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HENRY ID. TOWNSEND

CHAMB RS NJ. y, KhLBY STREEr-BOSTON,
AS received nv the Switzerland and other late arrivals
i an assortment % FRENCH GOODS, viz rich en-
brolered plaid and low priced bonnet 4 cap RIBBONS;
blk and cord neta and satin do velvet belt guard do
plaid and Chine gros DC Naples rich challes and muslin
de lanes Tag ONES cod gros de Naples and Salns )of
Bon"es; Afeophane and Grape Lisse all coors black
white silk laces, 8 4 . Cd various styles THREAD
LACES; BONNET Innings orv1rians descrp lions
canes. foundations and bonnet silk bracelets for
glove s. plain and emhd Mohar and SILK GLOVES veils;
six fnges ' parasols FRENCH FLO lYERS, from 80
cents to 81 per dozen bonnet wire, taste French
embro icy linens, linen csmbcs ard Ndifs sewing silk
rich fancy SILK s. LACE SHAWLS hdkfs and scarfs
great variety. Also synchaws slrsncts lagg and BAN
danna hdkis all styles If French Florence and Ame
STRA w BONNET'S; Florence braids; men s. boys
and misses LEGHORN HATS; Hoods, Caps, Fans
s with Of the styles Of SILK GOODS wanted all Of
which will be sold low for cash short credit. Orders
from the country punctually executed March l5-6w96
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IL The Waicnman, week since published
pretended extract from The New York Evenng Post in
which expressions made of dcrog to the
character Of Mdtiih Van Buren, up-aad down,
straight forward aicsmau conveying the idea that the
editor OF The Post the auh0 at least approved the
sentiments expressed. We could have sworn the time
that it faschood Watcher the editor f The Watch
man knew not and assured oui friends VIII" alluded
The 1t out that this fiom The Eve
ming Post from the pea Of Mr. Brownsnn whose opn
ions figured largely in The federal papers pc he
fall elections the Opinions icaier of the
party and copied into the Post for lie pery a,psse ot
dissenag tn aud rcutns the optnio,,s prou(g gated.
Was deception or injustice gross Suppose
copy from the Wachpan for the purpose OF exposing lis
falsehood, and somebody should clip from
paper The thus quoted from the w and call
extract from the Patriot ascribng the sentiments it
pressed to uswiud such be fair hon rabe
or would il be false and contcnp,lblef No man can
hesitate the answer--ths Is precisely the in
hand.
The Concord tMass) Republican, decided i-sera pa
per, having gwen currency 10 tn (can il ss than
jrgey!} say fasehood mas made honorable tataon
Will the Watchman act as manly part I'VE shall
We're conscious Of having been guilty of thing
disonorabe unmanly with the editor of the
Patriot the doubts of disposition rciaa from wrong
To do gtdoubs which implied in the above urticlewou
be submitted without murnur. We unconscious of sucl
guilt therefore feel justified in complaining this
cason. Tho Of such imputaons, without
plausible cause bo regarded only evidence of
eumity and deliberate and dcspicabie malguy. You viii
scco No. srnot until shapsightod than yol
have been. The truth is that in the Waterman of Ape
fully explained what you the 10th OF April pleased
call fsehood and forgery, aud by implication involve
this charge of falsehood and forgery. We prompt 70
Patriot correcting which had unwilling
y flen 1t is presumed the editor of the Patriot did
the explanation and also, he referred it, that h
will act the manly part towards
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REAL ESTATE.
TAKE NOTICE.


