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CorresBondence from Kansas There are
reasons tor distressing the fdlihiuIness, at
Toast, of some Of the Postmasters between
Boston and kansas. Our correspondent 40
that territory, as we have ascertaned. has
written Us within a few months several let
tiers, which have never reached us, although,
as we are assured, they were duly mailed.
Others have experienced the same dlsap-
pnntment M rcgnrd 20 their Kansas CORE
spoudouce aud IN some instances, we are
informed. letters FROM hence have been re-
ceved 10 Kansas ~ a condition which lndl-
Gated a violation Of good faith on the part Of
the post-othcr traveller, 4th.
L,qiesi from Kqns1s A part Of the follow
ing paragraph from the Herald Of Freedom,
of the Both ult., will be very distressing to
those newspapers which think that The iree-
men of Kansas ought to stand still and be
shot down like beasts, for the great honor
and glory OF Franklin Pierce:-
"Fl1y-slx boxes Of an improved United
States rifle, with twenty m box, we're re-
ceiyed al the warehouse OF Walker n Chick,
in Kansas. Mo-, few days ago, directed to
Gov shannon; also two field pieces 'fhe
same number of boxes were landed at For,
l.aeyenw orth They We're, no doubt, the
two thousand stand of arms due Kansas
from the Government, mentioned in Gov.
Reeder's message last July but while Shan
non is Governor they will be at the service Of
the border Ruiians.
One hundred and fifty southerners came
up the Missouri ia one party a few days ago.
They had two cannon with them. Five
hundred additional persons from the south
were reported IN ST. Louis, en- route for Kan
sas. They are bringing with them all the
munitions of war"
Francis Browning who was with the party
which endeayored to protect the murdered
Brown, at Easton, is dead at Indianapolis of
| the injuries received on that occasion.
Megdi Voimg. Hon. Henry WiIlsil, n
member of the New York Assembly for the
city of New York, has been arrested and
| held to bail on charge OF having voted
/ illegally at an election IN Albany, on Tues
day. lie does not deny the voting, aud says
he cant Imagine how he came 10 do it!-
Boston Journal
Foreign nterusniion.---The lleruld's
Washington correspondent says CO.," 1t IS
true that the French and English squadrons
contemplate interfering IN the Central A.
merlcan War, # the assertion OF d'stn-
gulshed foreign minister, who ought 10
know, is to be believed
John How, who has been elected Mayor
of 81. Louis, Is a Benton Democrat who
opposed the repeal of the Missouri Comprom-
lse, AID who declared publicly that no would
not pledge himself to support the nominee Of
the Cincinnati Convention, He was elected
mayor by majority Of $500 over all others,
and his friends have carried eight OF the ten
wards Of the city.
The Milwaukee State Council, have repu-
dated the NOMINATION of Fillmore and re-
commend Mr. Banks for the Presidency
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who had right to the floor, on the bill to
admit Kansus a sa State the subject was post.
poned, and the Senate went into executive
session.
Adjourned.
HousE.--Tho House passed the Senate
bill authorizing payment TO jacob Dabson
for services as a volunteer from California IN
the Mexican war; being q colorcd man and
the law not permitting him to enter The army,
this special act is necessary for his relief,
The bill amendatory Of the act Of 1919,
regulating the payment for horses and other
property lost in the military service Of the
United States, was passed. The bill is iu-
tended to facilitate the means Of obtaining
proof in such cases.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill being
under consideration, the House rejected the
Sonate's amendment approproprlaung $780,
600 for continuing the Washington Aque-
duct, aud without final action on the bill,
adjourned.
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FREE OF CmARGEl!!

TWO SPLENDID PARLok ENGRANlNGs,
Entitled "a Bolton Abbey in tho ullen Ttmesi"
splcndd stoel angaying, from thu celebrated painting
by iandsoof and the Departure OF the lsfgcltos iau
Egypt" large ard beautiful eegfaunss from paint
ing by d. Roberts. The fol puco Of the aboYo engta-
wings Is s. per coy, but will he .entJrs Of 'harge as
follows
The subscribers have established a Book AgeHcg IN
Philadelphia, aud will furnish any bous or publication
The retatl price ifoe Of postage Any persons BY Tor
waiding the subscription price OF any of the 50 Mega
1iues, such a. HaWeu, Godots, ruinam's, Gfhhlnfs,
frtnk Lvshe's Fashions, SC, will foceive tho maga-
zines TOR year and copy OF either OF Tho nb'Na
beautiful engrayngs tree Of charge, % subscribing 20
-, and 81, NJ ,g znu, such fetefsons aud thtl'
lens Ladies' thnsu-a Annual, they w Il oeive both
masn1uvs tud COPY Of either Of tho above ongmVngs
Lvaiy description II Engraving Wood executed
with nu.tuo-s aud d,paleh Views uf Bulldogs, News
paper ntadtugs Views Ut Machinery, buok lIiu'ta-
tons, Lodge Ceftidcatss, Husiness yards, &C, &e.-
An oidefs sent by mail promptly attended Ia,
Persons wishing views uf tneu building engraved can
fend Dagueneottpo of sketch OF the butidiug by
matl OF express.
Persons dstaoce having saleablo articles would
dnd a. 20 their advantage TO add rcss lhe sul'tburs
w. would oct as hgnuts Tor thl sae OF ihe same.
BNkAh a PIERCE,
80 South Thvd Street, FAiadsiPAia, Pa.
=, n. HYRan. Z, NAY rtEHcf.
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New England Carpet Company,
rs HANOVER STREET,
BOSTON. sl'3w
Elias Bascumn's Estate.

