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VLNlIS70B AND CHARLESTON.
|Thc Grand Advance.
GEN. TERRY REINFORCED.
Eunboats Working Up the River.
Assault on Congressman Kelly.
Cincinnati fenian Congress.
SPEECH OF THE HEAD CENTRE
arelnnd the N-,t Needing Place
&c. &c. &c.
Cincinnati fenian Congress.
EPEECH OF THE HEAD CENTRE
IRELAND the >-,, ueeting place
Wilmington and Charleston.
The Grand Advance.

Phtldd,iy' a., Jan. gS by tie arrival u
Steaner here we learn that on p.s sci ggr cu-Ee
5rvo under Gsnsrsl Aif-oi ~ Terry, SIvAnccd To-
|k-rI wlu.u,, a, and were reinforced h. ahcsvy
luiuu II veteran troo,s rom tho 5.ul- hci1yod
c be under command OF Gen H,vsrd. NJ heavy
t.'htng occ2r-.d oa tie is.h OF 1914 AMI It vas
LDught our 'rJoys were meeting v3th h,,o 10
3Ipos tiou lron the enemy. report from ,ne
bout s-ys LAai " niugtJu was cuse,i, aad
hr. opr ps would occupy the psce ~ orce.
|hs report Is ~ doubt III origin , the story tlai
Si'in uetou hat ALLEN into cur bsnde ~ cuuc9t'y
|.up ounCed during the past u.rtc |A!s. OuI I-. AI
fraugL: sulooats o. 81 d. 'erpt1as were ~ tn
ape Fear River, tapying ~ ca-t-us'y toward
u um ngiou. sc-rclins 'oi to- cioe- anI rui- i-s
| &c tuJys. Tee Sect got oui 0; sight up the yer
- sJ.u - possible, aul Hvc steamers Illus decc.y-
-, hAd i-J eu .-,o ous haa1s a. pr.lea. All acre
Alugbly laden IL the i.s;r.t"ucn Poor jack
ksnl fare well. OAer lockaio-rulueTs Will yet u
t.usht, as there ID meaus OF gei IA 'he news oi
l. .r s.aories 10 Nassau ior montl of ~ There
ks as ~ doubt hst our troops would Sol capture
lwilr in gton, and the f.l u Charleston 10 hourly
k1r scted. The tOalesI god ieohns exist In The
k,my and navy, ALL everybody looks hrTald
eopcfully 20 pew anil more ,iuporta,t vleIor.os
What Admiral Porter snys.
Washington, Jan. % Ii hV LSca errOuc gslg
stated uat Aumiral Porter coufrus tic report that
he rebels have blown Up Fort ClsweF, aud
|s4e steamers Tallahassee aud ChicausIsa h.'
|snsusgy is ~ follows;
"A large force q gunhosts oo'upy The rve~ he.
kweou 4 .Npl AaG Wilmington. n 'nt ltc" D.
kerue., III, sealed against llocknl--uiulsr', ano
no Alalainas or Furidss, Or CL.ssuGuga,, or
n AnahAsscss WI. ever "a on again t,Tl % - isrI
|.nd or ,aeIchsuts will soon hcIn b. cna' 'et 20
lursue 10 safety ther syocSt .l.' lie further sSys
|i'we shlll NOV, aloug yErciully A.s5 f"oiels
WI Up - torpeD9 9es Il eau Avip 90, aud .u'uL
'~e will te IA Wilmington before l.aS"
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90 IN treasure or EasIanl 'rd s.o4ooo for Ncw
N.ik
4 'rr1.t f-.m C4e,c, states th,l tie report
sarto that tho Eu.usl Government vas about
to send dee. o. gInhais 1, the Lakes ss ca
uari.
luz monitor CApanch- s,e.ncd ,rto San Fran
scn rAy y the 2ist, snl SAILED u her trial trip
g. g. Mare leland Navy Yard whore sue will 10
auti ~ 'or s,r.lco.
lar .'e-ui5- John J. s'c7i-us -c..uuv arrlved
~ "a. francisco trvm E,A.,-u pot,s nth $1,000
"a gold, aud uea.ly .,uuO sscr- ot silver ore Tho
rcce.r' of .ulof a. tle above ,.ty -nco the ilth
is-', 'o,' ~ ,l.-yooOu.
IL srI-lrn 'rym q cpnm.n,si oi the Secre-
,srg Of War. ihstt entire suti ect " au exchange
o. ~ -onors is nov placed iu Il, hanls uf GENE.
rrl Grant, aul that altluu.h ouiy partial sx.
.Nauscs have thus tnr tr made, that there "a
- '.u to believe ~. ,rtai,lye y u soon % cJ.
rsc'tl
l.c.s Nr-m, 10 command ri comp.ny Of
."assc tpFH'ry, lciJ tr.3rlhuN ky, on the
l. D., AMI, WHOM trr milo. urt. encountered 2OO
rc. ris. " "a w4om a rtrr" tsht euruel, i.stiug
bali al uout. Tue rsh,.. h.d tvo tillcd and one
Nuun'''t GI4 i've t0NcL prisoners. There we're
10 casIaitici uu the Union .p.
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Late Southern News.
The Revolution Ia the south.

