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Invaluable Family Companion,

C,IX lectures on Causes, Prevention and
- Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases
of the Heart, and all Female Diseases. @3l
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Shoulder Brnccs and Chest Exppnders, 81.
Mail to any part, 80 cts. postage. Inhaling
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dominal Supporters, perfect, to $40, for all
Ruptures, Falling Of the Bowels and Womb,
aud Weak Back and Chest, sent by Express
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mention which side, Agents wanted for tho
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Senator Phelps was absent on nc
count Of sickness, when the vote was taken
on the treaty, il is said that all the absen-
tees -FOUR were against the ,lleaty.. Messrs.
Hannegan and Lewis both voted No when
their, names were called, and afterwards
changed their votes, Had the absentees been
present and those two locos adhered TO their
original vote, there would have been ayes 81,
noes 1850 the treaty would have been re-
jecteG. - Watchnan, a.a auaa
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March 81,

aI-,rr. WAsHINGToN, March 81,
In the House OF Representatives, Today,
Mr. ClingInan, as n matter of privilege, NOV
ed 10 reconsider they respecting the Irln-
ting of the message and correspondence with
regard 10 the treaty, on the ground that the
treaty and correspondence had been g0rbed
by the Administration, and that the whole
ought to be printed or none.
Jacob Thompson followed, and defended
the Administration. He said that the cores
pondence had not been garbled, and that the
passage stated to have been omitted, was so
omitted because a change had been made in
the place of the Court Martial, after the first
orders H'n a H.s .tUt uss.. ..t
MIR. Haskell, of Tennessee, spoke against
The course ofthe Administration with regard
10 the war, and its treatment ofGeneral Tay-
Tor, and charged the President with being
guilty Of all the blood which has been spill
in the war. t..r' I.a
In the Senate, Mr. John p. Hale presented
number of petitions relating to slavery; and
one from citizens Of Pennsylvania, praying
for the immediate peaceful dissolution of the
Union, and these were laid upon the table.
| On motion of Mr. Atherton,the Senate took
up the bill to supply the deficiency of appro
priations, and Mr. Badger, of North Carolina
spoke in favor of striking out the provision
for mission to Rome.
After a personal explanation between
Messrs Foote and Badger, the question was
taken by yeas and nays on MIR Badgers a
mendment, and decided in the negative. Al
amendment offered by Mr. Hannegan,to sub
stitute Minister resident,met the same fate
After few slight amendments, the bill wa
then read third time aud passed. ... ..
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CoNNEcTICpT. The annual election for
state officers and members Of the Legislature
is TO take place in Connecticut next Monday.
Both parties are actively nj work canvGsslng
the State, and even Mr. CntIin, the loco cam
didate for Governor, is stamping ttor dear
life. Gen, Houston, of Texas, has been la
boring with the. Democracy fora fortnight
past, while Hon. Thomas Corwin, OF Ohio,
and Hon. r. w. Thompson, Of Indiana, are
addressing the Wings in different pasts oitl'e
State. Phe choice oftwo United States
Senators will deYolye upon the next Legfsia-
ture. ra .,ll.vasrI biaa ul como ais5o.I
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this purpose. A subsequent meeting was
held, and eleven new members drove spikes
This spike driving business will do them good
service, It they don'thave TO put their teeth
TO them hereafter,
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From the New England Washington
We toke Measure in transferring the follow
ing certificate of Mr. Covert, In favor of the
curative properties of Wistnr q Balsnm OF villa
Cherry, to our columns. Mr. Covert, (of the
firm Of Covert g. Dodge, vocal stsl has Deen
long and favorably known IN this CITY ana W
cinity as n vocalist lot rare attainmcnts. we
have watched with painful anxiety. his deci''
ming health from the disease OF when he
speaks, and have almost despared ms re-
covery-yes, we placed him in the catalogue
ofincurablcs-b thanks to the virtues Of DR..
Wistars BaIsnm, he is now, greatly to our
surprise, enjoying most excellent health
Boston, May 25th lS47
Mr. Seth w. Fowle Dear Sir, There arc
so many quack medicines at the present time
and each one has more or less certificates from
real or imaginary individuals, that have to'
some time had doubts of the propriety of Civ
ing any testimony in favor ofyour medicine
But being assured that have been bepelittee
by its use, and feeling satisfied that by giving
in my testimony in regard to its medicina
qualities, | may, perhaps, be the means OF sa
wing some one similarly afflicted, Therefore
cheerfully add my testimony in favor Oh th,
medicine that know has done me great GOOD
! have been afflicted with the Br0Rchttts Tor
plumber of years, and by tie use of couPl
of bottles Of Hisiurs Batsam Of VIA Cherry
am happy to say that / am almost free iror
the above troublesome disease.
If this should be the means Of saving eye
one ofmy fellow beings from that most youbl
some and painful disease, (Bfonchitis) sha
be fully paid for my trouble in writing the
bove communication. Is. W EN-
For sale by j. O. Bingham, st. Johnsbury
and dealers in medicine generally.
The genuine signed Butts ON the wrpppei
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VOTE FoR COUNCIL on CENsORs. |