STATE or vERNONT,l 10 Probate CouH, holden
Dtstfict of Washington - at bouip lier wittn and
Tor sud distinct The 29h day OF Mach, A. u. 1886
esTEPHEN BAScUMN, administrator on tho estate
- Of Ehas Baseumn, late Of Worcester, IN said dis
settlements
WHaeRsuror, II Ia ordered that the same be- referred
tho 2ad day OF Apn next, at the Ptobats Office, Ia
SAID MuntpeiisT, tor skaminaton and allowance and
that ~ coneefnnd be nou6ed hereof BY the publication
Of this order ia s Vermont Waterman md state Jour
nal printed at MOnipeei, thee weeks SUCCESSFULLY
soua los may be- thai they maj nppear, and Ut said lime
and place. " they soc cause object thefoto
Ny Older OF Iouit
81 Attest, 4. n. MERRILL. Register
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BY TELEGRAPH.
For the Waichman and Journal
H. ID. iloPKfNs, Operator.
LnfesI from Kansas.

CHICAGO, April 10 Adyices from Kan
zas to the 18th inst furnish but lutte news Of
interest. Tho Committee appointed by the
Free State Legislature to prepare code Of
Laws, are in session at Topeka. The New
Haven Colony arrived safely Gov. Robin
son was at St. Louis
Opening Of NiUigation.-CLEvELAND,
April lG-The steamer May Queen arrived
IRON Detroit this afternoon. She encounter
ed but little ice on the passage.
Compliment 10 Mr. Buchanan. NV
York, April I'm our b ,nrd Of Council
men, last evening, a resolution was adopted
rendering to Mr. Buchanan the Inequalities
Of the city on his arrival and approprating to
meet the expenses one thousand dollars.
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STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate Count. held at
Washington uistuct, - Mouipehori wihin and
for sad Distct, On The IS diy OF Amii A. d. 100
An instrument, pufpoiung 10 be the last " ili aud
Testament Of A.ahoi MHshhurn, late OF MOotpelivf "a
SAID Dstct deceased hsing presented 10 the Couh BY
AsahetC. Mushburn, The executor theoin nlmed, tor
rfu1atsi Il ordered ny said cou,i, that ali persons
concerned tho be- nOthad 10 sppeaf a. session oi
said Cuuit be holden at rho ffObai8 Office, ~ Mont
peef On the 9TH day OF Maya. Dlooo, aud she~ cause
ii any they may nave, against tue Probate uf said wan
ioi which purpose, u 10 iufther OIdefed that copy "
the record vi TINS ofds published thee weeks sue
reisivsiy IN the Vermont MAtchman A state journal
piniud MOulpelUf previous 20 sald lime appointed
foo hearing.
A ifue copy OF Rocofd,
s23s Attest a. a. dtkklLip Register,
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STATE or VERMONT, A T. Probate Court hold
Wellington District 50. ~ co at Probate Office in
Montpelier whin aad for said District on the % day Of
Aprd, A. -, 1886.
Al lnstfunent purpoIting 10 be the last WIN and
To.lameut Of Jrdelah Undefhill Ito Of Mafshheid Ia
said Dstficf deoeassd, being presented 10 tho Cont
here by loyal. Gallon, the executor therein named,
ior pionate; & Is ordered by sad Cont, that all pat
concerned herein be nouhed to appear al session
Of s,id Cont 20 be holden at the Probate Once 10
on ihe 22 day Of April 1886, aud show cause,
II any they may have against the Probate Of said Wis
Tor which pa pose Il 10 further oide d. that copy Of
the record OF this order be published three weeks
sively the euaunt Watchmhn state journal 2fint-
I'd az Monipo Ter previous tn sad time orpohlsd Tor
hsaung. A tue copy of Record,
sl.3w Allast. NELsON A. CHASE. judge.
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DENTIS TRY!
DOCTOR NJ. NEWTON,
y N II 1 s L
Office over Burbank g. Langdous Store,
Main ST. Montpelier, W., from date
until further notice.