THs ) uthern papers presen. ineTeaainy evidence
ut the discOrd that Is thr precursor of a funE-
ing cause. The want ot success has inducei tho
inevitable crop " b,GEeiiuss and recriIninat.lns
among the leaders II lhe rebcllion. The nevspa-
per- which have heretofore Leeu mort violent
md blatant Ia thsiT AdVucs.y vi seces-
Sion, no~ exhibit = deEss u uneaTDoaa
and dsrun, which ~ dOul' reflect
the general opinions u society, aud the prevail
iug senIirnouS among the mssses- The currents
" hope and thought seem u be setting In favor
Of peace, and tho sp,rit u ths p~ps eonfrus Mo
assurances received from private sources, " tho
effect that nothing but peace is now lA'ssi of iu
Richmond, aud throughout the South. romission
s Mr.. BL.rR has no doub. helped to accelerate aud
confirm the peace tendencies which can only moan
return b. the ol CniJu under whatever gul- by
''recOrs,ruCtilu, "n,y,tEtious aud 'cIuierrpccs"
the subject may bo discussed 10 save tppe .raucc-
to the JEFy DivIs ol-4rrly Ia Tbs veg, tae
opinion. " tho Rchuool press upon slc mature IT
NJ nLAn's vlt are u peculiar Interest. Tho
EHANlSEa has u" ioNowin, mp Irthn. statement
The rruors ror"cru'ig tho nature 4 the paper
negotiations Dd Blair carries bacf with him are
yety numerous 'ut we .-e confidently sAt irel
that the cOmrlss n has brought the psnc. lues-
tiu4 u point, thNt prOyd for tho AIPIIut'uc.
OF coru ouers from ether side, wiz .atuogit.
~ lpy peace founuAt Oh. That IN oil.
The Wnra confirms this aat-Ineuti
Il is understood that M. D.alr hst pr,yate spi
cont Ie uA iuterue" ".th tho FrcAlent. lie
came in no III iill capacity aud had 10 o.hca' u-
terr0urss with any WeiuiHr 4 the Government.
Toe bel ef IA we'll iuuriIct circles % tIA' ts m
l,ry.ew mas lcll - a conference .c.,.s atIL,
lz,d Nrent3 OF cnr'n'G5iouc~s of the two govern
mcuts. IL Is known that PreLIsul DAVIS n.f
permit no ohsthor y form v stand IN tho Way Il
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lie ststci that tho more i'm portsn. proceedings
uo'ild b" f1r Inc mos. par, srcf'L IN order h ne.
vent 70 ues ''u smother place" from uesas com.
rrom.scd, aud prevent the premature liz.
c.1siC o' measures which might gvn aii
aIt comfort - the enemy. The sccrCt
S'cuts aud sJ'cH Of Great Britain ami TIE
sher cuamct u human Ucrfv With whom, unfur.
.nAic'y, this country shouuiN may -,..s upon
his oyUaSiuu iOr rcuow. .ug s,aiust Lhc Iernan
brutherhood tie oit-rcf tc' acc4sauon ~ lie. NJ =
Ho'rt' ,ncsy hut Irs' public ~ ID Mt he lcI
a,Lruy o. tae.r assertions. our fellow -..tS Scu y
u't -gct that This Bro ler tt b. vrt %, So .. 4
18th tie o.gsr'ty 1f df's, tain, suI taat Who
u'ro 8 20 ieuian army as yet Hisu'y 10 the do.i.
-uch al arm! p,yei'hc,c'. tl' eS sis' (rtl'i.
Ng 'ut l.sl.. = Ne ts'N fof freedom. o. bait. -
atli usrcd IN De u.1st y lt6 enemies Ws,,b. .'.
1tA ny lis Opportunity sn4 litiuS It's Iug.
Ftn'th q I.-euS 90 Is thc Iart u national u,s,...
by ~ Az 'r.sH EspItl'c Our orsauiycl friend. u
IRELAND constitute It's army. T. 4.'a!fe the ga...
nJn aud Intended movements VI A. army would =,
y dctcdt 70. II wer., Indeed, more c0ully.y, 90
SUCCESS Y No puth-iiy whatever were given O. o.,
existence NJ or 'rgal1stI.u vutl al 0ur pre- MS.
nous Tor ~ uprsng 81 the Iroi people were ..u-
pe'ed TIE growth u the rcniAu Bt.t'c.i .uI
O M o'ed It's rcor -G0'lat = on bass "a a.,..--
sn-e O. th' prime pes " Democratic institutions.
Cave "ss ~ lie same tmo taken 10 pre-
crvo rN destructive military ,LAra,tfr.s.
t's. Whole Crlss bad entered the American
army ~ bsiy. Al tho first C4cr
yress In 1868. GC'rvnies we've present 'r 3D.. sy.
~ uree roics pcs .u.tg DCls 'tucs.y a. i1.-
|o me' tsf o. ''s va were To- TIC Ju.tDI -.a...
asti,. NoW, ac'c .l'e- lni 'r y'-s o.. .if.r a..
dred circles Wef. p""seu', ru5 showing 1a iu.
u''i't i.s-cao" lac tlaiD u!.i.,n saf B.l...
i"-t''l' I'D would tc sGls.,ic! O. a." i.u'.f
~ruHny. lhe trrial' Nalc "1ystn. g.. . . .t'u
auon o' IRELAND, are il43 ser 70 tie hcs ntc.ous
arl uuicu,ace '-..u tAc rulu. r. wers In ra
,'~n'rY - 'N" enemies ~ tie lu.y. 40 getting
t.t,,. a.. =, 90. So IA ". v b. .Mt a.
An ~ Gr,a, Irt,ir ip A Na.e o' r,,.i..
''n. bIt 'to Amc''egnf a.e L'rg 't'.t
..., N.,' w e',y 'u'....'' i've ''i '.,'.
A, li.se rrus., Z. an a.pe.r,frss, Ic ,,.... .,
ere on ttcr, - b" t'pg leisure f.g ..st.s.tF
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Tue A.uun "a suose neIy.

