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e. The Lapwing has returned to New
Bedford, from her first whaling cruise of
thirty months, with a cargo worth $780,
900. ,-.
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APPOINTMENTS Wash
sagton, Feb. 27. The Senate confirmed
the following appointments: Louis D.
Parsons Of n. H, as Consul to Point a
Petra, in the Island of Guadalupe !;
Robert G. Scott, Jr., Of Va, as Consul to
Rio Janeiro; and H. G. S. Key, as Navy
Agent at Baltimore.
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O. The black Emperor of Hayti has
aoandoned the attempt to bring the Span
ish part Of the island into the union. and
has disbanded his army.
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island POND Is ALFE.

Mr. A.-"Good morning, Mr.. B., wish to hire
your team to-day"
Mr. Ri think l viii accommodate you
where do you wish to 20 with it?'
Mr.. Al am going to Island Pend 10 trade;
Mr.. Q told me yesterday that he could save fail
twenty-iive per cent by purchasing his necessa-
ries there
Mr. B.-"Well, sir, am very glad you told me,
viii 90 with you, always buy . years ssocA
at q time
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ca The distillery of Messrs. Joseph
Towers & Sons, in East Brooklyn, was
burnt Monday night. Loss $4,000.
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Bc arI1a MIND

TF1HAT You can buy at the shop Just north 81
z the irs,sburgh dou-e, Good single Slejpbs,
cheaper than at any other place Ia the county
Also,
CANE WOOD AND OFFICE CHAIRS,
Sofas, Bodstcads, Tables, &c, &c,
CHEAP . CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
As my orders are 70 close out the concern pre-
vious t. die fast Of april next, without fail
VA. H. RAND.
AGESr.
Ir4sburgh, Jan. 4 Is5G-1f
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Notice.

M DAGGETg will pay Cash for Hides,
l Ns Calf Skins, ana Dairy Skins, if well sailed.
FOR SALE: more Of those BEST Doots
made by E. SANITY, which cannot be beat by
any one in the County
SHOES Of all kinds, Cheap for Cash
Irasburgh, Feb. %, 1s56s-9-if.
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SI5,G92 81

IA 0thes. words, the cost on this species
Of property would have been $I5,692 81
more, had no other property been in
sured, or if this class had been separately
insured during this period.
On the other five classes denomiHated
hazardous, 1868 policies are in force,
covering S4,466,154,-prcmium notes in
force, 5000, 93I 81. The receipts for the
ten years ending August l, 1860. III said
five classes, were $I83.324 o.
The losses and expenses were 1GG,7I3 Is
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

VIM. W. LTTTLE'S ESTATE.
z DURSUANT to an order of the Probate Court
i will be sold at Public Auction, on the 10th
day of March, at the Foundry building, here, the
Mills in Irasburgh, the following property, viz;
From 3 to tons Iron Castings, (Patterns,)
One Engine Lathe;
Large variety of Wood Patterns;
-Four Stoves and Pipe;
= 300 or 400 Flat Irons;
p Blacksmith's Anvil and Vice;
Small quantity Of Sash Window fames
Lumber, &c.
Sale absolute, and to commence at 10 O'Clock
A. N,
n B. KIMBALI. Administrator.
Irasburgh, February %, 1650.-9-3w.
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g. The season ticket rates on the
Worcester Railroads are to be raised from
Ito p per cent. the 1st Of April.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

LIBERATION NOTICE.
II IHIS is to notify all concerned, that l have
E given my son. SCION d. rEARsONs, his time
during the remainder Of his minority, and that |
shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any Of
his debts after this date.
E TAPPAN PEA2SONS.
Attest, G. B. KENT.
1rasburgh, Feb %, 1S56.-9-8w.
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~ The Eastern Railroad has discon-
'lnued five of its daily trains.
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FE7HE subscriber has on hand aad for sale q
b large quantity Of excellent Ready Made
Clothing, winch they viii sell as low as any one
in the county. Also. a first rate assortment Ct
Dry Goods, Groceries, Plain and Fancy Dress
Goods, &c, &c, for sale low.
GEORGE WORTHlNGT0E, u. & co.
. Irasburgh, Jan. !, ls5e-ltf
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a PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE RENDER

4 PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE RENDER
ING on THE GREAT
NETTAN DIS VERY.
FENHOSE celebrated Female Lozences intended
3 for those persons in Married Life whose health.
uclIatoDs, or circumstances make il expedieuJ
or necessary 10 prevent an increase OF family
waiting by the fo0i-nurdiuess Of QuAcks. 2 us Is
pleasant, simple, safe aud sure auddule 10 Con
cepton. No person should be without an ounce
OF Prevention, 6sr"
Enclose one Dollar, package with directions
viii be forwarded Immediately, which vii last
.5f yedrs. Address
j. W BARTOIIC. 81. D..
Late Of the Feucb Phanuacic,
9-3H MN lOrh City
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bMiMtnnS.