VOTE FOR COUNCIL OF CENSORSa
The muddy condition of the roads last We'd
ncsday, rendered it almost impossible for peo-
pie to get out, and the vote, ordinarily light
for Council of Censors, must have been very
light throughout the State. In this town very
fey voters were out, ard the town house being
located in that portion Of the town where loco
focoism thrives and wings are less numerous
than in more distant parts, the loeofooo ticket
was much more honored on the occasion thar
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S9BMEIGa

In sturbridgc, M, March IA, Mr. JoAD
HowARD, aged S3. o.. --.ea..-..,r lH.c.,-
In Granby,C. Il. Rev. David Gibb,son otthe
late Rev. MIR Glib of Stanstead, 81 son-n1lGw
of Rev. James Robertson, of Sherbrooke,a aged
about 3d. loG. 5,.s t. L.ai. at.a-.Lgs .,.,
i At Hanover, ". H., March l9, Mrs Sarah
OIcott, II, widow ofthe late Mills plcott Esq
In Marshfeld, Feb. 20, Mr. Daniel Cole
aged A. et.sl. .I.l f5 iqusaIaar.E aa's.s.
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u. S. TREASURY Another blunder has
relative to the late loan. Instead of having
five millions OF his disposal, the secretary finds
that he had only sS3, 100000. ---- --
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AWFUL SmPwRECK.-The ship Omega,
from Liverpool for New York, was lately
wrecked on tho Banks Of Northumberland nv-
ing on board 3l5posscngers Three differ
ent vessels, at different times, attempted 10
rescue the passengers, but could only lake u
few before they would be driven from the
wreck by storms One Of tie relief slips,
the Barbara, was lost, and lis souls went
down with her! But few ofthe 8l5 survived
their pcrils. r..ti..rta m d,
~ The Trenton IN. J) Gazette says that
Prince Lucien Murat, of Bordentown, M
Intends to sail In the steamer from New YORK
on Saturday, for France, "fulI ofenthusiasm
In the cause Of France and her INSTITUTIONAL
o. A bill has passed the New York Leg
snure, by a strong majority,to punish the
seduction or abduction ofyoung females as "
crime. Heretofore, the only way in which
the villains, perpetraling these Offences could
be reached, was by suit for damages Tor
loss of services, OH the part of tho parent OF
guardian ofthe injured party. Now the black
hearted scoundrels wilkbe likely TO receive
their Just deserts.
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The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET Thursday, March 70
AZ market, 440 beef cattle, 30 Jokes
working oxen, 6 COWS and calves, 1000 sheep
and 755 swine. +
Beef cactle--extra, So; first quality $50 a
6,75; SECOND as CPS. ,ar... - na@a.
= Working Oxen-$75 and 1885.
s~ Cows and calyes--$25, 30, 30, 40 1
Sheep--2,50, 3, 3, 50, a, q so, o.
Swi4e-wA olesale 81 81. ''-'iul
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, March ~
At market 100 beef cattle, 300 sheep, and
900 swine,
LBeefcattle extra $7, 25; first quality
$50 az; second quality $50 a D.
Shec-2,50 a 1915.
. BEEF-Extra mess, $50 1890; Mess
rs a 600; No. L, 700 500; prime, city,
6,75 a'7O0; navy rs a 8 90. ,o-o
b 'PORK1Extra clear 13 so a IA OO;cleqr " oo
a 10 90, mess 10 25 10 50;pFinle 900 y 5O.
.0 iL.ARD-Boston "a 3, south&west, ~ a .
2 9BUTTER-sto l34 l6, shipping la lo3r
CHEESE~new milk 2 8, four meal a g.
shipping 8 az. "g" -.
FREOSStR-H Howard street ESQ 90; Ohio
g Is a 6 81; Gcnesce, com. br. q, ~ w.
- CoRN-Yellow, round, 60 a 62, fiat 81 a 90
GA InaT rs 90 As; porthern, 4oa5o
WOOL ,. H' go
Saxony Aeeces, 2" 81 %
American full blood, ~ 40
half do saH 9, ,s 30 80
Common 4breed 20 o og
Lambs, superfnc, ~, % % a 30 80
do list quality, 90 90 NJ
10 ~ wniify' 3.f t-a IA 10
90 81 gFH''Ff .ra -a.tatro .f'Fait >
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Physicians
TownsenGs SarsaparilIa.

