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The Baltimore Patriot is copying what the
Tyler and Loco-foco organs" say of one another
will it copy what the Wing organs say OF
each other? We find the following in the N.
o. Bulletin, on the subject Of publishing the
Treaty in the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer
The course of the Enquirer has been marked with
hot indecent haste. The rules Of secrecy imposed
by the Senate in accordance with the diplomatic
usage, have been violated. The sanctity of the Sc
cretary Of States Office has been profaned and the
country has been placed in false position where she
is liable to the charge Of rudeness and to the punish
ment Of contumely. We are sorry such violation
of the common rules Of courtesy has happened II is
shame to the receiver of this treaty obtained thus
by bribery and consequent stratagem, and will be
lasting disgrace to the man who played false 10 his
trust, when he obtained and gave it.
We think it matter worthy of consideration by
the Senate. 1t is clear of contempt as has
called for their interference. OF course, public
curiosity has been much gratifed by the publication
of the treaty and correspondence, but the faint OF
shame fingers still around the whole matter.
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DO The Baltimore Republican and Argus,
of Tuesday, did not reach us. We wish soon
to ask the Republican if the Patriot has truly
reconciled the People of Maryland to the rule
of Mr.. Reverdy Johnson-hat is, whether Mr.
J. will be able to give the State TO Mr.. Clay
Have the People forgotten the Bank of Mary
land
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RATTLESNAkES.

When we first settled here between two and three
years SINCE the country was overrun with rattle
snakes. Since that time, the hogs which are exceed
ngly fond of these reptiles have almost entirely rid
the country of them. 1t is somewhat singular that
the bite of rattlesnake has no effect upon hog
Platte (.No) Eagle
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OFFICIAL.


NAvy DEPARTMENT, Sept 20, 1642.
The following resolution was adopted At the
last session Of Congress:
In THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
JUNK 18th, 1912.
kssoIped That the Secretary of the Navy be direct
cd 10 collect from authentic sources all the informa
ton attainabic in time to be communicated to the
Senate during the second week of the next session OF
Congress, showing:
The progress in the cultivation and manufacture
Of Hemp In the several States and Territories Of the
United States, and in foreign countries or colonies
2. The quantities of the raw ma erial as prepared
for manufacture, and the quantity, value, and de-
scrpton of the manufactures thereof in the several
States and Territories Of the United States, and In
foreign countries, produced within the year 1910
3. The quantity and value Of Hemp and the manu-
features thereof, with their description, imported
into, and exported from the United States, within the
last two years-the countries from which imported,
and to which exported
4. The quantity, description and value Of Hemp,
and manufactures thereof, annually required or used
in the Navy Of the United States, and what proper
ton Of each kind is Of foreign Of domestic pro-
duce or manufacture, and whether any comparison
has been instituted to test the quality strength OF
the domestic and foreign article, with the result
thereof
Resoiued, That the Secretary be requested TO COM
municate, at the same time, such general informa-
ton he may be able to collect in relation to the
SOIL ana cilmalc most conRcnlal 10 uhe grown Oh
Hemp and the comparative strength between water
and dew rotted, the most approved method of pre-
pairing it from crude state to that suitable for differ
ent descriptions Of manufacture and such other in
formation relating to the culture preparation, and
manufacture of this article, and such views he
may deem useful to present for the encouragement
and incidental protection of this important and grow
ing interest
Resolved That the Secretary be also requested to
ascertain and report the quantity of Manila sea-
grass or Sisal hemp, well cordage and other
tices manufactured therefrom, and the value thereof
| imported into the United States in the years 1910
and lS4l, distinguishing the quantity and value of
each description of manufacture and of the ar
tice as prepared for manufacture otherwise; and
to ascertain its comparative strength and other adj
vantages when compared with domestic hemp
and the manufactures thereof, as also the natural
history of the plants producing that article to what
countries Indigenous, and what portions of the United
States, as to soil and climate, would best suit its
growth and production.
Attest; ASBURY DICKINS,
Secyefayu
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From the ~. Y. Ereninp Past

