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CALIFORNIA.

California Passenger Ticket Agency, and Gold
Gathering apparatus Store
NO. II PARK ROW NEW YORK.
VNHROU6H passage tickets for $500. Thorps combined
trunk, rocker pam and quicksilver gold separator oil
ia one, only $40 Quicksilver godcatchiug ravines, g.
Japanned do, 81 50 Retors, 81 SO Quicksilver 81
California maps % cents California circulars sent 10 order
Tickets procured for at distance for the earliest
possible conveyance Information always free Address
March 81. ARNOLD HUFfUM.
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THE yRIEND OF YOUTH

THIS new and attractive Journal for Youth, edited by
Mrs Bailey and published at Washington can be had
at the Bosou Agency for The National Era, B Cornhil
Price by mail 60 cents year. delivered In Boston, free u
postage, rs cents. GEORGE w. LIGHT,
Nov ~. 25 Cornhili Boston.
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CORRESPONDENTS and others dssring TO eommunl
~ cate with the undersigned will please direct their letter.
and papers TO Fulton, Oswego county New York my pres
snt post Once address. J. 4, HARRINGTON.
Nov. a.
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THE AMERICAN PHONETIC DEPOT,

M Couistocks Phonetic Telegraph, monthly news
paper published at 50 cents per annum, In ADVANCE
or Twenty-Five per cent discount Is made from the
above prices to those who purchase by the quantity All
orders must be accompanied with the cash and directed
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JOHN w. NORTH,

A TTORNEY and Coanssllor at Law, and General Land
"A Agent, Falls Of ". Anthony, Minnesota Territory.
Oct lily
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HOUSE OF REsENTATIvEs.


The morning hour was taken up in the consid.
GRAFTON Of q report from the Committee on
Printing, recommending that 5000 extra copies
he printed Of the report Of the Committee on
Roads and Canals, in favor Of setting apart a
portion Of public lands TO enable Asa Whitney
to construct railroad to the Pacific. Mr. Rob-
inson Of Indiana addressed the House for half nm
hour 10 reply to remarks made the previous day
by Mr. Bowlin against the project. The resolu-
ton Of the Committee on Printing was then laid
upon the table by vote Of SO to 80.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole on the bill to supply deficiencies in
the appropriations of the revenue Of the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1850. After great deal
Of discussion on unmportant amendments, the
Committee rose, and Mr.. Bayy submitted the
usual resolution to terminate discussion ON the
bill tomorrow at 2 O'Clock pending which, the
House adjourned.
THURSDAY March 81, 1850.
The resolution to terminate debate on the De-
fciency bill was adopted.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union.
The Senate bill to carry into effect the Con-
vention concluded between the United States and
Brazil, Jan 9th, ls49, was taken up, agreed TO-
and laid aside to be reported.
The deficiency bill was taken up. Numerous
amendments were OUereu anu hCteu uPon1 wv
Committee rose, reported their action to the
House.
The Senate bill relating to the Convention
with Brazil was passed, and the House adjourned
FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1850.
The House In Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union had under confederation the
Deficiency bill. Numerous amendments to the bill
were moved, among them one by Mr.. Evans Of
Maryland, to appropriate 5000 900 for the reno
val Of free negroes from the United States to Lii
IBERIA. The Chairman ruled the amendment out
Of order
The Committee Mt last rose, and reported the
bill, with the amendments agreed to- to the House.
Mr. Bayiy moved the previous question pend
ing which, the House adjourned till Monday.
MosDaY, MAscH rs, 1850.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
Deficiency bill, agreed to the amendments report
ed from the Committee Of the Whole, and finally
passed the bill.
The House then resolved itself into Committee
Of the Whole On the state Of the Union, and took
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH ORR

HALIFAX IELkGkApH UFFICE,
Friday Morning, March %.
The steamship Niagara, Captain Ryrie, with
eighty.six through passengers, and with London
and Liverpool dates Of the 9th instant, arrived
hnpa laat
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"You will demand Of Lord Palmerston TO
what extent he intends to employ force in sup
port Of his claims, In order that the allies Of
King Ohio may be In position to consider what
means may be necessary for them to adopt to
guaranty the independence of that monarch and
his people"
The London Gazette says that Queens mes
sage passed through Malta on the goth ult, with
orders to Sir William Parker to cease hostilities
apainst Greece
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LIrTELL'S LIVING AGE,