'INHOsE wishing To consult me poi ssionaily ~ my
Onge, must 10 90 lfon Tim Isl TO the 18th Of HE
month I shall Wei, Waterhu'y ON the 2ath OF Jan
uafy, and shall also visit stowe tho lbfh of Feb
ruaty. I shalt remain but faw days 30 zach place.
unitss TO tudit engagements -cOustqucntlft tlose
wishing 10 consult ut that timo will call without
delay. thus enabling mo o. fulfill al engagements ~
the shortest space oil ttme.--Porhaps b will not be
necessary for 10 say anything moro 10 respect 20
nv qualifications MS d Dentist, thsn that have en-
oyed larger practice ur tho llsi sS yeat than any
other Dentist in tho State. Owing tu some recent
Improvements aud increased fcilu's for tho manu-
acufo of purs of full s-ts of Teeth, shall be able 90
insert Plates Of Teeth CHEAP u than any Dentist in
tho state and must those u want of set of Teeth
will at least call before having their work done
elsewh hero aud 10 do GOT sucousd ~ giving sat-iac
ton both as 10 the PRiN and work they shall be on
Titled 40 my services GRATIS anhas h has become
practice with cettHiu Dentists TO pay travelling ca
asponsos, shall make my ohafgas according 20 the
eifcumsn nccs, and 40 all casoshey shall bo 40 Avpf-
able a. at any other Ofice In this STATE,
Teeth inserted upon Guua Porcha base, if
desired.
Montpelier, Jan. 18Th, 1856 7lif
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Lois--eaoh comprising good collection Of choice
varieties ,-ssitcied 10y the uadersgned.-io ripeu
bloom IN succession. Tees SC, ordered in this way
ara afforded On Of the diminished trouble and
sxpens, OF selecting aud putting them up at laer PTcss
than the articles sold At when the selection OF
varieties Is made by the purchaser while the elPsri
eHce Of the undersigned bsitfr selection than
mosi purchasers would he able make for themselves.
{rys 9as E,tabishmsRt employs sua-AGESTs, IN
any part Of ne eosairy But liberal compensation b.
made all persons who, acting agents for PHrehasers
ollsct and forward sevefu Individual orders In
general ofdar--ihe aIiices 10 be address,
FREeHr paid 90 Port kent, keesevn, and Plalts-
burgh
P,cKisa done in tho best ner, at reasonable
charge.
oSprss lied Ia rotation, a. they arc received.
Pres Lat iof the Piing Of 1850, forwarded
receipt Of postage snmp hi-n the General Cat
aloguo issued IN 1884, --latest edton,l sent any who
have not had It.
asI- The undersigned has the sole management and
chaige OF these Nurseries attends ~ person TO the
sales and tfausaoiz all the business Of the Establish
ment. lie will hereafter reside al keeseviile, who're,
though necessarily absent much Of the time At the Nur-
series, be- will keep oFTicE, nj which, during tho
season OF stles. seleet assortment of Dwarf Fruit
Trees for gardens, Shfubbefy, Roses, nodef Planls
Gafdcn nad Flower Seeds, &c for be supply Of village
customers ahd filling small orders will be kept
h Nd,
-
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n Good arrangement. The public schools
Of New York, are to have reception days
hereafter, every month, when the public are
invited, and are expected to attend to wit
ness the proficiency of the scholars.
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,

omb racing the largest assortment ever had from %
feet wide Ia the naruwest wi1th, at very los prices
Also Canton Maiungs, stair Carpets ptufses, feli-
ing, Rugs Mas, und all ARTICLES usually found "a hfst
class Carpet Warehouse.
A gteat portion Of our stock hfyng been purchased
Al the recent auction trade sales 10 Nov York gives
supeof advantages ior supplying our customers at low
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MANY articles having uppeared Of late In the Public
W. pnns, cfa Encouraging tendency the subject Of
the v How Culture the subscriber has prepared
icle setting forth the subject IN it. true practical light,
which he will forward TO any addressing him The
length OF tho article objection to IT. appearing IN
the common prints.
ERASTUS PARkER.
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UNION NURSERIES,,
kccseviiie, n. v.
IHoR SALE. At this Estabishmeni, an uurvalled
Il collection Of
TrAa.
Pear Trees,

