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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
NANSEMOND COUNTY.

hav been requested, by tic Van Buren, Republican
Corrcsr ondug Committee, ior IN. county of Nansc'nond
to ask It favor OF you publish the following Names
to h. aG dcd to The list OF those already published:
70. II. WEBB.
Exum jenkins, VIM. Howell, John a. March, jacob
Daugh;t ey, Rev. Jacob X. Daughi:cy, Urah E1wiS, ST.
Uriah Il avis. IT., Elisha Rawls, Albert X. RawIs, An
drew Ra wis NalhI l;a"!s, Jno. Rawls, Justin Rnw!s
Wiicy Il avis, bryant Raws, Joseph Vaughan, Miles
DauThlr ay John Copeland Capt john Z. Copeland. WI
ley Kn .t Richard Knight, john SimnnS, Carr Parkcr
Irsah $ ni,!S lraah lruIen, flcmmng Harrison, JOS
c. A!urt nuth Jno Goodwin, Thos W. Goodwin, VIM
Ecs.y.l .cnry L. Tyurs Jom Jordan. James Woodward,
Crurry.J i.emneI Cowing, James MiIby, John u
DAY. D avid Cuchn. Thomas CorhelI: Stephen l.
Hoockcv Jeremiah Jones, Thomas Green, Jas john
son vii. lis Morrss, Samuel Matthews, john Ramsey
T. p:iIip 5, John Philips, John Gray, - lr'.n'onger,
- Re? d, George Kelley. Jacob Kelley, DR.. /; NJ.
Beykilr, Robert Boyln, Jas. &. Harvey, Richard H.
RidG :k IT,. Richard ltddck, Capt Wiley Parker, So
lonu ri l,ck, john Keeling sr john Keeling Jr, To-
bert lonc 5. ADDISON, Stephen Whitley, MILES LasSe-
ter, Jos. J. Lawrence WIN NJ Jones, loan lodges,
Wu Burlington, John lrnkley, Henry Skinner, pa;;rI
Skir,er, Capt Thos. l;enn, John Aimcs, Hillary VII
liaas, B. Hitinglou, Thomas Saunders, Hugh ~ bar
den, John Norirct, illiam Peal, Thomas NJ Fierce,
Abra III Copeland Abarn Porter, David Errtort, David
Eoyt, James Wright H. Holland, VIM Porter. N'chare
Porler Wiley Jones. " ey StallingS, y. Byrd, John
Berry Seth Evrt Tn" Evrii, John M;!lcn, Jcthrc
Ro D..r,rd, Moses r. farrell, kcdar iaby, Luke 5 IA
by, Jou Knight &C., prcsSD Amos Lass''er, li&TrisoI
WIin,us,u Eyrit Stai iinrs Vim. Boyt, Eelson Wright
Nelson Peal Dr. Wise H. Wills Cuwpcr, Henry Harrison
John II IN ford Abram ia!relI, Ro. E1olh BENZ Duk"
GEORGE Murphy John Baker, Capt. Samuel Cross Jas
V. Luke, John V. l. akc, Aaron P,udcn, and lhpma:
Knight.
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P. s. Before sealing my communication will SIM sim,
hundred steps of Bookers owned by Mr. Garnett which
is also said 10 yield gold in abundance, both the sur
face and in veins. The estimates its value at tco
hundred Thousand dollars. A. A.
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A few Notorious Falsehoods,
A little SANDER,
Make bolusrs qnantum suillcIt,
~, T., i,Enn in November next,

The above Recipe will be found very useful for all
those pseudo Republicans who have no lIxed i"ndacn
taI pri ucprs: but who would rather suhncgc their po
ltica principles to procure the defeat Of man against
whom they have conceived bgoltcd prrjndcc But
the true Republicans of the land will discard ii as sys'
tenn Of political quackcry irrelevant to the cause Of high
minded and honorable party. 1t is evident 10 all,
that the whole Vaccinations and nrgucs of tic Wings
will result in narrowing down the contest at the approac
inr Presidential clection this great question: viz Sa
minister the affairs of this Government II is for the
people to say Let them bear in mind the true question
at issue and :remembrr the ldes' of November
MEDlCUS.
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STAT FORD COUNT