u LIBERATION. % This is to certify that
4 a have given my sou, Ezra Copp, jr., his
time, to transact business for himself. shall
neither claim his earnings nor pay debts OF
his contracting after this date. Ills -,
80. ~ - ~ -T EZRA n COPP.
aat-Ir fEs INV tra mark.
Waterford, March %, lS4S. [ooIwy
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B s.l,r, SHOES l. BRO CANS.

YVyH E,subscsibers would call the attention
Il, oflcountry Merchants to Their Stock Of
Boots, Shoes aRd Drogaps, which they have
selected particularly for the New England
Trade, Having made arrangements with the
best Manufacturers, we slsall be able TO give
extra sizes in any lots that may be wanted, by
Tic case or dosfn. Purchasers arc invited to
call and exdiiiinc our Stock, which Will
sold at the lowest cash ptiees go OK ,laEVfn1
YIa anIdi $,ra " ca M. CON- ~
2 No. III, Washington Stre0ts
9AT555m2isl 'int4fdf hn B0STON. y2GaSs.
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FIRE The last Stanstead Journal says:--
We regret to learn that the house and barn,
together with most of their contents, Of MIR
John McGafley, in the North part Of this town,
were totally destroyed by fire, on Saturday
night last. Insured in part" ... ......
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WAR MATTERS.
NJ e w g FIR ON NJ exico.
by Telegraph to Boston.


SURPRISE OF THE GUERILLA CHEF JARAu-
TA.-By an arrival ut New Orleans on the
10th, from Mexico, later dates have been re-
ceived.
The FL Noticioso Mexican paper, fMarch
4th, announces in u postscript the surprise of
the Guerilla Chief, Padre Jarauta, with his
command, at ''Seacauldion," by the North A.
mercuns. ,. ....
Several lives were lost on both sides, and
the greater part of the town was destroyed.
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onn GaIlons Linseed ON.

-VN llJEWETT 81, CO. have for sale 200 gal.
4 4 ~ Ions Linseed Oil, which will be sold
low by the barrel or less 9aaA;ityi also, Spirits
.TnrnSntine, COACH and FURNITURE Narnish and
Paints of all kinds.rola ssBA4lgle !C. a.-.,.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, March 20, 1875, l92ou
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The Wings ofthe fourteenth District in Penn
sylvania, have instructed their delegates to the
National Convention to vote for General Scott
We presume that General Scott viii recei We
the votes of number of the Pennsylvania
delegation. a ".'"
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NEW Yong, March 81.

\ N" ""-"- NEW YORK, WHrrh "a
From MExIc o.--New Orleans dates TO the
10Th have been received, through the Tee-
graph and Pony Express. .. .rt.E
The Sultana had arrived from Vera Cruz,
having sailed OH the 18th.
The Mary Jane Ind arrived from Tampico,
having sailed on the 9th. Assessments had
been levied. Commissioners for negotiating
n peace had arrived. Gen. Alvarez was near
ToIuca Gen. Butler had consented 10 an ar
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or. The news Of the revelation ia France
was carried by an Express locomotive from
London to Glasgow, Az miles, IN 10 lfoars,
The average running rinie being 81 miles an
uo;ir ,fi '''- t.lt .t''' Pr
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TO ('0rDenterS.

yENHE subscriber has for sale all kinds OF
Il Joiner's Tools, manufactures in the best
manner, which will be sold at rcasonaoie Pre-
fRf LEONARD y. 'H0WARD.
St. Johnsbury Plain, March 20, 1915. bsbif.
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THE "SplEE SOCIETY," Tie Washingtonl-
an Journal, published in Portland, Maine,
states that new teetotal society has been
started in that city, photographic Spike Soci-
ety." twas started by two individuals who,
believing they had been IN the habit OF spen-
ding altogether TOO much OF her hard earn,
|ings for liquor, drove. sP'ke MTG posi-, ana
under ten dollar obligation, greed MAJ tne
first one who should drink, must draY ost
the spike with his teeth, or forfeit the above
sum. trt .rIf9IbeE- e.H4 LE tpi-eti
Each of theuiembers Of this society agrees
to drive spike. TIC spike is driven down
close, and the agreement is, that the one VINO
violates his pledge, is, in some way, to ara"
the spike. The first spikes about seven III
nuinber-were driven into telegraph post.
The society intend 70 baycaRew post iof
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WAsHINGroN, March "a.