Connected with the Machine Shop. are Planning
Machine, Turning Lathe, Circular Saws, lennon
Machine, &c. &c; all in good running order.
The property is situated on Black River, in
lrasburgh, and within three or four miles Of the
line Of the PASSUMSIC RAILROAD, now
in course Of completion, and together is deemed
one of the most desirable Water privileges in Nor
thern Vermont.
Also, as above, one Pew in the Congregational
Meeting House, and one in the Methodist Chapel
in IIasburgh
Sale te commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
terms made known at time of sale.
NJ. B. KIAIBALL, Administrator
irasburgh, Feb q, 1856.-9-3w.
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THE MUNICIPALITIES

Vienna letters state that negotiations
relative 10 the principalities are still IN
settled, Austria and France differing from
England, as to the propriety of according
representative institutions. It is said
that the point will be reserved for settle
ment at Paris after the treaty Of peace is
signed.
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CRILIEA.

The Allies have exploded the last Of
the Sebastopol docks. Fort Nicholas is
mined. The Russians continued to fire
heavily from the North side. Five Eng
fish regiments preparing to return home.
The French army received the news of
peace with much dissatisfaction.
Jan. 20. Six boats attempted sur
prise, from the north side, but were dis
covered and repulsed by the French.
The peace news caused much excite
ment in the Russian Army, and prepare
tons making for an attack on Gen. Au-
temarre's divisions were countermanded.
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5oreiqn Nrrus.
Rumors About the PACIFIC.

RumOrs About the Pacific.
Passengers per America at Halifax,
report seeing steamer, supposed to be
the Pacific, in the English Channel, with
signal Of distress. As the Baltic arrived
out safe on Wednesday, there appears
good reasons to hope that the report may
prove correct.
The following dispatch is the only one
received making allusion to the missing
steamer Pacific:
HALIFAX, Feb. 90. A passenger in
the American, intelligent, and with a
knowledge of vessels and steamers, says
that on Tuesday, after leaving, they saw
a paddle steamer, heading up channel,
with signal in rigging, which he had no
doubt was Collins boat. Had no Bow
spirit. give you this fol- what it is
worth.
THE NEGOTIATIONS.
The Peace Congress conferences were
expected to open on Monday, the 18th,
but the non-arrival Of Count Buol and
Ali Pasha, will postpone the meeting
probably till Wednesday, the 21st.-
Baron Brunow has arrived at Paris, and
the Russian embassy is once more bril-
liant.
Marquis D'Azeglio has declined the
appointment of Sandman plenipotentiary,
in favor of Count Carour.
Lord Clarendon leaves London to-day,
! Q6th) for Paris. Ali Pasha had left
Constantinople, and was shortly ex-
pected. Count Buol also was hourly ex-
pected.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times processes to know that France and
Austria have come to an understanding
of the fifth point, and that England will
be outvoted in the conferences, if she at
tempts to make sine qua non of the
disarming Of the eastern coast of the
Black Sea.
France and Austria are likely to con
cur with England as to the non-fortifca-
ton of the Aland Isles, and will insist on
the admission of consuls into all parts of
the Black Sea, but neither France nor
Austria consider the raising of Russian
forts on the Circassian coast as a measure
demanded by the interests Of Europe.
Austria does not consider Nicolaief as a
Black Sea port. f
The London Times has an editorial,
which, although Boosting, betrays anxiety
as to Englands success in the approach
ing Congress.
TURKEY.
The Sultan appeared at ball at the
British and French Embassies. The
trYra haIinvarc yro,,l1yst boliax-o - TIL
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NOTICE.