Alta m cet;nr held a, Stafford Courthouse. JOHN G..
UoJrnuu ~: called % the Chair, and Samuel &. Daniel
chosen Sec reary- al on NOTION the following rrsnlu-
tons wcrc adopted:
Resorcd, That the following gentlemen, vIz: James
Norton Joel j. jam eson, Hugh Achcrsnn, refer hns'
Thomas G. Fl. DAM H. Chas. " Jones' John 4. lIcGg-
man.. John I3ranell Levi Swenan, Samuel SandIord,
Uorberson Bradsha, v, VIM. T. Cropp Robert C,opp,
Gro, Kirer, T. HS Potts, Alexander Fzhngh, Elijah
Cnr,s. Grorre Pur, is, Chas Bruce, Thornton Chiffon,
isaac Fines. Samuel o. Nlon,eith, John l.. Alexander,
Richard B. Alexand r. John Jlmieson john Shclkett l..
Il FickIin. BENZ ombs VIM. Aslby, Peylon B:idwc!l,
Ihos Norman Be- 1iamin Teysop, John n. Tcson, Geo.
Waller John c. L ringtop james w. Stone IT,, Hen
~ NcIn,ier Alex P. Williams, F. Tolson, ?. II. Gar.
rlson Thos. j. Pay ne. VIM Il Stone. James ". stone
ir.. Jas W. Honey, Mark Harding, Hugh Cox, Daniel
ICnakIev Thomas dasers, Thos Wine, Ihos Towson,
Tbos, 4. Withcrs, A. Embry, and T. Alexander, be ap-
pointed Co'nmlt &c 10 supcrintcnd the Eeeon and 10
distribute the t.ckt s prepared for the Electors 10 vote
for Martin Van Blu rem, President and William Smith,
a. Vice President If the United States, at the ensuing
election and that hey be requested urge the voters TO
como TO The polls.
RcsoioeA, That he proceedings of this meeting be
signed by The Chair and Secretary, and published by
the Rich ond Eng urer.
JOHN 6. HEDGMAN, Chairman.
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SAmr:EL G.. DA: TEL, Sec.
NOTI'OWAY COMMITTEE.

AT meeting OF the Van Buren, Corresponding Com
m,,et for the county of Nooway holden at the court
house thereof Thursday, the 9th day Of VctopeT
1876 agreeaby previous notice consisting OF the loi
lowii ,r named PERSONS 10 wit: T. ". Harper lhomas
Jack SON WIN. T. ltby, Edmund irby, Samuel D. Je'cr
Johr. Bland, John Webster Peter Bass Nathan ward,
Ser W Fitzgerald, Peter J. GrgS, N'illan,Son DICK
crsc u. Charles H. Garter, Grief T. Crae, George A.
Cro e Anderson Cochran, George fitzgcraIu, Tliiiam
TIN ,mas, Louis c. Bouldin, VIM a. Scott, YIN. fHzge-
ralt John P Dupuy, Benjamin Jones, YIN H. jennings
Jot n FITZGERALD, and George Fitzgerald
Or p " Harper was invited TO take the Char, ana
on notion Capt Nathan Ward was Apo ned Secretary
The meeting having been calico u oIaer, ts "Djec! %
:, .,ns hrrny explained BY the Chairman; w!cFeupon,
90 John H. hnight Louis c. Bou!dIn and Col SanHei
y Letter rose and expressed themselves IN iavor OF Ia.
king immediate and prompt measures 10 carry nlo e'rcl
rho yrws Of the Chair; and for that purpose, COL Juhn
II knirt offered the following RESOLUTIONS, WHICH, oe
inr read. 1cers unanimously adopted: c,
RcSoircd That still retain undiminisned commence
in tho nariutisD, rrneSs and ineHllty Vi OUT
(Lrf MAGISTRATE General .3ndrcto atkSon ana mat we
rcrnizc in his administration, true and genuine SPIT
ri, ,1 pervctriate the principles OF Repuh!canlsn.
Ec.oired That we approve OF the nomination OF Mar
tin Yam Buren, Of New York, Tor PRESIDENT ana lhal IN
,- onunn he is better suited and qualified than any
Ic- nc,son now before tie people, 10 carry out the pn
cpes of the present Administration, and that we also
approve Of the nomination Of Vim. Smith, OF AiabHn'a'
for Vice President and that will all tar anu h'
norubIe means TO ensure their election. =,
Resoircd That we deem IL exped!cnt to en!a,se enc
committee for this county, and on motion, Inc io'os
named gentlemen appointed with Ieues, ad.
they will unite heartily with Us in procuring tG u,
ancc of the voters Of their respective a.
the Courthouse on the hrs Monday in Novemoe VIZ
Daniel J. Jackson, Wm. Watkins, ZachaI.ah H%"et.'
o.s ne ssgsn WON joac n' Ahs sons
uuei EebIess Robin Draper Geo w. Jackson Jas
JaeEyon Carter r. Anderson Pasehsl r EGble s
Thomas Jones, John Drnkwater, fhGs E. CIarS N'Gi'
ard Core John Powell G pamss w s!g'f FaIev sf Fran
cis r. Mosely Joshua G. Tuckson, Rev. Asa Crenslaw
Allen Crenshaw Burwe Gum, Burweil flads'ns' ST.
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A FRIEND TO VAN buren,,
because FriCnd 10 The !SUuth ami The tnt0n.
FUR 7WE ENQUIRER.
POLITICAL PRESCRIPTION;
Or, recipe to male Republicans r0te for Mgh-f'nra