N \" .t.IUf1 N WASHINGTON, MaTCh n.
SEN ATE On motion, the morning bust
ness waslaid asde,when the Senate proceed
ed to take up for consideration the order of
the day, it being the Loan Bill.
Mr. Atherton offered an amendment to ne
blI-prohibiting The withdrawal of any bid
after it had been once received, which was
agreed TO. 81. "a. ii .o b. ,,.l.8
Mr. Miles of Conn. offered an appointment
to the bill, in favor ofrequiring proposals to
state the times at which The money shall be
received and paid into the Treasury. The
bill was then, on motion, laid aside, and va
rious other bills were then taken up and con-
sidered. e if' 90 H0 iA'
The House was occupied in considering
private bills.
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MONDAY, MARCH 9Th.
REVOLUTION Inv SICILY.

EA4AIEuCI ITOIII q I6lIBF HUIttA--- VI .
~ .ata.a "MEssINA, Feb. 18th, 1S4S.
."There is here an army oftwelve thousand
peasants, well armed, with three pieces of
artillery and two morturs, and an attack is in
tended onthe 10Th at daybreak, on the cita-
del and the 'Porta Real Basso,' which are
sui in the hands of the royal troops. There
Is but little doubt that the people will be
successful but great fears are entertained
%Iia' considerable damage will be done TO the
Forto Franco custom house" E . OF.
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FRENCH REPUBLIC.


N .IIBERTY--EQUALITY--
The Provisional Government of the. Re-
public considering that, no French land
should any longer bear slaves, decrees-a
commission. is Instituted under the provision
al Minister of Colonies ran,l the Marine, to
prepare within the shortest delay the act for
the immediate emancipation ofthe slaves in
all the colonies of the Republic. 900 ,sII
Paris, March 4.9bl b. e p. ARAGo.
'.'.. "''a MONDAY, MARCH 9th. o. sel
The Revolution was completed by the pub
lication of an ordnance providing for the Ma
tional Assembly, which, was in the Atlas of
yesterday. and we shall now terminate our
detailed account. re.4 n4...,.
BY the last accounts, England. Prussia,
and Belgium had declared that they will not
interfere in the internal affairs of France; but
that, while they do not contemplate any ag-
gressive military movement against the new
Republic, they will not permit her to violate
the territory of her neighhers. France can
therefore move on unrnolested in the path of
Freedom 52. -t1N3 uL 9F1f t4at -NtFiI M
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A decree abolishing slavery issued by the
government can but give the liyeliest salts
itaction throughout humane Christendonl. Il
was we'll for the French when they declared
all men Stree aud equal" to level shades of
,c:oloras welas hereditary DISTINCTIONS, The
decree reads Tins:
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4 ls.,.s. Il. HASA. brig om fsssns,. SsssA'
Cit III ss: Ss' Il 'saA;s !: Be-:
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G.%SH G;sos ss,i%o1s % sss' sssd brig Geo Ws,
.stoa Nav York Going in i't brig Frances Jans days fun
sss ADs A big Fouls Turks
sr TnoM.s, April s-Brix, Sfsh,is Hadins. for NYoEt
Tams.s s%ts TsIl: De Sssa F S
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Statesman Cath,l'. fer 8, Martin. Go. 8.
Genoa ds sehr james Russell Cat ssvana for NYok. do
Home Ports.
ArALAcRIcoLA. April io-Arr bark Magdaa, Dodge New
BANGOR, April lsAn sshn Bowditch. Jackson Cardinals
APR. W sA brig; M:s Tss.. sana.h
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mouth ana Cork sgasl fc, bari aud tWo hsr% b,s.
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Tor Thomason Penenah Josephine from Havana fnr New
York together with schooner before reported
| all contir at the anchorage in safety. =
| McBILE April l3-Ar schr George Thnmas. Newbury,
Brazo. ssatisE:; ship Tn Wales. CIostss Boston, b,S
Growel Liysrpoo KeGts; Jas SON. Nant1 C'eora, Ward
0Gs1n april is"Ass eHs Jones. Smith, phia
| Sid schr H Adams. Adams. Baltimore
| New BEDFORD. April ls-sld schr Adams. Adams,
| Baltimore.
N.w OnLEANs. April BAR 9 steamship N9Ileas.,
Aud, Vera Cruz ships Katahdn, Morse Phadepha; Sa
h Louisa Barrier Havre Robert Burton psean Ph;!.dsl
SoIfSL; brEs New York, Sleeper, T:mgeO JS.sOhins,
der m Ca%p;sshy CID ship. ABBY Pat, show 1vspool;
Hsyfs; Forest Monarch: tBIl KehrdsOp LIVERPOOL; Yo,t
AIDE. W.top; hsss!os CsntsIo Chis. Be;sSa TX
Lou GiIe; do brig William VARY tsr( Rchs A.
Hale rowel Chaeston; sehr Sarah Frances Watts Phila
dolphin.
PORTLAND April Bar ,chr Sarah Parsons NYork CID
r cHMoNp april so-Arr sehs Eyslp.. PEBBLE. Bath; T
Thompson, Brown, Roscn: Grace Darling Fl Hvana
sid sch ChsIl:Dgs. Reed ve!mS9 Seaman; Fair snedi
sALEM april 10 Arr sehr Katshdin. Rich, Georgetown.
s.vHsSA.: April b;lk, Peter De%i Pickett. New
York; Zanoni (Brl Reisbeck d~ brig Tsrcello Atwood
| roston. Cid schr B 'ston, Corson New Haven.
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tPcR STEAMSHIP SARAH

