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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

Coal in Iermont. A vein of superior hard
coal has recently been discovered on the premis-
cs of Hiram Alnsworih, Esq, in Castleton. We
are informed BY those who have examined spe-
cimens, that 1t is of unusual soldity and free
from bitumen or other extraneous matter.-rre.
sening the pure material in its most valuable
shape.-Herald.
/ Flint Enamel FORKS at Bennington,-Messrs
Lyman & Fenion. the propretors of this es,ab-
lshment, are gentlemen Of taste and enterprise,
and are possessed Of sufficient shrewdness. wlth-
al, to appreciate the advantages of giving aoto.
rety to their articles by exhibiting them al the
/ forthcoming Worlds FAR With this view they
have in preparation variety Of new things.
/ n Liquor Case in Brandon A Frenchman
was taken up on Thursday morning last in
state of intoylcation, who, on being questioned
said Some time IN the nigh; previous a wo-
man came 10 his house and requested HIM to take
his horse and 90 and get wagon she had in
charge which was stuck IN the mndn some
three rules west Of this village, her own horse
having given out. After some urging be went
and brought the wagon-which contained two
kegs of the "crtcr'-to a shanty located some
hundred rods west of the depot. Some persons,
unknown 90 the Frcnchmcn. took one ofthe kegs
m charge, and the other was carried INTO the
-hanty. The man had been treated from this
keg warrant was Immediately issued for the
occupant. Michael Donnehy, and search mate
for the liquor which was found under the bed
Mr. D. had hearing before Justices Davenport
and Hall, and Town Grand Juror a. A. Nchol-
son, and found guilty Of several cases ofiuruIsh-
ing. HIS fines and costs amounted 10 $50 He
was given uunl Monday 10 settle or 20 90 ail-
The rum was poured upon the ground on Friday
os''
Liquor Trial in FEghraie. There has been
our Information %, ne correct quite an excite
n,eut sol up IA Hlgngate' recently on sccousi
;, .i ri o. sohe unf'y gaiions q ue
n' ,'0's III 'ue case are uie'e-
III. I'LL 10" many more we SNOW MOI, had
bonse in tbo town into, ie,,;,,, lo,,n, t.
for sale contrary 10 ,bo nro,s,or,s ~ ,b,, ~.
such case made and provided sem -
rant was issued and ,be bcpor ,vas -,
forth and taken in special cl,ar,e or ~, e..
OF course trial was had and Tho ov,e. ~ ~.
said Houor summoned N show conse n, ba,,,,,
il under such circumstances as tn pivs o,c,s,o7,
TO the belief that Il was kent for sale o. ,b.,
first trial. the nrv did mot aoroe and the n,s,,er
was put over for a week. The second triaIc cam,
Off on Wednesday las,. and such was the inter
est felt in the first trial of ,he kind nndo- Tho
new law boo that town. that very Lrre con.
course Of citizens came together to witness the
proceeding. After patient hearing of the
case the jury came IN at about two O'Clock on
thursday mofnlng e "ilh verdict that the liquor
was io''e'l'" ana ought 10 De split" The case
was lt.nA'ea!ateiy appealed TO the County Court,
anu r,eiv ' rests iof tlt present.
.L "v "a" Is e,iaen'iy No. ITS operations ihro-
,'' ''' 7'''o seeming us oio"s al me root ct
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Four DAYS Later from Europe.