an the 2eh dry of May, d 1884, will be sold al pub
~ tic auction, according law at the dwelling OF
Kent and Sawyer at Wells r. We, in Newhmy at o'clock
in the afternoon much Of the following described real
tate situate in said Newbury, will satisfy the following
rate or ax with all and charges thereon, wit;
Of FIVE dollars ninciy"two cents which tax le
gay assessed on said premises the list OF 1889 and
set Jesse Cook who has personal properly within my
precinct Wherein levy and collect sad lax Sad prem
ses described fows, I" w.t. being the place where
Kent Il Sawyer now live, known tbs Wells River tavern
stand.
ALSO will be sold at pubic auction, the day. al
the dwelling house Of Hiram Tracy Al Wells River, at
O'Clock in the afternoon much The following described
real in said Newbuty will satisfy the following rate
tax with all and chatgrs wit: Of
doa and twenty cents which tax legally assessed
said premises he list Of A. d. 1880 and set H. James
Matthews, who mas personal property within my precinct
wherein 10 levy and collect said Said promises l7o
described as f,ows to wiz Icing tho dwelling house and
lot which Geoygc Y. Leslie sold to Hiram Tracy and
occupie by said Tracy, at Wells River.
ALSO, will be sold public auction, the dwelling
house Of Jacob Bailey in sad Newlury the 5 dav 81
Juno A. - ISL at 10 o'clock forenoon much Of tho
following DE- scbed real estate situate in said Newbury
will satisfy the following with all and char
rrs thereon TO wit town Of dollars and forty
three ccns which legally assessed said premises
the list Of D. 1882 and set 10 James Bailey 3D. whn ha:
no Personal property within my precinct whereon to lew
and collect said Ssd premises are drscflb"d as fol
ows 10 wit being he same farm on which Jacob Bayle
n,w ives. and which he purchased Of James Bayley %
situated on Jefferson Hill, so Called in said Newbury.
| ALSO, will DO sold at public ancon, At the dwellin
house Of Nicholas Wire in said Ncwhury The oh dd
Of june A. d. lS4 on O'clock afternoon, much Of III
following described real situate said Newbury
will satisfy the following rate or tax with all costs and cha
thereon, 10 wit: town tax uf sixy-wO cents, who
was legally assessed sd premises the list A. D. 1885,
landsst to William HutcNns, who has personal proprrt
within my precinct wherrOu 10 lew and collect sad tax
Said premises described, follows, wit beng
blacksmihs shop the back meeting house in said New
bury, and recently occupied by James p, Brown.
PETER WHEELOCK, in,
Ncwbury, April g. A. ID. 1871 g93w
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The observance of these rules is enjoned upon
us by that feeling of reverence and affection which
finds place in the heart of every patriot for the
preservation Of union and the blessings of union
for the good Of our children and childrens chill
dren, through countless generations. An opposite
upon the qualification of their selfish ends to give
birth to local and sectional jeaouses, and to ulti-
mate either in breaking asunder the bonds of union,
or in building up central system, which would in
evitably end in bloody sceptre and an iron crown.
In conclusion, beg you to be assured that shall
exert myself to carry the foregoing principles into
practice during my administration Of the Govern
ment and, confdng in the protecting care of an
cver-watchful and overrung Providence, it shall
be my first and highest duty to preserve unmpaired
the free institutions under which live and trans
nit them to those who shall succeed me, in their
| full force and viror. JOHN TYLER.
WAsHINGToN April q, 1871.
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The Collector. Tho Lanois WIFI thus comments
lion of the attack made upon Mr. Briggs, by correspondent Of
Boston Atlas This should put cad to the personal part
this controversy least tn. pnrt Of Judge Brss euds
q Admitting 3i,as ii wGf through the pertinaciy
Of Mr. Briggs friends tint John Saith obtained
his election three years ago - is il just 10 charge
hat /, was brought abou, by the ASSISTANCE ot
Mr. Briggs?-aud should not he added, that thrO'
his assistance the District has been uobly redeem-
cd? Nc,e: can we iurget the patriotic aud self
denying course of Judge Briggs III the COnveution
which brought forward our Representative elect -
when, after bavRlg rereyed MINORITY al tie votes
upon the first bal a. and the convention had ulti-
na,ely settled do"n upon Judge Young with the
rock upon which we before had split staring us full
N the iacr, and threatening similar or worse fate
-JRdge Bryce came forward and in speech
hat would do honor to the head and heart of any
patriot, in any age, he enreaed bis friends, and al
who valued Wing principles, for the good OF the
cntSt, Of the COUNTRY, and for HIS sike to unite
pom the worthy nominee of The convention, and
siect him. Ii aO1s done -
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"Qute an excitement created among the Wing
politicians and Office. SEEKERS Of New York Thursday
iy the astonishing Intelligence that their friend and co
worker the honrabe Charles F. Mitchell of Lockpor
,n esenisve Of tie Niagara District in the late Congress
lad committed rgery and abscondrd 10 parts unknown
Boston, Post copied by w. Pani@.
We free confess that this felon Wing seeker
He begged hnrd-coud plead talents party services und power
yand could succeed lie lacked character and integrity
and their sngacity prudence
fmnoss-wouM give him office This attempted stu
upon the Wing party thus becomes high compliment TO t
Aye, and does not back the mem
Dry the doue rogucs and thieves who succeeded in get
ling office during the last twelve years But forbear
The and Patriot editors did think of the contrast
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Presidential Office The following alt the provisions of the
Constitution ard Of the Acts OF Congress ia relation
ia the Offices oil President and Vice President.