For sale by K :. PATTERSON, Washingt
Druggists generally, everywhere.
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MarShaI'S Notice,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Pursuant to
Vermont District, to wit ( warrant OF
sale to moderated issued out of the Hon. District
Court OF the u. States, for the aforesaid District
shall, on the 18th day of July next, sell at Public Auc-
ton, in front of the Custom House, in Burlington in
said District, the following described property, to
wit Thirty six packages, being one thousand seven
hundred and thirty two pounds of Butter, the same
having been condemned by decree of said District
Court, as forfeit to the United States
Given under my hand at Windsor, in said Dis
trict, this l7lh day OF June 1850
JOHN PETTES, Marshal.
June 10, 80 d676&W5lw2
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VERMONT CENT TRIAL RAILROAD
s- ,ss.sS 1s ~. & sasss:5 sss:ss g.
summer Arrangement.

IN and after Monday, June Sd, 1850, tho Passenger
" Cars will run az follows viz.
Leave Boston for Burlington daily, Sundays exccpt.
wa Boston aud Lowell, Nashua, Concord North.
crli ard W. Ccnlral roads, at T - A. NJ and II VI.
hIsn, VIA IItchburgl Vermont y Mass, Cheshire
Sullivan q Central, at T ~ and u A. NJ The
- a. NJ. trains will arrive in Burlington NJ g -
NJ. the same day, and the II and ~ NJ trains nov,
morning at l-2 A. NJ "N"'
Returning, leave Burlington al 8 A. NJ. and F..
VI Tor Bo-lon, by both III" above routes The A.
VI train will nrrye in Boston at 7 7. NJ. samc DIV.
and the i. NJ. train next day a. PM
Both trains connect each way NJ Burlinuiott d,itv
YIN tile steamers on Lake Champlain md ri
Nnsi4n, llcl!burgh and Groton Junction with trains
L" ana from Worcester, Mass and New York civ
:, / asSrhgrrs leaving Montreal at 10 A. NJ and 5 T.
W. VIII hirlve IN Boston at ! and 7. NJ the next
gay ana III New York at 6 A. NJ. the second day
Returning, leave Boston at I -, II and n A NJ
and arrive III Montreal at . IL A. NJ, and 4 l.2P NJ
the next day avs
q, Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily.
SUNDAYS excepted. N''''
no charge will be made tor Truckage or WHARFAGE
az burlington, on Freight between Boston and Bur
Canadas " -''" YIN vi "'e
Guide. My g'I'' mnn bbahi,l"ay
INV " Enc and Suup uten,I.n,
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1850. MERCHANTS 1850.
Lake Boat Line. -
Proprietors, :
2 BRADLEY g. CANFiELD, {

AI"'''RYtol, CttlHluUl.
f'or tic Transportation of Property.
RETWEEN BoSToN. New York, ALBANY,
~ Troy, all Ports On Lake Champain, Montreal
and Quebec,
Connecting at Burlington,
with Hooker ma lotions Line of Steamers and
Bargcs via the Chambly Canal for Montreal Que
bee ports on the St. Lawrence, kngstun,C w. and
all ports on the upper Lakes.
The Proprctors OF this Line having made ample
arrangements are prepared with
Ncw and Substantial Lake Boats.
passing directly between New York and Forts on
Lake Champaign TO give prompt despatch to all pro-
pcrty intended to pass between the places above
namcd with which ;hry may be entrusted.
The Boa's OF this Line are invariably towcd by
Steamers, on Hudson River and Lake Champlain
Property actually weighed and hot subjected 10 the
usual delay and injury incident TO frequent transhp-
mCnt.
Bv the connection with Hooker andiIIoon's Line
OF Steamers and Barges which leave Burlington T'ri-
weekly property passing between Canada and New
York, will be forwarded direct with rcshpment at
burlington only.
Dcbcuture and Warehouse Business will receive
prompt attention.
Property to and from Boston forwarded by vessel
when desired.
Property to be forwarded by either of the Railroad
Lines from Burlington will receive particular care.
The Projectors believing their facilities for
the rapid transmission OF property to he unsurpassed
respectfully ask for continuance OF patronage.
AGENTS.
L. A. johnson. Q Coentics slip, New York
c. Lowell, n. Y and Boston Packet office
Long Wharf, Boston.
April |, 1850 wi0h
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BOOTS, CATERS,
Pine Timber.