The account of Mr. Roberts is thus Jeff for those 10
believe who prefer taking his word To hat of Mi T,-
Ter. Whatever may be thought of Mr. Tyer's pro-
ceedinRs, Robert, taking his own statement to be
rue, gains no honor BY The affair.
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From the N. Y. Piebeiar
JONATHA AN ROBERTS

ms discharged Federal st is making good deal
of noise. This from his being out Of emp a,
.nent. The Pennsylvania suggests whether he
might not find business in writing letters about the
private character OF Mrs Tyler lately deceased be
did Of old about Mrs. jackson
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I5rThe editor of the Wayne IN. " Stan
dard says he has lost two subscribers because of
his expressed determination TO support the Ad-
minisration Of President Tyler; and that he
has been abused, vilifed, &c. But we can plain
ly see that no kind of persecution will turn him
from his course. He is not only fearless, but
has nothing to fear.
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THE DISPUTED TERRITORY.

The intelligencer Of Wednesday contains a
meek, bat caustic reply to Mr.. Marshall, BY Mr..
McKennan, and also letter on the subject OF
that '.glorious bill, from an unknorn ''mem
ber." We predict that Marshall will get the
best of it ultimately-he is the most honest
As for the unkn0pn member" we should not
be surprised if il was the Lord of Ashland
himself We give his concluding paragraph
snow have no jealousy Of the fame which these
gentlemen have acquired in this matter should
have been exceedingly glad To have had the benefit OF
MI Ihompsons eloquence At = time when "As
very much Needed to give the matter night droc''on
but we finally got his vote, and he has Rot large
measure of praise for II. So let 1t be. What do
care that he good done and my country bless
adi think | enjoy the triumph here IN my un-
known retreat from the abors and anxesies OF 'nst
exciting and eventful scene with as high relish rs
though the bill had been called my bill, or as though
had the at moment to attract pubic
attention. As 10 rewards, there Is something r'ch
beyond comparison in the reward of approving con-
science and Of having been, in any degree a
public benefacor; and that reward 10 never 30 rich
and precious when unmingled and unconiaminAted
with human applause. | hope my friend Mr. Mar.
shall will learn to prize good conscience more and
human applause less It will save him great deal
Of trouble his journey through this unstable world
In which praise and ceDsure seldom meted out In
the measure ofimpartial justice.
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AdrrffO.

On the Goth September, at the residence of
B. l.. Began, Esq, Montgomery county, Maryland,
by the Rev J. c. SMITH, of Washington City,
MIR. JOHN s. BEGAN to Miss LOUISA NJ BRU-
NET
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NEW MINISTER TO THE U. s.
D. Bulletin saws ::

The N. y. BUHtIIH says:
Don N. J. Amonte the 4h ut. received from
President Santa Anna the appointment of Minister
Plenipoten,ary and Envoy Extraordinary from Mexi-
CO to the United States.
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From the ~. Y. Erpress.

The american" after Stating falsehood in ree-
renee TO the Express, it has often done before and
is studousy in the habit of doing, says that "ccum-
stances alter cases" The whole Of the editor
for the last eighteen months has well proved the truth
of the adage. No was more plant supporter
Of the A Jministr, alton long there hope of
personal reward from support and no man was more
bitter opponent when the hope was gone. "Circum-
stances alter cases"
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The SchuyIkill Coal Trade this season, up to last
Thursday, 1888 tons.
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Will the Baltimore Patriot copy the follow
ing paragraph to show what the Wing organs
saw of each other
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Resolved, That while we see nothing to censure in
the courteous conduct of Lord Ashburton and suite,
heartily sympahse in the strong and widespread
indignation at the conduct of those who proved them
selves recreant to the names of American citizens
Resolved, That personal animosities and party spi-
rt form apology for the violation of the duties
which an American citizen at all times, and under
all circumstances owes to the honor and interests of
his country.
Resolved, That we appreciate the motives and feel
ings that acuated Preserved Fish, Esq on that
orable occasion-we recognize in him the only Amer
lean tn present deserving of the name, and while
highly approve his conduct in instantaneousy on
the preparation of the national insult, leav ng the
assembly with the remark, " there are no Americans
here" hurl the stigma Of shame upon the misera-
BILE traitors who set silent by when preconcerted
outrage upon the American people, through their
Chief Magistrate, being enacted, and cried Amen
on its consumma,ion-and we hold them up and COM
mend them to the merted censure and contempt of
the civilized world.
After the adoption of these resolutions, Mr. John
Dukeheart, jr spoke in similar strain to those who
had preceded him. and successfully elected the same
emphatic manifestations of popular feeling He was
succeeded by Major J. P. Heath, who, in the course
of his remarks, referred briefly to the Presidents
in his high official career in proof of the I'M
deserved character Of the insult in its application
far it intended personally to him. and he was
promptly acquitted at the hands of the people. Dr.
f. Chaisty followed, and closed the proceedings of
the evening with address which did equal honor
to his head and heart He was heard as were all
with the most earnest and respectful attention, and
with the exception Of the triing effort of few per-
sons to interrupt the proceedings the meeting was
one of the most orderly at which we have ev, been
present. 1t was adjourned by a vote in which an
affirmative scarcely PREF onderated between nine and
ten O'clock The lateness of the hour of course pre-
cluded the possibility of giving more extended
notice.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04
RUSSELL& CLARKE,
WATCUMAKERs g. JEWELLERS,