FCdcrGiSi.
REcrrE-Of Anti-Jackson Republicans, Nnlllfers
and Fcdcrass as many be obtained, anal gamale
them witt, ono party and style them Wings. Then
take Jackson man, who is amti-Van Buren, and make
him Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, IN Con
gress.
Then induce the Speaker, (by way Of cornprn-
sation) to form Caucus with the Representatives from
his own State and bring real Jackson man, as Il
candidate for the Presidency
Then make the said candidate, as pledge OF faith,
abjure the Jackson party, by voting against the three
million Appropriation.
Then 90 from the South 10 the North: obtain vast
number of Abolition Tracts. and lnceniiary Pamphlets,
and scatter them through the Southern country Then
90 from the North the Sonth, and lnnc The South
crn people against the North by crying ou!, Northern
influence Abollonisn, New York tactics.
Then cndcavor to prove Van Buren, an Abo!lllonst,
BIZ the following sopiisca syllogsm, viz:
There many Abolilloniss to the Norlil,-Fan Bu-
rem is Northern man,-ergO, Van Eurcn is an Adolf
ZIONIST.
Now bring out as a candidate, Fcdcralist Of the
Old School, who is also Military man, and increase
his strength as much possible. At this stage having
drawn of all the dsalitcted Jackson man, withdraw the
Au.Jackson Republican candidate and push the claims
of the Federal candidate by urging The whoIeWhlg par
ty-Republlcans FederaSlS, Nulllcrs and all, to-ad-
here tnrclher and vote for that candidate who may he
most likely defeat the Democratic Republican candl-
date. DttnHe !ddc,
T.,
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MARKETS-TuUEsDAr, Oct. Is, 1896
WHEAT--sells at rs leo CTS. as in quality.
FLnrn- demand limited at So 3.4 50.
Togacco-priccs have not varied for week past.
GEO. L. SAMPSON.
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men, viz Giles Cook JOS. B. Lacy, Robt. Turner, Sam
Simpson, William R. Ashby, DR.. G. A. Williams, and
Alex. Boiling
Rcsolred, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published in the Wnches
ter Vrgnian and Woodstock Sentinel.
JOHN RUST, Chairman.
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(lf any believe this sort of slang he can be-
Neve anv thinr III is all stuffl

Of any one can believe this sort of slang, he be-
leve any tling.-lt is all stuff)
The Telegraph also publishes letter from Lownds-
boro Alabama, stating that White will get the vote of
this Stale (Alabana) by majority ofscvera thousand
Fudge! Burchell says. We published a letter. but
the other day, from Huntsville where the hest nturna-
ton is received-and from Of the distinguish
ed citizens of the State, who has made it point to col
lect the most accurate accouns-who states. that out
OF 900 votes Van Buren, would receive 3n,O00.
We have received Mr. W. H. Wmtlcy Address to
his constituents of the Isle of Wight rcsignng his seal
in III" next House Of Delegates. We shall PUBLISH II
mex! week lie goes with all his heart for the Van Bn
rcn Republican Iickct-and against The insidons, u;-
pldy, donhc-shocd, Harrison White TIckct!-lt is
SAID that Capt. Arthur Smith will become a candidate
for the vacancyWc requested TO ask, whether the
Acting Governor has issued writ Of Elcct!pn:-
and our Correspondent suggests whether the election
should not take place the November court day:
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Wb;r Nc7c,

