, to rake: In the first
80 hold It j. eternal principle of Truth that, if be
r that such paces should exist all Is moas,r0ns
j,ice to impose Of license; and if it improper
a, they ho.d they should be tolerated at
all This doct.ne o giving certain class Of men license
70 DESTROY M morals Of the community and fill Peniten-
aud alsho!ses with The ctims OF crime and misery
and receiving payment advance for the ACCORDING to
law !, shocking in the extreme and upon
mon sense Such la ought be consigned 70 the om6s
o tnc Capulcts - LooNEk-oH ~ HoIHAH.
Mag -. 1911.
~ I'll. splendid dwelling house Of Charles l. BRISTOL at
Detroit wa. consumed By FIRE the 18th inst with the Cen
rl Railroad House hundred rods distant which caugh;
h. spa. from the former M Bristol, caught from the
burning Of chirnncy III the Gen. john R. Williams
Mr. b. o<si= $1,000.
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F,STAEsf.ESaaNENE for Caracr first quality. rea-
4 inadc Broadway, American Hotel The will be
Citizens nd Strangers wa
emergency rsay require ifstr articles NN T. JENNINGS.
a2i Late lyndc 4 Jennings.
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sfEf2E., N9sg'qI1.

EKNEE.Na E'.S F4S!k. 10 - ZIONIST ktI-T. has
-IR ad ell elcc,cd assortment of Clot>. Ca-ercs and
Vo,iing-. -pd the which e offers 40
public generally the yer! bet extremely los price, Tor
C.sh on GelycrE.
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MIR. EplreR: perceive you have published my complu-
uic;.ion the 10Th with re.laks ot your own
appended. which generally approved ~ did
catch the spirit of my article. permit add by of
cNpasatuu that by intended convey tie idea
TINT influence should feel under obligations provide
tor all who unwiscy rush to this central point seek
;hr fortunes. The young and heathu should adopt your
wel-,imcd alvcc-.ec,, the country for resdence-2nd
IN tie glorious West lay the foundation for their future hap
paess uad uInc But. my dear all cannot do that
There many this city who have spent of the
valuable ycar OF their lives preparing themselves
knowledge of business and for usefulness here who
thoroughly qualified or any department mercantile
.,.; whose characters it them for CIRCLE
such persons with families break up and change their
ol lite, without great hazard your kind heart well
knows. 1t tor such VINO are misfortune, that
speak. For virtuou capable. intelligent experienced men
having instances relatives and friends acquain
ancc, who hcy would bur slap moment in their hurried
and n-t think Of them. could render them services
tina. might hcs from wrcchednes if not from ruin
T. love ucighbor feel for anothcr' i di
vine Ia auction ,acicc acceptable Father in
heayea-anG would cultivate those virtues and prac'ice
those duties which redeem from the -elfhne,s with
which al! greatly nrsenbe, and which spread
such halo of moral beauty around his character.
To men Of influence. alueace, and leisure would say
Look around YOU and sec yoa have acquaintance
friend in adversely While you prosperous and happy
business and family, do not pray thee, forget thy
rhbor acquaintance, who poor and neglected. Per-
har yoI would take HIM by the hand ere his spirit
brohen you might confer blessing upon him and upon
those dear him. the yae OF winch eternity only
ye. Let him feel the warmth OF your friendship and love-
and help him the rugged Journey of life with your
and aid What you bat very ttlc will be OF I'M
rlrn>e value hjw. For may his immortal, scnsi
pirii many bitter pang-PerhaPs his soul from death
Such noble, action would commend the admira
Of all good men, and the blessing OF Heaven. Let
all N attention TO the responsibility which our
Maker has placed upon reference suffering humanity
There noble character who lived for himself,
but tor oters AID all admired him Ought Sc not 'hcn
to follow his principles and 10 Initiate his example
uaua0 \ CoSsrAsr READER.
We heartily approve the spirit and design OF our cores
poniqnts suggestions Ought merchants give
Interference in EMPLOYING Clerk. to old residents AID men of
farnilyl Eli. TrD,osc.l
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SPEECH
rILGHNIAN NJ. TUCKER,