TIE attsS on Mr.. Kelley, ueruter u Cla.rsss
FROM PAla'e'pAl4, took place IN wasullstau uu.
der lie following oIcunssADce.:
Lac on Friday svouiup, 40 Judge Kelley u 70
Charles OS'.lI ard MAJOR HprIor wore ~. o., @
TIE taA table At Nlisrd's n '-., Ivc Judge T. cl
$40 iq claiming FaS. the Il ,rse - Iieul r,,r
irorn Lous Nnh, rGuursci In lpui voicr ~ Juu!,o
kelley; "Wol, judge, yoI wsra 81 a'rs to shoe
your hAn"s on a'mltung our irir .tts, " gr. l4-
Ianled "ith an ua.t. - Hhle' Jutss Kelley fl-.u
no rrIly, ~ he had no a'quAin, luoe 'th F.,t! 4:
p't on tie counuUArCc ~ his insults ,fl4.r .. y
r'l1ed uat wheu lis name vas cslel It would u,t
axe mn lIug 10 decide upon The oA--: g.. l,a.lu
Feil 'onsturI his vioieat talk, Will "D--u yuf.
you pDo'o want - back bad enough. Rnd s,u
~ .faa 20 i~c. them u ~ don't vote ur ls.' ils
nralF EN- lLttsteuIig h, .lcy ".t- Jcrt 44l y..-
elco' shd on slhHqucntv uce'.-g kr.lfr 80 ..e
corridor hc rus4"i al m with h. s-a...,g, g.i
~ ~ more powerful man thsu kelley, snl.are.
I'm, suo as kolloy tre4 10 d.lou..-e r. u.u.s.., tt
cut ls hand pen N the Loue VITA l.s s4 r. 4
uum'I oi le.so Do rash . p an dls,ur7 o.. ..u.
lelJl1 10 could DA q L.v t.u,er,gsD ..i,.,.
HIN. kCi'ey Ta8 gaseu T. h.s room. -4l Dr.. s. ..l,
caliu4 lu 20 G-csJ b. "o-u.. F.,. VS. ~. 4 D..
lhe STATIC -LJl s.- aud f-L..y released ou .. af
Jue thousand d.,.arS for further he.r.--, ~. %
q " col.u II .l!a -.,er--u4.
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The Reported Railroad Accident IN r.nu-
Ryly-uia,