gETHEREAs. Chaunce4 Croeker. nv son. has
w left me without my consent. / therefore
forbid any person trusting him on my account as
shall pay debts of his contracting after this
date. JAMES I. CROCKER.
North Hydepark, Feb. %, I856-lOw3
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II. |. GOODS & GRO0ERIES.
$4,000 - -Azs-A-A-2
Hats; Caps; Boots; Shoes all kinds Of
Ready Made Clothing
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WIN. W. LTTTLE'S ESTATE.
DURSUANT to an order of Court will be sold
L at Auction, on the 10th day of April next on
the premises in lrasburgh, to following valuable
Real Estate, viz.
About nine acres of land and Water Privilege,
near the village Of Irasburgh, on which is
,Saa0 IiiN, Machine Shop, Iron Foundry,
Starch NIL Frame, partly encLoS-
ed1, BSacksna5th's Shop, Three
Ds0eAing Houses and out
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See annual report Of 1856. page 9, for
property insured il each class.
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The Sultan appeared at a ball at the
British and French Embassies. The
true believers wouldn't believe it. The
English dragon barracks were acciden-
tally burnt; no lives lost, A fire had also
occurred at Varna.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
A Word 10 the Dcmocrac, of rueinwnc.

Ae importance o speedy organization OF the 1e'eo
's'y was never mare appareat than aas The present
struggle one OF lie asd death ie eoatieEacy ad II s
the ny OF every us,onal To array himself under the
banner ot the Democratic party, the ony national political
organization sri nd hs individual aid and influence 10
avert the impending danger We do allow ourselves 10
doubt our Ultimate tr.sph hut must labor 10 insure i;
Fer these considerations with hish hopes and sangUnc
pec'ao2s, We ,eud friends throughout the
county 70 clubs Immediately. and enter tho
confess determined wia, The following constitution and
bylaws are recommended your consideration. They
We're S@oIe last fall by tie Jefferson Democratic Club Ne
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

Il Dr. L. J. CZAPKAf has opened his INSTITUTE for the
of all forms of private diseases uch SYPHIL
GoNoRRiIEA, NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS nd all the conse
quences of selabuse in the FIRST stages OF Syphtc
Gonorrhoea diseases. he guarantees Gun in few days.
without inconvenience the patient hi 1drance to his
business When patient, by neglect, improper treat
ment has developed the secondary symptoms of syphilis
such buboes painful swenes the groins ulcers
in the throat and nose which, if checked destroy the
soft parts and the bones Rerfy separate and
leaving the sufferer object hdeous to behold or
when splotches and pmpes break upon the skn or
when he has painful swelnss upon the bones when his
constitution is injured predspose consumption or
other constitutional disease the Doeor guarantees or
asks compensation.
In RHEUMATISM chronic acute: in DYSENTE-
RY DARRH(EA, he has safe and effectual remedies
For the treatment of the consequences of seabuse
nocturnal emissions, nervousness Smiity headache
pains in the back and limbs with weakness loss OF
appetite loss OF memory injury TO tie sight restlessness
confusion OF ideas dislike for society, and feeling of
riness of life; with the system excabe that
slight noises shock artie the patient making his
miserable For the above maladies the Doctor will
ask compensation. He can be con-
soued free OF charge snd invites all to CALL will cost
them nothing snd may be much 10 their advantage His
Offices Nos and Armory Hail OF Sacramento
and MONTGOMERY streets, San Francisco. no24
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
PACIFIC EMPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL SiOO.OOO.

ID ENG organized u pernlanent and substantial
Ae basis an having complete which the
most perfect security is offered to suppcrs
prcss Company prepared oeraciie- 10 those doing
business through them which cannot be spas sod in Cali
ornia.
Oar express regularly in charge of responsible
every important inland point State as well
all parts Oregon and Washington Territories Cres
City, Hunsboldt Bay, Los Angeles and Southern
Coast.
We also regular expresses and from the Atlantic
States by both the Panama and Nicaragua
also 70 San Juan Panama Calao and Valparaiso
Wedo ssriedy legitimate Express and Forwarding busi.
ness AID the IN which have run our
presses SINCE original organization win be sufficient
guarantee friends and the public at large the man
per jnwhich business will be hereafter conducted
we pay par arSention the transportation
Dust t nd from she q. Branch Mint and the various
saw Offices for tho faithful performance of which business
we offer as ~ be the most ample security. Orders
for tb n,rhase of Merchandise Billie of Exchange for the
selling Of Gold Bars Sc, carefully attended to and faith,
f,lIv exa xacuted r. G. MOVES, President.
Joscnh G Palmer. 1 z Haven, Chas c. Bowman, r. q =
Noyes, E. w. Tracy, Trustees
~ Office in sor.oro, Washington street, next to the
oc57 SETH q. SNEDEN Agent.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