Constitution ard of he Acts OF Congress ia relation vacancies
in the Offices OF President and Vce President.
From the Constitution.
Art. | par. 3. The Senate shall Choose lhuir 9th
uccs, az also President pro cmpoc, IN the absence
ii The Vice President when he shan lhn U:cs
If President Of tie Uned States.
AIT par. In case of the reuiuva Of he tes
dent from Office, e. his death, resignation, Or inability Il"
dscag The power aud duties Of The sad Office, The
shall dcYoyc the Wee President. and the Cong
by law, provide for The Of removal death,
inability, both Of the President and Vice PRESIDE nj
cioug what officer shall then President and snrit
officer sh4l act accordingly until the dlsaD be renoetd,
President shall be elected.
From the Aeto Of Congress 8Iarch I, 1902.
Sec 8. And be Il .trthr tlaetu That IN Of
moya DEATH reSignaton Or inability both Of the President
and Vice President Of the United Staes the President
e Senate pro tenpufe and, in case there shall no
dcn Of the Senate then the Spcake ofhe House of Rep
laVes ut the time being shall President Of the NJ
led states until the disability be removed President
| shall be elected.
SIC. 10. Ind be further enacted That wheneyer the
Offices of President ~ Pes shall both bee ONE vacant he
Secol Safe snail o thwii notification there,f lobe
made 10 tho Executive o every ave- shall sso cause
the TO be published AT least of the
printed each STATE, specifying that ELECTORS of The Piesi.
dent Of The United States shall he appointed or chussu in
the several States within thirty four days The
first "Wednesday December Ifen ensuing PrOrtded
There shall be the space OF two months between the date
Of such noiic alton aud the said first Wednesday Ia Dece.
the date OF such hoifcaoa and the h'sl
IN Decent en- and f The for which the PIesideat a,
Vice President last Office elected shall not expire
on the 81 day Of March ensuing then HE Secretary
state shall specify on the notification thai Inc electors shall
be appointed chosen within thriytOur days preceding
me INST "Wednesday in December Oh year Eext ensuing
whn which time the electors shall odngv be appon
u CHOSEN and The electors shall meet aud give thei
Voteo Gu inc SAID hrsi Wednesday in December, and Ib
proceedings and duties Of the said electors and oil ers
oe pursuant 10 the objections, in this prescr bed.
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GENERAL HARRISON DEAD

BYANNs srEvENs.
Death siteth in the Capitol! His sable wing
Hung its bl tck shadow o'cr a couutty's hope
And 10 nation bcndeth down in tours.
A few short weeks and all was jubilee
The air musical with happy sounds
The future full ofpromiso-ioyous smiles
Beam'd on each irccman's face and lighted up
Tho gentle eye OF beauty.
The Hero cdme--a noble good old
Strong in tho wealth of his high purposes.
Age sat upon him with Il gentle grace,
Giving unto his manhood dignity,
lmbung 1t with pure and lofty thoughts,
As pictures owe their mellow hues to time.
lie stood before the people Theirs had boon
Tho vigor Of his youth, his mnnhood's strength,
Aud now his green old age WIS yielded up
To answer their behest
Thousands had gathered round that marble dome
Silent aud nloonlcss in their deep reverence,
Save where there gushcd the hcavng throh
And low tumultuons breath Of patriot hearts
surchurg'd with grateful joy. The mighty dad
Bent gently DER him with their spirit wings,
As sUlemnly he took the earthly state
Which flung ito purple o'er his path to Heaven.
The oqth wa. said, aud then one mighty pulse
Seem'd throsbng through the inultitu1e,-
Faces wcro lifted upward, and prayer
OF deep thanksgiving wing'd that vow TO Heaven.
In Heaven the Hero answered it.
Time slept on flowers and lent his Glass to Hope
Ono little month l- golden sands had sped
When. miugling with the music of our joy,
Arose aud swell'd low funerul strain,
So sad and mnurulul, that nation heard
And tGcmh I'd as she w0pt.
Darkness il DER tho land,
For 10 death lig streams upon the hreozo,
The Hero hath departed!
Nay, lot Us wcop,-our grief hath need Of tears.
Tears should cmbalrn the dead, and there ia one,
gentle woman with her eLging love,
Nha wtung her heart that she might give him up
To his high destiny. Tears are for hcr,-
Sho fingers yet among her household gods
And knOweth not how low her heart il laid.
From battle fields where strife ierccly waged
Aud human blood-drops fell a crimson rain,
He hnd returned to her. God help thee, Lady,
Look not for him now
Thron'd in Il nations love he sunk to sleep,
Aud so awokc i'll Heaven. New York Expr
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CENTRAL HOTEL.

