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courtesy and Kindness you have extended to your
presiding officer. Difficult and trying as has been the
position It's lahors have been greatly diminished by the
cordial support you have given me.
The dignity and decorum which have marked your de-
liherations will compare most fiv0raby with those Of
your predecessors To this fact attribute whatever
success have obtained In Ibis chair in making my ad-
mnstraton acceptable to YOU and Tor this thank you.
have throughout endoayofcd to act with equal and ex-
justice to every individual party and section. II the
chair has been IN error and have failed In my duty to
any one Of you, now beg yout pardon.
Trusting that deliberations here may secure for
this noble Republic the most prosperous development Of
its rich and great resources and invoking the blessings
Of kind heaven upon you, now perform my last OIL
cal act by declaring this House adjourned sine de-.
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Torctgu Ncms.
FROM EUROPE.
PROSp ECT OF WAR.


NEW York, March THE Cunard steam
ship Europa, from Liverpool 10th ult., arriv-
ed at this port this afternoon.
The latest continental rumors are more war
like, and military preparations continue. 1t
was reported that camp of 100000 men will
soon form at Toulon.
The House Of Commons had passed a reso-
luton in favor Of a loan of 100000
England proposes to reduce her Home Col
onial forces, but to raise the Indian This is
considered an indication of the government
faith in maintenance Of peace.
There are rumored ministerial changes. in
Guiding the retirement Of Lord Chancellor.
Sir +. Lytton and Gen. Peel.
Paris and Vienna correspondence abouuds
in warlike rumors, and military movements
continue active.
Napoleons intentions are said to be GER
tainly war
The French Minister of the Interior had
addressed confidential circular to Perfects
of Departments, conveying the official inter-
probation to be given to the Emperor speech
on opening the session, as IL had become a
subject of contradictory commentaries.
The Minister says The Emperor's policy
is, while ronouncng war without legitimate
notice as impossible to recoi from it if hon
or commands it, or if there arise one of those
causes for which, in all times France has
been enthusiastic, because war is a necessity
Movements Of troops continue very active
at Marscilles. 1t is reported Council o
War has been found. consisting of five of the
most distinguished Generals in the Austrian
Army.
Al
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
~ MS A 1 I
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.

tELEbhAl Ell I EN- AIN IllIl4os
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, Nj.
d. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine Is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obsruc-
tons, from any whatever and although power
fl remedy, they contain nothing hurfu the constit-
ton.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring ON
the monthly period with regularity.
THESE Pills HAVE NEVER DEEM KNOWS TO PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE 2p PAGE OF rAMrlt-
LIT ARB WELL OBSERVED.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free Of the agent
n. b. SlOOand postage stamps enclosed to any au-
horized Agent will insure bottle, containing over 50
Pills, by return mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Qatc |. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
l.. f. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for Yer
mont, O5'57
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In Randolph, March Q Mr. VIM S. CLARK, formerly Of
MiddeseN, aged ~ years.
What is home without our parents,
What are an the JOYS meet,
When their loving smiles mo- longer
Greet the coming " our feet
Printers in Mass. and H. please copy.
In Worcester. March 3D., Jonathan Hamlet aged s.
years nud ycarsone Of the first settlers Of the
10 Montpelier, March /, Mr. Jared Dodge aged 80
years aud months
In NorthRcld, March 3. Fred j.. Smith, son VI John
aud Julia pcckman, aged years and 10 months.
in Waterbury, March 3D. very suddenly, Mr.. Josiah
Thompson Of Richmond while on visit 70 his son AZ
the former placc.-agcd "a Years
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Marriages.

In Montpelier March 3, by Rev. Il. }. Scott, Mr. Ed
win jackson Of Marshheld and Miss Sarah Maoy of H.
Montpelier.
In Chelsea, Feb. Goth, MIR. L. D. Medealf and Miss
Maria G.. CLARK, both of G.
At Burnham's Hotel, Montpelier, March s, by Rev.
Eli Balou, Mr.. VIM, York aud Miss Saffienda NJ. Young
both If RoXbury.
In Berlin, March Sth, 10y Rev I'll Baou, G. Hamilton
Alien, NJ d., Of 1hetl1rd, and Miss Myra A. Johnston,
youngest daughter Of Harvey Johnston, Esq.
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GREEN AND PURPLE HAIR