UAvE just rcrelvcd,and Keep constantly on hand wei
selected assortment, of GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES-consis'ing If gold nrd slvSr Levers
Horizontal Crcn, AlIrum Repeating, Quarter and COM
mon WATCHES. Also silver Table Desert and tea
SPOONS; Cream adlcs Sugar TOngs; Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. German SHuCr table and ten SPOONS Gold
Silver and Steel Bowed SpECTACiES: Gold aud silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads silver Thimcs. gold Chains.
Seals aud KEYS, large assortment OF finger rings, ear
rings breast pins snuiI boxes. tea bells spy glasses
first ruzors pcnknycs, Rodgers fine SCISSORS, shell
side combs together with various other articles usually
kept in Jewellers shop, the whole comprising better Ms
sortment than Offered In this place beore-ngehtr
with n good assortment Of Clocks, such ~ Brass {
Day Chime Brass day common: BRASS ~ hours Brass
MANTLE that run q days rim Tinding; lr1ss dat
time nrcs, without strkinr also first rate NOODbN
CLOCKS; all OF which they will sell on ms good terms a.
they can he pnrchlsclni rnv place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, ami
warrnn ted nj the shortest notice. and all Kinds ~ job
work usually done in toirn of business dispatched with
neatness and pains spared give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
n. fash paid for old gold unl sver.
WonI-'n--k. Dec. !, y II,
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WOODSTOCK, VERMONT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A. 1912


A LII LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended te
"A make use of I'M. BROWNS PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST us ii makes the bread much better than the COM
mon mode. The Yeast is free from all impure ngredent0
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adupec
for ships use, and will keep in all cmaer 1t is now in
extensive use in Boston, and orders beginning to be re-
ceived from all quarters No better evidence is wanting
It's superiority over all other articles used for rising breab
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 2Oth, lall,
The undersigned having made use of WIN. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread in opinions this
new PREPARATION Of Yeast is far better than ANY other arti-
Gle we have ever madeuse Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light, and believe to be free
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa
Wilton, American House, and Marlboro Hotel Boston,
II is now in use nj most of the Hotels in the CITY, and
on board of all the steamships belonging Mr. Cunads
line 0packets AnOte is just received from John Ander-
son, Pasr, Cook on board the steamship britannia who
writes that he has made of WIN. Browns Ncus for
making bread during two voyages the Atlantic and
can recommend it as far superior to any thing else Tor
rising bread
The above article is for salc by the proprietor AL
Washington street, Boston. Retailcdby
Woodsock VI. J. A. DUNBAR.
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militia act of Nov. ! |, 1871, with an amendment
that This act take effect on the 9th of Nov. next
The object Is 10 arrest the collection of fines for
non-alendunce at the September trainings, the
collections for June trainings having cost the State
about "a GOO more than the amount of fines co.
ected.] Amendment adopted, and the bin ordel-
ed to u third reading,-Against bill to repeal 2. d
sec. of The act above repealed, and it was laid OF,
the table. By select Committee, bill to permit
Charles Miller, Of ST. Armand, l.. c., to hold re-
al estate; opposed by Nlessrs. Villas, and Petit
bone, on constitutional grounds, and rejected o,
the End reading. BY com. on Military Affairs ,blI
to pay WIN, w. White aud Henry Wordsworth
$3.50, and 1t was made the order for TO- morrow
morning. BY select committee, bill to restore Mo-
SEES Warner 10 his legal privileges; ordered to a 81
reading,
Resoimions-By Mr. Cotton, that Imprisonment
Tor debt is wrong and raising committee of three
on the subject; rejected, (sub silentio) By Mt
stark, raising an enquiry whether Victory in Essex
county Is legally organized town, so as TO be en-
titled TO he represented; rejected. The resolu-
ton directing the committee of Ways and Means
to report amendment TO the listing law, if deemed
eSpedlent was taken up, amended so as to require
the committee TO make up the list to perform ,h,
duty, and passed, BY Mr. Shaner expressing the
sympathlcs Of the people Of Vermont in the ca, So
Of liberty in Poland, and admitting Major TO, h.
man to the floor of the House Tomorrow evening
After Il few remarks and explanations by Me ssrs
Shaiier, Peck, Barton, Cushnan, and Pel,bt ne.
the first resolution was made the order for tom mr.,
row eve. o'clock, aad the second was adop ed
unanimously.
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