Men York, April %. The steamer Humboldt
from SOUTHAMPTON arrived at her wharf at half
past seven in the morning. She brings London
and Liverpool dates to the 18th, and Havre to
the 18th
England. The health Of the Queen of Eng
land is being re established.
In the House of Commons on the llth, the
third reading OF the Canada Clergy Reserves
Bill was carried by majority Of eighty in favor
of the Cabinet
Hungary is to be divided into three districts,
with Deputy Governors subject to to the Govern
or-in-Chief
Fergus OConnor has been declared lunatic
by Commission of Inquiry.
Lord John Russell stated in the House of
Commons on Tuesday that the Tuscan Govern
ment had opologized for the expulsion Of Mr.
Crawford from The Tuscan territory.
Tiukcg. The correspondent Of the London
Times at Consiantinople says that Russia is en-
deavoring to conclude O secret treaty with the
Porte similar to that Of Unkair Skelessi; failing
in which, Constantihople would be taken by a
comp de mnin
Dates from Consantinople are to the 25th Of
March. Affairs between Russia and the Divan
remain unsettled and enveloped in mystery.
Monschkoff had demanded an audience Of the
Sultan, which the latter did not seem disposed
TO grant, dee arlng that De would not negotiate
upon certain questions until the French and Brit
ish ambassadors arrived.
The French fleet was in Salamis bay.
Later advces from Constnntinope state that
an English war steamer. three Russian despatch
vessels and French irigate were lying III that
harhor. The Turkish fleet was at anchor at the
Golden Horn. apparently ready for a movement.
Another Turkish feet was at anchor off AleXan-
dretta.
China. The rebellion in China was still in
creasipp causing q pauc
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Later from .ueuco. The steamer Texas, from
Vera Cruz, arrived here this evening, bringing
Willard II. Farwell, bearer of dispatches from
the u. 5. legation at Mexico. He reports that
an express messenger reported at the cityof Mex.
leo the occupation Of Mescade Valley, IN Chi
huahua, by the Governor of New Mexico The
intelligence had caused great surprise, and de-
termination was expressed 20 drive out the
Americans at the point of the bayonet An arm
ed force was ordered to proceed Immediately to
the scene Of action, to assist the Government of
Chihuahua, in expelng Governor Lane and his
troops
a Delegation of the Mexican authorities wal
ted upon Judge Conklng on the 9TH of April
aud made solemn protest against the whole
proceeding.
Mr.. Farwell says that intense excitement OK
lists in Mexico amongst all classes. Governor
Frias, Of Chihuahua, had replied to Governor
Lanes proclamation in powerful vindcation of
the rights Of Mexico, in behalf of which he pro-
duced the most unanswerable documents
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bark Clements

bark Clements A,Nspt. Gordon ofthe schoon-
or A. Emery, wi ! )'mptly came to our reliefas
soon as they hearfof our situation, and render
ed US all the assistance and made us as comfor-
table as possible during our stay in the bay.
Yours, respectfully
j. l.. SAMPSON.
Late Master Steamer Independence.
San Francisco. March 81. 1888.
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Total vote,
Plurality,

Major Hobbies health has been injured by the
excessive labors of his Office and L Is said he
will for time perform the duties of general
mail agent for the State of Vermont
deep regret that we have heard Of the death Of
Mrs w. l.. Gusts, wife of Geo. ". p. Gusts.
OF Arlington. She expired on Saturday. lMr.
Gusts is step-son of George Washington.
The man who didn't want an office has Just
returned from visit to Washington, where he
went merely to look round little.
A slave in Boone County, Kentucky, who
could read, got copy of Uncle Toms CABIN
and read il by stealth TO his fellow slaves The
effect is IN the fact that on the I'd Of April
Is of them ran away and have not been re,aken.
The n. Y. Tribune quotes il as an instance of
the perreiors effect Of novel reading.
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Deaths.