EOR Sale by the Subscribers, 100000
L feet of WHITE PINE SQUARE TIMBER
deliverable at Sorrell, during the months OF June
and July next.
LIZ MESuREUR, ROUTH & Co.
Montreal, April 8 1880. diJm3wCm
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
flaning, Ton.urins and ErOovInc Lumber
JOSEPH +. WOODBURN'S
Patent HiaElim% Machine.

fNiiE Subscriber having received Letters Patent
Tor a srallanarv Gutter, Planning rougucing aud
Growing Machine, now oi'rS for sale Machines and
kI-Ins To use the same. This machine will plane
1000 feet of boards to any uniform thickness IN one
hcrl; producing better finished surface than it is
p's-i cto plane by any other means now known not
Accepting the hand plane and is peculiarly adapted
10 plane aud Joint caphoards, or weather boarding.
lud Will do the work faster aud better than any ma
'hlnc heretofore invented This Machine is so ar
ranged that 1t planes the boards with an unbrokcn
'haviug the whole wdl-and length ot the material,
md does u" take more than two thirds the power
that Is required To an equal amount OF work by the
Rotary Cutting Cylinder, now in co,ninuuusc. The
construction and organization OF this Machine is dI-
rr"ni from any other now in use. Communications
Ior further particulars chccrully responded To by ad
Irresua the subscriber post pald Boston, Mass
One al the above Flaming Machines may be seen
II operation 10y calling on the the fulrnlr".
JOSEPH L. WOODBURY.,
Bordcrstrcct, East Boston, Mass.
May | 1919 wliyI
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Or. Warren's


at 80 Cents per Eottlc.
&ARSAPARlLLA, TOMATO AND WILL,
- CutREY Buffers have now hrrorlr "A standard
mrdIcnc, universally approved 10y hy-iciaus as II
.alc SPEEDY and rlI'lua remedy Tor luipHS Ncr
rYfioL, anil Cuiancos DiScaScS; lauudrc, Judges
,ion, dyspepsia Bliiou, Disorders, Ihvci Complaints
CostNcncSs, Weak aud Sorc St"marh l'lccis aud
Running Sores, Swelling Of the Limbs Pain in the
Bones, Tumors III the Throat Rheumatic Affections
salt Ehcum, Eryspclas, bad Iumofs, irnpIioils on
the Face or Body, Caucrrous Sores kiugs Evil
Chronic Caarah, langu"r, Debility, lIcadachr. l)z
zlntss, Sallow Complexion, and ali those disorders
which arise from the abuse ut Mercury or from an
lmpureiaint III the blood no matter how atuaiiod
Tin" extract here presented Is prepared alter ducC-
lions given by the c"lrbr1tri Dr. WARREN who's,
ilme 1t bears and will be- found superior 10 any ur
ltshlshly concentrated eullrrly vegetable aud yer,
finely Favored to the taste. The change which II pro
uccs the condition aud tendency OF the system il
%Pccdg permanent
Asa ;Spnu, Medicine for purifying the blood
Strengthening the stomach aud bndy-auI check rup
all consulnwllavc hlts--. the Stisnlarn ~ mat,
and Wild Cherry l}irlcrs are rutrcy unrlvn..
PfcIalCd add 1od by
DAVID +. BRADLEE e. SON
l3o Washington street Boston
Agents Burlington, Thco. A. Peck, Montpelier
s. X Colllns, aud 10y Dealers IN Medicine through
out New England.
January ID, 1880. w2Jl,
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ROOT PORTER.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
on hand the above article, by the Barrels halt
Barrels or gallon. Aud also, will put it up in Pint
and half pint bottle il deserved. Also, Lemon Beer
aud Lemon Meteor by the barrel or bottle.
All orders should he addressed to the Subscriber,
Winooski Falls Vt.
ID. X. HOFFMAN.
Winooshi Falls Vt, June -, 1919 w5lyl
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z ! NEW YORK, AND CANADA !
2 LINE.
TRANSMITTING al Burlington Only.
MCPHERSON, CRANE & CO., Montreal,
HENRY w. CATllN. Burlington,
SMITH, WILKINS & LANDON, Burlington
CHARLES Il. JAMES, New York,