VENlIS Dalsam is now offered to the public from ill
conviction that it is superior To amy other medicine
In for the various diseases Of the chest lis effects
were first tested IN private practice and the medicine mo G
extensively circulated nj the earnest solicitation Of many
who received the most signal benefit from II in dscaSCs the
mos, distressing and alarming
The prcpnrcr Of this baam tas for several years pHd
Decentralization In pulmonary compaintsby watching
their progress, investigating their nnh carefully
ticng the effects Of the numerous and most approved rem
ides which have been pro'crhcd by physcuus OF an or
ders Of most kinds IT patent medicines which have
been offered to the pIbc.
1t has been found tc produce most astonishing in
whnOpng.congh, catnrrlI affections nj c lungs, II, Dire
horaX drOpOy Of the chest lrucnl, Group. splitting
Of blood, pain in the sdc sortncss Of BREATH consump
ton and common colds
trrgnatcs the natural sccrctions Of The system, pro
curesn tree CvpecOratiOn and ALIAS morbid irrahiy-
Hence its great utility In NIL diseases Ci the LUNGS
Thousands Of certificates might BE- given If Unnecessary
hut all that IL wanted for It's recommendation is fir tr
al. PRICE. 80 cents
preparedby DR.. II. II CARTER. For sale ly
D. ROSS, IT.
WoolstOrk March %, lag. Of
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rTNHlS road will be opened to the public for the Transport
tatiOn Of pass cngcrs and merchandise, on and after
MONDAY, September ~, 1912. Passenger Trains daily
SUNDAYS excepted in connection with the cars of the
Nashun and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
us follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 81 4. NJ. 10 l-2 A. N. and ga =. N.
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester aud Concord at
:, l.2 II l-2 4. N. and ga r.M
FARE-COncord to Boston, 81, jO-Concord to Lowell,
$3.50
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
of the Boston and Maine Railroad Passengers be con-
veyed between Concord, Manchester, Nashua aud Ano
yer, lIaverh Exeter, Dover Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
MERCI IAN Disc.
MERCHANDISE TRNss will leave Concord and Boston,
daily Sundays excepted The company are now prcpnr'
ed to transport Goods and Country Produce which may
ho sent to their dcpots in Con-Ord and Boston,.
RATEs-Through first class "a 90 per 2OtO lbs Furnit mo
raI'Ises, n, W, ", ~, $50 n" , nm
An goods and mcrchandsewl he nj the risk Of the own
err while in the Company Store Houses.
Terms of ncahting, cash, invariably, on deyc
the goods BY order Of the Directors,
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasnr
Nashua, Sept. 10, lsl2. l2j-f
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NIEDICATED-PRICEC cts. OF, 10 cts j Oz,G1 ~ cts
WI lh.-A remedy that has gained grrat reputation
for the Of coughs, colds, whoopng congh phihi.c
throat, and all diseases Ut the lungs also If IN
tcnsyc ir clearing the voice for Nucalists or Public
Spcakors and In consequence OF the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists and COuicctuGcrs to
tcrtlt this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has lust
been shown me with my stamped on the candy, evil
IDENTIFY to deceive the public. For the genuine YOU will
call for "Wn Browns BOnCset Candy, MtdCaiCd," and
that the direction is sgucd by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " wv. BuoWSn The true article is lnr
sale In Boston, nj wholesale rnl retail By the ManuiaCl.
rer, corner of Washington ard Ilhntst.
For sale by ia. DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Oithe most ancient
"A and wealthy families of this city who must be wei
known numerous licndsi having since the year lsl
nm 10 rcceny been bent nearly DOUBLE and for several
wears confined his bed has been restored to good health
has rcganed his natural erect postion-and has Quilted
his carriage, and now walks with ease! we believe
this is the gentlemans description as near AS possible
and there is no eXaegeratiOn in ii. WewillgVc qreS
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings VINE
c,lse the liberty; that any one doubhng may hhoW
these f,cs-though he requests his name may not appear
in print. Among other similar instances Mr. Jas u
REYNOLDS III Christie street. has been restored ana WIN
give personal assurances Of the facts OF his case Bo
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and snews.-
How has this been done!
Ansper-By the Indian YegrtaDlc EHrer internally
and Ueues Nerue and Bone Linimcnl eStcrnaly.-Nf Y.
Herald.
only Sold by COMsTOCK u co, ",
II Maiden Lane, New York
j. ROSS Jr.Woodstock, VI.
57lv b. b. NEVTON, Norwich.
j. C. BROOKS, Hartford
A. 4 n. WIRDNER, Windsor.
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HAIR! FAIR!
Is A l. ID n T. : S!
Important discovery The great myste,v foam
OUt al idSH

