The Stanstead journal, 22 avril 1869, jeudi 22 avril 1869

[" D'IÔURNAL, _ MR OR Es DVR.L, Re ROBINSON, Proprietôre: 0 Rock Isisnd.OR an lk aa ary TENS.~0no copy per annum, in sdvance, 91,50 ZE not ein The United Btatos, - 42,00 M.B.Cry, in advance.\u201c - Rates of Advertising.One square Uzlines) one week, One square one y! car Legal notices and all tranelent ndvertising for \" \u2018which no contracts are made, per line, 1,00° no 8 Each continuance, per line, KI Dusincss Cards per line Ly tue jar Special Notices, per line, drat sertion, Each continuance.per line, » Liberal arrangements with yearly advertisers.\u2014 paid in advance, Tl'ransient udvertialug must be Tara Bove wes = nf ds done at reasonable , Oards, Paper, Buvelopes, &c., kept constant.J look, races sullcited.Business Cards.GEO.W.BROWNE, Manufacturer of Window Shades, FACTORY ST, SHERBROOKE.Orders will receive promptattention.All Public Buildings will be furnished at 10 per cent.discount from usual prices.A.EDGAR DREW, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DERBY CENTER, VT.20 1.D.L.PARKER, M.D., HOMEOPATHIC .PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ROCK ISLAND, P.Q.Office and Rooms at Mrs.Wood's.R.T.JOHNSON, M.D., PIYSICIAN AND SURGEON, STANSTEAD PLAIN, P.Q.Office at Olivier\u2019s Hotel.IVES & HOVEY, ADVOCATES, ROCK ISLAND, P.Q.W.B.IVES.IL.3.HOVEY.1,00 10 3 \"TERRILL & TERRILL, ADVOCATES,\" STANSTEAD, P.Q F.W.TERRILL.J.L.TERRILL.HALL & JOHNSON, ADVOCATES, STANSTEAD, P, Q, ROBERT N.HALL.EDWIN Rk.JOIINSON.W.C.HERBERT, ADVOCATE.Ofiice opposite Stanstead County Hotel.STANSTEAD PLAIN, P.Q.GEORGE 0.DOAK, ADVOCATE, COATICOOK, P.Q \u201cJoux YOUNG, [Attorny Counsellor at Law, and So- Wicitor in Chancery.DERBY LINE, VT.(Formerly of Troy, Vermont.) OFFICE OVER A.T.FOSTER'S STORY, L.H.BISBEE, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, NEWPORT, VERMONT.TTRICUARDSON & THOMAS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, STANSITEAD PLAIN, P.Q.Oflice at the Registry Ofice, oue door South of Dr.Meigs\u2019.©, A, RICHARDSON,N.F.CIAZ.Mn THOMAS, ¥.r \u201cFOWLE & CLEVELAND, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS, LENNOXVILLE, Q.C.E.TOWLE.Ji.C.CLEVELAND.WILLARD GLIDDEN, Manufacturer of \"Wagons, Sleighs and Carriages, COA'TICOUK, P.Q.TN.A.BEACH, Manufacturer and Dealer in Spruce, Hemlock, Pine und lard Wood amber of ail kinds.Argo, CLAPBOARDS, LATS & SHINGLE.Large dimension Spruce furnished to order, with despatch.MAGOG, P.Q.EDGAR A, HUNT, DEALER IN Henuments, Grave Stones, 'l'ablets, Cout- ter and lable \u2018Lops, Mantel Pieces, Sinks, Wash Stands, &c., NEWPORT, VERMONT.PATTON & PARSONS, DEALERS IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C., &C.© \u201cWatches, Clocks and Jewelry, Repaired and WARRANTED.AGENTS FOR Wanzer & Co.\u2019s Ceicbrated Improved Shuttle Sewing Machine, At the Old Child's Store, STANSTEAD PLAIN, P.Q MRS.A.A.BARRY, DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER, ROCK ISLAND, Q.Fashions received every month.Shop at her residence.A.T.FOSTER & CO., \"(Successors to the Into Charles Plerce.) 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ES JL H HOLTON, Sliver Plater, Uanufacturer and Denier in Harness & Carriage Trimmings, ROCK ISLAND, C.E.MARRIAGE LICENSES, Day be lad at the Methodist Parsohnge, STANSTRAD PLAIN.MARRIAGE LICENSES, Can be obtained on application to the Rev J.THORNELOE.St.George's 'nrsounge, GEORGEVILLE, C.B.MARRIAGE LICENSES, d of Rev.Mey oe Se Congregational Church, \" BTANSTEAD PLAIN.ere EE \" MARRIAGE LICENSES, May be obtained of Rev.L.P ADAMS, at FITCH BAYA, HL WILKINS, PASHIONABLE TAILOR, 2.§TANSTEAD PLAIN.Rooms ib Khight's Block\u2014Up Stalrs.OLAREMONT- MANUF'G co., ra ; uanoriots na 0 .Ln ah: .& \u201cPayer es Stationers, JULAREMONT, NEW RASIPSUIRE.+ 4 gmCASIL PAID FOR BAUS.£3 J.ROGERS, Pas- P Wholesale Book.1 Le 1 oe.«Haosqu +50 1e 3 « ' Yer oe sit et ! Cnt Correa ton Yee Tia Wr A Dade yg vend not baw host log se Shit +55 oh oF abd Ll aa ghee er | ESTABLISHED 1845.i) 7 .h A FAMILY NEWSPAPER~FOR-THE FIRESIDE: FARM AND FIELD.ab SAE rr IN ADVANGE emo PA ga D re $1.50, VOLUME 24\u2014No.\u201c4; .About Cellars, What is the condition of your gellar?Is it damp, close, filled with disagreeable odors, proceeding from germinating or decaying vegetables?If so, it is high time you gave the matter your earuest attention ; for you have in that locality the germs of disease,.and yourself and family are liable to be prostrated at auy moment.You think your cellar or basement is in good sanitary condition ; do you know that it is?Have you fairly aud carefully examined the.premises?Have you looked over the potatoes, turnips, squashes, and other vegetables, to ascertain their condition?We know that diptheria, typhoid and scarlet fevers, and many other most serious iHuesses, have their origin ic cellars, both in eity and country; and we can do our readers no greater service thao to urge them to see that, at all times, they are in a dry, sweet, wholesome condition.Why should farmers and farmers\u2019 families, living in the counlry, away from pestilential vapors of cities, be so subject to attacks of malignant diseases?There is & reason for it, and we can point it out.They arise from the indifference mavifested to the observance of hygienic rules, aod the violation of sanitary laws.Cleauliuess is essential to health, and is just ae necessary in the country as in the city.A family living over a foul cellar is more liable to be poisoned aud afilicted with illuess thao a city family living io its polluted atmosphere, but without cellar or base- meut filled with fermenting roots and fruits.There is far more sickness iu the country amoug husbandmeu than there ought be.With plenty of pure air, Water, aud exercise, the evil imp, disease, ought to be kept at bay ; and he would be, if « better observance of certain hygienie couditious were main- taived.Bad conditioned cellars, small, close sleeping rooms, stoves,\u2014these are all agouts of evil, and are fast muking the houses of farmers almost as unhealthy ns those of the dwellers in cities.Are not these suggestions worthy of consideration ?\u2014Boslon Journal of Chemistry.Smut in Wheat.In a late number of the Prairie Farmer some inquiry was made as to whether lime is a preventive against smut.My experience tells me that lime of itself would be of litte use were it not combined with the solution of salt.7 will give my method of preventing smut, which has never failed :\u2014 Save as much chamber-lye as will thoroughly saturate the quantity of wheat you may wish to sow, then for every ten bushels of whent, add two ounces of arsenic dissolved in rain water, spread the wheat on a level floor, then take a broom aud dip it in the mixture, shaking it over the wheat until there is sufficient to wet the whole.Shovel it over ouce or twice, until you are satisfied that it is all soaked alike, then sift over it a thin coat of tine slaked lime ; shovel over until the lime adheres to all the wheat alike.When it is ready for sowing, should there be occasion to wash the wheat in salt brine for the purpose of cleaning it, the dissolved arsenic my by added to a small quantity of chamber-lye aod applied as above, after the galt brine fins been thoroughly draived.Do uot let the pickled wheat remain in the bags over night.Ihave tried this several times and have found it to accomplish the desired effect in all cases.\u2014 M.L, Curtis, in Prairie Farmer, Mice In Orchards.Last fall I made ao inquiry through your valuable paper for some composition that might be applied to youug irnit trees, late in the fall, to prevent mice from gnawing the bark during the winter.A number of preventives were proposed, such us have frequently beeu prescribed by various authors upou fruit growing ; all of which have failed to keep off the mice.But as \u201cry, try again\u201d is my motto, I would say to all who feel an interest in fruit growing, let us ascertain, if possible, some reme- iy.and make it known by sending it to the Farmer.The damage dove by mice in Maine the past year can hardly be estimated.Millions of yonug fruit wees have been killed, young forest trees injured, and grass damaged very much.Unless something happens to diminish their vumber, I do pot sec how full crops of grain con be raised.1 havo a neighbor who has taken much paius withiv a few years to raise an orchard.He has oue coutuining eix- teon buvdred nice grafted trees, and he thioks he shall be able to save only about five hundred, the rest are killed.1 have three hundred apple trees that havo been set within five years, the must of them are spoiled; also, a pur- sery of about 1wenty thousand, mostly budded, which are spoiled as far as 1 learn digging throngh the snow, which ut this time is some five feet deep.J.3.T.\u2014 New England Farmer.Corry 0\u2019Lanus on Boys.Some things may be spid iu favor of boys; some tradea would not live without them.\u2018The glass-put-iu-men wouldn't have much to do, and putty would be on the decline, if there were no boys to break the windows.There would bo vo customers for the cast-iron peuches and green apples which come carly in the sensoo ; but for the boys, the doctors wouldu't have so much to do in curiug cases of cholera morbus arisiog therefrom, Boys can be useful when they have a mind to, apd can sell pewspapers,.black boots, hold horses, and do chores, Boys individually are better then boys collectively.If there were only one boy in the world I thivk ho would be a good boy ; it geverally takes at least two boys to et up any mischief, Have one boy ina store and you ao make him useful.oo ¥ Hire n secoud boy, and their time will be chiefly devoted to chasing ove another over the connter, and frivg the dust-brush aud directory at each other's heads.A boy tegius lo Le n buisance when 21,\" p grows out of it depends on oircumstan- ces.Some never do.It is questionable whether boys-lead an enjoyable existence.They make 8 great deal of fuu at other people's expense, but they have most always got grievances.They would like to have their own way a littlgy more, a pretly way it wonld be, : Give a boy a choice of all occupations in life, and chauces are that he would prefer either to be a Robinson Crusoe on a desert island, or a captain of a band of robbers, such as he has read about, and seriously thinks of goiug into one or the other of these desirable pccupations when he gets to be a man.He has a great respect for a stage driver and the captain of a canal boat\u2014there is an idea of çom- mand iv these positions that takes his ideas, His idea of being a man is, having plenty of money, doing what you please, and being able to smoke or chew tobacco without getting sick over Somebody wrote a song.\u201cWould 1 were a boy again.\u201d Those who had the bringing up of him are not likely to have the same sentiment.Raising a boy ouce is as much ns anybody wants to undergo, aud fortuvately, when they once grow up they stay growed up, aud have children of their own to afflict them.Crover AND Tivorny.-\u2014-A.Hadley, in a communication to the Northwestern Farmer, gives, what he regards three important reasons why clover should always be grown with Timothy.First, the clover being tap-raoted penetrates deeply, stands drouth, mollows the soil, and the Timothy grows much stronger and holds up the clover.Secondly, it sown for pasturage, the Timothy almost uviversally prevents the clover from swelliug cattle.Thirdly, hay is too binding, especially for cattle, and clover too washy, (succulent), hence, both together are betier than either alone.To these, the Country Gentleman adds under the head of the first, that where grass comes in a rotation, it is of the utmost importance ou u clay soil, that at least a part of this grass crop be clover.It will serve to mellow and loosen the heavy Bil jn a remarkable degree, so that when turned over with a plow, it will not only be rich, but loose aud friuble.IF, ou the vther hand, Timothy alone is sown, (which some do because lay sells better), the sod will turn over heavy aud clammy, aud be unfit for any crop which is to follow.The same corres- poudent says that he is partial to rye for calf or sheep pasture, which he occasionally sows iu the summer or autumn, after a crop of corn ; and then, after pastusel it is tuined under for a spriug crop\u2014cornu, if the soil be strong enough\u2014or it may be allowed to go to harvest.Wirrive Oxen.