ProFrieiorS.
Forwarding to and from Boston, New York, Al
hany Troy, ali Ports on Lake Champlan, Montreal
aud Quebec, connecting at Montreal with Neither
son, Crane & Co.'S st. Lawrence and Lake Ontario
Daily Line, through To Hamilton and Lake Head,
and IIi-weckly 10 Lake Erie also with their Qua
wa Daily Line 10 Byiown and through to Kingston
via Rdrau Canal.
The Proprietors prepared with first class Canal
and Lake Boats to run Daily Line 10 and from
New York and Burlington, and with first class boats
10 run lrl-weeky Line TO and from Burlington and
Montreal, VIA Chamhly Canal vessels To he towCd
on Lake and Rivers by powerful Steamers, lhcrsby
ehsuring The utmost regu ary and despatch
Debenture and Warehousing business correctly
and promptly attended to- Parties will perceive at
once the advantage of shipping by this Line, the de-
lays and damage to goods by frequent tTansshlp'
ments, being entirely avoided.
Particular attention will be given to al property
Intended TO be sent forward by Railroads from Bur-
ngton.
The Projectors will contract freight TO or from all
Ports on the Western Lakes and Lake Champain
also for delivery OF property via Railroad TO Boston
and Intermediate points.
Having their arrangements completed for safe, re-
gular and expeditions transmission OF all property
entrusted to their care, the Propretors confidently
look to the public for liberal support.
Address as Agents
MCPHERSON, CRANE & Co., Montreal,
IL. MAYO, end, Burlington.
C.B. JAMES, New York.
w. ]. NEWTON, Quebec.
CHENEY & co, Boston.
G. w. BENTLY, Albany.
References:
ii. STEPHENS, ]. B. SMITH * Co, JNo TORRANCE a.
Co, Montreali ii. J, NoAD & Co, GILLESPIE & Co.
Quebec.
March |. 1850. d29o&ws6
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Gold Vest and Guard Chains.

COME handsome Vest Chains Just reed
- also, fine Stock ofJewelry, low for Cash Only.
Terms Cash for Work or G. Gods.
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER & co.
May II, 80 di2&wi1u
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Clocks! Clocks!

DIAM, Gothic, Alarm and Office Clocks
L wGTdnted good, and Tor sale low by. -
w. b. HATCH.
wdOu WlnOoski Falls, VI.
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ale by Thco. \. pCK Who sale D.nggsl Burlngon Vermont
Purcst

/ LIQUORS. & Wines, Albany Cream Ale
j aud London Porter, constantly on hand and Tor
ale TOR Medicinal, Mechanical md Chemical pur-
oseS ouly, by W. i. II trCU,
w3of Nmuuski Falls, Vt.
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FOSTER ~ TAYLOR,
Agents for lIridsicck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE.
| Also, for J. & +. Marc Pincls, Caston & Co
A. Murcau g. Fills,
| Is X \ ID T. =.

Also, for J. & +. Martc Pjncls Castillon & Co
A. Murcau g. Fills,
Is X \ ID ES.
l IMPORTERS Of Bmndics, Gin aud Wines
u Have for sale, i'll United States Bonded Ware.
house
Brandics $50 packages j. e. +. Morcll. Pinot
CasliIlon y CO, utard Dupuy & Co., Ilcmrs,cy
Rastcau and II Norcau & Fills. Grandics, pale and
dark viutagcs, 1919, Il, IS, II, ~ 10, - and 81 in
}, and pipes, received per French ship Vischnor
and b.igs Olivlrraud Arycdc. Also. fine Old London
Dock lirandics, IN halt pipes, per late arrivals.
UoildHd GH.-IO pipes Holland Gin, Double Pine
Apple and other brands.
g. C,oir R"m.-20 punchcons of various brand,
high and full Favored.
Scotch IfhiSkcy--l6 punchcons fine Malt Wits
key, direct from Glasgow.
Vines 300 aud pipes Pure Juice treble and
double grape Port, Old Madcra Pale and Brown
Sherry, Old Nam5cy and Sicily Wines.
hampagnc 1000 baskets II Piper \ Co.'S grnu-
Inc Ilcdsieck and l.. Pcchots Crown Anchor brands
Champagne.
HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
'lNII f undersigned have been appointed sol,
Agents in this city for the importation and sal,
Of Pipcr x Co.'S genuine llcidsiccl Champagne
The merits dionc of this Wine Qirst imported il
lS2GJ have given it reputation uHcqHdIicd by any
other brand ever offered in this country, aud 1t
meets an annual sale Hroc times large that OF
any other Champagne imported. Our prices will b,
HE sane as those o the New York agents, Mcssrs
Rcnaud y Francois.
FOSTER & TAYLOR, lG1 Milk street.
Sole Agents Tor this city.
Boston, Nov. 10Th 40. w22mG
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Warehouse
lind Sect Store.
Evrts & Bronson,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements,
1JJrJyyNEC AM S,LrI,nC