10 bae April 26h, the residence of his father, George
barker, aged 70 years.
Al Randolph he Goth ult Mary Emane, infant daugh-
Ter OF ilam aud Mary Am Aulns aged and az
months.
Ia siermonr, April IL, AbnsI Tsrbc1, aged about So
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into rock with spikes, which furnished scant
supply of bfacksh water, which they sucked
through quilts Eight miles inland some more
water was discovered and several went thlther
in search of it. The island is barren and desti-
tute of all vegetation except species OF prick
" pear; several coyotes were seen, but no 9th
or signs Of life.
About fifty Of the passengers carried one Of
the ships boats, weighing about a ton, across
the island on their shoulders, and launched her
in Marguerite bay. They also carried across a
small cannon procured from the wreck, and a
little POWDER which by chance was brought a.
shore there was sufficient TO fire the piece
twice. whereby they attracted the attention OF
those on board the whaleships, who were lying
some twelve miles oil. The captains Of those
vessels Immediately dispatched boats ashore with
provisions and witer. The shipwrecked party
were taken of In the boats and distributed a.
mong the different vessels. aboard which they
remained fifteen days; the Meteor was then
chartered, and all went aboard except some
twenty, including several ladies', who preferred
to proceed in another ship to the Sandwich ISL
ands.
Many acts of individual courage were perior
med many that probably will never come to
light. One gentleman, after reaching the shore
nniniured. SWAN out again TO the wreck and
brought off child; he had no family on board
nothing TO tempt him to return TO danger
once passed, except the noble desire TO preserve
human life Another threw his three children
overheard and followed after ihem-thoy were
all drowned. It supposed that three or four per
ished in the flames or were suilocatod by the
smoke.
The ship was burn: to the waters edge. Il
has been stated by several of the passengers
that as many as l59 persons exclusive Of chill.
dren, were lost. Seventeen children and fifteen
females persisted.
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Conquest By a Government Officer. The report
that Gov Lane, the newly appointed governor of
New Mexico, was about to seize upon a tract Of
Mexican territory, beyond the line established
by the boundary commission, is confirmed by IN
telligence received from FL Paso, by way Of San
Antonio and New Orleans. Gov Lane had pub.
llshed a proclamation, declaring that he procee-
ded on his own responsibility. The territory
seized by him is a part of New Mexico which
lies below the line fixed by Commissioner Bart
lett, and above the line eight miles above III
Paso. There are two or three thousand people
in the disputed territory, and most of them are
said to be anxious to be included within this ter
rltory The Governor does this upon his own
responsibility, on the pretext that it is lawful to
annex this tract Of territory to the Union, as the
State Of Chihuahua has revolted and thrown off
the authority of the Central Government.
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H0per's .Neto Monthly Magazine for May IS
before us, with rich table of contents and mora
than sixty Illustrations. The edition for the
month numbers liz GOO
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&C. is reported that Maj. Eastman is to
have the Montpelier post office on the 10th INST,
when Mr.. Lymans term of four years expires.
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FoR AUsrARLIA--It will be seen By refer
ence to an advertisement, that the time OF sailing
Of the Steamship Golden .4ge,' is deferred TO
the 18th June The cause we learn is a strike
among the Mechanics
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Blacltroofs Edinburgh Magazine for Apsn
reached US before the month was out. ofcourse
from the press Of Leonard Scott g. Co., N. i.
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Clothing to Order. r. r. Riker has received
the newest and handsomest styles of fashions
and cloths from New York, and is ready to give
his friends its.
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fctal Nous & Notices.

". Central Railroad A grand work in track
repairs has been done since April came in. aud
the running time has been reduced. See adv.
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4tlarriaoes.

Ia DaHbaIy, APrills by Rev. D. r. Taylor Mr. John b.
Parker and Miss sarah A. RidleJ, both OF DuAbury.
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The illustrated american Biography: by A. d.

