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A man at Rockport, o., named Oden,i
attacked his wife with an ak after they
had retired to their room for the night
AMI literally hacked her to pieces. lie
then fed to pond, cut a hole in the ice,
and plunged in, ending his wretched life.
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A Stood preserving company" has been
organized at Baltimore TO operate under
a patent process by which it is claimed
oysters, meats and fruits can be preserved
fresh and good for an indefinite period in
any climate,
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KIDNAPPING AT THE SoUru There
is reason to believe that the bill to punish
kidnapping passed by the Senate is need
ed. The southern correspondent Of the
New York Nation writes that on his way
to Montgomery, Ala, he made the ac-
quaintance Of young merchant, and
says -
Il congratulated him on the prohabil-
ity of lis making quite fortune from his
store and the sale OF his cotton, and in
quircd if he knew anything about another
speculation-the shipping Of negroes to
Cuba, and selling them to Spanish plant
ers! Yes, he said, he had been told
about that, and if he had good luck he
intended to get into it, for it was the big
gest thing yet"
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Some friends of widow washerwoi
man, who owns bit of land at Piihole
got her consent to sink well upon it,
and the result 10 barrel of oil every ten
minutes. She had several offers OF mar
riage Immediately.
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The prohibition of rebel gray and rebel
buttons is vigilantly carried out in Rich
mond. One of the weapons carried by
the patrol is formidable pair of shears,
which are brought into requisition when
ever any unreconstructed rebel in gilt but
tons makes his appearance on the street.
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The DISTRICT SUFFRAGE Built
will be rccollected that the House passed
bill providing for equal suffrage in the
District Of Columbia, and sent it to the
Senate sometime since. 1t was supposed
at the time that the bill was passed under
some external pressure while majority
Of the members favored an educational
test applicable alike to white and black
The bill now slumbers in the Senate.
What the ground of dissatisfaction is
which keeps it there, does not yet appear.
We hope it is good reason, 1t cannot
be that the Senate is afraid to meet the
question fairly, for the men who compose
that body are not accustomed 20 shirk
responsibility. But if that bill is object
ionable why do they not substitute another
in the place of it! Justice demands that
something shall be done speedily for the
amelioration Of the condition of the freed
men in the District. If the elective fran
elise cannot safely be bestowed upon the
ignorant masses, then give it to such as
have and will qualify themselves to vote
intclligently. And this should apply
equally to the whites, provided none who
have under the law been voters shall, by
this act, be disfranchsed. This has, in
fact, become the favorite idea among the
more intelligent classes through the coun-
country.
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The GREAT WEsF,-liomes of the sturdy far
mers who look about them over the br al pra-
tries and see for miles their lands and crlna-
ries, are often rendered desolltc by the death
Of beloved child from the ravqges of the dead
ly Group. Coo Coug Balsam never fail to
cure it, and is also the best remedy in the world
for 'olds, Coughs, and all throat and lung
diseases Goes Dyspepsia cure is the only
rem dy known that is certain to cure Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion and in fact all disorders pro-
oeeding from the stomach and bowels. W. =.
Russell, Agent.
American Life DrOps-how quick their effect!
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NEW DIRK, FEB. ~,
Stocks heavy. 5.20's go, 1881 do
do. 60, lO3 Treasury notes, 994, 90
Missouri. IS " 1. Tel, 55 New
Central, 9ll Erie So Hudson, 1O4
RradIu4, lul3 Michigan Southern, 70f
II,moi> Central la Northwestern, % j
Rock island, lo6t Fort Wayne, 94B
Pittsburgh, 81 -
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A CARD.