A SINGULAR AFFAIR.-We have bit of news
from Holland. which, coming at this time exc;tes
a good deal of attention \ man ut the Hague
becoming tired of his wife, attempted to poison
her in the following manner: They had sat down
to dinner and while she left the room ar her back
was turned, he put the poison into her soup Not
daring TO trust himself in her preseace he eigned
some excuse and left the room. BY a wonderfu.
Providence. when she came to the table, spider
had dropped from the ceiling of tho room into the
soup-plate. She was especially afraid of spiders,
and her husband had often laughed at her for it.
So she carefully took the spider out with the
spoon, and finding she could not bring herself TO
eat after it, she, in the absence Of her husband
changed the plates aud ate his soup After q
while he came back and devoure3 what he sup
posed to be the pure soup. He was Immediately
taken with couvulsions and expired. Before death
he confessed that he had poisoned the soup. and
that it must have.been put before him, uninten-
tionally, by his wife. Now how narrow was the
escape of his wife, not only from being poisoned.
But FROM BRING HUNG. Ii the man had died with
out confession. the woman must have been imme
diately arrested. Poison would have been found
in the man and ia the soup-plate. She gave him
the soup Here would have been circumstantil
evidence strong enough to have hung her, aud an
innocent woman would have expired but for the
confession.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
Fife of Fremont.

Ceapi!ed from 4aaentic Sources for the Netc York Dailg
1Sl2-Born in Charleston, and, hearing of the
war with England Immediately takes to arms ;
enrolls in the infantry.
lSl3-Tears a cap. resembling the British flag,
from his nurses head arrival of his mother to
her aid; final triumph of the young know
nothing
Isl4-Conquers his aunt in grand battle
Iol5-Overthrows his grand mother.
lSl6-Discovers the source of his nurses lager
beer
ISl7-Explores his grandnothers jam and
preserve cupboard
lSlS-Gets up his uncle's apple-tree.
lSi2-Clmbs the Rocky Mountains
lS43-Captures woelly horse.
lS45-Performs Othello' to Benton's Bra
banto.''
ISle-Eats a horse, assisted by Raymond,
Greeley and Bennett; Live Oak George too sick
te relish it.
IS56-Sets out on an expedition to explore the
White House at the head of lot of niggers.
lSo7-Not being heard of afterward, susserip-
tons raised to send out Kane on an exploring ex-
petition.
l900-Fossil remains found in Pennsylvania
Avenue-supposed to be the mortal relics of
Fremont, Bennett, Greeley and Raymond-pa-t
of Tribune for 1856, found sticking in Raymond's
esophagus.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
SONORA ADVERTISEMENTS.
SONORA LITERARY DEPOT.
ENERN

EYERY
6Ehss hoas:ri Of is SrC0t amt Is mighty dccds'
sink into cogulagavr uotheSc> and their great deeds N
psuy proportions when compared with the rsId All
oi times Never before has such briiSnt
array talent, suh o capital hesN solely
devoted 10 the demsnds ot SR
INTELLIGENT
Public in furnishing toci FOR thc mind Net willing = ec
behiaj the times IN Tits respect hut tuy kccau
psce with the growing requirements ot the We SAW
Increased our facilities To such aa eNtcnt thSs any
MAN
enrich the md Some OF The works issued by FaSt and
t,;eusurg may nc, be able u furnish, bu' any person
WHO
Desires 10 know what is constantly going en- in the world
large what tribes are taking place here what great and
onshias there what dire cataaty anywhere csn
WANTS
and perhaps great deal more 10y simply taking The tSoohc
to give call No; 10 ne fully oonNcrs"u w'sn all
TnRE
current events of the day in these times Of War Know
Nottingham Fusionism and fierce Dcnocrscy Is most
oubtedy aeHtUhc Situsiion III which to hc placed
hut that can be very easily oaVs'cd BY calling Mt er
store and procuring the
LArEST NEWS.
which 5aiy receiving from all the world and the
OF manAndS Those who wish 10 extend their re-
searches beyond The OF the day who wish the choicest
Historical PoetissA Miscellaneous other works, tho
BEST BOOK
of any time past prscn will i ssty themselves
after examining the large supply we have conS'antN uns
hand Our assortment cannot be sua>s& niier Tor qua
ny N""'TIs9,
Is undoubtedly tar Superior 10 thaio any other establish
men III the southern Mines. We FAR ahead ut all com
petition, and intend TO rcmain so. We have also
a
very fine assortment cf : T AT LONE lgnd FL A Mn
BOOKS of ali descriptions vcr, Superior Musical tnstIu
men such would il property opora'ed upon, create
soul under the ribs of ncNih" These who wish
coon CHSsAK.
through which expert pracGser and good Judge can
inhac any given OF coaSr and satisfaction
find the very brand hy giving aoallWhie he who abo
| mates smoke and
GOES
in for chewing be supplied with the best article ot
| TOBACCO manufactured. In tact it is reduced
TO
ceTtrnty, that the hest place 10 he supplied with all the
the comforts the only place
where you will find carefully and well selected assortment
| from which 10 make your purchases, Is NJ
| dcS-3m CANNADN ~ COOKS.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
THE FARMERS GUIDE