:. III. Senate, ia reply to ia. remarks ef .u'''r'
Green Of Warren, and Harley Of .har'hdl'
On the subject Ct Indefinitely PO'iP0"'ng GER
tain resolution, in regard 10 the State Bonds
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A report soon got wind that Mr.. Stroud had
advertised for n wife, and people hocked from all
quarters TO see the ladies' in search of q husband.
The widows, young middle aged, the thin anu
the Stout the dark and the fair in their weeds,
others gaiy attred and many poorly but decen,ly
clad, continued TO arrive, and were greeted WIN
laughter and shouts by the mob, who gave free
vent 10 their Jokes and rbaldry as the widows ar
rived and departed. At length the confusion and
noise became so great, that posse of the city po-
lice were sent for, who preserved little better
order, and afforded free ngress and egress Tor the
applicants"
"A Stranger. 1t is stated in the Eastern Argus
that there was quite n " rumpus" among lnc "a
dies on board the steamer Portland, recen'iy, 'he
result of which WINS, TINT the boat pro"S"' VIC
more passenger into Portland than she took from
Boston.
| "A .Nsw Trial granted. The Circuit Court ut
Washington, on Tuesday, gave II decision IN the
case of Stockton Stoke and others, VS.. Amos Zen
dali. Ii will he recollecied, that the jury at Tor
MGR term had rendered a verdict for the plaintiffs
of damages 10 the amount Of more than Sl2,OOO
A new trial was moved for and the Court, aller
hearing the arguments granted the notion
Six Worms A writer in the National Intelli
gencer stntes that the extensive loss of skwornls
in this country last year, was caused by the same
disease tcalled muScdrdtne,) which has proved sc
destructive to them in Europe. The proper rem
edy, no says ga free application of air-sldkeC
lime to the worms, also to the floors of the coo
oonery, and white washing all The woodwork Of
the fixtures. The lime should be sied through
u fine sieve Gu The iUormS, two or three times
week If healthy, and once day if diseased, il
the morning before tlI- first feeding, and aiteI
cleaning the hurdles. The quantity Of lime to bt
sified on the worms may he just sufficient To viii
ten the worms and leaves well and it should bt
commenced when the worms are half grown, So,
twelve to fifteen days old.
This remedy has, during the past 2years, ena
bled those persons in France who used it to save
and obtain cocoons from ninety-seven per cent o
all the worms haiched'
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M LOTION! LOTION!


-AIR. EVANS BEAUTIFYING LOTION, high
~ esteemed for curing all Irupons, Coarseness, Ted.
ness aud pimpcs on the Face Neck or Hands, and
ciiccruay cleaning the complexion, and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general success
in lie, as an engag ing first appearance. This Lotion
ia admired as most fragrant, mild, safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing, soitealng
and purifying the skin of all eiuptons, injurious
10 female beauty and restoring it 10 high degree OF
purity. .
beautiful and beautiful complexion is the pride OF
al who possess it, and the envy OF those who are de-
privcd o. it, What can be affecting TO beautiful
female in who Sc has display ed rpower
as to find her complexion discolored with disgusting
pinues which affect her charms
a GOOD appearance is the best recommendation
and as the Bcautifying Lotion puhes the skin, and
removes all pimpes, blolches tan, sunburn, and red
ness. and produces beautiful hue, it is the only cos
metic a lady should at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this delightful remedy, 10
remove all roughn ess, pimPes rineworms, spos, red
ness soreness Of the face and nosc and every kind
of eruption on the surface of the human body. II is
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen TO be used at
Ter shaving. as it will prevent The otherwise certain
effect of all soap, in tuning the beard Ere-
matureIy grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK Co.
SO No. III Genesce ST., Utica, II. L.
A h., G MontneleI, VT,
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DE A'THS.