tPeR srrAMsHIp SARAH NANpsJ
Orleans, Bogart Oresns; March 81 Oregon snnot; Wa'h
ington, Wkis and Qneen, GilIies Mobile; Queen, New
lssd Agsschicoia So Caleb Grimsaaw, tioxe; Andrew
three sailed from New York same dsv Narch i a. tx
change. Mncke Mobiles Nathaniel Hooper Grd: Charles
Ch restol; 81, Bee Muir, Nobiis AeIsnder Iced, New
Sailed April z. Moses. N York; 1, Cambridge Peabo.
d. do; Henry Pratt Condon, Boston; John Cumming
0psey Thompson, do; 81 John, Skohed. York. 30 Eli
beth, Lambert Boston; Swstrs, lidden Philadelphia
rshe, Wakefield Staten Island, with passengers co. Rich
YORK. Ridsout Brown Baltimore: as deueisi Taylor Red
Boston, Johu Garrow Walsh. Orleans; a. Margaret.
McMulisn, do st Patrick Waterman. York Mary Power,
R.s,DS rs. il
achieols as Washington living, Caldwell, Bostan Jenny
Lind Ceveriy Deborah, Critic and Sir Harry Saith, Gift.
ney York Adirondack, shipley Chsrleson Doucs Da-
LoadDg-Deborah Griffin; Blake. -; Kent, =; Metoka,
Nc Gure; JulIndur Hewlett; Princess Kova Dugud; VIII
sou Kennedy Forbes Atlantic Ross; Constitution Brton;
ps.x Queen, Roy; City OfLneoia Poole; Aindos,an S.h.
ing Ward Chipmau Billion, aud Csnsautine Smith, for n
Orssn.; ElIzsbsth Lambert; Lord Egin, K'puey Amelia
Quincy, Howsc for Boston; Lord Elgn Maason Boston
aud ST Johns Emily Anderson for Cbarl, son
Orisnau. for B,ltim us Commerce Henry Chester, Mar
yell Chester, MsIwell Courier Risk and Elizabeth
ASrwsRr March 's-An Anna, Vessels, Charleston; Lu.
AIcscIaas RoADs. March i7-B.ttie Spar Trieste. for
NYork
BREMEN, Much Oar Joh-nna, Jackson. New Orleans.
Jan z4rr Kate Hastings Allen and Byron, IA
ser. Boston, 2tth, Eendraet vehoveu New York; 18th.
sss.so hssp;. BC;,on aps ID a ,S y,s'''
BsLyAsr March 2s-Arr, Rosetta, Chsnbe Baltimore
2h, Chusan shsnrr, NOeans SD March ash, Cheftan,