CENTRAL HOTEL.
HUGH OOURLEi returns his hanks the public at
large for their yey liberal support for eight years in
the VILLAGE HoTEL, and wishes a continuance Of their
Ggors. lie has 6Hed up his house in the best style II
being s',uatrd in the centre If the village convenient all
the S'Sres Post Office the Village Ho.cl WIN now 60
by tic name OF
CENTRAL HOTEL
and lie the public that there will uhinr wan
On his part AT all arsr to accommodate the gentleman
business gen enan OF pleasure and the war, traveller
in style not surpassed lo accnmmodau1n ana
ness Of fue by INV in he State
l}"AN Stages hot leave Montpelier call al this house
fJr passengers.
" HORSES and CARRIAGES to let
| Montpelier, April ISL 90
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And the Office seekers and spells hunters assembled in
the Capitol the While house and the doors Of
he members Of the Cabinet, not the people did IN the
lays of jackson and Van BuIen 10 pay homage TO virtue
nd worth but Ia receive from the hands "f the respective
actions the share Of the sos and the promised rewards
md to shout for the other, the sever al leaders
the Nnrth South, West would furnish the dgger por-
ton Of punder.'-N. H. Patrint.
We should realty like know whether Isaac la bushcd
seeing this squb in the NJ H. Patriot. Isaac of tribe
Of editors (a of the lean kind Muio Nouh who acted
,apain who attacked old Hickory body after his inaugura
ton, aud demanded po They succeeded. Under the
have noticed the appointment of only two cd
The whole number of appointments, too has
large The swams, il such there were, must have bee
and of this the ocos surely should be the last
ain.
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ioO,727 %
Outstanding of tho above issues,
rro,, N, .Na,iouoJ Jo,oliicepecr.

We authorized that under the pressure OF the pun
lie business Increased by recent EVENTS well by the np
preach of an extra session Congress- the President finds II
dposabo make for the employment OF his
time o proposes therefore, his Fellow Citizens who
may wish M him. 10 10 O'Clock every day in tho
week, cxccpt Sunday,
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j.. HEWITT.
The wall bath gone forth DER tho land of the toc,
Aud the heart Of tho patriot chills at the cry;
Our banner hangs lowly DER Land aud DER son
Aud the name Of the hero is broathcd with sigh.
And bark from the dstnnco the heavy guns hoom,
They once hcchd their thunder and flame the foe
And the iron-tungue knrlls out its music Of gloom,
While the sturdy heart Quas ut tho requiem of woe
From the confines Of Maine to the Sahnos wild food
From Atantc's broad to the peaks Of the west,
Shall tho vail Of gtiou Gil valley and wood,
And the hand ofthe freeman smite hard on his breast
lie stood like monarch oak brcastng the storm,
Which party had raised round thu spot where it grew
UnniOved were ts branches, mistaken its form,
BY the lighngs that flashed the whirlwind that blew
The proud ship of state, turbulent sea,
Like feather tossed, while tcmpess o'erwholnn,
The crew looked ngha.t Mt the rocks Oh hor lea
But lSas bsemsd agaiu when the Sage took tho holm
Tho old sssTf nvs~@tras-4t,h in honors and years,
a long The or glory, though still far too brief;
lIis foes silent-hs friends in tonrs
And the runcour of party ID smothercd in grief.
Let him rcst-lct him rest, for the struggle is oor,
I The Givcr Of all hath sent forth his decree
Ills voice shn be heard in Councils more,
But his cpitupl's writ in the hearts OF the free.
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! u
members Of Congress Every district has given Wing
ority Joseph Trumbu, WIN. w. Boastnau, Thos. W. Will
ans, Thos b. Osborne, Truman Smith and John Brockway
Wings and Members of the last Congress, elected.
Senator's. All Wigs one; three locos last year.
Representatives. III wings So ocos 40 vacancies be
heard from last ycar 40 wings aud CO locos.
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a. Bank Of fsapsydna committee Of the Stockholders
have examined bank and reported that will
pay all liabilities and have left SAC 81 each 500 of stock
In other words the bank has boen msmanHgcd to lose
than half of the capital stock reduction of tc capal its
vae alteration the of the baak, and saudry
forms recommended and will probably be adopted, uucss
the bank be closed up. he latter ile
Gov Potter has vetoed the bank BILL noticed in lust
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So, then, amer ALL the republican and aluafy doctrine of
rotation in Qee, declared the first resolution perfectly
curcd by the removal of the Ucy whom you endonvor
ed to long ago October 1887 Aud tho doctrine
of the second resoluonsabssiOn to the Gill Of The people do
you remember the $4,000 Wing majority in Vermont
Ho! ye griovod oncsbe 20 comfUad yea be uproar.
ously glad! Tho People Standardization is the word
and the ,rork. fno
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PRESIDENT TYLER