\u20141It is a cruel and generally useless act of barbarism to whip oxen; yet many farmers are in the habit of continually keeping the whip going when teaming their cattle.Instead of inviting the avimals to exertion by proper words, the first intimation the poor creatures bave from their muster that he desires them to start, is a cut of the whip or a prick from the goad.This is vot only savage, but absolutely wicked, und wholly unueces- sary.Another practice often seen is that of pounding and thrashing the ox- eo because they don\u2019t readily back a load, when they have not been learned to back an empty cart down hill, 1 have no doubt that the selling value of of many & yoke of oxen is depreciated irom twenty-five to seventy-five dollars, Ly beiug abused in this way.If ani- als are desired to work, they must first be taught to work, and when they understand what is wanted of them they will cheerfully comply.But there is n better way to communicate your desires 10 them thao through the whip.Kindness and skillul management is far better.Remember that \u201ca merciful mau is merciful to his beast.\u201d\u2014 The People, SnArreinG Epoev Toors.\u2014The Mark Laue Express copies the following receipe for sharpening edged tools from n German scientific journal, for the benefit of farmers, mechanics and laborers.It has long been kuown that the aimplest method of sharpening à razor is to put it for half an hour in water to which has been added vne twentieth of weight of muriatic or sulphuric acid, then lightly wipe it off, and aiter a few hours set it on a hove.The acid bere supplies the place of a whetstove by corroding the whole surface evenly, so that nothing further thas a smooth polish is necessary.The proces never-io- jures good blades, while badly hardened ones are generally improved by it, although the cause of improvemeut re- maivs unexplained.At length this process has been applied to many other cutting implements.The workman, at the begiouiug of his noou spell, or wheu he leaves it in the evening, moistens the blades of histools with water acidulated as above, the cost of which is almost nothing.\u2018This aaves the consumption of time and labor in whetting.\u201d Porarors.\u2014This crop deserves better culture than it usually gets, and also, perhaps, somewhat earlier planting.To an article on the \u201cRelative Cost of Root Crops,\u201d we gave the practical experience of a Quebec farmer in grow- iag this crop, showing that, with care- fuŸ culture, large retyrns can be depended dpon.We are oot among those who imagine that successin growing this étôp is only to be bad by thosé who invest largely io some new and costly variety.In fact, we thick none of these high-priced new varieties will ever bécome ds Feat favorites for the table \u2018hs \u201cseme o Wi would bot desire a better potato for late summer gtd early wioter use than Vhe Scotch Kidnèy or Pivk-eye, nor for late winter 4nd spriog use than the Peach- blow ; and witli the same care and culture we think they will yield just as profitable relurns as any of the newet sorts.~ For'd'latité, coarse potato, to | he 1s eijbt years old.How soon he STANSTEAD, Que.; the old softs, We.Chil, Harrison and Cuzco, will prove valuable, being heavy yioldery, though da Farmer, ° Woop ASHES FOR STRAWHERRIES.\u2014 | There is no better fertilizer fur strawberries than ashes, Wa remember (hat oue of the best crops we ever had was raised when the only manure nsed was wood ashes.All soils will not alike be Lenefitod by such an application ; but it is always safe to use ashes ic connection with other\u2019 manures.If ashes only are used, there ate fower weeds, as no seed can be introduced by the manure.A goutlemao of Brooklin, Mass., informs us that a neighbor of his, Mr.E.F.Bacon, has n coarse wool sheep that dropped a lamb February 20, and on the 13th of March, another lamb, both of which sbe owus, and is apparently proud of, as both are likely, thriving lambs.The Hearth and Home says: Io feeding farm avimele, remember that when you place food before an animal, it is enton for three purposes ; to give muscular strength, to suply heat, or make fut or butter.The more a cow consumes to supply muscular waste, the less goes to milk.The more she needs to keep herself warm, the less she can yield of milk or of flesh.Coarse, rough food, as swamp hay, butts of coru- stalks, and straw yield some starch or carbon.This ig the reason why an an- imul in an open shed will eut trash which it would reject iv a warm stable.Yet there is nothing gained by starving them to rough fodder.Good shelter would be cheaper.Tho richer the food in albumen, the more vigor nad muscle it will make.\u2018The farmer gains more by a few high-fed animals than from much half-starved ill-housed stock.0e.A Frame Building 22 Miles In Length.Persons who pass hastily over the Uuniou Pacific Ruilroad hardly give a thought to the immense amount of work which has been performed by the Compauy.From the Sacrameuta Lo the preseut terminus of the road, at Elko, the traius are once more running regularly.The immecuse amount of money and labor expended in cutting through mountaius, opening tunnels, grading the roud and laying the track can with difficulty be realized by those not familiar with {he business.Not the least of the problems to be solved was that of protecting the track from the heavy falls of snow which were to ba auticipated during the winter months.To obviate this difficulty as far as possible, the Company determined to erect a series of sheds, or rather oue building, which should protect the road over the snow line.Accordingly, they have erected o building which is doubtless the larzest in the world.It is twenty-two miles in loogth, sixtceu fact in width and sixteen feet 12 height, not including the pitch of tho roof.It is put up in the most substantial manner, all the timbers used being of the best quality to be obtained.The sides are inclosed, and were it uot fur the fact that daylighi peuetrates through the interstices between the boards, the whole affair would be very like à hnge tunnel.The building is braced together iu a most peculiar mauner, aud is,iu addition, firmly bolted to the rocks wherever the road nears the faco of a cliff.Where snow slides are to be feared, no extension of the roof has been carried to the cliffs, so that falling masses shall pass over the building and lodge on the other side.In many pluces, where side tracks are located, the building is wider than the fizures given above.More thun 40,000,000 feet of lumber have been used in its construction.It covers an areca of more than 1,800,000 square feet, or nearly forty-four acres.Of the best proots of the stabilty of the structure is in the fact that, with the exception of a few miles which had not been ronlly completed, it thoroughly answei« ed the purpose for which it was designed during the recent severe storm, in which it was subjected to the most severe tests.\u2014 San Francisco Alta-Cali- fornian.Snarr BarGarns.\u2014Do not slander the merchant, I think it is the front part of the counter that corrup\u2019sthe hack part.Now nod then, in the mercantile business, just as iv any other relation, there are men who iucline to fraud, to guile; but ordinarily men that sell are perverted by the men that buy.You go forth huntivg for a merchant out of whom you can get a bargain\u201d What is a bargain?A true bargin is that transaction in which you render an equivalent for what you get \u2014in which you give that which is worth as much as that which you receive, But what you cull a bargin, is going out aod.finding some one with whom you can trade, so that you can come home conscious that you have got five times as much as you have giveu.And strauge as it may seem, men take pride in this thiog! It is part purpose, and part excitement.For instance, you go into the store of a man who keeps musical instruments for ale.He has an old violin.It is cracked, and has been meuded.You take it and go to the light, aod looking down through the opeviug, you see, \u201cAmati, 1695.\u201d You say to the man, \u201cHow much is this?\u201d He sare \u201cTweit/ dollars, You take it.Ovly twenty dollars! You tremble for fear he will look again.You go home with your \u201cAmati,\u201d aod say, \u201cThat violin ig worth five hundred dollars, and I would not take two buodred in gold for.it)\u201d \u201cHow much did it cost you?\u201d \u201cGuess.\u201d Aud you sit expectant like one waiting for his crown! At last you say, \u201cI only gave twenty dollars for it!\u201d No, [you dont mean that?\u201d \u201cItisa fact that Is all it cost me,\u201d.: And how bap- py you are] Aud yon show that violin the rest of your: life, congratulatiug yourself that it was worth five huodred dollars, and that you got it for twenty.That is to say, you stole all the difference between what you, got it for and feed to stock, the California, Garoet|y \u2018what if was wortly;, 40d.God will judge oh 80 |.Beecher.not very good as table polatoes.\u2014Cang- |.+ a ; «| The Breath of Spring-time, at this twhight THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1869.Sr MAY EVENING.BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.:_ hour - Comes through the gathering glooms, And bears the stolen fruits of many a flower Into my silent rooms.Where hist thon wandered, gentle gale, to find The perfumes thon dost bring?By brooks, that through the wakening meadows wind, Or brink of \u2018vushy spring?Of wovdside, where, in little companies, The carly wild lowers rise, Or sheltered lawn, where, \u2018mid epclreliug trees, May's warmest suushine les?Now sloop the humming bird, that, In the sun, Wandered from bloom to bloom § Now, too, the weary bee, his day's work done, Rests in his waxen room.Now every hoverlng insect 10 his placo Beneutli the leaves hathi flown; And through te long night hours, the flowery race Are left to thee alone.Q'er the pale Llossopns of the sassalras And o'er the spice-bush spray, Among the opening buds, thy breathings pass, ' And come embalmed away.Yet there ix sadness in thy soft caress, Wing of the blooming year! The gentle presence, that was wout to 24 Thy coming is not here, On, then; and yet I bid thee not repadr, \u2018Thy gathered sweets to shed, Where pine and willow, in the evening air, Sigh o'er the buried dead, Pass on to hones where chicerful volees sound And cheerful looks ave enst, And where thou wnkest, In chine alvy round No sorrow of the past.And whisper, everywhere, that Earth renews ler beautiful array, Amid the darkness and the gathering dews, For the return of day.me \u2014 Sm \u2014- From the \u201cDominion Monthly.\u201d 1537-And My Connection with It.BY THOMAS STOKRUW BROWN.CONCLUDED, Tu the morning I walked down to the village of Pointe aux Tremblos, whore all was excitemeut ; but no one, oxcopt myself, had arrived from Montroal.\u2014 Two boys took me over to the opposite island, where in a small honse 1 went to bed, and spout the day.Sending for Doetor Duchosnois, I returned with him in a envoe to Varennes, and took sapper nt his house, with two of my chefs de section, Doctor Gauvin and Rudolphe Desrivieres, who brought uews of the attack at Loogueuil, by habitants auder Bonaveuture Viger, on a party of eighteen Montrenl Volun- eer Cavalry, which liborated Mr.Demaray aud Doctor Daviguon, who were being brouglit in as prisovers from St.Johas.1 remarked: \u201cThen the ball has commenced.\u2014 We must all take our places in the dance.\u201d Gauvin replied : \u201cYes; we will be chased uo longer.Let us go to St.Charles, establish « enmp, and be soldiers.\u201d Revived by the day's rest and supper I wsscuted.Guuviu, Desrivieres, n brother of Desrivieres that 1 had nev- or seen before, and myself, set out upon our expedition, I gave one of my vifles to Desrivieres.Gauvin, F think, had a pistol; and, thus armed and equipped, we declared for war, aud established tho firat \u2018l'atriol\u201d camp iv Canada.Those who have heard of the *\u201cCnu- adiau Rebellion,\u201d or read the long de- hates of the period, or of fifteen thousand troops sent out to suppress that re- hellion, at & cost of more than three willions sterling, may presume it com- enced with preparation and combiun- tion ; but the beginning was precisely what I here relate, and no more.