Are onen the results ofappng the ordinary dyes. The
only safe article which invariably produces any shade Of
color desired from a fine lumber brown the ntensest
black is
CHNsTADORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Il poryadcs every fibre from the the tip with the
tnge roquired and actually feeds the hair with the all
which requisite topromoie its growth, its luse,
It's pcrnanonce and lis beauty
FREE FROM CAUSTIC
and every other corrosive Ingredients it might be applied
to the head Of an infant without diseolorng the skin -
The chemical testimony in its favor embraces some Of
the highest names in American science
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Drcssors.
CRIsrADoRo No. 6, Astor House, Ne,o York. 1886
o. Thousands of females die annually for want of
remedy for the ailments which they incident. The
only such remedy know Of Sir James Clarkes Fe-
male Pills. They put up in bottles containing 80
pills, with circular containing explicit directions, and
sent post-rec for 81 and pos-stamps. They wcl
known to be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See adyer-
tisement. 05ly
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IL
4 MONT CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
State Of Vermont, M chancery, chinenden County.
Lawrence Brancrd and George NJ. Dexter, Surviving
Trustees, 81 ais,
Tho Vermont Central Railroad Company, ct ais.
Upon hearing in the above enlisted cause. upon bill,
answer traverse and testimony b Is ordered that said
be- referred 20 Chas Russell. Of Burlington.
Special Master and also George s. Hale, Of Boston,
Massachusetts. special commissioner TO act in that
State TO ascertain and report seycray and respectively
FAR evidence shall be offered for that purpose who
may be at the time Of the hearings before them, here
matter provided the respectively ofthe first mort
gage bonds called, Of the Vermont Central Railroad,
mentioned 10 the bill the place o(rcsdcucc N such
and how much is due to each upon such bonds the
time OF such hearings or upon the interest thereon, and
how much will grow due thereon, thereafter. and when
and report 20 this Court thereon the Of said bond
holders presenting their claims and the several
amounts thereof respectively.
Aud IL Is by said Court hereby further ordered that all
owners and holders Of said bonds called do scveray
present their said claims upon and In respect thereto be-
fore said master ur commissioner ur allowance and re-
port A. the time and place TO be by them respectively APP
pointed, hereinafter provided, and in default thereof
they will be- subject 90 such further order as This Court
may make in The premises n respect their said uuprc
seniod claims being barred and otherwise.
Aud IL s hereby further ordered by said Court. that
said master fusselN will also ascertain and report how
gagc has been enhanced, since 10 camc into the hands of
and has boon held by the Trustees under said mortgage,
by appropriation NJ the earnings OF said property,
cred by said mortgage, for that purpose aod whether
The Trustees under said mortgage have been guilty of
waste m respect 20 said property and II so. which Of said
Trustees, and 10 what extent and 100 what respect and
whether before after the breach Of tho condition u said
mortgage by the nonpayment Of interest on said bonds
30 called.
And it is further ordered that said master and COM
missioner respectively give notice Of the time and place
Of said hearings before thcm by causing notice thereof
20 Doe published in each week Tor the space Of ninety
DAYS before such time Of hearing in the following named
newspapers, to-wt' The Burlington Weekly Times,
The Vermont Watchman g State Journal. printed
Mt Montpelier, VI, The Boston Daily Post printed at
Boston, n me state of Massachusetts The New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-11

JrDoR WILSON'S NEW llIsronY or THE CoNouRsT
or MrMco.-We have received from the publishers
James Cholen Son, Of Philadelphia, specimen sheets
of this new work, which have doubt will be one Of
me historical power in argument and fact, and an excel
ect work as literary production. 1t is to be uniform in
size and style with Palestine, Past and Present. and
"Ihe City Of the Great King" embeished with Maps,
Diagrams, and fine Wood EngrNiags Price, cloth,
SOD sheep, $780, calf morocco, s3 80.
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Ettrraru.

TnB ArLAsrio Movrmy Boston, Phillips Sampson
Co., $500 per nuuum
The January, February aud March numbers are on
our table There three articles that continued n
each Of them. and they will through The year
Il is hardly necessary 10 give them than quarterly
notice 1t Is very difficult to go into rapures over single
chapters Of long story An author cannot choose a
more trying way in which to publish novel, than to
commit chapter after chapter 70 the pages Of monthly
The story must have unqucsdoncd relish, in each
part or il viii be thrown aside ia disgust The reader
will forget the hero OF heroine and get the minor char
acters ncXtucably confused in his mind, and the plot
will be broken into fragments Nor can we be expected
clap hands and throw up hats at every chapter
of the "MHiders Wooinq, aud the "BUds and Bears
tell the Professor every time he opens his mouth
that his sayings good of old or better than they
Il is asking little too much that we shall pat the
little man on the back whenever he utters an aphorism
or airs rooondte opinions and ory lraro my dear
fellow how you do talk" d" DID you ever hear such
talker' "Why the Professor beats the A,tocrat and
the Atocrat beat the whole world" But that Is the Way
Once month, the whole heavens ahlazc wih
cations Of New England literature, l.nmc ot them biaz-
ing away boy in-tlmcnr) and we have 60 take mp our
telescope. or smoke etssc+, and go and look and
look aud then homc, and 1lk 10 all over with
family and then have Che ucghbors drop iu just bor-
those fireworks, tllk about them and ask how
we like James or The IN. OF Cqadacc, Miss IRIS,
JOHN Fletcher, and then have TO drop down into
chair aud take up J0aeh Gil0a No. and arrange
our paper, and write The Marcn number Of this cx-
cclcnt monthly just published. We have read IL with
great interest II is the best magazine produced n
this country Mrs Stowe continues her story. that
promises TO surpass all her former efforts. IL steadily
progresses in power aud interest Dr. Holmes, IS play
us the role Of Professor, and each number sparcs with
his usual aud unparalleled bnlhaucy These two are
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THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
4 by FOREVER
" H. DOVNS' VEGETdBLE