Compfi.ng several thousand trees OF tho best market
SORTS pear stick, Tor orchard plautusi aud very
large supply uf luw pyramids and dwarf fur gar
den aud culture OF neatly every choice vafie
~ both the Bsfr stock and tho quHes Aso all
tho chaice varieties IT other HARDY FRUITS, and
ORNAMENTAL TREES aud PLANTS, adapted to
this climate.
speaiid lot Il HoHsg CHEsSurs aud SttYER Ma
rus are psred ny the 100, 1900 for
plantiug. at yery lnS prices
Every aud plant for sale at these Nurseries is Of
Hons GROWTH.
Pyramids aud D~arf Fruit Trees Of all kinds, for
gsrdeas. also Handy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and
Plants Of every description will be put up, when so
a dered. in
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"THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN
has heromo fhe aoff popular uff'rinc ever poo forth
for tho ruri of C1Hris. Cofff and CoHfurpf Ihft
% b. worthy 1f &C. hIrh reputation 10 made sufficiently
evient hs iho frmeastir Of ls Annual sales NumHur
DO sn plentiful thar DO cFes fal pleasure f1 oh' ts
uidiaf and gftutous tuhuie oi our scumincnl 4uu o
Medicine know 60 be OF reel niet.t-It barhag-
Ton seHnHsi
Reed. Cutler 4 Co.. Boston. proprietor. Be cgrfhi
o. gsf ne rsHHine ~ fierf ave mHaH tr1ifatoHs.
Soli in Montpelier by COLLINS PIERCE.
Price 80 cents and 81.
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Lumber +! Lumber I!

fI,HE subscriber manufactures and has constantly
hund Tor sale Spruce, HemIock Birch, Maple,
Ash aud Basswood. Also Aoor Boards Pained and
iointed finished for fence uf and al kinds uf Job
Wo done 10 order at short notice, Gig Saving &c.
Also, be purchases HUT Naples. Birch, also Ash
Bass und Spruce b. the Log sawed, when done by
hi dirsriuu Any wishing 10 buy or sell viii do well
e. give him call.
Cd.h paid for berry and Butternut. sawed in the
Log A. w. WILDER.
Montpelier April lst, 1855 81
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Az ~ rs w n = 4 Ed
To sELL
SWEET HOME, by Frances f. Percival,
THE MORNING STAR, by Rev WIN.
Thayer,
BATTLE FIELDS OF THE REVOLU-
TON, by Thos. Y. Rhodes.
Also, other New ani valuabe Works. Address,
=. CROWN d co, Publishers,
s2.3mo. 60 Cornhiil Bosion
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Uaion Nurseries, keeseyille, n. Y,t
Sd mo. IS, ls56 7sis6w.
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Boston, April l, 1856.
CARPETINGS
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
OUR SCALE OF PRICES
SPRING SALES.

fTHE IMMENSE suFsss BOO our sales, attending our
hsed Low fiicrs sch season heretofore, hts indue
cd us 20 uhot, this ~pug, all sorts OF GARRETT NGS,
including and trefh Goods a. we'll as the Old
stock, asa su lover rate thaa ever, making 1t obiee
for every one in want of Carpet call 90 Us, AS %
will be seen BIS the following schedule Of pti.ts at
which We shalt retail our goods they being below the
usuU wholesale pices, aud h many cases for the finer
sorts OF auction goods below tho cost Of production;
II CENTS eIyud for HEMP CARPETS.
o. CENTS pet yard for LINEN CARPETS.
an CENTS per yard for INGRAM CARPETS.
Q7l CENTS per ya'd for UNION CARPETS
AZ CENTS peryafd for sUPER.UNIoN CARPETS.
en- CENTS per yard for rwo-PLY CARPETS.
o. to 20 G r2rs. ''''''' ''' I''''''''' CAR
rs to IS 9 oAsrsr e. yard for SU's'F'NH
80 to go G YER G gsi iEar '' N'OOh"AiN'
go to ll2a FiSE ESg6 ci I oS Al 9Fh'
Three PLY Carpets at Very Low Rates.
80 to 1925 E sfsa Sta R99ssIL S.a TAr
ing beautiful and modems'yie' OF Eag'sh and American
manufacture.
SIPS to l,62 WIZ "a lS e. sgI'Gs'' S Ssa
FETs, Tho usual p,ees Of which are s2,25 and up
wards.
ALSO many styles Of high cost Tapestry and Velvet
Capsungs OF superior Engiish Manulactuio ~hich on
account Of the high nnish aud beautiful quality arc ir
dom imported this county will De sold at tho sano
Prices vi an ordinary article Alfo "a large slocA OF
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How to be Miserable.