\u2014 Leaving Moutreal alove, with no intel but to tuke the shortest.rond to the States, stopped by a tired horse and an over-cautious ferryman, accideot took me to Varennes, where accident brought two of my city associates, aud wliere one of then, without premeditation, suggested going to St.Charles.\u2014 I had been there but once, avd knew but one resident ; my companions were strangers.What could be more Quixotic theo cur design?Whatever might have been the offence, or responsibility of armed resistance, of failure or of success, it rests it no way ou the people generally, whether leaders or led; but solely on the few who were actnal- ly engaged, acting upon their ows individual impulses.\u2019 On the road, at a collection of houses uod two taverns, we found a crowd of excited people.\u201cWhy are the chiefs deserting?\u201d said they.We have guns aud powder, and can defend them.\u201d We were also told that Me, Drolet, at St Mare, had fifty men with muskets guarding his house ; but, arrived there soou after daybreak, we found npeither men por muskets.À servant man, roused from his sleeping bunk, opened the doog.It was the large etone-house now occupied by the \u201cFraser.\u201d Mra.Drolet, with her two daughters and youngest son, joived ns at breakiast,\u2014 A gentleman from Quebec, we learned had passed up the river, warning all prominent meu, especially those noticeable at the meeting of the \u201cfive counties,\u201d of impeuding danger; and al were either secreted in the back coo- cessione, or goue to the States for safety.Loc Crossing.the Richelieu to St Charles we saw waiting for us on the bank two carts.\u2018In them ere Mr.\u2018 Papineau, Doctor Wolfred: Nelson, Doctor O'Cal- -laghan, and another, on their way tp project.The coincidences iu the theet- ing with persons so promident, at this éxact time sad place, was inost singular (our four names were the first on the list for whom! rewards were offered).Had I left Montreal with auy intention tot finding these gentlemen, I know not in what direction Ë should have gone, Lor whea I should\" have.attained my end.Neleon was shakidd preparations the river.They did aot forbid our\u2019 ME er ve I weut into a house, abd lay dowu to rest.Gauviu, finding a sword, put himself at the head of n suddenly-form- od squad of sovanteou men, armed with fowling-piecos, marched up to the mau.or-liouse of Mr.Dobaïtzh, aud took possession.Soon, a servant camo with a fine.horse, now anddle and bridle, for the \u201cGounural\u201d; aud I rode up to the mauor-house, a largo one story wooden place, vow trausformed into «a camp, with sentries posted, and was nddressed by nll ns the *Goueral.\u201d Tho appointment was thus spontaneous, aud 1 had uo other.My command was of my own creation.At any other time this would have been rather grand; but, with aching bruises, a swollen head, one eye roceutly destroyed, and my, jaws closing, to stop entivg, it required resolution to maintain the positivn.\u2014 This was Friday, the 17th of November.: Ou Suuday thoro was no work done, for the Cunadiaus on this point obey the commnendment.Ou Mouday wo continued cutting down trees ubout tha house, to form barricades to our camp, intending to cover them with oarth; but this was so little advanced that ony defonco hnd only renched the conse- quonge of a strong log-fence, with nu military or engiucering preteusions, when we were driven out.Two old rusty six-ponndoers, found inn barn, were mounted on sleigh-vunuers, by the village blacksmith, aud loaded, for want of other missiles, wits scraps of iron.L'hese were our only artillery.Our fame spread abroad.The couv try people supposing tho time for rising had arrived, flocked in, without waiting for special orders.Never can | forgot the nlacity and dovotion of these mon, coming forward, even before the call, to maintain their country\u2019s rights.\u2014 They were the right material.With urmes and officers, wo could have improvised nu army off hand; but we had neither.In nu old settled country, from which guna has disuppeared, a vinguler collection of fusils was in their bands, in all stages of dilnpida- lion ; some must have come down from before the conquest: and (he whale would have bacu an interesting variety forn museum.There was, J think, but one musket; und 1 do not remember aceing a «imglo bayonot, À few kegs of powder wers collected, and cartridges made; but with such diversities of bore, L'envnot gay that every man got what he could use.There lisul been uo goneral military ovenniza- tion or training since the conguest.\u2014 Such bad been the policy of Government, and it now renped the advantuge.By another of the coincidences ol St, Charles, Mr.Blanchet, the parish priest, wan a *\u2018patriot\"\u2014a}mostthe only one in the proviuce\u2014nnd favored us.\u2014 Mr.Deburtzles premises, well supplisd withjeattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, aud] breadstuffs, furnished our cominissnrial, The whole country abont ns was \u2018\u201cpatriot,\u201d with a small exception.Simon Lesperance, a merchant of La Ropre- sentation, aud à few others, ruspected ol opposite tendencies, wera brought in ax prisoucry by their neighbors, Such was 1bo camp at St.Charles.A few hundred mes assembled, and thonsands were ready to join ;\u2014a mere collection of individuals, without the upplinnces, or instruction, or comand.rs, from corporals upwards, required for any action military.But such was wut the newspaper report published abroad, There I had wn strong, well.armed, and disciplined force, in a well fortified position, with two of \u201cDonn.purie\u2019s\u201d generals under me, and a foundry for casting canuon ! Sir John Colborne, now commanding in Montreal, determined to attack this formidable array.Two expeditions were set outy=\u2014ove under Col.Weth- erell, by the way of Chambly ; the other vader Col.Gore, by the way of Sorel,\u2014to secure the capture of leading meu, by no attack on both sides, Ou the afternoon of Wedaesday, the 220d November, Col.Gore left Montreal with two companies of (he T'weu- ty-fourth Regiment, and one company of the Thirty-second (Markhnm's).and a small party of volusleer cavalry.with one howitzer 1Z-pouuder, \u2018Two companies f the Sixty-sixth joined them ut Sorel.LiL ten o'clock at night the march commenced for St, Denis, eighteen miles.It was rainivg heavily nud the road was kneo deep nlmost in soft mud ; towards morning it commenced freezing, and a #oow-storm faced the troops.Cold aud exhausted they struggled on, Markhain\u2019s company leading, picking their way, asthey best conld, expecting to breakfast at 51 Denia, without opposition.The first files had uearly outered the village, when fire opened upon them, The howitzer, vulimbered at 250 yards, opened fire in return; but the troops, tuking shelter round barus and houses, were too benumbed to handle their muskets, Markham, sheltered behind a long barn, twice rushed out to lead an assault, and each time received a musket wouud, the last one very seri- oue.Firing continued for a fel hours chiefly from the howitzer, and then the troops retreated to Sorel, leaviog the guu behiod as a trophy for the \u2018patriots.\u201d Such was the relation made to me by some wounded men, wlo were left prisoners, and it corresponds with the official report.Had a dash been made iuto the village, in the morning, the troops would have easily carried it.Had the \u201cpatriots\u201d followed the exhausted retreating troops, iu the afternoon, possibly all would have been captured ; but neither knew the weakness of the other.Wulfred Nelson, one of the bravest of the brave, commanded at St.Denis.He had uot raised ihe standard of revolt, but only defended Limself against an illegal warrant, In war he would have been a great General ; but perhaps, a Murat, greater in action than in douu- cil, He had for defence ouly about fifty fowling pieces of any use\u2019; a small embaokmedt across the road was a \u2018protection to sharpshaotefs and the\u2019 stronghold waa a stolit Stone house, at the lower end of the village, Round- shot knotked is the upper \u2018 guble,\u2014 there were three killed id the gatret; below the rafters,\u2019 the Wally wore tdd solid for injury.My \u2018mbit\u2019 Jotimate for\u2019 defence at St.Denis, friend, Charles Ovide Perrault, who W NV HOLE No ; 1217: Le , Ep we gd had been one of the moat effeptit agents of agitation, and \u2018the mt young man I ever met, was mortally\u2019 wounded, while crossing tho street, by: an acgldental parting shot,\u201d \u2026 t: One painful ovont marked th de: \u2026 Liout.Voir, \u201cof the as Re eut, loft Sorel to avertako' Col: Bard's i maud: Acoidontally gotiing: Upon \u201ca wrong road, he drove past, -qud on:'to: St.Dovis, whore ho was made priapuar, us wns early informed 8; from Nolson, wha said id ik ue treated with covery coosidèration!== When the troops approached ifn the morning, ho was placed in s waggon to be sont to me, at St.Charles (nine milos), in charge of two old, rospecté- ble meu.At a short distance, ho jumpod ont to cscapo ; aud, in the souf- flo to scours him, was killed.No man lumented (ho sud event more thau Nolson.a ages À \u2018I'he troops lost, \u2014killed, 6 rank and fils! wounded, 1 oMcer nod 9 rank ani tilo ; missings 6 rank and file.The patriots had 10 or 12 killod.Col.Wetherall was now halted at St.Charles, with a brigade, consistivg of four companies of the 1st Royals, n dutuchimont of the 66th Regiment (another company of the Royals followed from Chambly,) with two six-pouvdorss and a detuchmont of Volunteer Cavalry.It wan doubtful it he would come further after the retreat of Col.Goro; awl indeed, from his report, his ad- vanes would appenr another accident.Reports, coming from we kuow not where, informed us that the * Patriots\u201d were armed in rear of Montreal, throat- \u201cing the city, and hab Chambly, St.Jolin\u2019s, und all the country from thence ts the lines, was in our hands.Dis- appuintment soon fullowed.On Friday avening, the 24th, au American areiv- wd from St.Albans, to inform us that Doctor Cote nud the lenders of the county of Lacadio, with several of the prominent men from the Richelieu, trom Montreal, and elsowhore, were there collecting munitious of war for invasion.Nelson and I thus found ourselves alone.Had our frontier lionds staid at home, ecommuniontion with the States would have beou open for nrwns und muvitions, which would assuredly have come in.The invasion trom St.Albans wan delayed too long.Oue dny earlier it might have proved aceessul, Friday, the 24th, was a beautiful day A whurp frost made the roads good.Huving more men than T could lodge in enmp, 1 proceeded with pue hundred aud billoted them in farm-houses up the river; the advanced posts Teiug nt n mall sirens two miles up, where | directed the bridgo to be destroyed and tie passage disputed, and on à bank in roar, where I directed a bavricads of fonce vaila io bo erected.All wero ordered to skirmish with any coming snemy by firing on the advance wid fulling back.Still auffering from my old bruises, iitted for à hospital rather than for n campy, 1 had hardly got to sleep, about midnight, when | was awakened by a messongur from Desrivicres at the bur- ricade, to say he had made à good work and wanted more men.1 could hardly make out a reply, when it appeared ng it the whole picket was back in camp with æ report that an enemy was upon us.