What confidence can be reposed in the Wing presses,
when we see such statements as the following unblus.
ingy published in the Washington Telegraph! ,,-.-
q Jackson who travelling in Missouri anu snoa'
and be relied with implicit
"Vun Buren, will he beaton in Illinois anu MIS-
Eouri.o
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GILES Cook, Seeretayr


ItINII.IOfI LUUN l COlFI MI I III
Al u meeting Of the Corresponding Committee oil
Richmond county: favorable TO the election of Martin
van inren rs President: aud WIN. Smith Vice Pre-
slnrnl, at Richmond CUuElhossr, Monday. lic :,th
OF otPr'nbrr, on motion ii resolved that the tnrw
ing rr$"'s 5r added t" The committee heretofore ap
pointed, 10 wit: JIn Mnrtis, ST. Samuel N"wman, Jo
scph Newman, '";n {. 4 Carpenter, James NJ Mprrs,
Allen Saunders, Everett r. IiulIrn, Samuel w. Lyc.I,
Robert l.. Montgomery, Capt. Wln r. Murrin Thomas
Sherman. Thomas DnbynS, William McCany, Capt.
Griffin &. DudIy christopher y. FickIcn, William In.
gram, George Palmer, lhos w. Bryant, Edward Dur
less: George Ncwgcn,, Philip r. Chapman, Charles W
Smith, Henry Bryant, Peter S. Northern, Madison P.
NlcCarly james AolhcIead, Samuel Alo,lerhcad Ro.
bert c. MONTGOMERY. Bath G. CHM, Leroy pope, Tur.
nsr lankcs RichaiI Clark George Nash, WIN. Thrift,
Tobias PURCELL Thomas NJ. Gas<cock, VIM. l.. Lee.
john Conncry, Washington L. Conner y, Geo. y; Al
dcrson Richard Saunders, Sa"nel Northern, Ch1S' Dod
son john Rock Leroy c. Purcell, Phillip Purcell, VIM
Chetwood Thomas Il. Shacke!!oTd, Jno Marks, DAME
Edward, William w. ForrcsLSE.
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ORANGE COMMITTEE.


Al large and respectable meeting OF the Republican
Corresponding Con;ntrc, (and many cIlIzens OF the
county, Tor thr county Of Orange, assembled at James
c. Bakcy's Tavern, the 2Glh OF September, 1886,
pursuant 10 previous notice, No T. Wills was called
10 the Chair and }. w. Fry appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Josep Iiden, tie following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Isl RtSOlred, That we approve OF lie noinnaon
made by the Republican, melnbers OF our Legislature
and special Delegates from the various counties: at Rich
lnond the lllh Of January last recommending to the
people Of Virginia. Martin Van Buren,, President, and
Judge WIN. Smith, ci Alabama, as Vice President of
the United S;atcs-and will all honorable means 10
zen their election.
I'd. Rcsoictd, That Richard II. Willis, VIM. D. Clark,
Charles Scott, Garrett Scott Col. +. Row, VIM Cow
herd, John S. CowhcTd John S. Tcrril, John Boston,
Benz. Walker, Reuben Conway, DIR. Pey,on Grymes
James Rawlings Alexander Boston, Catlett G. Tulia-
a.rro Jane Scrt John lcnshaw, Reuben Newman, sr.
icog re Parro,t, George Morris, Capt. Tandy G.. Morris
Charles y. Graves, George p. Brent George g. Talia
irrro I5cnianin Hawkins Coleman Marshall Thackc
q. W..bb Capt. WIZ. Smith, Geo Bradley, Thos. Scot
Ctcme 1T &. Wayland, Alexander Swami, Richard Ian
caster, Vim. Douglass DR.. Robert Thomas, Lewis D
Collins, Joseph Edwards, James o. Massey. Albert Ken
,.tv. James Canady, john finder, E!iphaet Johnson
Richard Johnson GcoW. finder, George Proctor, Jno
NJ right Vivian Quscnberry, BENZ Wright, Reubc!
CLARK. jr., Edmund Clark, WIN. c. Webb, VIM. Austin
Capt. Henry Clark Smith Blakcy Jas. Snms, RicharC
5hifiict Jno. Gibson. Early White, Geo Gentry Jacot
;iIayncs. Jacob Shlrt, John Sliitlct, sr Littleot
Estes, Michael Mauycrs, VIM. Mrlonc, Catett Conway
Jas Early: Thos. G. Gath, Geo. Rnnk!r BENZ White
VIA Porter, Col. WA. DuIany, Benz. Hume: Edwin
g ibson William Roach, john Payne: Benz Jacobs an
-Ahner sS;Ssian, b. added IN the committee.
i'd. Ecsorcd. That the foregoing proceedings be sign
ed By the Chairman and Secretary and published in Lii
'"'''S William C. WILLIS, Chairman.
j. w FnY Scrrrtiry.
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Tur,-tRr OFFICE, 9Th October, 1896.
EanG he Urn"g n hc LIST day " oet 'e'o
BIa M =, 'n"H " o' S72,l2j O6
in Farmers Bank Of Va, de" do. ,o' ~ y,
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Balance in Bnk Ol NN.i II PET
account rendered,
Bal. in Fa:mrss' Bank Of Va, 10.
Deduct checks issued at the Trca-
sury Office, prior 10 and not
pniiI at Bank, OF lst October,
lr;l6,
Deduct, also, amounts paid rs
Bank, aud certificates no. E"-
Turned iu Treasury Oiiicc,
And gain to Literary Fund, pfr,r
TO April, 1899,
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MARRIAGES.