The attention of renders invited the proceedings
the induction of Mr. TYLER the Presidential of
ce We doubt they will be grated find that the conf
fence, expressed last week the policy he will PURSUE
he fully justified.
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Progress Of Reform. The office which is abolished cost the
people about thouond dollars year, and hence this instance
Reform is of itself of little Importance Bot in this example
he people win the fnut the administration is
determined redeem their pledge of Reform faithfully fully
and TO the minutest details.
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The Mrdscr Robinson The horrid ctnil ,pubishcdu
of the papers confession OF Robinson be relied
lie has confessed the MURDER bnt has told different
rc about the details that possible tell which
is correct Probably it viii be the last one.
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1WG observe that the Patriot, well the North Star, is
exclude The Rev. Mr.. LOcooco Office holder Brown
the of its party We beg to ask the Patrio,
whether the resolutions adopted last sprRg by the Iocofoco
ventioa Washington county, essentially
also whether they drawn by paou aSd
ardent admrer Of Brownson's Review?
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DE, ANHS

IN bc,Soit Mich, Mrs. Eliza Ann, wife of Moses p.
Huchns, aged "a, f rmery from Norwich. VI
In Washington, 26h ut, George Wnile, aged 50 din
lust Mrs Bdsheba WIFE Of John Beard, aged S. aud
daughter # Thaddrus White, Esq. Printers in Mass, N.
V. aud III are requested, etc
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PRESIDENT TyLEps ADDRESS

Is brief direct and square the mark He cuyos no ground
for doubling is the Democratic Wing the people OK
ncctod him to be- Want bd say further than that
tho address is perfectly satisfactory the mantle of HARRISON
bns falicn upon worthy successor.
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Mr. Southland of Now Jersey President pro tenn Of the u S.
senate tory learn taken III after no started from
his residence for Washington lie left his homo Immediately
upon reception of tho Of the death tho President
vas compolled 70 stop at Trenton.
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MARRIAGES.

Richardson.
In West Topsham, / lth inst, MIR. Henry Curtis of Or
aug., Miss Berscv Jackson.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Tho triumph of the Wings is comrctoevcry county is
red, with one solitary exception.
Gorernor MIR. Ellsworth is reelected The following table
embraces the unofficial from all but town:
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Election The 9th of May apart the
election of MemhcTs of Congress-
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Kentucky The has appointed the goth or the
election OF members of Congress.
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MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1871.
tOFFICIAL.1
TREASURY NOTES.


TRBAsuRv DEPARrmENr, APpIL 3, ls4l,
Amount Of Treasury issued the provisions OF the
Of Congress of the 18th of 1897 the 2ls of May 6
md the ID of March le5o Sl9,567 0s6 -
Amount redeemed of those issuos 19,o76,35s 80
Ioaviup OUTSTANDING l0O,727 30
Issued under tho q of 3st March,
IedO 7lli35i 81
Redeemed Of that issue about 23l6,9l5 70
''''U VI '''' - 4,7O7,335 50
Outstanding of tho above issues, 4,9sS, 0G2 81
Issued under the of 10Th Feb
Is4i i,3o7,s74 95
Redeemed Of that issue, li,6l2 90
- l,3l3,o62 O5
Aggregate outstanding LIST instant, 63Ol,@34 "
+. EWING, SECRETARY Of The Treasury
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Hli A r D. w A K E 81
HOIRROOK. & TAPPAN.

40 MILK STREET, BOSTON. hage on hscd, and are
w constantly receiving from Brmingh aur + Sheffield,
largo supplies Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, which
they offer the country trade upon the favorable
terms Merchants w shing to obtain their goods chesp
requested to examine this stock before purchasing
Jan l6 SSis4m