[ft proved a false alarm, but ouly « portion returged to their posts.There way evidently 6 acure.On the morning of Saturday, 25th, t inspected our forces; for, being col- iceted from tho neighboring parishes, their-atteudacco was somewhat irregular.There turned out in camp\u201d precisely one hundred and nine fire-locks, or {should say, flint-locks, for many of them refused to firs, when essayed n few hours after.I counted on one aundred up the river, and fifty in the village, making about two hundred and dfty in all.Just at this Lime, à nan riding up delivered a letler from St, Matthias, opposite Chambly, informing « 1.18 that Col.Wetherall had orders to fall back to Montreal, aud was retrent- sg.Wetherall did not retreat, hseause those people had stupidly stopped tbe order from Sir Johu Colborue to that effect ; and, moreover, that J, who was eighteen miles distant, with Wetherall half wny between, was in command of | them, Worst of all, the man who was rail to have borne the order, told me tu Moutreal, seven years afterwards, that ie was ready to make oath that he | was detained by my orders.Ho did not see me, but knew my voice! Such are the materials of history! [fad Wetherall retreated, our wenkness would have been undiscover( A, and we aliould have remained masters of the south side of the St.Lawrence.Auticipativg vo danger for the day, I set about improving our cdmp, and then rode down to the village, to make urrangements for grinding wheat.\u2014 While cousulting with Bunker, the ho- tel-kecper, at his door, n messenger rushed up to inform me the troops were approaching ; and, reluroiug tv the «amp, I fonod that my pickets, already reduced to about twenty-five men, had all come back to bring the news.Putting myself at their head, I went np nhout two miles to recounoitre, and from a slight eminence, saw the whole brigade, in strength, beyond our means of opposition.Refreshed with the rest at St.Hilaire, and having % fine road they advanced rapidly, Repeating my Tha alter story was that Col, | od vetfss 48 fi +H ody be 5, er bao a dad 11 Fae IRs] Hilaire, nino miles nbove St.[ \u2018but the maoly conra; siouors to phrase, \u201cto mako a settlements?;-Qurs.-.; tions.; us, and the province had to wait 'd \"fa\" years for à government based: potter: \u2018the well-understood wishes of thai: people.\u201d Had we vanquished them.there woold have beeñ only a delay.of « few months, with an'iminiense aavi to tha British Government.turned to St.Charles and Sé.Detis\u2014 I had considered Wetherull's saccess'al +\" St.Charles of little moment,~ re \"Lho trogps lost, by, the ratury t sergeant\u2019 aud 2 rank and \u201cfle 15 ravk and \u2018file wounded, \"Col\" onel's horse wns shot dead.+ Tho hordes of Major Ward ahd\u2019 Captain: David: - (uavalry) severely wounded, «Lhey.id not advance below the.camp till the uéxt'day, when thoy came jnto the | villags, and picked Lge fav viflagers \u2018 to be:conduoted to Montreal \u2018as prisons ors, : Sr cpu Be.The published reporiy .apupunçed.long, hard-fought battle Pind 1 hundred then, but rau away\u2019 before the\" nection commenced ; nod théee hundrad were killed on our sides A subsoqueït \u2018 \u201cofficial\u201d report roduged them to one.huudred aud twenty-liyo, - The frat ex: uggorntion was nbout Len Umes,=lhe lust four: and this, D'prosuiné, is'à'faté xpecimen of tho \u2018truthfuiness of what we rond of \u201cbattles\u201d alsowhere.Lwas:.told, om the day following by some, people near Bt.Denis, who did vot, kpow mo, tht the \u201cGaneral\u201d had\u2019 eéld' film- 4 nell to the English, and run away \u2018to the States with all the Patriot monday! : It muy well be asked: what.wae:; expected to effect .with such wretched; proparations at Bt.Charles?I cau saly anëwer for\u2019 mydalf, tid}, à log, \u2019 the determined anifiintinn: of the IfAdR™ : ple, I thought the loaders.would remain :: with them, und that the ;raisizg; of the \u201cPatriot\u201d flag at St.Charlos, would be | the sigual for o general rising; that men and arms would flow in \u2018frotà the States, as into \u2018Texas and that Sir John Colborne would evacuate Montre- ul for Quabeo, leaving us all the cot.try outside.Had there been then the ; militia laws and military knowledge.of tosdny, this wos'eddy, \u201cThen'L thought\u201d ; we would fu the winter sénd \u201cCommis > Englaod, -in mercluntio + was simply a provivoial.war_\u2026oË ae.Tite \u201cBureaucrats\u201d vaüquiébed : 5.; \"with\" On Monday, tho-27ih, alatmed: « report tliat Col.Wetherall would at.1ack St.Donis, tie placo was evncun,, ted.Dr, Ne sou, the Jroseut Sir Geo.9.8.Cartier, myself, and a few others, passod the day seated\u2019 very\u2019 stipfdly in + swamp, a fow milds back \u201cBluktrapy law slid nbadea a ares be) iss, dud | do i3 during lis rseent soln, apd.several ollier- \u2018important matters are al Judé toro Ff idroot Smpossible shat ille umiätiffuetorÿ Whte of st dé \u201d \u201celas ri Jos Hai ih eh to fips} ei fol ace, MPODjE- ti wi, spa sent Shall Tor 5 bins | alifiongh LH) 0.Nowe: Cork, 'Hergld: hera.of the press talk about |: 6 glefotcoirtÿ 3 sally for 2 beligV 3 : Sage B a pprodages: F i ist what: \u201ctbe United: States wante and, \u201cdite] ayej;and is bésidesia very ith- 3 poteil market for thei > thikuf Flea; \" M r HER ri ty! (ha \u201cle LE finds.The pr re 3 14 make flor ug, : haat Hr bik hei aki} FogGanad padaztl ae ssesbd bot mistomen | That trade is al js grow eau Toe \u2018fb Thé ; 7 hE © es Jynde té < | pe SET 1 Th, A, Jatiops can: bo, made, more.Rimi sai poitie BrokJébaliauhis! hep hd Habs ally ei ng un, di aan 14 pe rel alll g'édyaujage.1, oh \u2018suggestionsh 8;been a made lly isomesrof, \u2018hiosprofection: ists tos wid ihe avordsy: \u2018poñrer torconsider ee ky 3 ne a * TRIER obeyed Wik HEE 4 of 19 1h pggblok: \u201cpar tothe Air oto * tionk ai dspévtare-foom \u2018thé: practic bf Colotia¥Gbvergors huth red 4, \u201cour posts A } Shiller To abated 16 be i pean Bio et! \u201d Soman or St GERE Fa, ion \"Migister-of; Alilitin ar¥ivdd at: x Pen fus té Le réldngea- its on; sl parte ce té d WELT a 7 hon 3 mormon havardée n'Ykssooïgletion=iof tégoti Y Company schew Benge sabcaptéds- by: RS af st hana Ep 1 Zeb +, ACCE pled; b ; (oEigeation from frp the a wie è gr Sd ry boites * Susi -Bour ; \"4 Population of 80,000 Pp ¥.rABRIL 23,:1800, 3H pe T laser fiafactopy footing.The: indi fc oa arevbumerousdthdt thes people Le i \u2018otis \u2018United Sta Pas Site 8 Kil ait ) \u2018of (Ciitiadag bey do uot\u2019 fresftiide ive bugil ligated! : Si vo J z = Ç ,Jeave Fes for.those\u2019.areintinated ill Chi fas iw making.\u2018tbe principal |.\u201csgubsibon\"Hesfst is pi ?baoanbomthis wpe mastery and ownership of all the teritory including ARy:million acres of p ate land equal to the best prairie Jan the West, The tide of \u2018emigrat now setting so strongly from Cannds 0 A United States, would be divorted to this now, virgin soil, as well as the British islands, érdre\" fées yours we' oan: have u eople in that ferrite {There {are gw botweon 15,000 and 20.000.He thought with in fre years our Customs incomo from 0, lafiiiory ronld amount tq £60,000 B 783%49 that in a commercial or fnau- glal point of view the bargain was a good one, The \u2018reservations\u2019 \u2018made to\u2019 a py.amount\u201d \u2018to; ongsiwentieth £ he tyrough the fortile belt, and {ys be 4 hough : was no disadvautage, ai.the ompany- -would: continue to con- (rol-thé Tedians Wibely aid, well as they hag Yas\u2019 ops; 6 \u2018apd \"of the \u201csumo A ih interest in .oncour- gipg the gettlement of the country.Bafpre eloslogy: the hon, gentleman \u2018eXprémea: his\u2019 great \u2018pleasuro with the Libôrh : \u2018mayner\u2019 in.which .the Quebec 4 logisljiure baye settlod the Education quéation, :and gonerally with the legislu- tion uf\u2018lhe: éession.He was much llgascd (il that the Protestant members of\u201d the.; ojisé Shave hag such confidence in \u2018the, \u2018administration of his friend Mr.SE i, | Chauvean, and \u2018expressed his plensuro that the'Hinpncial position was so favor- avé, ob plimenting Mr.Dunkin for the\u2019 ability howa in his department.Afferp briof visit at his home, Sir Georgeitén in « * tho nive \u201cclock train Aan aD The; Magazines.: Go és Läby's 's_Book.\u2014The May \u2018aumber à ig, eleguntly, illustrated, aud the \u2018Fashion, work: and literary departments are: all wip\u2019 to: the afandard of this favor- tes\u201d \u201cÀ; Godey; Phitudelphia.Dikonssrs.AoxtLy.\u2014The May [pumber gives evidence.of the merit of this -Magasive\u2019i in keeping up with the prohinent features of Put- the 41 : dies\u2019 Club,\u201d M usic, &care \u201cwell kept sup.: SW.J.Demorest, 888: \u2018Brondwayy N.w i of i «and.entertaining matter.\u2014 isfactory:2uillhé hosbito udooit >is ithéyDescon & Peterson, Philadelphia.\u201clig fis] © Ÿ gi \u201cul ce | dies! | magasine of: on Literature, aud Fashion, at $20 year.\u2018bér is, good ¢ e.; \u201cOne 8 Monih\u2019 -8 \u2018Bipst-class maga- zihg, at $2 a year.; \u201cThe publishers: of: *Onco'a.Mouth\u201d offer to send-the\u2019 \u201cfirst six months\u2019 vum- bera for\u2018 69 (from January, to.June), = foi or fifly.cent, in ordor.to lot the people The May num- a wit ths eiteuve of: ingimatter.* \u201cIf di \u2018want nearly 600 pages \u2018of \u2018about iho lest and most en- tertainiug.readiag to be had, send I.18.\u2018Arthur & Sous, Philadelphia, the trifle.of -50 cents; and: you will, take \u2018our word for: ity minke Cu first-cluss in- three ot A air a; i 8.Arthur & Sous, : \u2018Philadelphia.Ti EE PER\u2019 Direc: oiang : is pn Yi) ai EE 6 irnoks,a ropfion, Yas.1%el, he ns drag and address es wérotprésented:] p Mayor Ribera i oh OF: ths 1owily 40 od PoE kd igaionsy, \u201c+ The tt es \u201calluded 55 spp : los hé id gives\u2019 dif 6t\"aF the Coirederit rab Menere, Cartier æpd McDowall = dre A !SiaGidorge Smee ht sland! 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Ry appo n ali ai rai Las abmde metbaçau)e Pac ai i 81 Hy; o .93 Aha gs t Pa it, ja fr UGS AB, GA ki ar Titi ohngon Toi pda Fes Dos oo HE ri : «7 x css, 8 dogo: iov èthé spphititheit.of Gd Gov Hai, aids as Ne EN } 1, pen ILbe seen by aus artial SPA) sélice-plake.thut Alio-« Seagate DÉthé\" shot VoitédBrated-fays'olrhôsf ino: | Bar} tea\u201d Host vai ; ELE fale Jo d s hetyenn.Be oLohes States, cating te-gavelions $1634) alters, it 4 »idejocliyoldutising froti ste ating * \u2018our Vasily \u2014 aople po the Domiviod - eed Medi Beitlali | té\u201d at |.J pian ng hd sisred\u201d tés # ekiof >get; he ::0)aims, she geo:the Magarive 8 and.become acquaint ns \u2026 6e.[06 land (sod the | ¥8 jofederdle | Ye à vas -ers, and also for the damage \u2018done 10 | hw Inid up, or sold to other nations, bus; irreuderii Be \u2018parryiog \u2018H6 holds Englag i.7 gpponsible for.the\u2019 prolongation of the oe by thus indirectly giving encouragement to the insurgents, and gegprally takes the position that Great Britain must bp held responsible for all the paughty doings ef the Confederaie onpisors, blockade runners, &c.- As a special, exparte plea, Mr.Sumner, with his high sounding periods snd classical quotations, made u successful speech, How far it will stand before the logic of plain, commonsense viows of intercatioon} lnw and \"comity is another question.Mr.Adams, who 8a ably represented the United States at the Court of James durivg the civil war, bus declared the treaty made by Mr, Johnson and Ear) Clarendon, to be liberal and just to the United States; and there is no man better qualified thau he to give an opinion.The claims set forth by Mr.Sumner are in the nature of à ples by an able parti- sun, but lack the oloments of candor and impartiality.- That à grent wropg was done in the escapude of the Alabama, is not denied by Euglish statesmon, but they claim that they took every precaution to prevent infractionos of tho neutrality laws.With all these precautions, the agents of the Coufederntes succeeded iv getting ships to see, which were sfterward mauned and armed.\u2014 \u2018Fhe same thing hus \u2018happened repeatedly in the United States with regard to other powers, and privatoeriug has been proverbially so Amerjeun charae- teristic.Violations of uoutrality laws have pot been uufregnent cireumstan- ces in the history of the United States, Armed expeditions were opouly raised, armed snd made their base of operations iu the Uuited State ngaiust Canada, iu 1837-8, and jo 1866.Still it is uot ulleged that the Government of that country did not do their duty, after the manver of goveruments, a little too late, and no claims for bloodshed and pillage have ever been presented or allowed.\u2018The questions in dispute between these powers are too great to be treated with the bombast and vele- mence of the stump orator.The importance of peaceful relations are quite as patent to the citizens of the Uuited States as to the subjects of Britain.