TO OSCIENTIFICA IND PRACTICAL .4GRTCJLT TURE.
BY HENRY STEPHENS, FRS, of Edinburgh and the lac
j. Z. NORTON, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in
Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal Octave.
1000 pages and nuiRerous wood and steel engravincs.
This l., conessely Inc most complete work Asricul
ture published, and N order give wider ccua
hon the publishers have resolved to reduce the price to
Five Dollars for The Two Volumes!
When sent by mail post paD TO California and Oregon
the price will be s. To every other part of the Union and
to Canada (post paid 81.
y This work il the old :" Book of The Farm"
ReIniitances for any of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid, to the publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.
jaa6 No "a Cold stree. New York
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

u There is no man so deep but he has a
shallow place
CE He who has outlived his friends, feels
that his home is beyond the grave.
-. There are three sorts of nobiity-divine
worldly. and moral; the divine depends upon
the power of God, the worldly upon the great
ness of our birth, the moral upon the liberty of
our mind.
rg- A witness in court, being interro,ated as
to his knowledge ct the defendant in the case,
said he knew him intimately well He had
supped with him, sailed sith him, ana horse
whipped hin
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

Hoe A .or Local Weakness, Ner-
~ vous Debility, Low Spirits Lassitue Weakness OF the
Limbs and Back, lnposition and Rcapahiy for Labor
and Study, Buness of Apprehension, Loss OF Memory,
Aversion TO Society Love OF Solitude. Inio y SELF Dls-
Trust p1ziness, Headache, Involuntary Discharges rams
IN the Side, Affections of the Eyes, Pnpes on the Face
sexual and other nhries in cured without tail
by the astlycelehrated physician and surgeon L. CZ
NAY His method of curing diseases Is new, tunknown TO
ohe-s) and hence the great All consultations ihy
letter otherwise) free Address l. j. CZAPhAi, San
Francisco al
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

SAYINGS ENGLIEE SAGES-The English.
wherever they travel, leave either a soda-water
bottle. 4 beer bottle, physic Bottle behind
them.
My experience, since l have been man,
amounts simply to this-I have learned to take
physc without sugar.
No ugly woman knows that she is ugly, until
some brute of man tells her.
Prejadices are the spiders of the mind, choos-
ang generally the darkest corners to spin their
.cobwebs in.
What q suspicious monster the man must
have been who first invented a lock but what
trusting creature the woman who first allowed
a latchkey.
Leave your grievances, as Napoleon dill his
letters, unopened for three weeks, and it is
astonishing how few of them by that time will
require answering
France Is a country of excesses-everythng
IS overdone. Both their government and their
cuisine would be all the better for a few "pair
cooks"
England is land OF liberty, and yet nowhere
are there such tyrants known and tolerated as
our cabmen, government clerks. undertakers
omnibus conductors, domestic servants and
monthly nurses.
Lucky the door-scraper that has newer tried
the heavy soul of poor relation.
1t is doubtful which of the two talks tie most
scandal about men-an English woman who is
an old maid, or a German woman who has been
divorced from her husband.
We go abroad for pleasure, but are glad to
come home again for comfort
Members of Parliament mako speeches, not
to convince, but simply to let us see what deal
the speech-makers know.
You may take the public opinion to the well
ottruth, but you cannot make it drink Henry
DrEmmond