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NAINE,-The election on Monday las! for
Governor and Legislature has resulted in tie
defeat Of Kent, (Whig) the present Governor
and the election of Fairfield by heavy ma
joriiy. Returns from 23 towns, chiefly in
Cumberland county. show an opposition gain
OF l46l, since the last gubernalorial election.
The wings have lost tie i Senators in Cum
betland county, and two representatives, as far
as heard from.-BOSf0n Times.
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The nest highly approved Medicine
new III general use Tor Coughs
Colds, and all Diseases
OF the Lungs.
Oh the Lungs.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN is
believed 10 be Gescrvclly thc most pcPulr Met
icine ever known in Amcrca for coughs, colds, ssth
ma or phthisc, CONSUMPTION. whocpin5 cough aul
pulmonary affections of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bllsal has bcen very
extensively usei for about fifteen years; and It's repu
tiiion has been constantly increasing So universally
popular has this article become that il may H.
consdSrcd as a STANDARD article in rrEe part of tie
United States AMI British Provinces. Many families
keep 1t constantly by them, considering it the most
safe well certain Iemedy for the above complaints
The pToprietors have received are receiving num,f-
Gus Recommendations from many ocour best physicians
who make OF II in their Practice The names Of
4 few individuals wLo have ivtn their testimony IN
flyor OF this article here suhcincd, and for
full account see the envelope to the bottle.
Doct Amory llunl;HE, Doct Samuel iioIrill,
Truman Abel, : g Timothy Bayles-
jar. Ellsworth, : . Albert GULL.
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Addison County Court
June Term, 1911.
GAIUs y. COLLAMER,
vs..
JoHN W. HowDEN;
Joseph c. Bradley,
WHEREAS. at the

Joseph Z. Bradley, W. hhhbAo' al 'he
TIHsfee w tern oil the cuuu-
~ court, held at AilddIebUy in and for Il county
Of Addison, on tie sec md TUESDAY o. June 1910
Gaius 4. Col amer, of Bristol, in said county,
Commenced his action by summons a aims, john
". HOwden, late OF said b istol. an abIcUudlng
or concealed debtor, in which Joseph q. Bradley
rt sad Bristol was asp summoned as trustee OF
the s-iI Hnwden, Ia plea al the case, 20 $500,
for work ard labor, care aud diligence Oft said
Co!lamer, d3n9 AID peIiorned for the said 10 y
den; also for $500, for g DDS, wares and ni,r-
chand:ze sold and delivered by the said Collamer
10 the said HJwden; also FIR $500, fur money
lent ana advanced, paid laiI cut and expended ;
also fr $500, for money La and received by lie
said Hnwden of the said Colamcr-as per wit
un file. And the term aforesaid, the said Cola
mer came bv Ii. Needham, his attorney an be-
cause said Howden was out # this State, aad had
not PERSONAL notice o. said suit, dav thereof was
given &C., from term 10 term until the p~esen,
term vi SAID court; And now tie SAID COllamer
cones b. his said attorney; aEd whereas, il Is
not sheWn 10 the cOurt that tie said Howden as
had personal notice of said SuiJ i, is ordered by
The court, that the Plaintiff cause notice thereof
10 be given TO the sid Honden bv rubIisAinr
he substance of his declaration. aud tbi, order.
with notice Of tie continuance of said cause in
The MiddleburY Peoples Press, a neHspaper
p inted in said Aiidiebury, three weeks sncces-
'Vrly. the last OF which pc bcLtions To be thirty
day, before the next term # said Couri. Aud
day thereof was further given, &c, rnti the said
next term 10 be held on the second Tuesday of
December, 1911. S. SWIFT. Clerk.
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Total. 1877 2o456 1904 1888 PSF

The towns not heard from, on the Governor
vote are Dandy, Fairhaven, Hubbardton, Mid
dletown, Mt. Tabor, Sudbury, Tnmouth,
Wallingford, stockbridge Bloomington, Chas'
ton. Holland, Irasburgh, Lowell, Morgan,
Newport, Troy, Westmore, Brookline, Dover,
Dummerston, Jamaica, Londonderry, Son.
erset. Stratton, Wardsboro, Nottingham, Ar
Iington, Peru, Richfcrd, Braintree, Grand
Isle. Isle LaMott, Bloomfield, Brunswick,
Canaan, CRANKY, Victory and Lexington,
which in Sept. 1910 gave Gov. Jenison 1910
and Dillingham; 2s5s. and will probably in.
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10 sw
BANK OF YER GlNNEs NOTICE.

a GREEABLY 10 an art Of the Legsla uie passed
- October 1910 by which every Bank whose char
ter shall be extend d. is required to call in the whole
amount If its capital stock within one year nom its
renewal, the stockholders OF lie Bank Of Vergennes
are hereby notified that ten dollars each share OF
the capital stock is required 20 e pad in by the 18th
day Of December next.
By order of the Presid nj and Directors,
ISAIAH SCOTT, CIShier
VersCuaes, September s, ISL. I9sw
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NOTICN.s
EDWlN 4. SPPAauE. N. 0.