\u2014 Tue duty of leading statesmen is plain.There are certain great priuciples uu- derlying ull issues of this kind which must, be appealed to, rather than the passions and prejudices excited by heat- od discussion.We have no doubt but the goverument of Britain is disposed lo treat this mattor dispassionately, fairly avd in à spirit of conciliation, bnt \u2018they will not yield ove iota to bluster.FENVINE hide propositions \u201cof certafy | data upon which to found terme of agreement which were accepted hy the representative of the United Staies, but now rejected by the Senaie, they will wait for the proposition of the Washington go verumeut before agaiv altomptiog to negotinte.PARLIAMENT.\u2014Addresses in reply to \u2018| tho bpeécH'Were adopted after some | discussion, i in both Houses, ou the 16tL and they then adjourned until Monday.\u2018The debate was brief aud wot as inter- \u2018esting as usual oo such occasions.Tek ht i tt ee mm ma # The New York Herald wud | other senasitioval papers, predict speedy war between the United States awd Great Britain.They say that Mr.Sumuer spoke tho sentiments of Gen.__ Grant's administration in his speech, uod that the Geueral in saying \u201clet us .(| hare peace,\u201d had no reference to foreign \u201c[relations.: Just now the blustering aud | truculent seems to prédamivate in the toue of the \u2018\u2019sengational\u201d press.Parliament of Canada.© e\u2014 = Lo SENATE CHAMBER, Orrawa, Thursday, April 15, 1869.His\u2019 \u2018Excellency: the\u2019 \u2018Governor-General thd Snente;\u2018in Parliament building: \u2018and took his \u2018seat -upon the throne, * The snembers of the Senate being \u2018assem: bled, \u2018His.Excellency\u2019 was \u2018pleased to command thie attendatice of thie: -of \u2018Commous, \u2018and that House being\u2019 El bonsgentlemanesr1 ad; oF New Ham | preseot:His \u2018Excelledey was pleased to | sans =.open the.second \u2018session of: lhe \u2018first pr sos Sera heft ply i 8 | Parliathont of the Dotialon of Câbade- d'y pi act 18 46 f \"Pr ident = aif: withthe, following \u2018#peocki- \u2018fes 05 dla TE ; vez.y \u2018wht.place the: beta ro | T birone; pe 4 hp st ople: hihi Ten | te Hoapofited domebity 16% 4d | Le à i elcome bixm : ida dood| Kank fide ie\u2019 do Bb : site \u2019 ras verras poeme ss, I pe fi 3 : 2S cin, sing hie fb SURGE qe EE ar = fans and à es sorts ain ejbjde: e POT i Be CIS Sd ipositivbly by some; of.i final.\u201cascasion .bis Rr en TTL the oN Washiogro foorreit do abit] of! fo , be BlmoBt of iy ability, itl fartheriBg Volts efforts td atrgugthet 66 thé tiés that nd the.dif, feront Provitices, Pre and 10 epsu etl rae favo Ty eq i i $forid tn Ë cl seom Tow more theh vir, a; to bs called into eth foams 0 tha tins ape th w tes ë De ui Fam of foro ur que Fos pee oy Fag Tor \"Duke, Go aopidh [Ba dale boi sam ais 3 A American commerce by their ships hard 890\u2019 Bay C This.day, at three o'clock p.'m.,| ' proceeded in state to the \u2018chamber of \u2018enter\u2019 foto o dgéiitions \u201cwith \u201cihe Hud- topany, as to thaxterms ou Wluob they would be willing'to surren- fe their rights and aime save orthwest Torritory, i sent home to England tva srl.the Privy Council as a de putation ri watbh tho course of the proceedings, and attend to the interests of Canada.The Conference in London, and the correspondance qu \u2018the subject, have \u2018been brought to a dofiuitive issue by the propos) which, after a full 7 the ciréumatapces whith Earl Or 3 lle made oo the part of Her Majesty's Government for the cousideration of the people of Cadada and of the Hudson\u2019s Buy Compapy.I have reçoived the intelligence that the Hudson's Bay.Company has, after some.deliberation, decided upon accepting the terms laid down by the Secretary of State for the, colonies.1 havo directed that the report of the mission and all the papers çonnect- ed therewith shall be duly laid before Parliament, and I recommend them to your serious consideration in view\" of the subject no less than iv\u2019 the hope that this long-vexed question may be closed without further delay.I was much gratiofid by the commu- nicatious from the Governor of New- fouudlaud expressing the desire for admission into the Uniou which prevails amongst the inhubitants of that colony ; and especially by his dispatch of the 20th March last covering copies of resolutions which have been pussed by the Couucil and Assambly, and which set forth the coudititious they consider it desirable to advance.Theso documents shall be furnished at once for the information of Parlinment, sud I hope that bofore the close of the session 1 may be ia a position to submit the details of a provisional arrangement for | your consideration.It will be a seusible.pleasure to me, as well as a subject of general congrat- ulution, if, at some early day, the fine colony of Newfoundland\u2014unrivalled ns the nursery of hardy seamen and inexhaustible in its wealth of fisheries \u2014becomes a part ot the Domiuion.Iu accordance with the suggestion of ler Majesly's Goverument, ao earnest attempt has been made to allay the dis- couteut unhappily existing in Nova Scotia, The pupers conuected with this subject will be submitted for your favorable consideration.In contiounnco of the course commenced lust session, bills will be presented to you for the aesimilation of ihe crimiuul laws of the several Prove iuces.No greater boou can be conferred ou a country than a well defined code of criminal law, of general application aod easy ascertainment.Among other measures, bills will be presented to you for the establishment of uniform und amended laws respecting parliamsntary elections, bankruptcy awd insolvency, and patents of iuveution und discovery.Gentlemen of the House of Commons,\u2014 The estimates for the expenditures of the coming year will be submitted to you.\u2018They have beeu framed with ov- ery economy compatible with the public services.I have also desired that the finaucial accounts of the past year shall be luid befure you.Honorable Gentlemen of the Senate, and Gentlemen of the House of Commons, The charters of several banks are drawing lo a close, aod the important.ject of banking and ci currency will be brought uuder your notice.In consid- eriog these questions which so deeply | affect not ouly the important interests\u2019 of commerce, but the daily transactions of life, I feel assured that you will endeavor to adopt such principles as io that application may insure the greatest measure of safely to the public, without curtailing the facilities requisite for the encouragement sud extension of trade.1 have enumerated a variety.of topics but they are of moment, and press for a decision within the limits of the session.I commit them in\u2019 all confi- deuce to your deliberate judgment, earnestly hoping that a blessing may attend your counsels and enable you to discharge with digoity and effect the great trust to which the order of Prov- ideuce has called you.In the Commons the speaker took the chair, aud anvounced that he had received a copy of the speech from the Throne.\u2014 - \u2018The speéch was accepted as read, and Sir John A.Macdouald \u2018moved, sec- ouded by Mr.Tilloy, that the consideration of it be\u2019 the first in order tomorrow, The usual prelimiinry measures were then moved by Sit John, atid the House adjourned till liree.o'clock\u2019 b m.fo- morrow, About 85 nembre were present.\u2019 ee he Otto -The Alabama Treaty.WASHINGTON, April 18.\u201cThe \"oaly speech made in the; Senate to-day, on the Johuson-Clareñüdon treaty,.for the saltlement.of claims, was made by Mr.Sumner, and, o¢cnpied noarly:two hoors.in \u2018deliyery: ;: Mr.:: Sumuer.-took - the.ground.that | {instead ; .of :rémoyjng any existing: grievance, the j\u2018irbetÿ left nothing but heart burnings snd: therefore would not be considered a settlement of}: she pending.questions betweén.the-two \u2018tations: It.offered.no.semblance of \u2018éompensation and it could: vot be; for Abe interèsts-of: eithédoparty that the trebty, abould; be.:ratified.Æxamining:f jit from Begibning.to éendyhé Showed \u2018it.was merely forthe dettlement: of.individual claims; on both sides so! that Wh\u2019 ferers by; the micondutt; taf-Engladd-may lcouniertiälbnre:bg.thé Britiali blookäde rüduers.: The :6ase;against Kogland / Jen slsbornely uated) \u2018incläding the tigh proclamation: of: neutrality, and Pe imittiog the, bnilding.knd- \u2018éqdipping |: riyatoers fo; British\u201d portasiwhich |v At the: effect \u2018of.proldnging - .the war, for, two.years, - British shi ps:and Brits; ish: wapplies:did:thieir.worky but venta.\u2019 ally fr id; in tlisiranrk and.the 1rebéls 100 jecumbed, Hei:apoke- of.thë ex- lant of aur,lossess tot only-by; the ~d friction - 'iof + outs shipsiiwiioh::: way cdmparatisa) o)y;smelly y'butiin the destrucé- lilon 6Pthe Ameriean 7 darbying teades |! The.falling, off: in jour:sé vi andt ris, with due allowatice for Frhobis) * beg\u201d Jenve: to maké-\u2018tHé\"follotritig present : ments\u201c Wuthave\u201d given thé Advieral billd prasented: for sovslderation, cnréfil'ind.-éatnest attention} aud taken\u2018sdch attion: gon dactras; io oir judgrhéit,\"\u2018tcéit-\" \u2018warranted bythe \u201ca¥idencs\u201d submits ted, Leds ep cele bh ik Hh * Our task Has \u2018boed'lébotious; n° Inigo\u2019) utimbay \u2018of eae: ha#ing\u2019: \u2018laid dur ff lutteution j- but may of\u201ciiom \u2018à \u2018eh (rifling: importance{that id bat-dpiaion\u201d HH dis daitig of them tian Bringio Thon po thin Coutt of Qube Bt (We submit that out: judgment het ends of Justice wohld bu Bort served witli mtohlasy: cout ind trouble, by: so Magistrates-\u201ct5* vatotmeHify bane tw k on their way.to \u2018the \u201cNew |.Amo SVM \u201c Eh munies ner havin, n =PH ; 200008] à à duo proportion af tron in the Boh ALAIN ENTER ATH t ing FE aca rn er Ho mo | , Ent St og] Aim wie som, gamit ih CN SERRE I line Senge, gon [°° ns mere mme ere The \u201cfertile pelt\u201d along the Saskatal of DERBY LINE, VT.Rares ting publications, a will es call per |.whole «y een, tho weakest part doing f | Er Em pe \"PE ; Baron = \u2018The robjns put dn thelr first appearance | wan, the Red River, and.the y = ly, er rough bls horized seats aude Coellng of Muguor, lassituds, ah ! Ç ROH 8 > a à ei.Ho Th LA Jour Aus Aqnqg ry HM yvé2uo) heresbouts some tel): \u2018days, ago.and the other rivers which fall into: \u2018Lake 155 \u2018pen à intelligent thinly Ln this bol pes gonsaoes\u201d porvades the system, Stimulants {° er RE 003 P uouuwyg y er \u201cSome wood choppers In Westbury, while Winnipeg contain 198,000,000 agers, 75,- Fa a a bose for.ther foire, oat ns piven nna or Jeter and arin puma.of |.; - ui pod \u20180 080 or ov ~ va cutting trees the: other \"day, found in a 000,000 to 100,000,000 of which are\u201d a for THE PHOTOG.R APH.siz : The truo remedy is to supply she blood wilh tho ne- |; \u2014 VE: 5, à ; hollow one ap oA besr- add two cubs.\u2014 cultivation, thelr cost at £300,000; ay a Tie 0 Holy at fog 0 quantity of lron.This can-be done by | == a ; ° ptet ON pur oop od ia 4q pias They killed\u2019 the o a \u2018onb and captured the mounting to throe quarters of a cent peri 2 ÿ Lodi, 4 6 Pad i ; is fa ; = oh n° ÊUOG=21HOpOwSHUS jou Tea two cubis alive.= \u2018 acré, or a tenth less than Mr.Seward paid] : SA ble fr \u2018Der, a protoes PER VIAN SYROY, Tron, whigh | The undorsigned has ro-opened the store |; | stn Je Lous nol ses y au # SIRRIFFS \u2018SALE.\u2014Stephen Foster vs.for sterile, ioy, Alaska.; ar Holiday » present, \u2018This cilition:| Le au preparçd shat is assimilates, at.snos with the fortes 12d À Rida on\u201c Bo: al I would\u201d respeotfully- auinounéé to the £1 3 Wim wwonad {wn 0 pios of je Gilman Cass.At the.Registry Office, Two darkles of Augusta, Ga., went out: ut for Fi bi, coul 3 photo va.ble vil Siving strength, vigor and new I to the plea by publle opel ve aye Jupt, pes + Siyuisized pue 4800 oxy 7 Stanstead, 15th June, 50 acres off East fo fight a duel the other day; but while.> In coniioction with the Family take modieino to cure isessos occaitonoä by a || STANSTEAD- PLAIN from Boston nd (Bo venger pv ueJpiiuo Jo torvonip Sun * end of Lot 41, 9th Tango, Hatley, with | they were shaking with pistols In thelr boautiful Marriage Certificate.1 seo 14 os seb SI SE TH ra thous Ton \u201c ; \u2019 luctod stook dt adaptottta the nd jo von ou 9 nou pus 0y08 se u0 ; - ug ropulr à buildings, &e, The small\u201d \u2018pox\u2019 ia\u2019 \u2018provafiing at \u2018St: Johns.