important 9lScOrery-1he great mystery jOuRd
OIL al idSH
nR, STERRY HAIR REGENERATOR.-D S',ery,
~ aNer much attention To the important sub icci Oprc
serving the hair has after many experiments chemical and
PHYSICAL been able to discover article which is now
offered with the greatest confidence for the toilet ms the
best thing discovered for its sonenng and penetrating
quality, tn produce good herd fharto prevent lrom
falling Off when badness is ap1rchcnded-t0 restore ii
when badness has taken place, and To prevent 1t from
turning grey. II Is more nouriShng than pnnNnm, an
lur oil, or COOngc water II benu,lnl article for
ladies' lulsit makes the hair soft and lively, and prodn
ccs uncommon hrancy. Thousands have tested its SUI
perior virtues and excellence, mud in every instance ii
stands unrvnllel. 1t is innllihc cure In nl ntc
tons of the skin the head-lS dandrln, &c. &c--
Every family should be supplied with bottle Of this OIL
that by its upplcaOn to the had and hair Of children
the beautiful and ornamental appcndugc ola fine hcud Of
hair, which naurchas supplied II, may he preserved.
For sale, wholesale and retail by FOSTER y DltklN.
son, sole propricors and Successors to A. lTcnCOcR,
a co. NJ Green street, Utica n. Y. WOODSTOCK, by
j. ROSS, Jr, DruggiijWhile River NllascJ e. BrOnksi
West Hartford, W. H. steel; sharon, W. DOwncr Roy J.
ton, Downer Ncyans q Fish, Windsor, \, Il II, Ward
nCr. l@D.ly
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TOOTUACHE! TOOTHACHE!!

NEW DISCOVERY.-It has recently been discover
n ed that the pure Extract of GALL combined with an
m papabe Powder of Alum Is sure remedy for the
Tootache, will kill the in cases, and render
them in that they may be filled without pain The
nre article Is for sale by WN BRowN AL Washington
street Boston, None genuine unless signed by the pro-
pretor WIN. Brown. See certificate Of its efficacy on d.
ection. Forsale BY J. ROSS JR.. Woodstock