II ~ ''Vo" "'V" 'I"'V' '17''' 7'0S'"F'J' " W II.
Jones. New York, Milton Emerson & Co.
A very handsome octave, Of 265 pages-ihe
volume before us being the first of series Of
six, one to be issued annually This volume
contains brief biographical sketches with por-
traits of one hundred persons distinguished in
American history and a supplement contains
twenty-three sketches without portraits The
portraits are wood engravings, and arc for TIE
most part very good. A. A. Buck of Windsor.
General Agent for Vermont.
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Chance for Gnoher War ciih .Ecrico. The
report of the seizure Of the Mecila Valley, by
Gov. Lane Of New Mexico, is confirmed. This
territory is "a miles wide and l7s miles long.
and has a population of about 60OO persons
Gov. Lane claims
lst-rhat this territory was a part of New
Mexico, and that in 1851 the State of Chihua.
hua unlawiully assumed jurisdiction over IT.
2d-That the Commissioner of Mexico pro-
posed to divide the territory with the q. s., but
that in 1882 the latter government virtually as
serted the right of sovereignty to the whole.
3d-That the claim Of chihuahua is based on
the assumption that the Boundary Commissions
ers agreed to set Off this territory to Mexico
but no such agreement has been recognized by
the u. s.
4th-That chihuahua has failed TO protect the
inhabitants of this territory that the present
revolutionary condition Of Mexico procludes the
possibility Of such protection; aud that large
part of the inhabitants claim the protection Of
the u. :.
Therefore Gov Lane, on his own responsible
ity, without authority from Washington, has pro
claimed that territory to be under the iurisdic-
ton OF the Z. 5. until the boundary shall be for
mally settled, aad he requires all officers, civil
and military, to execute the laws Of the U. s.
therein. 1t is reported that the military refuse,
and TINT the Mexicans are getting out force to
maintain their jurisdiction.
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Lost overheard from whaling bark Clarence,
Of New Bedford, May lth, 1852, James Ken
ney, steward, Of Theliord, VI.
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RGGDMaENDA"I lN~.

REGOMbIENDAaIt.N
We Inv in se NJ. L. l}rffinafau MiteaaII'- Nj
AND ENGINE. am. #tsen thea4.# mo epaaha APP
Icudpar z.tit mud m HIlHi pIoicc
4 lot ut.tIust Tire.
cuAGllss MARX. Ri.Iaaoa,,
K. =. TYLER. d.
DR. E0ASiER. ilaeueuol Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. immsiIle.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Hac.iselsam
X. !. Cal - CIaf.otfec
II Pump cnl h. seen ia .eal Dt. Nu. S. NJ -
Dosnd'- lol'nl} al.d AT maay ol.r place. f.snch
hug ali of whom approve tl.eir atafY al l=eI.
r"-s H. Pump I'm 10 sern in Ri aa4i, NJ L. y ha
odr ih,y gIo t1.tedt s,e vel f,,t me eeaa.
- NOllGh.-Alt pel>.,4 buying -. selling To-
if,us.a articles. 1lr ltansflst t. ~, l..t il.
BRIITlNGiIAM MITCHELL,
nan 23-,Il- Is..4.I,,.f.l.
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AYEK,s CnExRN PEGNOMAn.lo