\u201che new Wesleyan Church, Stanstead, will be openéd for divine gervice on Sunday morning next, at 10 o'clock, A.M\u2014 As the church is not entirely completed outside, it will not be dedicated until some time in the Summer or Autumn, | Lincoln, who passed forged paper upon several parties here, has been arrested at Montreal and taken to Sherbrooke.Report says he will be brought here for examination with a view to extradition.F.D.Butterfield will sell his Livery stock at the Derby Line Hotel by auction on the 8th of May next.Mr, A.F.Adams, of Conticook, has received his New Goods.People will usually find the best goods and bargains at advertising houses.Sce advertisement.We learn that a son of Patrick Cummings, aged about 5 years, was instantly killed at Stanstead Plain on Tuesday, by the falling upon it of a large frame used in setting wagon tires at Mosher\u2019s shop.\u2014 The frame was leaning against the shop, and it is supposed that the child climbed upon it, it, thus pulling it over.Velocipedes have made their appearance on the side-walks of the village ot the Plain, Goob CATTLE.\u2014At the last Cambridge Cattle Market, N.K, Campbell sold eight Short IIorn Durham Oxen, bought of H.G.Pierce, Stansteac, for 818,75 per hundred, to dress 12 ewt.cach.Charles O.Rogers, principal praprietor of thie Boston Journal, died of consumption on the 13th inst.\u2018The Jocal government of Ontario have appointed Mr.Thomas White, editor of the Hamilton Spectator.as an emigration agent to visit Europe.Mr.White is eminently well qualified for the position, and will doubtless enjoy the relaxation from editorial bondage.At a public meoting held at Sherbrooke on Monday of last week, it was voted that the Municipal Council Le requested to pass a By-Law to take stock in the Eastern Townships and Kennebec Wooden Jritway to the amount of 850,000, FresiET.\u2014The continued thaw of the last few days has swelled the streams enormously, and were it not that the \u2018ice lias mostly melted and gone away gradu- aly, the river which passes through this 'Township would be swept pretty clear of bridges.As it is, the water is very high, and considerable damage has been done.The new bridge nt Rock Island built last season, has lost three posts of its wooden supports, and if the river rises more will probably lose move.As a specimen of a bridge over a rapid river subject to spas- modie rises, it is not a success, nor as a specimen of mechanical skill.Tt was Built according to the plan adopted by the Counil, however.Had the ice gone out as usual, it would have been knocked to pieces last night.Some damage has been done to the canal, and a part of the tubing at A.T.Foster & Co's shop was carried away last (Tuesday) night.The voad between Roek Island and Beebe Plain is covered so deep by water as to be impassable, a heavy current setting across into Worth's.Sugar place.Pnrties wlio passed over the rond before dark declared it dangerous, and Dr.A.G.Bugbee who undertook to drive through in the evening, found it so, having his gig and horse npset by the enrrent and himself\u2019 thrown into the water.In attempting to release his horse, the animal floundered on to him, and for a few minutes he had all he could do to keep his head nbove water.He finally succeeded in releasing the animal from the gig which was broken by the upset, aud mounting the horse, made his way out, losing his gig aud contents, and getting a thorough ducking.Report says that the old bridge at Pom- roy\u2019s mill is gone.The train on the Passumpsic only ran to Barton Landing Tuesday night, the track befug washed out or covered between there and Newport.No mail has reached here from the South since Monday night.There are probably heavy freshets throughout Lower Canada and the New England States.P.S.The Bridges nt Judd's and Pom- roy\u2019s Mills have both gone.Also the dam at the outlet of Holland Pond.Large quantities of drift wood, rails &c., have heen passing down the stream since \u2018Tuesday evening.The bridge near Isaac Blake's on the road to Derby Ceuter, is carried away.« One of our young townsmen has carried on a sugar place of 660 trees.drawn all the woot on a hand-sled, gathered all the sap by hand and boiled it in, making to date fifteen hnudred pounds of thick maple honey.The sugar weather of the last two weeks has been followed by a heavy thaw which has rapidly carried away the snow swell ing the streama, and making locomotion more diffleult than ever.Upon the back roads there is still too much snow to al- Yow the use of wheeled vehicles.dr\" \u201cHorse Men,\u201d and others who pretend to know, say that the following diveztions had better be observed in using Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders: Give a horse a table spoonful every night for a weak; the same every other night for 4 or Gnights; the same for n milch cow, and twice ns much for an ox.The addition of a little fine salt.PE Wé have hear recently of several severe cases of spinal discase cured by *\u2018Johnson\u2019s Anodyne Liniment;\u201d one case of a man forty-five years old, who had not done a day\u2019s work for four years.The back should first be washed, then rubbed with; & coarse towel.Apply the Liniment coldy sad hb in well with the hand.A tepâtah.from Washington -lns already announced Mr.Dart\u2019s nomination as Consul-Goneral for British North A.anerjoa; Général Graut has nlso nomivat- ed the following consnls in Canada\u2014Frec- man:Ni :Binke, of Kansas, to Hamilton\u2019 Digby Vv.Bell, of Missonri, Goderich; Jolin L.Net, of Michigan, Sarnia; Geo.Swift, of Michigan, Windsor; Edward Shan terpaofss Mow.Bampshire, Conti cooks A.C.Phillips, of.Maine, Fort hauds, a shrewd old negro present, after examining the challenge and acceptauce, called a halt, remarking; \u201cDem dar papers ain't fix up \u2019cording to de code, and dis dain foolishness is \u2019bout to git- some nigger in jail; whereupon the belligerents ejaculated each to his second, \u201cTank de Lord!\u201d and went home.Lawrence (Mass.) manufacturers have leased the mill privilege belonging to Ja- bez Hills, at Bellows Falls, for ten years, at $200 a year in gold.They will ercet n mill thereon to convert poplar wood into paper pulp, which will be made into paper in Massachusetts.They have the privilege of purchasing the site at aby time during the 10 years.David, H.Carpenter was executed at Angeliea, N.Y., on Friday, for the murder of his brother.Two stores and other valuable buildings at Murfreesboro, Tenz:., were burned, Friday morning.Patrick Buckley was tried and acquitted at Ottawa, Ont., for complieity in the murder of Thomas D'Arcy McGee.No evidence was produced against him, and it Is probable that Doyle arid the others accused as accessories will be discharged.A smoking bishop dined with Admiral Farragut once upon a time and after the dessert tendered a bunch of Havanas to the sailor, with the Invitation, \u201cHave a cigar, admiral?\u2019 \u2018No, bishop,\u201d said the admiral, with a quizzical glance, \u201cI don\u2019t smoke\u2014I swear a little sometimes.\u201d The latest fashion In hats for young men takes the form of a sort of skull-cap, with u brim to it made of sky-blue cloth; and the Boston Transcript wants to know, \u201cif colored hats are to be in vogue, why not adopt green as the favorite color?It is agreeable to the eye, and would in many instances correspond with the mental bearings of the wearer.\u201d According to scientific research, the moon beats the earth in one thing\u2014the size of her mountains.A German astronomer, Maedler, has measured more than a thousand of them, twenty-two of which he fiuds higher than Mont Blanc.The Lighest mountain in the moon is 24,004 feet high\u2014within 3226 feet of the elevation of the loftiest peak on the earth.Yet the uioon is only 1-49th the size of the earth.A drought in Australia, which has existed for eightéen .months, still continues without mitigation.To such str aits are the unfortunate squatters reduced that every means Is used of husbanding the little water that remains in water holes of the rivers, and next to their own lives that of the sheep is held most in esteem by the squatters, and consequently the wild horses and kangaroos are shot down whenever they appear at the water holes to sluke their thirst.A clergyman had taught an old man in his parish to read, and had found him an apt pupil.After the lessons had finished, he had not Leen able to call at the cottage for some time, and when he did he only found the wife at home.\u201cHow's John?\" *ILe's canny, sir, said his wife.\u2018low does De get on with his reading?\u201cNice- Ty, sir.\u201d \u201cAl, I suppose he'll read his Bible very comfortably now.\u201d \u201cBible, sir! Bless you lie was out of the Bible and into the newspaper long ago.\u201d \u2014 Toothaker tries Itemizing- Mr, EpIiTUR,\u2014Sum kind frend have sent mea nusepaper all the way from Varmont.the prineipul fetur of which?is the retailin\u2019 of naborhood nuse, or gossip, \u2014or as Longfeller or sum other poit sez, is n \u201cchronicler of small beer.\u201d Perusin\" of its kolums has inspired yure speshul Korrispondent to try his hand at the \u2018small beer bizness.Last Munday mornin?at 6 and a haf o*- clock, iy nabur Joneses old cow giv birth to a caff of the femail gender.They air both doin* as well as could be expected.John Smith has sold his farm and is goin* West.He sold to Azarlah Brown for 1,859 dollars and thirty-seven and a hafY cents, and Brown pade for recordin\u2019 the deed.Ef Smith owes anybody enuy- thing now is the time to get pay.Narcisse Baptiste Hypolite Bondieu swopt his old ringboned, spavined, bob- tailed hoss yesterday with a Yamaska Canuck for a loss that had tew lean agin a bar post to draw his breth.The trade was so near even that they put in 3 cents aplece to pay for the *\u2018pizen.\u201d My frend H.U.M.Bug, Esq., met with a serious axident last week while sugaring; stoopin\u2019 over à holder to dip up sap, he lost his ballunts and went in head fust and took a cold bath, Arter bein\u2019 dried before the fire, he looked a cleaner: and a sweeter man, Sugpeetin\u2019 that sumthin\u2019 was goln* on nptew Peleg Scofield's Sunday evenin\u2019 last, yure korrespondent Jike a elderly Paul Pry went and peek\u2019t intew the winder.Sure enuff, thare wos young Dam- phool all drest up in his store close a courtin\u2019 Jerusha Amn.Look out for a weddin® notls one of these duse.Wiäder Sparhawk lave let her plais {ew old man Gumphead aud ie a goin\u2019 to move into the village to keep borders, a dorg and three speckled hens.\u2018Toddyllossom still continues to deal out R.G.to the critters who deljte to \u201cput an enemy in their mouths to steel away their brains,\" no, that's wrong, for no crittur with hrajus will touch such stuff, so the quicker they drink the \u201chell broth\u201d the better for community.Pete Stygle's dog Bose bit old Swipes tother duy, when he was full of \u201cblue ruln.\u201d \u201cThe dog it was that died.\u201d Mrs.Stebbin's old rooster has lost most alljof his tail feathers fightin\u2019 with the na- bors roosters, and she has a Brama Poo- tra hen or l\u2019ootra Brama hen, (which is it?) that has Inid an egg weighin\u2019 four pound and a half, or four ounces and a half, T forgit which.Dencon Sniffles stubbed his biggest corn onto a lump of ice on Sunday mornin* when goin\u2019 to meeting, He sung out\u2014 \u201cGod bless my soul!\u201d fn a tone which sounded just like swarln'.Morril\u2014Dea- cons should be keerful of their corns.