l.. EuRFOOT, Treasurer Commonwealth.
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Gcrshola Conger's Estate.

State Of Tomoni, DE It remembered,
D,sirici Of RuflasS. IS. ID that a, a stated
Probate Coun held a, Rutland, within add Tor
said disiric, on the hrst Monday, being the 9TH
day Of Match, 4. u. 1896.
4 certain instrument, IN willing, under real
yurporing to be the las, W,l aud testament, Of
Gersbom Conger OF DANNY, in the county Of
Rutland and State Aforesaid, deceased, being
presented to said court, by William and Enceh
Coneer rhe executors therein named, for probate
and allowance.
Ordered that said viii be referred for probate
to a court 10 be holden at the Probate Office nj
Rutland within and for said district, on the 6rs,
MONDAY Of April next and that the publication
Of copy OF this order, three weeks succesivcly
in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland as
soon MS may be, shall be sufficient notice TO all
concerned TO appeal il they see cause, and con.
test the probate aud allowance of said Will.
u r. ~ HOPKINS, Register.
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Alnro Amthony,s Estate.

Distic, Of RGlmS IS. 5 Is tina, at a stated
Probate Count held at Rutland within aud 70,
aid dis.nct, on the first Monday being the
7lh day OF March, A. d. 1899.
SALoME ANTHONY, administrative Of The Is,
tate Of Aibro Anthony late Of Sherburne in said
district, deceased, proposing to lender an &C
count of his administration and present his sc>
count against said estate for allowance.
Orderei, That said account be examined 10
court. at session thereof, to be holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said dis.
trici, on the list Monday of April next and
that he publication OF copy of this order, three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald, print.
ed at Rutland, soon as may be, shall be sui.
fcient notice to all concerned 10 appear, il they
see cause, and object thereto.
II r. ~. HOPKINS, Register.
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ABNER MOONS ESTATE.