PhldGf'phea, JuH. ~ The rcp5.tcI sc,.G,a.
op tAo r.iiaddph.A q Eie Rd'roaI, o. uesi.
" RS, by NL,cL ueul, hundred wore Killed au4
~ Ted, "as grnss stag anon. TIE accident
was taat "uict ocr'.rr~. T. 1ue Cat- @iss. ,ls
ra.a roa. "ce' co..h ~ wit d train going en-.
o. lie raAa4e .'a.. = Ere sllr.al, o., u..,-
V'st o. Nancy BS this sac,dri So I,r,-us .,fs
o. .shLy iniure'
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G5ncTal intelligence.
~ Eall % ~, .ns I.c,l sun

- yt,,, ,.
~ Aa't 70 Ns hsH Ic't Sunl
r....,.
" n' mNt 'am,-
'''' '"' 1000" To- Known "N MS ''-
. ~ N- NmeHyal ssN"f, h-'
,g - 49,. 'e'' " =, i,',No'' ,'
-'' ''.N al 'Le req eel oi L'u9
'HN.
. \ immense lsu'"- H. Wild iniiusl- s;ili live in
halrr. a1. a. ihc ..as.lt Iyh ~ ,e, vt iurs, IrAy
f'I' '.' f"" ''' sMons t.s miuAr '-'
h..ttNL trA'r ''r fr.,Ht'y l,.u quite inis-
e aY4 v.ua1 1oi % ri, gu,rs, rs. lie ,imptuN-
2 Del" ..r. an o,a speedily ue .oic g. .-teni -
l.s H.t. .-.- .ft.s
i.-t N,c. lalr - c,anp!'a, o. r,!ut Jut'a,
hA'', N'.ft r.t"un tll.T'h, vh,h wc-r.t
NJ h Lh." Coo "'"h D. t.I' each. They had pi H.
3. N"a. FHc. "'i 'D Hno hciplcsi.
Grs U-..-~ has huril-..t.l. ar.,y,,i,I q. .-I.
'sth 't lrs.I. rp ,.uor,, '"Dl,i AT r.-t,,.,
..,a. a. + u..l,f. o.. n.,lr,',ul ..t,eI n. i.r
re- .r army ."
GrS,rAi. .,rts,.,.i.,..,,,. t,. ,.c.,,, ,.,,.., g.,
"lI. lt.,r,,., "a. M $50, '', , ,ns % :"
, ..t.,. ~ ,.,'', " o',n''', ''' , h.' '.'u ,
h., ,....,.. - ', . i-.'. i. - ~ ~,
P'' '' "''e'''
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.rpto bis ,Ii.,,sr,, a., ~ G''g.,,,,,s,, =, ,,,
II.i.e ;l.t.. ..,I ..i . r,,,',,st t, -, a., ,,'r
l.. mac ' ,...-,t i',,l, $50 49,, WV
,'- ,Ns Wv A.'s'7 tIp' ,lIharyh nave
rHi7"l me li'i'n'.A w.',i hs1 l.ld 800 long Dn
''' '"' '''. N'lufT IL. a'aincty, guns
-" 'iN'I .'As "i' S'l 20 u'i the nun which is
',, ts,,,..i- ""' NV" ''A'" " '''N'
-
WIN ~ h' entofrd Jrh DAVIES atudy, On
~ "I'- ''' ISL Hfn'h ihr r"uei cnif did not
90 '.t' '.' -'".' "4' b.Nl7 vas ,rsa'ei ia coNss
R'"' '' 'I'il" "t' '"sf rl'rr uE" roor clrrk
th'' '''"rH' nAd had "lt1nl suuty, ham,
''' ''h'
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The Grand y Advancc.
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Friday. Jan. 30.
From WASHINGTON.