b 4 L S 4 VI &c T. l. IXTR.
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards Of thirty
years. aud has always been warranted to glvs entire sat
acton and have yet 10 learn OF the first case where
the people dissatisfied. where they wanted their
money back. We still warrant IL, and II any person. at
ter using It, wants his money returned he has only TO
notify the agents propretors and will be refunded
at once. What more can We say Do you want large
Almanac filed with certificates that nobody believes p
Ifyou want anything more than this, ask Of your
neighbors that have used the article and II they tell you
that 10 is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH.
Group, Asthma, and all diseases u the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, and all diseases tending 10
CONSUMPTION,
buy and fyou like &c. please IN turn tell your acquain
tancc to g. and remember this fact that when you
find medicine that docs an that the proprietors say It
will then awaysusc It when necessary and never change
for a new article that may be worthless.
II you wish to try n II. DowNs's ELIXIR, and 1t Is
not kept in your town, ask your Druggist Merchant
to order a small supply Of my Agents, J. NJ HENRY
SONS. Waterbury, VT or u most any Wholesale
Druggist in New England, New York or Canada. They
will Furnish circulars IL You order them.
The Price Of this nffic is 80 cents and @l00 per bottle,
and Tor Trial Bottles % CENTS.
Tho trial bottle we have not put up until within few
months. We do IL that all may give II trial at
the least possible expense.
Be,rayt VI CouNf,rfeitsf
Remember the genuine is warranted, and is signed with
pen with my name. ~ II. DOWNS.
Trial bottles, p cents. For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont. 1852
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A SCHOOL JOURNAL FOR VERMONT.

The Committee appointed by the state Teachers as
sociaton, TO secure II possible the establishment Of a
School journal for this State, have succeeded well IN
obtaining subscribers and have become folly satisfied
that such journal is desired aud will be sustained by
the Teachers aud Friends Of Education in the State that
they have decided 10 commence with April next the pub
LEGATION Of such journal
The Committee being all engaged in teaching found
IL imWactoabie to commence with January, as proposed
~ their Circular Of August last.
After April the Chairman will devote his whole time.
until the meeting Of the Association ia August next to
the interests Of The journal.
The Committee are aware that many Of the wisest
OF the state doubt the proprcy Of this effort and prcd
cate failure ON the result Of efforts made some years
sincc-lhey seem 70 be unwilling grant that Vermont
has made any progress since those efforts. Neither do
they inclined to give credit for the very general and
harmonious interests awakened 10y The active and cuthu-
siastic labofs of our ndcuighle SECRETARY through
out the whole Sutcau interest that rcarhcs tu the
family, that first and most important school
They have not, however, decided 20 make 70. without
having fully "countcd the cost From the encourage
mont they have received from the mass Of the Teachers
and parents too, in the small portion o the State they
have visited, from which they have received subscrp-
tons they cannot feel justified in taking the rcspous-
bity Of reporting to the next meeting Of the Association
that vermont does not want and will not sustain school
journal oi her own For We do not believe either asser-
ton would be true Indeed, the opposers Of the action
Of the Association, do not deny that Journal would be
good thing, provided it could be sustained
We call upon you, then, Parents and Teachers To de-
eide whether State that Is known abroad cmphaucay
as nursery Of Teachers and Men, sustain journal
devoted 10 her school interests
The journal will be- published monthly Twill contain
twenty four pages octave, neatly covered and stitched,
and will be furnished at dollar year Ten copies
~ ono address, eight dollars twenty do, fifteen dollars
hiV do twenty-five dollars siugle copies Will be sent
free " postage.
Publishers who receive printed slips Of ihe above arc
requested TO give an insertion 10 their papers and thus
advance the oouseio such will do So, with favor
able notice. will send copy without exchange, If u-
formed Of the fact
A. T.. LEANENWORTH1 Goo.
j, $. SpAILDlNG, ~,
A. ID. ROE, "''"
Hiucsburch, Feb. d.. 1889.
Advertisements 20 limited number, Of character 60
-nul-m wan nm Mn-k. WIN De m --Ll-a Nm -.-a .lAo. ~
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NEW UAMpsU1RE ELECTION.