LUFsI III III u IsI'NULi 10, u
D ESPECTFULLY informs The citizens Of Middle
IL bury that he has located himself in this village
and now tenders his professional ser ices to al such
IS may das're thea.
The undersigned will also devote himself partcu-
larry 10 that class 81 Individuals who may ilie sur
goal aid, lie viii however attend in all the depait-
meE's of medical practice.
He would also take tins opportunity Of informing
The public generally, that the VARIOUS operations up
on the EYE, viz: for s'rs5snus sqintng, cctroP-
um an other deforlrt.es, cataract, artificial pupil,
will be performed on reasonable terLs-
He is also willing 10 insure success in The opera
ton for restoring Club-cet to pcrlt city natural po-
stion and all individuals IL this pace, or the country
around who are lablsrg under this dofUimty, ate
respectfully invited TO gave hin. call, Who nay at all
times be found b. uquiung at his Office, or boarding
place al J. e. Hua,ingion's.
L. II. SPRAGUE, N. D.
Midiebury, July l3 II.
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90 Dollars Reward.

GSTOLEN from the pasture ofthe subscriber
- on the night of the 18th instant, sorre
horse or s years old, natural trottcr, some
white in the forehead, white hind feet and long
switch tail. Whoever will restore said horse
to the subscriber and prove the conviction of
the thief shall receive the above reward, OF ten
dollars for the return of the horse.
SAMUEL O'RRYAN,
MIppLEBURY, Sept I7lh 1871. 2O:3w
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NOTICE.

The Addison Co. Temperance Society hold
q meplng in Vergennes, tomorrow (Wed-
ncsduy.) commencing at 10 o'clock, 4. ".
GA general attendance is desirable.
Wednesday, Sept. 81.
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Versenaes, Seplemher s. Isl
JOSEPH C. BRADLEY, } Addison County Court,
vs.. June Tenn, 1871

; z
June Tenn, 1871
JOHN HowDEN,
A # the present term CT This court comes Joseph
- c. Bradley, Of BRISTOL in the county Of Addison
in Lis own person, and brings into Court here, h.5
certain writ and declaration against John HoWLen, Of
Bristol aforesaid and return of service thereon, IN
an action book account: and because it suggest
ell 10 this court, that the said John HOden is absent
from this State, and las not had personal notice of
said suit it i ofjeIci by tine ccuTt, that the said
plaintiff cause notice thereof 10 lie given him by pub
isiag the substance Of his declaration and this Ter,
with notice Of the continuance If said cause in The
Midllehury Peoples Press, a newspaper printed IN
Md !ebUry in said county, three weeks successfully,
The last which pu5lca 70 be Of least thirty days
before the next Term Of sad Court and day thereof
was given &c, until the said next term 70 Ue hoH on
the second Tues!ay Of December, 1871.
I93w ). SWIFT, Clsrk
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rare moi felt il consistent with the duty which
,,o ~ ,hr comm 10 run the risk By any sud
nj ., run, nroceedin.r. OF embarrassing the
Fxoc ,r IN resard to subjects and questions
now mNgfu mmSd an aely pendns and which intimately
afcl The preservation of the peace Of the country
lam dear 81, with constant regard
ain Yours, sc. &c,
rrin,l1 DAN'L W EBSTER.
II. KErcarM, New York
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Nv B.dorl. Mass, Juiy sc. 1911.