Mission -ButlCr aud stanton, or the Hnt-
tic OF the Auorneys-Tho Polilicnl and
Military Outlook.
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GEN. TERRY REINFORCED.
|GunbOats Working Up the River.

assault on Congressman Kelly.
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M Mistetlanu
THE SOLDIERS RETURN.

BY ARTHUR l.. MESERvE.

The orchard was all a-bloom with pink
and white-scented blossoms which the
South wind scattered over the green grass,
and carried the perfume out on its wings.
to the distant fields. The robus had
built their habitations in the apple-trees,
and the bluebirds had lain in cunning
nests eggs as blue as the backs of the
songsters themselves. or the sky, smiling
so screncly above them.
Mary Grant stood at the gate that led
to the pasture, close by the orchard wall.
She was drinking in the spicy scents of
the orchard, and her cheeks were like the
apple blossoms. Her straw hat dangled
from the hand that restea on the top bar
of the gate. and her eyes mocked the VIC.
lets were gazing towards the pasture down
the wide lane where two great white and
red cows we're grazing peacefully in com.
pany wi a black cot.
;. Dinah y
AS the girl spoke. the robins that had
built nests in the apple tree by the corner sci
up loud shout, as if they would eclipse
the music Of her voice, and were jealous
of her powers They seemed to think
that they were successful, for one more
daring than the rest, ventured out on the
end of great limb that reached ou'
towards her. and with his round sparkling
eyes. and dainty tossing head seemed tt
| be laughing at her.
At the sound of her voice the colt rails
ed its head and looked towards her; anC
| the cows stopped their grazing and g"zec
) up the lane with great clever eyes to se'
/ if they could fnd from whence the voice
had come. is 4la
"Dmsb II r
| The colt raised her head again ant
gave a low whinny. then arching her neck
spreading her tail like banner. she cam
down the lane like the wind. For mo
mept she circlcd round refusing to ap
proach the gate, but at last she obeyc'
the beekoning hand of Mary aud place
her head upon the girls shoulder lying
close to her face as aifcctionate as
child. ad d
The young girl strokcd Dinah's map'
and patted her sleek sidesj she then too
her nose between her hands and locke
straight into her almost human eyes.
docs Dinah love Mary9Y said tf
girl. aa 20 ni aan'ao.
The colt made no audible answer. yet
, seered that she understood the words'
: still she stood, following every notion
the young gil with her black eye
Brutcs have affection that ofttimes shan
human beings
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HYDE PARK VERMONT WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is 1865. q
Written for the Newsdesler.
COUSIN JENNIE,

Scarcely had we given her welcome,
Hardly pressed her loving hand,
Fen the dear Redeemer called her,
To join the angelic band;
Leaving us so sadly weeping,
When we saw her with death sleeping.
Darling Jennie, Gao we yield her
To the cold embrace of death?
Can we feel when gazing on her,
That he doeth all things best g?
And yet, we see mid our grieving
The sweet peace that's in her stealing.
Yes, the sweet peace that passeth knowledge
Dawns upon her coffined face,
And we feel from that assurance
Christ, Tor her, has run the race"
So let our hearts no more be troubled,
Life's holy joys, for her are doubled
A husbands bitter tears are raining
In mild anguish DER her brow,
And lowly breathes loves fond endearment
All by her unheeded now,
Oh God he cries how can ever
From this dear friend. thus part forever?
Not forever are you parted
Members OF that household band,
Often in the twilight cleaning,
She will come and lay her hand
On each brow, thus gently smoothing
Out life's furrows, with touch so soothing
Parents, gaze ye never downward
To the grave dark and lone?
The frame is there, that rare casket--
But the spirits upward fown-
That ye know-or else that smile
Would never these dead lips beguile.
Years are fleeting, and the Reaper
Soon will claim us as His own.
Thus admoniShed we should ever
Be prepared to journey home
And meet with loved ones gone before,
Awaiting us on the other shore,
JENNIE l.,
Athol, Mass, March rth.
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Attorneys.