April &C. at New Oreaus where he had gone to spend
the past winter for the benefit of his health GEORGE r.
WALTos, son Of Gen E. 7. Walton, and junior publisher
Of this paper, aged 20 His life though brief was active
and useful and his death, though deeply amened was
truly peaceful
An appropriate sermon, adapted 10 the young, may
be expected at the brick church, in the afternoon Of the
Sabbath, May Is. The friends of the deceased
invited to attend
In Worcester, 9th instant Of scarlet fever VIM ,crett
only Of Langdon and PAMELA p. Sherman, aged 2
years and months.
In Waterbury, the l2lh inst Franklin P of Philip
and Lydia King, aged years and eight months
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, I At probate court holden at
Washington District Probate Office in Montpeli-
er, within and for said District Tho 18th day of May
lSil present the Hon George Worlhngon Judge
n Vf Stiles Sherman late Of Waterbury, in said dis
c lsed being presented to the court here by Lyman
Beebe, the executor therein named for probac-it is
ordered by said court that all persons etncd therein
be notified 10 appear Of said court TO be holden
At the probate Office in Montpelier the LIST day Of June,
1874 and shew cause if any they may have, against the
proba Of said wilt for which purpose further ordered
that copy of the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully IN tho Vermont Waterman and State
Journal printed at Montpelier siresaid as may he
a true copy Of record attest, -
Ga GEO. WORTHINGTON, Judge
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MsA

MINERAL SPRINGS, HIGHGATE, VT.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs The public thai this
l. and commodious llouse-erected last season
for The accommodation Of such may wish TO paake oil
the celebrated Mineral Water of the Spting-s now open
for the option Of visitors Many additions having been
made during the past WINTER the subscribe aiers himself
hat he shall be able accommodate and give satisfaction
AL who NAV have occasion To this Fountain
Of Health No will be spared TO render the tua'
ton Of the afflicted comfortable possible. Families
will be furnished with constructed Tor their convent
ence Parties of pleasure will always find the House
for their reception and thug which the peculiar and
romantic situation aTo (bcnc situated upon the banks
Of beautiful bay and suroundedby extensive shady groves
provided for their amusement and health
DIR. KISNEBERG, of Burlington, will visit the Springs
week oitener for the accommodation of such As
may wish professional services convenient carriage
will be from Springs the s. eamboat at ST
Adams TUESDAYS and Fridays Of each week.
iEJs Sail Boat will al all times be in .ad ness fol
pleasure excursions upon the bay. s. w. WOOD.
Highgate Springs, May 8, 1871. O3:i2"
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GEO. WoRTHINGToN, Judge.


w COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Wv the Suisse being appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court for the Dsrct of Randolph Comm
eoncrs receive examine and adjust, all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the Of Benjamin Dow
late Of Orange in said District, deccastd represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and months from the third day Of May, 1871,
be ing allowed by sad Court for that purpose, do herc
fore h"reby give nlcc that VIII attend to the business
Of said appointment at the dwelling nous? ct The wild
Sarah Dow Orange, the 2h day Of June and the
3Dh day Of October next, from nine O'Clock, a. NJ. until
four o'clock, p NJ on each of SAID days.
CARLOS CARPENTER, Commi,s,,
ALONZO Y. FOSTER, ''"'""'''''
Orange, May H. 1911. 03
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EZRA RIITLER'S ESTATE.

EZRN BUTLERS ESTATE,
STATE OF VERNON /, In probate court holden al
Washington dis riot, Montpelier, within and for
SAID district, on the 5lh day Of May D 1871,
HENRY +. JAMES, Administrator tho estate Of
Ezra Butler, late Of Waterbury, IN sad district,
deceased presents his administration account for settle
Whcreupon is ordered that the be referred
the 18th day of May inst, at the probate office in
SAID Mon; peic for examination and allowance, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of this
order The Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
said Montpelier two weeks succcssively as soon as
may he that they may appear said time and p1cei they
cause, and object thereto. BY the Court,
U32w GEO. b. MANSER, Register
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ISAAC 3MIrHS ESTATE.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the honorable
w the probate for the district Of Randolph com
missoners receive and adjust AL claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate of Isaac Smith,
late Of Bookfed in said district, deceased represent
ed insoven and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset and months from the 18th day of April in
slant ng allowed by said for that purpose do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend the bus
ness oil said appointment the dwelling house oJacob
Smith said Brookfeld the first Monday of june mex
md the nnceeh day of October next from nine o'clock A
NJ until four clock p NJ each Of SAID days
JACOS DAVIS, }Commis-
ABEL CHAMRERLIN, sioners.
Brook ield, April 24h, A. d, ls4l. o.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, the 18th inst by tic Rev W Smith
Mr. Il. w Hyde TO Miss Sarah L. Dodge, both Of Monpe
lior.
At Keene, N. H. on Wednesday morning Charles
Bems NJ ID. Of Medford, to Miss Elizabeth +. daughte
Of Hon, WIN. Henry, of Bellows Falls, VI.
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HAYWARD'S NEW ENGLAND
q d.AZE T'IEEK