n THE RAPID CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS
Hoa' sc"es' BroacAt',s Whoopbg Caag4, Graa#. a.
ma mt CoHWRp'i0a.
Naay yrar. Trial iustcnd OF importing TN, public
nacohhdcnce in this nedjcn, has t. npIarea-
lion aud nnurioy, by iar e>oeeiuR the mast uHHp,is,
eNpectnnous at ITS inonds. Nothing hut il nansir
vrtuer and tho uun-tu>ahr hcueht conferred ihan-
sand oi sufferers, coud originate na ur,i nid tn
pn,uton onlnys. Wldlr the ai.ria lie
thrust upon the community. huve tailed aud hra1 di.
cardr1, this has COINED friends N ee,as tim ceul
benefits on the iict,d the, new, t,r3,t. MI pr
dueed cures too numerous ind too reoa kabe IL be 1t
gotten.
While it /. fraud on tha public to rt,tenl rlar an,
one medicine will nfab} curesti there i Abundant
proof that the Cher, Prcturnl nr- "a. eon
3 raj thing bot uIr0.t invariably the nalnaios
rwbirh is emplpycd
% A. time makes these fact vil,r aud h,ttee baowo
this mrdcinr has giadna b. .,ll,. III osl r,lnri. nf
tie afflicted from the los {, Iii the Amrpirao Pra-
ant 70 the pnare~ uf Il. KIM. fl.fou1bon'
this entire country in cvel> Smto city. mi alerd
most every hamlet il contains, Cd ry Ptcosat- Known
us the best remedy rXtnnt for d-ei-,~ II the Tbrom
and Lungs. AID ia many foreign count,- il -
be extensively used by tar most uellisen pin inns
Great Britain. tance aud Germany. where thu md
lral sciences have rrnrhr, thin highest psite,
~ Cherry Pettnw is irtr duce l. and in
sat the Armies, Hospitals Aims in-e, iu u Institutional
sda and IN domestic pmcce, the -ures remedy thea
aDtending physicaps employ far the daneeroa
affections ct the lungs. Al,o, in mier ea+es and
children, il is safe pleasant md cfiecuai L.
ln some of the hutcrng testimu MIL. receive
have been from parents who have flu eirari59s
cases particularly incidental 10 chiIIhood
sa1 The Cherry Pectora is manufacture by practical
~ chemist aud every of il under his eye with
invsIiable aud 1t sealed and pro
ID teddy law IRAN counerf.its, consequently be ree
on As genuine with"ut nluiteration.
We tmve cndanvured here furnish The community
witha medicine of such intrinsic superiority and woiti
nsshoud commend itself their conf lence--a RENE.
1S at once speedy and c.ctua which this has by
ess tras proved itself To be- aud by gent
~ preparing ii Win chemical accuracy. OF uujfprm
ehgh, To MI I'd phy.irinns neent on which the,
can rely for the best results and the pIIirted win rem
or them oil,
SEQ Prepared and Soldhy " '' Nv
JAMES G. AVER. Drug. and Chemist
S,,a lowell, Mass.
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.ezs sssss.As4A AlNE OF Eslcnnoma

-as-s4-- hhD MEN Okk PACkE1S.-1Li,I fu 5ors
Inn i composed OF the following Vessels, all owned n
tie city Of RicImon,, and sos from Nc1c York enry
l0ir da4s. viz:
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MEDICINES.
TIER SCIENTIFIC uoNDEss
~ HOuGHTnNH

Grcat Cpsc for Dsyfasia.
ran rprs rfg4s.ss
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- have IN band good supply ct meal and VII 'ie'
liver the of any upon the most rus
onnbe terms They have cart intended spsrinlis ion
meal purposes Orders left with Mnssr ManelI y
Sirattan, viii meet with prompt atieaion.
IL d&rf-
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Old Gold and Sycrtaken in exelatee for nn,thirg
in my line. c ENARD
Marcel s. doors ahave Exchange corl.sr
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y OFlCI 20 'E.aE EUBIlC.

81 Solo haea.a y - a#fq..H
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I'VE FLUID Or GAS
rRIc JUICE PREPARED
frnfn Rennrt. az thu i4nrfi
sinrnarli Of the "a. aftff III
rerfnns nj Baron l.irhin.
the great Ply zialasif.iI
Chemist. hY Dr. J ).
Iinuzbtan. u y lhiiafif i
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pbja. Pa This l. a tru, ,udrriu rrnedt FIR I'M
rsson Dgspcpsia .laRadscr Linz CeFaftfia CO.. ~
rim and Dc5ig. curing after Nature - iaslitd =
Niturc'suwn a ;cui.thc GASTRIC i II L.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

"ANTED-A Clerk in the Office Of irst-cass Ho-
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sdsrss post pad, ROBERT Sc RS Publisher Ne ISL Whan
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WANTED-25 good and in lustrious Men. VITA a
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Brusdwsy
NyANTED-A Lad about ii years old, as Collector
Retail The references mus, be sndOuosed and
r,- 81 IN he .pslcaron Address W :. this Ohce.
yVANTED-Two Statesmen, those well acquainted
Re tail Dry Goods business AID are capable 20 tahe
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VVANIED-l0oA Agents $50 month, clear OF ex-
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