GJ-CoUNTEaTEITs. Beware Of imposition Each
genuine bottle IS enclosFl il wrapper on "hc
Is a YELLOW label, signed by WIN. JONN. CUT
LER. None other en- be gcHHe Of later date th-j.
December 1859. The Signature # SAIPsoN RErD
will be continued for short lime.
The great celebrity Of t.e Vegcla,i; pu!m1alrT
Bslsam has been the Cause of attempts to INTRODUCE
spurious ariirss which - partially assuming ihe
Of The genuine, are caluifcd to mise1l and de:ei'
Tic pubic. Among these mixtures are Carte $
ComPonRd IUin nary BalsGnl, . .4a.cricop nj
morary Bc'sqm,' . PegciaLle Pulmonary BaisaH-
ic Syrup" " Pulmonary Baisaa..' and others
Purchasers should enquire fol- the tue article by it.
whole nlIne-THE VEGETABLE PCLNoNARs
3ALsA;I, and that it has the marks AMI sisnatufa5
Of the gelu'He
Each bottle and seal i. stamped "Vr5..aIlo Fu'-
moDiry BalsaIn."
For sale by REED, WING s. CUTLER, Cato
Lowe AID Reet) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Modf-
cines, Paints and Dye-stuls, No 81. Chatham street,
Buston and by Druggists and country merchants S'n-
orally in New England, and in the principal piac'
ihrou shou the United States and British Provlnces-
Price so cents. Sold BY s. MOODY.
I5:iy Mddletury Vermont.
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STRAY COW.

ANAME into tie enclosure Of The subscriber,
a. about week since, good sized hight
red COW. The owner is requested to prove
property pay charges ard take her away.
HARVEY YALE.
Miiileburv Sept. 1s. 1871. 90 3w
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ERE.NEZER. SCOTT

late Of said Wry Tse, deceased presents his petition
in writing, PRAYING that IL may be licensed to S n
The hole OF the real estate Of the said deceased for
the purpose Ct paying the de0ts against said estate
and expenses Of administration, and therein forth
the amount of debts due from The deceased, Of tie
char ges Of administration, the value of the personal
state and the situation Of the estate to be Sold and
that II is necessary to sell the whole real estate Of the
said deceased for the purposes aforesaid Ami i is
craupon ordered that The said spIl.cauou ioI License
10 sell real estate ne considered at session Of said
Court to be holn at the Office Of the Ju lge OF "a d
court in Md!leLury ii AMI oi the district of Addison
on the 29h day OF Septeml er, inst, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, and thai the said administrator
notice thereof 20 lie given TO III persons interested by
publishing certified copy OF this order in lie Middle
bury Peoples Press, newspaper prsted in said lid
dlebur -hrse cels sucessiyely, previous to the time
of sd dco1ri. s. SWIFT, Judge
4 true copy &C record,
$. SWIFT, Clerk. 10 3w
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The COLLECTOR OF New YoRK.-The Mad
isonian Of Saturday. says:-We understand
that the nomination OF Mr. Curtis, as Collector
Of New York, was yesterday confirmed by the
Senate
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FsSHE subscriber keeps for sale
IL COTTON BATS by the bale,
IRA STEWART.
Middlebury Sept H. is4l. eff
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CCrHEcrLsS.

(From Dr.. Thomas Brown
M,ssr5. Lowe * Reed, Gcnt.-The Vegeiatl- Pal
m,raly Ba!sa.u has been extensively used in thesc-
ton Of country where reside for veIal Yeas past.
and has justly acquired high lie utaion in consumP
live CON ainis. So far my knowledge extends, i,
has never disappointed the reasonable expectation OF
those who have used it, THOMAS BRowN, Il. D.
Concord, \. IL. MAY II, 1881.
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n HIS may certify that have q en- my son, 0EEL
HANKS, his time to trade for himself Until lie
shall become Of the eye Of 81 years. shall neither
exact any Of his wages pay any dc'ts OF lis con-
iracting after his date ALVIN HANKS
Lincoln. Sept. 9, 1911. 10 3w
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STA TIE OF VERMONT, }
DISrRI(r or, ArrISoN - {