b. c. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
DH. or in Chancery, Hydepark, Vt.
BRIGHAM S>WATERMAN, attorneys at law =,
u and solicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, Vt:
Particular attention given to the collection OF
HI claims against the Govermsnt, widows IN
|alid. and other pensions. bounties, back pay
he. WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN 10
Il, W. HENDEE, attorney and counsellor at
In, law and solicitor in Chancery, Morrisville'
IT, Office in Masonic building. 64
IN 0. HEATH, attorney and counsellor at law
MI and solicitor in Chancery, Cambridge, Vt.
Particular attention given to the collection OF
btary claims, including pensions ana bounties.
ferms reasonable Office at Jehersonville.
BOWERS Il GLEED, attorneys at law and So
i lictOrs in Chancery, Morrisvlle Vt (Offce
Pmerly occupied by Hon. I. Gleed.) H. H. pow
3Rs, P. X. GLEED.
ID F. PARKER, attorney and counsellor at
IL. law, Wolcott. Vt. Particular attention
lVep 10 collecting all kinds OF military claims.
aViIg an experienced agent and attorney in
Washington. d. C., am prepared to procure pen
ionS bounties back pay, &C., ON reasonable
<fBs .e 1Wt
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in the soldiers arms, and pressed to his

in the soldiers arms, and pressed to his
heart. f..t
/" Mary p'
My son, my son o Ged. | thank
theeI And John Grant grasped the hand
that had been released and held out to-
wards him. f
There is little more for us to tell
though the story was long that Charlie
told them that night of battle-felds, and
weary days in dreary southern prisons,
and of the welcome exchange that came at
last though so long delayed,
We need add but little more The colt
still grazes in his old pasture by the Or
chard as sleek and beautiful as ever; and
Charlie Grant has wife whose name is
Mary. The mortgage was paid to the
last dollar, and Hiram Vance was disap.
pointed in receiving neither of the prizes
he so much coveted. But not long after
he solaced himself by taking a wife near
er his own age, and Who did the honors
of his house perhaps better than they
would have been perfarmed by Mary.
Charles Grants wound prevented fur.
ther service, and discharge was obtain.
ed. His presence drove away all the
gloom that so long had hovered over the
homestead of the Grants. as
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BUSINESS RULES FOR YOUNG MEN.
The world estimates men by their sue.
cess in life, and, by general consent,
permanent success is evidence of superior
ity. .i.#
Never, under any circumstances, as.
sumo responsibility you can avoid con-
sistently with your duty to yourself and
others, In other words mind your own
business" .#g Ea.
Base all your actions upon a principle
Of justice, preserve your integrity of char
acter, and in doing this never reckon on
the cost. a u.a #s
Remember that self.interest is more
likely to warp your judgment than all
other circumstances combined !; therefore
look we'll to your duty when your interest
is concerned
Never attempt to make money at the
expense of your reputation. ate
Be neither lavish nor miserly; of the
two avoid the latter. A mean man is
universally despised, but public favor is
stepping-stone to preferment therefore
generous feeling should always be culti-
waited. .l g5 ya saHa7 Sc gBi
Promise but little think much. and
do more. U ..a1. @ 30 gI
Let your expenses be such as to leave
balance in your pocket. Ready money
is always friend in need. l# gs
Keep clear of lawsuits, for even if you
gain your case, you are generally the
loser. aart iad t3a edit 2
Avoid both borrowing and lending
Liquor-drinking smoking cigars, aud
chewing tobacco are bad habits; they i'm.
pair the mind and pocket, and lead to a
waste of time. They tend to let one
down, but never to lead up. in the regard
of the virtuous and the good. q
/ Never relate your misfortune to Others,
and never gricve over what you can not
prevent i1Uai g.H gg97a.a 3i.sI
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&usintss Gar6s.
Hotels.