From an extra from the Concord Statesman
office, we learn that the Republicans have
trumphed, having elected their Governor, the
the three Congressman, and a large majority
in both branches of the Legislature.
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DEATH OF THE POSTMASTER GEN
EK Al

WAsnrNGroN, March s.--The Postmaster
General died at about haifpast this morn
ing lie had occasional dclirium. during
which he called for "thc Bill, evidently al
luding to the defeated Post Office Appropria-
ton bill Quarter Of an hour previous to his
death. he was conscious, and took leave Of his
nmllr.
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BODY or THE LOST BALLOONIST
FOUND.

ADRIAN, Micu, March S.-The remains
Of Ira S. Thurston, the acronaut, who made
the unfortunate ascension from this city last
September, were found on Sunday last. near
Toledo and ten miles from the place of his
nscnnl.
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nacn time, 20 The more polished verhcaton Of Francis,
who ou the whole has translated his author In more
sriritel manner ,i, am. otlr Er.,li.b mon, ma i
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''',.''ns a'l'e from 't' N"uoH"' he'le" 'lHE NiIh
oF HNHcARNAssrs' giving an account Of excavations
and n colossal monuments lately transferred from tho
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c"hptt4 H t't present n"nDcf Next we ha'eirom the
Eclectic Review "physict Description Of the Universe
beu,a review of Vol ~ PAN of Alo,,n,ior Won,
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l'''"'''N @''1' ""'Ni N'' U' MUSIC "' -N''H'ASla
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tory OF the Romans under the Empire from the London
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H"H 'A' bN'Hn university Mas'Auei 'false Morahp
Of Lady Noyeists from the National Review; "Gearge
sand ON Prince Taue,r,d" rrapbie and poverf,l
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the Water Cure az Northampton has published troa-
iiso ON "Moforpaibv and Nlotior if 90 de,lorin, his
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u'"'''' '"" p'a'U'e 'h 'Ae treatment OF disease ne
extract From 10 the following interesting description of
his method Of treating consumption -
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II ERR lex d. p AGE
will occupy Rooms over the Retail Store for the
featuring ard wholesaling of Boots aud Shoes where
will he found large stock Of Goods, manufactured
pressy for the retail trade, which cannot be surpassed in
country or city. 81
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ntm advertisements.

HATS &,CAPS AT LESS THAN COST,
III az FRENCHS
March 7, 1889. Head Of state Street
NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING this day
' received by JAS g. FRENCH
March Z. 1859.
I ITERATION. This is to certify that
l 4 have given my son. Roswell S. scrbucr his time
during the remainder Of Dos minority aud shall pa, no
dcut u his contraotag claim Of his wages, after
this date EDWARD SCNBNER
Fny.ton, VT March D. 1859 3t36'
GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING !
" FOR THIRTY DAYS
T,oenty per cent. less than cost to CLOSE u err
Row is your time get great deal Of Clothing for a
Having purchased the stock recently owned by NEW
/ ELL kTNSMAN, deceased, go O. heavy discount, will
sell at 20 per cent less than cost the following goods
HATS AND CAPS,
Of all descriptions
A LARGE STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING,
latest styles; Cents Furnishing Goods
every variety a large stock Of
b D vs. & / u L II n Il
which win be- offered az astonishing
low prices
No Humbug This stock Of Goods must be sold i'm
Remember the place No. s state Street. pade, the
ADAMS KELLOGG.
Montpelier Feb. 10, 1889.
n e w Sly LES G A S
/ 4 just received by ADAMS kELLOGG.
March /, 1850
DEEBES' SPRING STYLES HATS
ID just received from Ncw York by
March l. 1859 ADAMS KELLOGG.
7 Asst CALL.-All persons who have un-
settled accounts with me- are reminded that an ac-
counts mot paid previous To- thp 18th day of March, will
be lof. with ana attorney for collection.
JAMES G FRENCH.
Montpelier Feb o. 1852
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HATS &,CAPS AT LESS THAN COST,
i az FRENCHS
March Il 1889 Head Of State Street
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NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING this day
4 ' received by JAS. q. FRENCH.
March +. 1859.
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Hiucsburch Feb d. 1889.
Advertisements, TO o. limited number, Of character 60
conform with coo work. gilI ho inserted ia good style, at
reasonable rates.