Il Z it rem embered that al a Probate court he'll at
- at Aldll,bury in and for the district Of Addison
On the Sth day OF September l54I,
LaurH Drake, Of NcybriJgc, in sad district, adj
mini slralcr OF tic estate Of
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THE ELECTION.-The result of the election affords
bnt slender grounds of triumph to either party. With
all the aids which our opponents have derived from
their ialsehoods and misreprese nations it does not
appear hat they have male single convert from the
wing ranks We find on a careful examination, that
Smiles vote this year is not large in 1890, and
is between 1000 and 1000 less than Dlinghaui's in
1910 The votes for the ABOLITION CANDIDATES,
Who are Wigs, were most exclusively given by free
men whose predictions Ill with the whg party
The real fact is. the wings flushed by the oycrwhem-
ing Of last fall and wcaIied hy political strife
foolshly recined in suplne security upon the laurels
they had already won, while the enemy energetic
enierpr;sng, and above ALL united man upon their
candi dates. B,tween 5000 and zoos wings ulrd in
to false security. emained a; home. Some Of this
apparent apathy may he atr bu'ed TO want of univer
sal popularity the VIII ig candidate, and some 10 the
suicidal course OF John Tyler in interrosng his refo
between the people and their prosperity But
the overwhelm ming ajortes which we still main
tain in each branch Of our lgi stature, Will show
friends, at home and abroad that The wing party is
still Cnhroken and schooled as thev have heen by the
last lection, they will carry every thing before them
next fall. As to oldAddison, we proud to say she has
done her duty better than any other county in the state.
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The official return of votes for Senators
in this county, show the following result
Wing Elias Bottom, has 2129,
ticket Dorastus Wooster, 2I52,
elected } Isaac Chapman, 2l25,
John Picrpoint, 1913. Solomon w.
Jewett, 1870, Whitfield Walker, 1914,
Jesse Grandy, 100, J. w. Langdon, 1913,
e. Cook, IL, A. Foot, 6, Scat 2.
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crease Col. Paine's vote over Mr.. Smile to
near 1900. and if so it is probable that the
wing candidates for Lieut. Governor and Trea-
surer will be elected by the People by small
majority.
Wing Senators are Elected in Addison 3,
Windsor 4, Rutland 3, Bennington 1, Grand
Isle Id Windham 3. We last week claimed
in Franklin, and in Orleans, but they now
seem to be somewhat doubtfu,' from the run
ming of the Liberty ticket, tho we have but lit
tie doubt that Franklin has elected wings,
we shall soon know, as the votes were counted
last Friday.
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Mcssrs. R,ci, Wing s Cuiier-Gcn.iemcn--
feel 1t duty owe 10 the pubic, ali especiiy 10
hundreds Of my fellow beings who are nov sulerir
under different DISEASES Of the lungs, 10 give You q.
statement Of the good effects have experience iro
The usa Of ths Vegetable Pulmonary B.lsam H3Fiu,
fIom ny ouh az heoa trau5iai with different com.
plants OF the lungs, such splitting OF blood, trouble
cough, frequent ho4rseness, Wh severe fits Ct
coughing, and ineod all the symptoms OF Consumption
end from time 10 time have consulted several emiH,r.
physicians, and have taken much A'licna, hut re-
ctiTed lte or relief anil at last thy oil ther'
no help for me that my was beyond TIA
reach Of their medicines. In th. spring Of 1877 wI'
advised by a irienl to Try the Vegetables Pulmonary
Blsam. { obtained two bottles. AMI on trial va
surprised to find sudden and eiitclull relief which
gave me, and after using il a3Out ne weeks ali M
complaints entirely rem we'd, ami was reztorad
TO good hral'h, Since that tie have kept ii con
silnty ~ ne, IN OF ne appearance Of any Il tn
above complaints.
have known large number of cases where all 9TH
medicines have faded Of afjriing any relief, th :,
R1lsam at length resored 10, AMI speedily effect
"a a | would theIefJre recommend to ever
person that has any Of the above complaints, ther
FIRST appearance TO take the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which they vii; find safe, coay encni;sEd pcs
tive cure. Respectfully YOURS,
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THE CINCINNATI RIOT, the most serious
that has as yet occurred in any Of our cities
was marked by two facts of evil augury-thc
one, that the lawess mob against the coIored
people was led on and cxasperated BIZ Ken.
tuckians from the opposite shore and the 9th.
er, that the municipal authorities, even in the
very moment of peril, thought it more impor-
tant to profess attachment TO their Southern
brethren, and TO denounce abolitionism, than
TO vindicate the supremacy of the violated laws,
protect the lives and property of their citizens.
1t seems, also, thata volunteer company from
tie Kentucky shore, the WARSAW Guards"
crossed over upon information "that the abo-
litionists and negroes had revolted against the
laws of our common country" but finding
that it was all the other way, and that the mob
were attempting TO destroy the abolitionists
and negroes, they quietly went home again.
This, at least, seems TO us the fair inference
from the commanders letter, which, however,
with more detailed account of the whole
transaction, we will publish hereafter.
Up to Wednesday morning, Sth inst, all
was quiet, and the Gazette of 9TH inst. says,
''no farther outbreak is Immediately apprehen-
ded :"
The number of killed and wounded was not
yet ascertained but it was established that
the original attack on the negroes was led on
by boys, as very often happens in such cases.
1t was also established that among the COL
ored people in Jail, only one was even suspec-
ted of being slave, although the neighborin
Kentucky people had free access to the prise
to identify any fugitives.
We are glad to be able to add that both the
Gazette and the Republican condemn the das-
tardly spirit of the common Council, which,
instead of the simple resolution to maintain
inviolate the law at all hazards, stopped to
disavow aboitionism or pledge our faith to our
Southern brethren"
The Gazette of the 9Th contains procla.
nation form Governor Corwin, exhorting to
peace, and authorizing the employment of the
militia to enforce it.-N. Y, american.
THE CASE OF MARY C. RoGERs.-Afiairs
arc now in such train as we think will, ere
long, lead TO the discovery of the perpetrators
of the horrid outrage upon this unfortunate
! pirl A Mrs. Loss, who keeps small tavern
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PEOPLES PRESS.
Tuesday Mornin g, Sept. 81, 1871.