i HE FOURTEENTH EDITION of this work,
vsed, corrected and enlarged, is published, and for
sale by subscription only
number Of active and respectable men are wanted as
AGENTS. solicit subscribers for this and other publications
in various parts of New England and New York Liter-
al terms and exclusive rights for limited periods, will be
given for sale BY subscriptions large small sections Of
country, as may be desired. Apply to JOHN HAYWARD,
100 Washington street. Boston. 03:3w
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MASON RY.

THE Subscriber tenders his thanks to the inhabitants Of
Barre and its vicinity, for the liberal patronage with
which hoy have favored him The pas year. aud respectfully
soicls a continuance Of the same. He may be found AT
rwngsvle, Barre, W. where all calls in his line of BUSH
ness (which includes all branches of operative masonry
will be gratefully received, and promptly attended TO-
E. q, THURSToN.
Barre, April 6, le4l. 9s;G
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JOHN LEACH e. co.

Successors TO Leach, Page f. Gilmore,
WHOLESALE dealers in West India Goods,
w Wines, Teas, &c. &c. also Winter, Summer
and refined OIL, No. 8, Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass! JOHN LEACH.
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
iET~For sale as above at the manuacturer's price,
William Browns No. |, Silver Top, Sarsapaua
The past summer as a common beverage. 4S:f
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HENRY POOR g. co.


% KILBY STREET-BOS TON,
RE opening sale for cash credit $50 pack
N ages BRUSH, French Scoch Irish aud American
Goods, consisting in part To wit
Cases French, British & A Cases ladies' kid mohar and
mercan prints silk Gloves;
do Silk stripe, and prlned do gents gloves, all kinds;
Lawns; do broadcloihs in every de-
do Mousin LANES, plain slrable shade & quail. :;
and prin,ed; do cdssimeros and sancts;
do plain and silk striped do fancy doc skins
Chulleys; do German black do. suner
do Aplncs and Ello'nes; article;
do blk Gro do Swiss and do Sd and 5-4 bleach long
Pout de Sol; cloths;
do bonnet Silks aud Lawns do Linen Drills and PAN
do drape d. Etc for mems Linens;
wear do 4hnen meetings heavy
do Gamboons SaXones,Sc do rich Damdsk silk shawls;
do India bandannas, pongees do blk scarlet do
and haggsi do fancy hdkGs
do Lyons Silk and Tabby do laces and lace wells
Velyeis; do Italian Il Barcelona hkfs,
do ribbons, blue sIk&twis do green Baragc;
hosiery Of various descrp do pins, buttons, tapes,
mons dles
do Slosias& cold cambrics !. do crash Diapers &C,
Also Indian Head heavy Brunswick, Family Exeter
Quinsgamond Lawrence and various other styles Sheet
ngs, Bed Ticks, Shifting Stripes, Suffolk Dnlls Mcxcan
Stripes and Fanccs, Blue Drills, etc. etc, Also
DUTCH DOLTING CLOTHS,
comprising all numbers from to 10 Of the celebrated
"Anchor brand" forty inches boadald Of superior qualify
H. r. and Co having received The agency for selling the
above arlcle prepared meet the lowest prices the
country. March l34l-9ssl0
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Win a disease OF The Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Dys-
and I've 68%I'ps T DER hId sy IAP
= soyereicn remedy. From the abundant testimony
~ IFS wonderful effects in of he above kinds, /,
nav safely be said 10 be decidedly The best article
er offered TO the public The operation this medi
cine is peculiar mild and safe. Those awful synp-
toms which Indicate diseased lungs readily yield 10
This certain remedy when seasonaby rcsorted TO- and
restores the patient 10 that bodily ygor which con.
sumption ife 10 s natural operation surely destroys.
This valuable medicine may be had by Application at
he Bookstore of f. P. WALTON Z, SONS, Sole
Agents Tor this vicinity. Oct. "a. ~