Sit at the window and look over the way to
your neighbours excellent mansion. which he
has recently built and paid for. and sigh out.
20, that was rich mani Get angry with
your nei ghbor, and think you have not a friend
in the world. Shed tear or two. take a walk
in the burial ground. continually saying to your
self. "When shall be buried here % Sign a
note for your friend. and never forget your kind
ness and every hour in the day whisper to
yourself IL wonder if he will pay that note"
Think everybody means to cheat you. Closely
examine every bill you take, and doubt its being
genuine. till you have put owner to great
deal of trouble. Believe every shilling passed
to you is but sixpence crossed, and express
your doubts about getting rid o it, if you should
take it. Pnt confidence in nobody, and believe
every man you trade with to be rogue. Never
accommodate. if you can possibly helplt. Never
visit the sick or afflicted. and never give far
thing to the poor. Buy as cheap as you can,
and screw down to the loves mill. Grind the
faces aud the hearts of the unfortunate. Brood
over your misfortune. your lack of talents, aud
believe at no distant day you will come to want.
Let tie work house be ever in your mind, with
all the horrors of distress and poverty. Then
you will be miserable to your hearts content
(if we may so speak, sick at heart, and at vari-
ance with all the world. Nothing will cheer OF
encourage you nothing will throw CLEAN of
sunshine ray of warmth into your heart.
All will be as dark and cherries as the grave.
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A HAWAIIAN FUNERAL~-The funeral process
sion which accompanied the corps of the son
John Piikoi Ga chief on Saturday last says the
Honolulu Pol5oaesiaa. was a novel and unusual
sight and illustrates the fondness of the Hawiians
for display. The escort partook somewhat of a
lud crous imitation of royalty, consisting first
of the lads horse with its equipage, saddle, &C.,
and with pair of topped boots strung across
the saddle. Then followed the hearse. and after
IL two hundred females. all dressed in deep
m urning and mounted on horseback in Hawian
straddle fashion. Each female had a string Of
yellow lauhalas (wreaths) around the neck
with long black riding-dresses, reaching to the
ground. After the females came about one
hundred and fifty men, also on horseback, all
dressed in black, with Grape on their left arm.
After passing through the principal streets, the
procession went out to the new tomb recently
built by Mr.. Piikoi. on his farm at Waikiki
where tents had been erected, and after the cot-
fin was deposited in the tomb, a feast was SER
we'd up in original Hawaiian style.
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SPLENDID Masonic TEMPLE.-The New York
Herald says that the Masonic fraternity of that
State, contemplate erecting in the city of New
York an edifice which will exceed in magnif-
cence and finish anything of the kind on this
continent. 1t is to be five stories high, of white
marble, one hundred feet front by one hundred
and twenty-five feet deep. 1t will contain am
pie accommodations for all masonic purposes.
and the appointments and decorations of the
rooms will be on the most splendid and costly
scale. The Masonic Temple at Philadelphia.
which is regarded as miracle Of beauty and
m gnfcence, cost about $780, 900, but this edi-
fee is expected to cos: S50O,O0O. It will prob
ably be located on Broadway
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JOHN WEsLEY.-A lady once put question

JOHN WEsLEY.-A lady once put question
to this eminent man:
g Mr.. Wesley, supposng that you knew that
you were to die at II o'clock tomorrow night
how would you spend the intervening time 81 >
" How Madam" he replied, "why lust as
intend to spend it now. should preach this
evening at Gloucester, again at five O'Clock to-
morrow morning. After that should ride to
Tewksbury. preach in the afternoon and meet
the Societies in the evening. should then re-
psir to friend Martins house, who expects to
entertain me, converse and pray with them as
usual. retire to my room at 10 o'clock. commend
myself to my Heavenly Father, lie down to rest
and wake up in glory"
BLESSED is that servant whom his Lord
when he cometh, shall find so doing"
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IxPoRrAST-Recent decisions of the Supreme
Court have saved the city of San Francisco
over $500, O00.-S. f. Union.
MS An Italian woman, has recently built
splendid house near the Mission Dolores with
the proceeds obtained by begging from door to
door in San Francisco.-SS0ckton Argys
80. The man who couldn't stand it any
longer" has taken scat, and now feels quite
comfortable.
xy- John Newton once visited lady for
pasti1ne. and during the evening conversations
she told him she did not care three skips OF q
louise lol him. He took out Ms pencil and COM
posed toe follow ing lines and read them to beg:
\ woman told NE in her house,
She did not three skips o. q !oase,
forgive the dear Tor snat she nas said,
We. eauce wuu,dp vii talk w4mt rum n Vtslr n6td.