The Vrro PowER-After returning from The
dominIons of Queen Victoria: wherelat present
the political elements seem t, be hushed under
the quiet sway oil monarchica! rule, we feel de
gree of humiliation which we cannot describe,
10 find cur own country a scece Of cx RENE agita-
tion occasioned by the exercise Of the only royal
prerogative embraced in our Constitution.
Is il not a matter Of extreme regret, that the
precious fruits of our glorious revolutionary strug-
gle should be los. by single oversight in the
formation OF The Constitution, which was inend-
Cd 10 fix cur liberties upon secure and perma-
nent basis But so it is that by The exercise of
tie Veo power, in a manner and extent never
contemplated By the trainers Of the Constitution,
Congress as prostraed al The feet Of ErecutiUe die
tation, and ran only humbly beseech the royal
PRESIDENT of the Union 10 cypress his ,cishes,
(Which he has promised 10 do) in relation TO any
measure for legislative action. But thank Heav-
en-, the wing pary-the only true Democracy Of
our county, notwithstanding the excentrrity Of
single individual i, still firm and unbroken
The bird of LIBERTY still hovers over the Capitol
Of our nation, and will not long quail under the
behest Of single man. There is redeeming
spirit going forth for the reduction of that enor-
NOUS Executive power which Cor IL long years
has been source Of almost infinite mischief TO
this dowu-tr, dden niton; but we have now only
time 10 express the hope that it will not cease It's
no-le efforts until the stain Ct deSpotism which
the VETO power has impressed upon our other
wise goli"us Constitution is completely obliter-
a ed.
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GAMBLERS AND INcENDIARIEs.-The citi-
zens of Syracuse, New York, have held pub
lie meeting recently, for the purpose Of pro-
ceeding against the fraternity Of gamblers, ia
cendiarles and robbers who periodically visit
that town. From the accounts given OF them,
1t appears that these escaped coavicts are as
numerous at that place as they were at Vicks-
burg, and as impudent and free from molcsta-
ton When they are present, hres, breaking
open of stores, robberies, horse stealing, and
other crimes follow as a matter of course. The
fire of the ill fatcd Friday night first aroused
the citizens to sense OF the evil consequences
likely 10 result from their presence, and the
citizens made move against them. One OF
them, fellow named Hays Young, threaten
ed that if they were not permitted to go on
with the races, there would be some funerals
in that place! This threat followed SO closely
on the dreadful doing of the memorable Fri.
day night, startled the community, and the in
famous scoundrel was complained OF, arrested,
and held in 81 600 bonds The meeting re-
ierred to above was then called, and Commit
lee OF Vigilance were appointed 10 proceed
against the gang, and assist the legal auihori-
ties to GUST thcm.-Bosion Times.
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on the embankment near Wechawken, has
been examined before the Mayor of this city.
and states that Mary was at her house on the
evening Of the 25th of July last, in company
with several young men, and that she drank
some lemonade offered by one Of them. Mrs.
Loss also identifies the clothes found in the
woods near there, as part of those worn by the
unfortunate girl on that occasion. Whatever
other clue may have been discovered, has been
kept profoundly secret, though we are given
to understand that great hopes are now enter
tanned of the ultimate success OF the eRdcavorS
to ferret out the authors of this dreadful TRACE
dy.-N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
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THE CASE OF MARY C. RoGERs.-Affairs
arc now in such train as we think will, ere
long. lead to the discovery of the perpetrators
of the horrid outrage upon this unfortunate
girl. A Mrs. Loss, who keeps small tavern
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The towns not heard from, were last year
represented by wings, 3 locos.
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CASE OF SoMYAMBULIsM On Friiav nigh
Sd inst. female passenger in The last train Of
cars ftom Brooklyn 10 Jamaica, fell asleep and
while in that state, jumped from the cars on to
the track without receiving any Irjury. This ex-
rao dinary feat was performed while the cars were
running under a full head ofsieam. and within two
miles OF this village.--JamaicG Farmer.