+ Ef those few entertainin\u2019 and important aie market.1 shall be rejoiced excuedi To all the readers À say, eschew nel key ond tobacco.Be viptu- ous and Jou} e happy.?ow.TBE Suan TERM will fin on THURSDAY, the 15TH of APH .Applications for édmiselon, \"board £e 0; should be mad lé to.April 14, 1805 N°\" IS THE TE}! To Buy a Farmina Good Location, ata Bargain! Two Farms for sale in the viciuity of Coaticook and Boundary Line.Any per- 501 Ww jauing to locate in this section, will do well to fearn the situation of said lands and premises, also terms of sale, which may be done by inquiring of A.F.Adams, \u2018Trader, Coaticook er Village, \u2019 DUDLEY DAVIS, Jr.Coaticook, March 5th, 50, - 1215w8 OAP FACTORY ON ROCK ISLAND.1M6w3 We have opened a Soap Factory in the building formerly occupied by Dav White, a as a Hatter's Shop, near Sais 8 Store, where we manufacture, Bar, Toilet and Soft Soup, that we warrant to give satisfaction.We sell at Wholesale and Retail, N.B.We will exchange Soap.for Grease or Ashes on fuir terms.GREENLEAF & CO.Rock Lsiand, April 3d, 1840.1215w8 RASS SEED! GRASS SEED !! Any quantity of first class Herds\u2019 Grass Seed for sale at the lowest markets rates at NG'S.Rock Island, April 6, 1869.0 TICE.\u2018This is (to caution all persons against trusting or harboring MARGARET BONETT, on my \u2018Account after this date, as I shall pay no debts of ler contracting.HOLLAND J.BONETL.April 6, 1869.1215w83 CARD.The snbseriber in returning thanks to the inhabitants of Barnston and vicinity, for their very liberal patronage.during the past year would beg to inform them, that he has associated with himself, In Lus- iness, Mr.EpwARD C.GoOODIUE, and the business will hereafter be carried on under the firm name of S.& E.C.Goodhue.SAMUEL GOODHUE.Barnston, April 3, 1869.All indebted to me either by note or account will please call and settle.I trust a word Is sufficient, 1215 8S.GOODHUE.S & E.C.Would call the attention of the public to their large nnd seasonable stock of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and Ca ps of the latest styles, war ranted Boots Shoes that can\u2019t be beat.NO.1 GROCERIES.Their Teas are the best to be found, and at the lowest prices,also Rice, Rulsins, and pure Spices.A great variety of \u2018Tobne- cos very cheap.: Pickled Fish, Dry Cod and Salmon, Scedless Raisins for Cooking, Paints, Oils and Varnish, Dye Stuff of thie best quality.Farming Tools of every description.\u2014 Sole Leather and Family Flour constantly on hand, and sold at the lowest eash rates.All the above goods will be sold low for cash or ready pay.Grain and Farm Produce taken in exchange for goods.Cash, and the highest price paid for Hides and Pelts.Barnston Corner, April 1, 1869.OR 58 ALE.GOODHUE, 1215 That splendid Farm situated at the village of Way's Mills.Baruston, Co.of Stanstead, being South half of Lot No.4 in the 4th \u2018Range, called the Southmayd Place, com rising 97 4 acres, splendid sugary of about 50D trees.and running water, in logs, to house aad barn, District of Saint Fr ancis Map.A.R.P, SANBORN, March 30th, 1869.12143 ALE AT AUCTION.Will be sold at Public Sale at the old A.Kimpton Farm, Stanstead, one mile West of O.Smith & Sons\u2019 Factory, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 24TH, 1869, commencing at 1 o\u2019clock P.M, the following property, viz: 2 Work Horses; 2 Cows in calf; 1 Yearling Steer; A lot of Hay and Straw; 4 Harnesses; 50 bus.Potatoes; 2 two-horse Sleds; ; 200 Ibs.Pork and Lard; 8 single Sleighs; 2 Buifalo Robes; ; 1 Buggy Wagon\u2019: A lot of Sugar; 4 Steers and Heifers; Together with a lot of Household Furniture, consisting of Tables, Bedstends, Chairs, Bedding, Crockery, and other articles too numerous to mention.TERMS :\u2014Over 810, three months credit.PHILIP BELFEUILLE.E.F.G.BODWELL, Auctioneer.Stanstead, Mareh 31st, 1869.1314w4 A DESIRABLE PROPERTY See For Sale.The house and lot known as the \u201cTaplin Property,\u201d now owned by S.E.Lawrence, is offered for sale AT A BARGAIN, as husiness calls the proprietor to another part of the country, \u2018This is one of the most desirable locations for a Doctor, Minister, or any gentleman that wants a small place in a good lo- calley, that is to be found anywhere in the vicinity, situated at the thriving village of Fitoh Bay, on Magog Lake, a large and commo- dios house and about 14 acres of the nicest land in the country, it Is on the line of the survey of the 8.8.& C.Railway, now being built, and contains the site for its depot, it is at the head of Navigation, and a line of steamers is shortly to land there.Also, the celebrated Mineral Springs that are astonishing the people in that > rcinit are within a few rods of this place, making it a very desirable place for a boarding house.Terms easy, apply immediately to 8.E, LAWRENCE.Office of.the Uttion Mutual Life Insurance Co., Lawrence, Mass.Marcy, 30th, 1860.1215w5 OTICE To TRAVELERS, Travelers from the United States into the Dominion of Cannda and Intending to remain therein more than two days, are required in all cases to report and enter their Horses, Carri aud Travelling Faulnage and depos with the Collentor of th © Fhere the Enter the Dominion, thé Cuatôi uties thereon, which dutles will be returned to the person mak- iug such entry, on satisfactory proc being made to the Collector that suc roperty |, has been rted or returned to ibe it~ fF ed States, oo thin She calendar month from e date.of.En STR Te.BULLOCK, Custom House, Port of sound March 224, 1860.ath NVELOPES, with your business card eatl ntod aie Journal Oo TPE OIPAT GRÂHAM.Un Plates, Maps and Mustrationa, \u2018Old and, New iia, Tay Brown\u2019s Concordance and Psalms Da vid, fn Metre, &c., &c.THE HAND WRITING.or eop, In Egypt, Sinai, and tho Holy Lang, belug tue records 0: of a] a Journe ne the reat Valley ¢ of the West, to In the East, by Rev.D.vu ae fry portrait on Steel, Maps, Diagrams .and numerous illustrations.This new, revised and corrected edition Will be highly and elegantiy iHustratod.having forty-five new and -valuable maps and iDustrations in addition to those al- réady contalued in the work.- The plates for these new engravings have been made by Cassell, Peters & Galpin, of London and have been gotten up in the best: style of art and at a large expense.The.addition.of these plates will not make any difference in -the price .of the book, while it adds greatly to its interost and value.This Look should have à place by the side of every Family Bible.THE FAMILY DOCTOR, And General Recel ip Book; 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By Henry S.Taylor, M.D., with illustrations.NEW MAP IVONDER, On one side the Whole World is shown at one view, This Is the cheapest and most comprehensive map ever issued, A map of the entire world, on Mercator's Projection, showing prominently the Russian- T'erri- tory lately ceded to the United States, with physical aspect, resources and general history.Itisn double reversible map mounted on Rollers, strong aud durable; also, on the other side, the Great Amerl- can Continent, showing everything that gan be shown on a mup.Size 3 4 y LA ve GEN.GRANT AND MIS FAMILY, A National Picture, engraved on steel, by Sartain, from Photographs firutshed from Mrs.Grant's Album.Size 15 by 19 inchies.\u2018This pleture has been a deliberate work of art from beginning to end, aud has cost more than one thousand dollars in eash besides months of skilled Ja- bor.There is nothing slighted or hurried in à single line, and best of all, every member of the family i is as faithfully tike- nessed as Photographs have the power to express.Also, GEN.GRANT AND FAMILY, Engraved by Walters.Oval.Size 15x19.With many other pictures of.different styles and sizes.either with or without Frames.Goodspeed's Fountain Pens; 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Alfred\u2019s laws and Chaucer's tongue are thelr's whether they would or no.England has imposed her institution upon the off-shoots of Germany, of Ireland, of Scandinavia, and Spain.Through A: merica England is speaking to the world.The development of the England of Elizabeth is to be found.not in {he Britain of Victoria, but in half the habitable globe.If two small Islands are by courtesy styled \u201cGreats\u201d America; Australia, Indin, must form a \u201cGreater Britain,\u201d SOHOOL BOOKS, Of every kind, none are of more importance that Webster's series of Diationaries including the Primary, Common, High School and Academic Dictlonaties.Webster\u2019s Counting House and Family Die- tionary.An entirely\u2019 new abridgement, This Dictionary should be in the possession of every fumily, who are not already\u2019 in possession of the larger work: No person, old or young should read without fully understanding the meaning and pronunciation of every word read; this can ouly be attained by the ald of a Dictionary.PRACTICAL & SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, For Mechanics, Engineers, and Architee- tural Draughtsmen.BRAITHWAIT'S FBTROSFEOT.For Physicians and Surgeons, , &c.oar\u201d wanted to Câtivass for & \u2018above.worl \u2018 , T.\"dpe er DE ene e: 5 i Sttustead; March 24, r Ap mixture with other La 1800.XECUTOKS NOTICE.7 All persons indebted to the Estate of the late REUBEN BANGS Woon, are hièreby |A notified to settle the same with\u2019 the undersigned Executors within sixty.days from |\u2019 A PRIME 10T OF SEED OATS, for sale by iy Subscriber.T which they offer at « stall advance on \u2018| lent qua building when the foundation ts An emlinent tine says 3 41 hate been sing.PHRUVIANS or some time part it.ge | mes now, vigor, iota of Spirits, elasticity of Pamphicts containing ocitifieatcs of ourcs, and rocoulinendations from some of tho most eminent Plant ole clergymen and others, will be sent rec MS genuine has \u201cPERUVIAN SYRUP\" blown In JP DINSHQUE Proprietor, Bold by all Druggists.36 Doy Bt.Now York P(GO0D PRACE TO TRADE W.13.COBB & CO.Derby Line, Vt.Koop sc constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of SEASONABLE GOODS, cost.JNSOLVENT act ACT OF 1804, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of St.Francis.} In the Superior Court.In the matter of P.SOLMON & CO., Insolvents.Notice 18 hereby given that on the TWENTIETH day of MAY next, at ten o'clock in the for¢noon, or as soon ns Counsel can be heard, the undersigned will apply to the sakd Court, as well {ndi- vklually as partner in the snk firm of 1% Solmon & Co., for a discharge under the said Act.Sherbrooke, ra.March 11th, 186 HENRY SAMMELL.By TERRILL & TERRILL, 1212w10 His Attorneys ad litem.NEW GOODS.NEW GOODS NOW ARRIVING, AT CHANNELL\u2019S, DERBY LINE, VT.CALL, EXAMINE AND GET PRICES, BEFORE PURCHASING.B.BRYANT, Nurseryman, DERBY CENTER, VT.Formerly ot Stanstead, P.Q.\"Having had thirteen years of experi- euce in raising fruit trees In this Northern climate.1 am now prepare to furnish a choice selectton of hardy acclimated fruity all engrafted on the native Siberian Crab Apple stock, and the.very best varicties of engrafted ( érab apple of superior size and quality, some of them measuring from 4 to 7 inches in circumference.- Anton my \u2018varleties is \u2018the famous Peach App very large and fine câtihg apple of xs excel- ty, more partieutriy nuted as, an hardy, it havidg dourishéd hi Canada for more than fifty y M.M.BURPEE, Is y rareiiog |\", Apt the Eastern Townshi ps.; WII sell as good vari 08 ahd at at as Tow.as can be had at ti date; and all persons- having claims \u201cFor further Particalats.send to Wm, x inst the sald estate are reque: tofyle Bu Ji i iE dul ested A with the un Der Faut baci woop, , , BÈNEY 8.PIBRG 0 .23, 1800., 6 i a AMES, H.Bei Teen HEAD, BE BALL, Al pom jo roi 110, 16005 \"18 ected neatly.A choice stock of papas | on hand.Call at the Journal Offite \u2018OF 8 SWERTS PATENT OVENS, thereon, are sold low! a og OUL £ i me and le of WORTHE tn anv op I, I this das dissolved od by muta.and bas just returned from Montreal with u well selected STOCK OF DRY.GOODS.of all desoriptions, and u genoral assortment of Grocertes, which he offers for sale at a small ndvance for cash on the worth of the sumo.Also, a lot of good FAMILY FLOUR.Plouse call aud sce Goods and pricos before purchasing elsewhere.My motto Is ** Quick Sales and Small P'rofits.