Hotels'
M ATTHEWs' HOTEL, Stowe Q.ower village)
vt. W. Matthews, proprietor. ii
f,ENTREvILLE HOUSE, orr OLD FAR
MER'S HOTEL" Waterbury Centre, Vt. i,
Eemuel Lyon. Proprietor Travellers will find
" Is an excellent place to stop. ~
frNTON HOUSE, johnson, Vt, R. H, Smith
/ ] Proprietor. Stages leave this House north
bd south Daily. 20
HOUSE, Morrisville, VT. r.
N O. Spauding, proprietor. The proprietor
mes to be able to make the traveller feel at
<pme.
u, BEEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott Vt.
In K Day, proprietor This house has been
M and additions and improvements made
7uring the last season, so that the proprietor
III Confident that he can make the traveller feel
q home.
4, MERlCAN HOUSE, Hyde Park Vt, j. A.
al child. proprietor Horses and carriges for
hnypyance to any part of the country always in
adiness. Also horses and carriges to let. III
VILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park Vt, J. |.
IN Nesmith, Proprietor.
kTILLAGE HOTEL, Waterbury, VT, jeremiah
III Brown, proprietor.
1LMORE POND HOUSE, Elmore Vt, A. w.
HI Averill proprietor. Conveyances to any
bart Of the county on short notice.
f, MERICAN HOUSE, st. Albans, VT, S. G..
A Field, proprietor. l3
lCDEN HOUSE, Eden Mills, Vt, e, W. DEMO,
ID proprietor ~
1RASBURGH HOUSE, lrasburgh, Vt, by h.
j w. Nye Stages leave this house daily for all
Railway stations. Horses and carriages to let. 80
y J UBBELL'S HOTEL, Wolcott, Vt, Justus
u Hubbell, proprietor, on the stage road to
lasbmGh. Conveyance to any part OF the coun'
N W short notice. ~
I ,DEN HOTEL, Eden Corners, VT, j. Har-
4 rington proprietor. Good Accommodations
u man and beast.
Il 'AGLE HOTEL, by H. P. Seeger, Cambridge
II B1rO'., Vermont. ~
<IOTEL, Albany Centre, Vermont, w. How
ard Proprietor. This is good place to stop.
j once knew a dinner for four, with good cup oil
<ta got up in ten minutes. Sd. 80
IA 'EsrOvER'S HOTEL, Waterville. VT, 5.
zN g. Wcstoyer, proprietor.
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81 In the recent election in Austria
liza, many'of the voters were naturalized
Chinese, who. being free from political
prejudices, sold their votes to the highest
bidder. In one town about thirty Of
them were bought at eight shilliugs each,
and tutored to answer ''yes" to every
question asked them at the elpolls, The
opposite party had a hint eof this, how
ever, and the first question proposed was,
Have you voted before at this election?',
An affirmative answer secured for the
would-be voter an unceremonious pack
ing-of, Two or three who got through
this ordeal, had been instructed to scratch
the first three names on the printed bal
lot. Like genuine Chipaman as they
were, they took the paper upside down.
and erased the very names they were paid
10 Vo'c ior;fa .r6liBliRBeo biHg sii 3o
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O. If great fool is breaking your via
dows by pelting them with guineas, you
are greater one if you sally forth to
Lcudgel him. ivs ge8a 6ssigr vieF
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O. A girl in st. Louis, l3 years old,
poisoned her father 80 as to get .
better home and have less work TO do.
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Physicians.

&A nR. MOVIE has taken rooms at
|&y, iJlhe Mansfield House, stowe, owe.
Ehe RUBBER BASE at as low PRICES as any Dentist
IN the state. Also teeth cleaned, filled, and dis
bases Of the gums treated.
ia. DENTISTRY p. w. j. PECK,
Nskr~~SNa J dentist, Johnson, vt. Natur-
|ks.a1 al teeth put in the best state OF pre-
IVJv3TJ servation Artificial teeth made
n every style known to the profession. 40
bNHAS. COREY, NJ. D.. Physician and Surgeon,
|NWaterville vt. Office at the residence OF IL. A..
Leach 81
IA q, H0LBR0OK, NJ. D., physician and sur
|l' geUn, Woc0tt, VI. Office at hi~ residence,
house formerly occupied by @ Root. smo'
A. STEELE. MD, Homeopathic physician
~, and surgeon, Morrisville, W Office at bis
|esIdenee-at the house formerly occupied ny
Thomas Gleed r
|WM L. WHITE, NJ. D.. physician and sur
" geon, Hyde Park, Vt. Office at the for
Faer residence OF j. +. Allen. 3