1 gcncrl supply Of Southern, Western
4 aud Northern Clover Seed, Herds Grass, Red
Top aud White Clover Seed, Black Sea Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Peas Buck Wheat, &c, together with a
large assortment al Garden and Flower Seeds, ,cdr-
ranicd FRESH and genuine.
CHrRcn STREET, BURLINGTON, Vt.
March H. 1880. w31f
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-" Most Extraordinary work!.A7
M a RRIE d w ON Nc


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Maryland ana IN. slavery Question.


In the house OF delegates, on Saturday week, Mr.
Merrick, Of Charles county, submitted the following
ries Of resolutons which read, and laid over for
further consideration
Rssoipd That the State OF Maryland ccdcd the United
States part OF the District OF Columbia originally EN-
braced within her territorial limits, IN good aith for
OF tor the Union, relying upon
men and upon strict compliance with the terms Of
sion, and SPIRIT That the State oil Maryland
never designed did the general Mt the time
OF the contemplate. the using OF sovereignty over
OF the State OF Maryands That the State OF Mary
land feeling position, and eli the features Of her con-
stituon, and In her laws, v0eaahv fully and s~sqw,uo
cry slavehodng and southern States That any inter
by Congress with slavery In the District oil Column
ba would be in violation of the mplied conditions Of the
ceson that the sovereignty and jurisdiction thereby con
State OF Maryland and in the opinion Of this general
semby whenever Congress shall violate these conditions
the sovereignty tho District Of Columbia ought legally
aud Of right 10 the state Of Maryland That he STATE
Maryland loves and values the Union for the glores OF
the the happiness OF the present. and the high des
assigned II in the future and she believes hst no
truly American and patriotic heart would wish 10 disturb
the compromises which nave made ana can alone
sustain preserve H. would willingly use the pow
the federal for the purpose OF expressing
rampng upon the rights and interests OF any OF the
ton contemplate any such unhoy parPoses and that the
the subject OF slavery Is the work oil short
sighted and selfish densgogues and fanatics. seeking po
ca advancement TO infamous distinction That me eS
her SITTER States Of the South, with whom she -
ind ssouby allied by institutions, interests and ymps
thies would be driven, In the event OF disturbance q w
great com OF the constitution OF the abolition o.
slavery the District of Columbia, too painful Ior COIL
plaon but it Is from which, presented sns WV
Tor instant shrink, but meet with tne SANE sp.
The common dangers OF the whole country 10 the consum
OF this great Union. wEesS
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In,portant Movement.
We copy the following paragraph from the editorial
columns of the New York Herald:

We copy the following paragraph from the editona
columns OF the New York Herald:
EARLY IN THE FELD.--Senator Seward, MIR. Ewing, the
Secretary OF the Interior including Mr. Colame and 9th
es preparing bring out Gen. Scott for the next
idency and urge him the wing national
ton Philadelphia Thsis the Oh dit from Wash
ineton Mr.. Ewing, is supposed win control all the fu
othe wings national convention through
his numerous appointments to office"
Thus it seems ntrigues upset the illustrious Sec
ond Washington already foot II the information
contained in the paragraph above is to be relied upon
and the nirguers, usual in the family OF weak prince
are among his political householdhis confidential
advisers Having broken down and destroyed the fame
and character Of military chefan these parasites
military glory looking about to find another whom
they may fasten General Scott, seems, is be the
victims and if so, he may look to the fate OF Genera
Taylor and from this moment consider himself doomed
man. The embrace Of the 'mora traitors" who oppose
the cause of their country in just war; is certain death
even to those who have the most brilliant honors in
her service Such is General Taylors experience and
such will be the experience Of General Scott.