Mr.. EDIroR:-ln keeping with the
custom Of the friends of Christ and His
cause, we desire to announce through
your columns that some of the kind people
of Ripton and vicinity, bestowed upon US
on the evening OF the 9TH inst. and pre-
viously, gratutous and surprise donation
Of $50. For winch we return our warm
est thanks. And in behalf OF the donors
Of which, we offer our most earnest pray
ers for both temporal and spiritual bles-
sings.
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AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
1t has been judlcialy decided that the
Presidents signature is not necessary to a
constitutional amendment. The eleventh
amendment, concerning the limitations of
judicial tpower. was never submitted to
10 the President for his approval. In the
case of HoIIaysworth VS.. Virginia, heard
at the February term, 1893, of the SUI
prcme Court, reported in Sd Dallas 3TS,
it was argued that the amendment WAS
void for this reason. I he Court unani-
mously pronounced the amendment valid.
and the Presidents signature unnecessary.
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II BOLD bank RoDrERY IN Missouri. -
The Clay County Savings Bank, at Lib
city, Mo-, was robbed Oh Tuesday after
npon Of S72, 900. Twelve men entered
the town about . o'clock that afternoon,
three Of whom guarded the suburbs. The
other nine went 10 the bank and seven
| guarded the outside of the building while
the other two entered. They presented
cooked revolvers at the heads of Mr.. Bond
the cashier, and his son, forced them into
the vault, and compelled them to deliver
up all the money IN the bank. As the
robbers were leaving, Mr.. Bond thrust his
head out Of the window and gave the
alarm. A boy named Wymoon repeated
the alarm and was shot five times and in
stantly killed. The robbers mounted their
horses and escaped. A party of 20 citi-
zcns started in pursuit and so more fol-
lowed on Wednesday, but at last accounts
no captures had been made. The robbers
divided the money at Mount Gilead
church, ten miles from Liberty, to enable
them to scatter, if necessary. Three of
the robbers were recognized as notorious
bushwackt RS during the war
New Pos REGULATION PRoPosND.
The bill making changes in the postal
laws, which was reported TO the House
on Thursday from the post office commit
tee, Authorizes the postmaster general to
sell stamped envelopes for newspapers or
letters at the value Of the stamps impress.
cd Upon tqem; and allows dead letters to
be returned free Of postage, and prepaid
letters TO be forwarded, at the request OF
the persen addressed, to another post-ot-
flee, without additional charge, while
letters Endorsed to be returned to the
writer, are TO be Tree of postage ON their
return. 1t also authorizes the tran.por-
tation of mails by sailing vessels to and
from foreign ports. at Il cost not exceed
ing sea postage. The mode OF advert sing
letters IS left with the postmaster general
The money order fees are made Zoe on
$50. 2ac on $40, and Doe on $50. The
orders are to br good ior une year.
OrP0SInoN WITHOUT ruINcmIE. -
The d'mocialic minuiN in Uuncre,, is
contemplate from lAck Of prinaip.e and "a
policy, rather than from want Of num-
beers. 1t, only conference is in blind and
ndiscrinIinaie resistance tc every measure
sustained by the dominant partY. Its or
atorS scold in II general and vague way
about violations of the constitution and
sectional legislation, but they do not seem
t" think it worth while to point ont the
alleged violations or TO make any effort t,
procure the amendment of pen;,ing bills
so as TO remove their Objectionable features
On the contrary, as in the District suf-
frage bill, they make it a point to resist
amendment, in order that bills may be
adopted in the most Objectionable form.
lhls is neither patriotic nor polite in a
party sense. The opposition members at
least share, in popular opinion, the res
possibility for measures which they might
have modiiel, but would not. --SminlGcM
Republican,
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A call is out Tor a mass convention in
Tennessee to demonstrate the perfect fit
ness Of that State for immediate readms.
sion. 1t is signed by ter members of the
Legislature. Eight ofthem voted against
the bill to allow negro testimony in the
Courts. One of them, in speech last
week, described the Congress Of the Unit
ed States as ga band Of infamous and
traitorous scoundrelS, headed by Sumner
and Stevens" When such men say Ten
nossee ought TO be admitted, who will
venture TO say she ought not !--Ii1JUAe.
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II EOO PER YEAR! We want

LsDVNT agents everywhere 20 sell our
linds. Under and upper feed, Warranted nv o
Mars. Above salary or large commissions paid.
The ONLY machines sold in the United States for
L., than "a which are fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, Singer X Co.,
a.d Bicholder All other cheap ma1hines are in
arrcst line and imprisonment. Circulars tree.
Address, call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeiord.
Maine. S9;ly
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e. There is still pressure upon Con-
gress in favor of creating the rank of gen.
eral for Lieut.. Gen Grant, with con-
siderable increase of pay and correspond
ing increase of expense on those who will
be raised with him. If the Lieut.. Gen
eral cannot support the dignities of his
Office as commander of the armies of the
United States, without title which will
adj to the expenses of an already tax
ridden people, $4,000 per annum, we
are in favor of diminishing those dlgnities
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r7- The County Convention which met
at Middlcbury last Wednesday, nominat-
ed Mr.. Rodman Chapman, of Vergennes,
for County Commissioner for the coming
year. Mr. Chapman has signlfcd his ac-
ccptance of the position, and we are
glad to secure lis services, as he is UNI
doubtedly the best man that could be
selected for the place; and at March
meeting the people will no doubt endorse
the selection of the Convention.
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NJ I w sg
N
GRAIN AND FEED STORE.

The Subscribers have lst received 5000 bis.
Of heavy Canada Oats 10 tons Of shorts
Corn, Flour, Buck Wheat Flour, Meal, sc
SC.
We are now prepared to keep full stock Of
the above articles, and intend TO sell them at q
small margin from cost for cash.
Farmers and others, will find it their interest
to give us a call.
CLAY s. HOPE,
Middlebury, Vt, Jan. l, 1906. 40;3m
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ID | H. ID