\u201d PALLY SOL MAN.Stanstead, March 10, 1809, ow 18 YOUR TIME ! ! Just recelved another supply of the oe ebrated Beaver Mills Flour.Which will be sold AT 96,95 PER BARREL, until further notice.HOLLIS CLARK.Rock Island, March 10, 1809, 1191 N oT 1e¢ E .The undersigned would say to those that are indebted to kim, by Note or Book Account to pay up at once, or the snme will be Jetu in the Hands of an Attorney.B.1, MORRILL.Rock Island, March 24, 1869.1108 Far FOR BALE.the town of Holland, Ÿt., situated about $ mile from Huntoon's Mills, and about 4 miles from Derby Live and Stanstead Plain, Sakd farm consists of 114 neres ot wood land, about one-half of which is lene, the remaluder Is heavily weoded, with suflle ent Lamber tor building and fenehng, the remainder Tard wood, with n Sugary of 500 trees, The buildings ure nearly new, Tor further particulars inquire of the subscriber.BUGBRE A.Derby Line, Mare hi, is, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.The subscriber offers for sale in Cnss- ville, the Real Estate known as the © Oh) Case Farm,\u201d consisting of 150 ucres ot land\u2014100 (illage, and 6) wood, woll timbered, with a good sugar orchard of 600 trees, sugar House, Ke, For further particular s inquire of W.LOCKE, Cussville, 1200 QrriNG TRADE 1869! k \u2014 WE CLAIM For our BOOTS AND BHOXS that they are made from SUPERIOR STOCK, and in a thorough and substantial manner, Fels, 23, 1809.WE CLAIM Our \u201cSALLIGATOR SIDED\"\u201d Bout to be the best Machine Mude Boot in the market.WE CLAIN Further, that all who prefer hand-sided boots should have them\u2014a guud stock of which we keep constantly on hand.\u2014 Particulier attention is called to our \u201cRAILROAD BOOT\u201d which is the BEST BOOT in the market.Also, tor sale, Sole mind Upper Leather, Iuglish and Canadian Kip, French and Canadian Colf, &e., &c.Goods at re tuil, for cus only.JERCE & HALL.Bock Islas, Feb.28, 1869.1209 \u201cTlip | King of Stock Books.\u201d T HE H on RSE And Other Live Stock, \u2014BY\u2014 ROBERT JENNINGS, V.8., Professor of Pathology, amd, Ope ative surgery, &c., &c., &c., In the Veterinary \u2018Collège, of Philadelphia.The mdersigned cheerfully certify that having examined this Book, we have subscribed for it, and believe it to be one of the best of its kind ever published.It ix concise, clear, practical, comprehensive, and in every respect reliable, The rules and principles laid down in this work to guide and direct the Farmer in Breeding, Feeding, Crossing; and the\u201d renernl management of his stock, in order to bring it to the highest state of perfection and of profit, are of paramount fin- portance; although those for determining and treating the various diseases of domes- tle animals are invaluable, In the country, where every man must be his own Veterinary Surgeon, such a book is a necessity 5 and no man who owns # horse, cow or sheep, should be without it.Every intelligent Farmer many save its cost many times every year by carefully reading and applying the information and instruction contained in it : CIIAS.C, COLBY, M.1; Ion, I.LEE TERRILL, Liev, J.P.LEE, A.M., W.8.HUNTER Esq.ALBERT P, BALL, Kg, HENRY G.PIERCE, A.KNIGIIT, L: K.BENTON, \u201c \u2018The undersigned 18 General Agent for the Provinces of Quebec aud Ontario, and the Counties of Orleans, Franklin and Grand Tele in Vermont, HOS, PP.JENKINS.Stansteud, Feb.1869.1208 AILROAD STORE At Mack\u2019s Mills, Stanstead.McDOUGALL BROS,, Have just opened 8 store at the above named point, a and will keep a large assorts ment 0 GROCERIES AND PRO VISIONS, na pll nll the he goo ods usually keptin a Fu STE, signent price.pala for GALL E ni uce, BOS \"Stanstead, \"5 a 1809, |D'ssoLyr 19% ue \u201cThe Co-Partnership heretofore ering 4! co! 6?sald- Gor will bo sted 8.Wort on.PR + {ORT x, .BAKER.Goatioook, Feb.4, 1860.- .\u2018Fhe subseriber offers for sale his farm in | AT bec ap Soi 3st mou of she Cradiag dublin tng whisoiey: be found o groas variety of Indies?Dyn Séodi, =.wi pi fA an Corde orge, sde ER iH i dot G1 und n good line of eavy der lugs, Groy and Plaid Double and Single Shawls, almoral and Hop sk rts, Co sets, Glovos, Hos! ne Irlomings, ; Bi gun Lt pd Inrge suppl; y ar 35 \u201cie Staple \u2018Necessarles.wb Bleached and Brown Cottons, Tiekings, Dentms.Stl i as | rown Tents Thor © Crashes, Corset Joana, Colored Cambrlos: © Flannels White and Colored Hats and 1 Cups.which cannot fail tc puit al Ladies\u2019, Gents\u2019, nnd Childrens\u2019 Roots and Shoes, of every varlety and style, of tho best ma- largest and best atock of LADIES' FURS aver offered to the publle, consisting of Awmorignn Snhle Sets, 01909; DINSOUOF OÛS Te oz { toe + *d H our da \u2018ent zh | roms respeotully\u2019 varied, consis à ory not usually koptln whieh wo will soll at\u2019 tho actual cost for cash of any liberal patronage we would say: to: .that wo think ei can ve on ; 00 BAOUIOI ve of) (wy pus sot pul ove iy aon Fomatod 2000 Dif) ody pepunoduioo sj 9) ieapwano w duadg siya uj aopaw Lioay Jo) ey : Wo) Z11Q gon | j3dnad oH = à ones os: vzouo ox 4 v z I YO] He ae oes do «lu ou SIO d pus en oi Lop Hoa.enone po ad \u201cluis 09.Buy vas GUOLXUY HONTE wn: Joux à dnozo 10 pores sais nospyus., 0; ois apo} 1, ir \u201coaip) YÉnop 4éyso Aup uoyy puonbue T_ 1Dpyou ox san ly ape of % aL 6 HBA GE, és NE UTTING: &- Fox, = unten: + aA COATICOOK, © .\u2018announeo © to! fonds and the publio ponerally ave gomo to phe cone uslon ¢ to Belknap und Salisbury Shirting Flag: he © Salling thar Good x 1 i» nuls: , Large stock Gouts\u2019 Furnishin \u2018Goods.SYSTEM ea Ars Shar ty ! v CASH OÙ READY PAY.* \u2018l'o those who want to on this sya wo linve to 80: at ay ge i fren Hoey ps, nav on y produce.tertal and make.Cuil i.300.our foods au .our brio or Ruzohiad io sawhero.'j If.LADIES\u2019 FURS, you dont 0047 re it, ak fo vid a ; vo havo à thotéah a imposliile for J woukl call ospcclal attontion to the Us to-keop In sight, A ; \"Thanking our customers, for: their.a m \u201cBeiter Bargains than Byer, fit \u2018To all those Indehted to ug à Spanialy Bable Sots, r Flich Sets.Squârrol Sets, Me EE axpoct 1e soe pre \\ German Mink Sols, Wg CUEING à FOX, oo - Coafiéook, Deo.0 1868.iv, Ladies Fur Trimmed Hoods, Gents\u2019 Beaver, Collurs and Caps, A largo rssortiment of Ladios\u2019 Breakfat Shauwls, Nublus, Hoods, Scarfs, &o.Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Joiners\u2019 Tools, Trunks, Vulises, Traveling Bags, Room l\u2019apor and Bo-doring; Bolled and Raw Linseed O11; Varnishes, Japan, Turpentine, Benzlne, Korosupe Oil, Natls, Glnes, &e, In fact evorything usually kept In n first \u201clarg country store.A call fs- sollelted from all.Come and ace the Goods und fear the prioes, and antlsfy yonrsciver that I cannot nnd will not be undersold.Is turning:out somothitig riewtor MAS PRUSENTS\u2014Fhnoy Ket Stands\u2014whlch ninke an ornamental dud substantial present, always new and oi han ca Sr ; Outlers by tole h promgtl AN For sala, 1 vi où UD bus CE snfo and sound\u2014ghoap for osu SE Ww.saved A dry.\u201d wild os feet - Hoe two atlas ands half high.\u201cNo EMERBON'E J FURNITURE EMPORI om; * radkets ati Tape popular, Gents can find a lnrge, assortiment of the \"Fone In.gre rent a at\" best material and Intent styles.a d sa we mise th cie Dur ass un .rolling pin couplé oué \u201ctorr TBARS Enns f Seite ol A largo | lot of LUMBER An, the\u2019 Togs he J Job sman to.put: dp Waterville, Dec.8, [A Dorby Line, Vt, Deo.16, 1868.LAKE NOTIOR! \"The Best eater in the Market! We would call tho attention of the pub- Île to a stove we are now manufacturing for that we claim it to be the best heatek riadé SHOT.FOR BALE, at Way's Mills, Dariaton.xd0 40, two stories liigh and\u2019 for Th 1 of an aéro.Acres, heln, Hacinsô pg -plao usrla ago or Furniture i goody ng: ols The subscriber offers for sale 80 à Barn and garden of about.?He also offers for sale his FARM of 80 tho Nort half oF the South.Churohos, Stores, Sh - half of Lot No.4 In the Rr os and Dwoll- yor ston with aboût 30 déres clenréd' and u how \u2018born threo \u201cI$: fs all odnaid, Either for Furnaces or without.With \u201cWAY ht pipes running through It in such a manner .Baruston, Nor j10u, 808, lies.in thls country.Dominion No.1, 4 ft.10 In: long, by 19x20.No.2,4 (1.8 In.long.10x24.Also, BOARD ANERS, \u2018all fron SHINGLE MACHINES, CLAPBOARD MACITINEH, &c.MORRILI, & coy, Bherbrooke, Oct.20, 1868.H or vay a.Gé NN: 8 PASS.RIVERD Re.North Derby : M, making clone connection at White Rive.- er Junction for Boston, Now York, all points West, Gro.#, Wasr, de ! North D Derby een Lp.ink L'ArFamgemen ts: rt Doro Ott.8, ae Cannda- Âb-7 10OVA \u2018Train arrives at 6: 0 P.M, PERRY} sup y 1868.AND 18689.ha naedo oan i sas a 1 ents 0 0 soûn lish and Commercial Fou sc Se DUUATION.BROQRVALE LE ACADEMY, .\u2018LENNOXVILLE, Pi Qu ei botte \u2018J.Be HYNDM MAN; + ii (3) Peinotpale\u2019 Tha seco ond firm of above Ti In lg ; Prospectus on application Box 46 : I.OOK IN \u2014A T\u2014 T.W.WY MANS, ln his line ever brought to town.They i were bought LOW FOR cAsit, and \u2018wii \u2018 he gold at a small advance.WILL SELL CHEAP.« Gold and Silver Watchos SEAR RT 3 - À large stock of Gold and Silver Watch- } fd 1 4 FOR THE HOLIDAYS.wr as \u2018Customs Dx.a Ottaw: \u2026 nt SEE ES howlal \u2018thing pré raté And hoes it en Si tc uh 1300 ini Saou oo Q CHETTE \"Gone o£ Guatotis, orice 1 10 SUGAR MAKERS lower.th defylrig com com ranted ek more work at] than, any \u20ac other fi the Dominions\u2019 i .You will never beso of pis you, haye bought.sisi Plats Han wih Hall's | Ohlvanived Bil Ei Heater with a Galvanlved - Tin n Sep Buckets To make good white M) le Sage \u2014is6 ; OV ! on: Pan aad i Buckets, à prime silty Gnlvanioed Tron i Paris, , ia Joue car than ever.\u2018\";\" Pin dr alvanized Bap Spouts ton etition.à i & mproved Bap Heals ah we 58 bY acactipsion % Cook;: Patlor and\" dé He a : er.Fan A oor th ds a i k ; À bh pd .ER 6x Produde Largest Stock of Goods, bonne ings goad oo Aude CE very sins And tried them yon 8 AR cs On BAT at uit CARE dhinost of 10 per dts if Glad mest, 1 t Medi + + bcipons rE id, yy eit 15° September; tos 2 soni fin, on alF sumd pre aid, and interest charged on all sums Bot: oc.GUO THR AR ba ceable to thls note .The Assess: esy-dnd other Goods suitable ' 3.LHF AL mena fun n be pad in ta the Eastern \u201d To I 1 shfpbr-Bank, Bherbfooke: and 5 ur Plaih, N; Bani Derby Line.\u201d Am Eau HEN FORTE, ¢ WA a Fons it from fifteen to twenty pairs of of.stocks = Br bought for, $30.« AN _.bir a \"10 - ay i in un \u2026 we Les mes cr pie ll inh wl a ed vom .per This .4 do memes vV Le ou pass LU ; _ We ac ve a Vis ol pre 40 I Pe ou abl PX .pan = bo dues \u2014 Le on de ?Gi i frm ° A pe Bo ps a La \u2018 jini pis os {i pay i 3 13 hé i ors, Se 8 rss er 3 AW Snap 4h Rs a - ; > Ant ho 6 1) LE | EB lo verts Ha fii Æ | ANS Q = REE re no ss Tor no à ra e Db) ks aang ne goon ting p Be Fila an x cos: ei P Fo 1) de red ir L ts fro Lr y his Au you \u201cle Bio wir od 41 i topo ght \u2026 SL \u2018itd us pe Pres L A th.set a \u2019 chasis Ga Sie | Je - ce ne : Hk ee i Le ae = i 7B * ed mayor { PI AJME tn Pr | an cire id use Len pa 10 3 slide Fray side A 5 \"ri IL tous der ' 0.4 id Se a BE - geo Pn g x ey ; 3 To! it wa Po le ha ! : TA 8 SE a id N .H es VA a 1 ; \u201ca fed Car ty NéE , 6 N Nw o : AE wo Ou fur L ANS STU E FOL Fr a } Ea 5 ee nf ron Bris To om Al \u201cà a ih a Hed fi cai ADP, a u IN iW! i= SHS Le es gh .NEXT ~\u2014 st LEE ious hms e 1\" sit.i Ha \u2018 .= v Ww , Q EB T .te 4 H A A M - Se ar .R 1i& ie 8\" pr : up E CANAD EL ; T PAI Have a8 a AS mo gis gi, a \"DLR B.re I \u2019 H ° LL reso M; Houshit a.5 pe H TONE IR pe \u2018A ved 140 Hei We GrGËS =e TY = N a a Aa 5 * i ahs N IQ T, R, .pris D.full n 1 i i ; NS CORNE an HR D in Ww hook.vil J R nen, à B A - ied IN .[ ; Te d.ful ed oy T 8 E CH ER Li Y \u2014 .Y ES P9 T k 24 a : i is ie} H cd AMI 0 cons ot = 8 ; + ar [1 ; E fa se BE 8 A .E se 0 Le Ï A.se ke - a hh Ss [wai B Lo : by pe tar F 78 E o RL und utto Is ih > sal 0 - ARRAN - où ets : i A T a er: 8 i PY si i | \u201c roe orl ns cof D % a ; i © Le A P oO han an PR ; ole 8 \u2018toi nl PP A ; Vs \u2019 iy L lgned 1 d oo lst e .ç ä DES > \u2018 TE NST IONEER, ae Sls 5H Ino rm 866, i asoorte Be Tr \u2018 i 4 seme Nis, * EA D eu A os pe po 4 iru x a a sas 5 JA 8; had = D x or t 140 8 jos\u2019 \\, with ps.i dab ran ang on FOR \u2026 BERS se ng Bi be by 1 Ho i \u2019 v he oe A and th + ?ata ro ti 81, he ou tic 1186) Be Hin Bibi hs ih re He ti : \u2018 me LASS N M a \u2019 pon Cl oh ay Hay\u2019 A où \u2019 arin mis a be hi i J CRIE 7 Oo xt ans oN an p.ie mpl cs se y RE Ms\u201d Bi i \" Bt ( ot ge | ou ë .o ir \" | Lan nl ih An ile se Lou AD MA a an ras fs er ua ho! 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