District : R~fo"d. rs. s ( able the Fro.
bate Court for the district of Rutald
To the heirs at law aud all concerned in tie
estate of Abner Moon late Of Rutland in said
district deceased,
GREgTING.
WAecas, The Administrator OF the estate Of
the said deceased made application to this court
for license to sell part of the real estate oi the
"a d deceased for the paymen, OF the jus, debts
Of the said deceased as will be sufficient TO pay
the debts Iouna due gainst said estate aud the
cost OF settlement:
7hr9ore, You are hereby notified TO appear
before said court at a session thereof, to be hol-
den at the Probate Office IN Rutland within and
joi said histric, on ia. second Monday Of April
next and show cause, If any you have, why said
license should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court this 18th day O.
March a. d. 1896
13 +. ". HOPKINS, Register.
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ARIsro,RaCY. Ii il ridiculous to talk about ar
istocracy in country like this, where scarcely one
nnn in a million can uace his ancestry up beyond
bis grandfather, without finding himself descended
from a common lahorer. TIE aristocracy Of Office
hniders Is the only arisiocraoy to De dreaded IN
this country. Ninety nine hundIedths of the veal
thy men in the United States, by their own indus
Try and ifugali.y have made their own fortunes by
hard work and saving. and there an lnlIy!d
ual may be found, Who by lucky speculation, or
some other fortunate achieymeG. which depended
upon neither talents industry nor personal worth,
has obtained an Independent property at stroke
ior v uch most OF the world lHbor during a large
part Of their lives. Bat the sight Is very rare.-
The rich 10 this country. 10 general are those who
by Incessani labor, and Ny strict economy, have ac-
cuuiIIacd the means whereby IN their latter yoars
they could ike upon former earnings There
Is occupation, that Nill not terminate IN wealth
by the course: where. he Sho spends as
be goes, likes well and dies poor. THIS consl-
totes the gre4, Distinction between rich aud poor,
100 this country. There Is 30 permanent division
Of classes. Tic poor sons Of ulh sIres be
come tie uca slfos Of poor sous add 80
iae shcel goes ouul. Any body who doubts
theso farls would learn something, by turning over
TIE public records Of any Old town IN New Eng
land. He vii hud van scarce an exception that
the dcsceu1an.s O. the leading men Of our genera
lions back, are the poor ~ lhe presen, day while
tie rich aud grca, Of tins time, most commonly
trace their origin TO the hauGis Of humble labor
aud obecuu'y. These Couside atoms should DE
m.nlsh The coDceii Of those INSIDE arrogant by ibe
possession az Nealih aud s. hs Imagine, that ,b 8,
are se' Up above the common people, Slisa
Gase!ie.
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A SHAME. During the last four or i,c years,
We are Informed that Mr. Marshall Edson faut Cal
vin Of GfcrnwichJ ID miles from this place, be-
came afflicted with an internal disorder, the cause
of "a hich be nor his Physicians could satisfactorily
account for until recently. Mr.. Edson was u skel-
ctou Ia appearance aud although from the CON-
neucemeut OF bls disease he had q constantly III
cfeaslng, uuhesld Of appetite, aud devoured an i'm
mense quantity Of luxWiant ahment,lt by no means
had the effect as It does upon Aldermen, to make
him grow fat. About three weeks since council
Of physicians was held over him, Nho decided that
there some kind Of n living animal within his
body some OF them thought 1t a SNAKE, and
tho others, that 1t was some other animal. AT any
rate they all with one accord decided that the man
should totally abstain from every kind of nourlsh-
meni Cor days, that being The only nlicrnatiV 6
between life and death. On the Sth day. pan of
warm milk was placed on the floor aud Mr. l.. was
taken by the the heels and held it. Very
soon tue head of black snake vas discovered una
king its way Oh, Of his mouth to the milk, and be-
gan 10 lap the luscious beverage. 1t was imme-
d'aiely drawn from the throat OF the agonizen man
and killed, measuring Is inches in length. -
Mr.. j.. Is now regalnns his health.-Barre Ga
. settle.
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DsNR oD ag,TRaND.

OF'TIlE Stockholders Of the BANK OF
of RurLAS d are hereby notified, that The
Direc ors have ordered an Instalmcnt OF
Ten Dollars on each share, payable at their
Banking house by the Eta day of June next.
WIN. PAGE, CASHIER
RutitRd, - March, 1886. CIV
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rrsERMONs ADDRESSES AND

CfSEKNONS AUUKhsSES MD
EXHORTATlONS, 10y the Rer. Je'cdich
Bnrchara; with an Appendix containing
Some account of proceedings during pro-
tractcd Meetings, held under his direction
in Burlington, Wilision and iiinesburgh,Vt.
December, 1885 aud January. 1886.
Bye. G. EASTMAN.
Just received aud for Sale at the Rutland
Book Store.
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EIFEcTs on RUN. a teansier belonging to Hal
fax IN this state, and employed III transporting
goods from Plymouth to Marlborough, during
tie late cold weather, having taken large keg of
rum on board, and used it too freely, drove out Of
his course into the woods, where he remained FIVE
days, living, or rather dying on his liquor. Wien
found. he was very badly frozen, and was conveyed
home, where he fingered about a week IN great az
ony aud then expired. But the tragic tale does
lot end here. The rum kcg was so large that he
had Not been able to empty IT, md II was taken
home with him While the family were busy in
cndeayoling to bring this beasty father back again
to life, lutte daughter. If by instructive practice
upon parental example, applied herself to the keg
~ ith such success, that she died IN u few hours
VIVA, an accumulation Of wretchcdness, degratIon
aud death can be brought about by single Kcg Of
rum - Boston Times