CoNpoN.-m this Village, on the sth inst, ions
CoNpoN, "gcd 50 years,
WIswELL.--ln Orwell. Jan. 9Th NANCY, sife
u Mn,e. Z. WisNe'l. aged 80.
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eT Official statement of war expenses
Of the several towns in Addison County,
taken from the records in Gen. Wash
burns Office
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\ OIL E.-Iersons wishing to insure them
- selves or children against the contagion
OF SMALL PoN' can do 50 by calling upon p
hussel, at the Drug Sire Of W. I. Russel in
Middlebury. E.P. Russell.
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PREACHER WANTED.-Wanted a
LAZY fully qualified to leach hoyoughly all
ITO Engli-h branches to five children, ranging from
II e. - wear, Il age together with Music: and
Aruch II possible, Woull prefer the lady TO visit
he house every da,, AMI brand at home. Apply
at pIt. HOSTWICK'S. ou Pleasant St.
Mildlchury, Fob. IL, 1866. 46;t
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7 OST-On or about the 1st inst,
IL u Grevi>h, Shaggy Shepherd Dog, shel,red
apout halt way up the body. ANY one re turning
said dog or Giving information concerning it to
the subscriber, will be literally rewarded.
JULIUS HURLBURT.
Cornwall. Feb. II, 1866 I6;Sw
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DARN FOG SALE Situated on the
L Basin H..H.. Rat ia the town OF Orwell,
49,. mi. t.u Lee yilA g AMI the same dis
itu.- q S...lm VILLAGE. Containing l66
,.r'-. a.a @te.ra .la..ei to aiing hay ami
s.uil. aH' Bias 3d. ... orsuId. For further parti-
cu.I.s. ,.gu.a d, ,ac subscribers.
u. & A. d. HOLBROOK.
orwell i.a. lS66. 46;tf
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stocks.

Roots NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PestachO nut oil
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HARVEY CHAPMAN, lCo,,,,r,
WIN. W. WALKER NoN ~
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Rutland, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against Michael Halpin, late of Chttenden, in
said district deceased, hereby give notice tina,
we will meet tor the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims at the dwelling house OF
said deceased in Chittenden on the Last Tuesday
OF February next, from one O'Clock p. m, until
xix o'clock p. M Of said day, aud that a1
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is the time limited by said court for said credit
ors TO present their claims TO us for examination
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Dated Chiucudcn, s0th day OF January, A. D.
1855,
ALVIN RANDALL tCo..,--
PATRICK SHALVEY, NolA t.
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Legal Notices.
.OMMIasIONERls NOTICE

The Undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the Detrict OF
Rptand Commissioners "a receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all persona
against D. II. Rowland, late Of Rutland, in said
District, deceased. hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose OF examining and al
lowing said claims at the dwelling house Of N.
UoLsdou in Rutland, on tue last Mondays OF
February and April next, from one O'Clock p.
no uuti four O'Clock p m, each of said dRys,
and that elk months nom the tAh day Of Jsnu-
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Cor said creditors TO present their elaine 10 ne
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Rauand. The 29d day Of Jansary, A
D. lst6.
L. X. OsGOOD Ic.o,,..
= w. CURTIS, fNouu re
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NOMMIsslONERs NOTICF.

Thc undersigned, having teen appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District al
Rutland, Commissioners 10 receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per
sons against Lew- Harlon, late of Clarendon in
said district, deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims at the dwelling house of
the deceased on the last Wednesdays of March
and June next, from o clock until O'Clock D. II.
each Of said days and that six months from the
10th day of January, A. d. 1855 is the time lin
tied by said court for said creditors to present
Ance.
Dated Clarendon, 23d day Of January, A. D
1876
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-
IL MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
Dr. Dow, No. and y Endcott street, Bos' on,
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Boarding accommodations for patients who
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n. BAH let'e"s mu' I contain Toured stan ps
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d E M o V A L

MISS B. X. THORNTON wouls intern the
lsdes Of Rutland aud vicinity that she has re-
moved
MILLINERY STORE
TO rooms on Washington street. IN the hrst
building above The BaIdwell House, where she
will be happy to see her old customers and
friends, with the ASSURANCE OF her best eDdeay-
ore TO please. Her stock 10 full ard complete.
H. K THORNTON.
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1866 sw2w&d1w
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THAT NOBLE ANIMAL, the Bors-,

THAT NOBLE ANIMAL, the Horse,
L viii be the NaIter every way ifted occa,ion-
any sspooniulo of
AL )tN's CONDITION POWDERS.
They will cure meat Of The ajseases 20 which
cst Q ano b 'rses are liable, ins esse the spIs =
u q q spirits. and with ,esp.etab'e eroomiI G,
give hrish siossy appearance to the hair. They
the re alt Of seta.l and long emit nusd ex-
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from Il very bel IN sterial, and su .rap. eed su-
PEI Tor to Any hing hno~p- N ny VeTn ont
seRtlem-n. ownfr4 Of fne horses, buy hen BY
ID dos n, snd sise then freely. As eonse-
que o., ,6er hor1s are aisa's in god . ndi-
tIon and t2rit,, aud remArk-sls for the snin-
log, IN potn Coats.
ForsLe ~ re'shsr Is evsryvhere.
l. L DoTCHER SON st. AIoans, W.,
Pc ptetors.
Dsm4s. Bnpes Co., Nsv York, join p.
HssIy D Co., Waterbury, t.,sASls sale az snta.
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