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Tho Washington County Tragedy.
Two Of tho Supposed NnrdeFerS In
Custoiy-..A RERee yet at Large...
Names OfIhe suspected Parties.
Many of orr readers are vet familiar
with the murder OF David Sproul, In
Washington counLy,ion the night OF
Monday, March 18th, but for the bene-
fit OF thoselW did not read an ac-
count Of the tragedy published Just af-
ter its occurrence, we give the follow
ing resume Of the principal incidents.
About eight O'clock on the night mem
toned, man visited the house of
Sproul, and asked him the way to the
railroad station. The latter very
ooligingly went with the stranger along
the lane to pair of bars near the barn,
about htteen rods from the house, to
snow MIN the way Rcross'the fields to
the township road. When they had
gone about ten rods, two others came
around the corner of the house and fol-
lowed aIter. When at the bars they
kfzl1ked MIN down, and probably
.ssfuck him when down, as there
was q large pool OF blood
Sh.fa, and a considerable uQanti-
ty Of hair sticking in the mud
close by &c. They then led him
back TO the house, one supporting him
on each side. AS he entered the door
he was bleeding profusely about the
face, and said to his maiden sister.
(who Is about ETY. years of age, and
the only person living with him, t.I am
badly hurt" One OF the Williams then
seized her by the arm, took her out of
the house, and around It into the other
house; took her up stairs and tied her
hands behind her back; tied her feet
together; laid her on the bed and strap
ped Aer tight to the bedstaad; told hartp
tell where the money was or he wplid
shoot her. She told him all She Hi III
and then he went to work ransaS
1hiS one had his Jues bEdeked. he
Drought her out of the house as the 9TH
ers entered. She heard them beating
her brother with the tongs. He halloed,
and they said, '.Giye ussyour money.
then. They continued to beat and cut
him until life was extinct. They then
went in search OF money, but only
found some SIS and two silver watches.
Going back 10 the place ofmurier, they
helped themselves to- the bread and
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KroKUK. iowa, March 10. 1851.

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8. W. STOOPs,
marl6 Of Stops, Brown q Co.
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!. .. g II. W. shf1FH,s.
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ron CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The elegant steamer, "R. R. HUD-
Clerk, viii leave as ABOVE %; Ht on
Friday the l2th inst, at o'clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
II BoOTH, BATcELLE & CO.,
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April 18th by Rev. F. BAN, BIr. WILLIAM
D: NOBLE and Miss JENNIE FUNK; all Of
Wheeting sd int .s.s-t4I ltN
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FOR CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
Ie1sS Ss EDINBURGH, Capt. I. i.
- Thompson, W. 9. Thompson, elk,
viii leave as above on Saturday, the 18th,
at 5 O'Clock, p. m. Fe sos 4fu; p.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
~, 80. BOOTH, BA1fELLE q Co.,,.,
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Notice..

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Il Master MRSOnS aud Brick Makers Of this
city next Saturday evening, April Is, 49, Z, at
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For Sale.

A SECONDHAND BUGGY IN PER
a feet order, as good as new.
VIII he sold cheap. !. IRWIN.
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MARRIAGE AND CHLIRACY.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Psychological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which create impedi.
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge: Address, DIR. j. SKILLFGN
H0UGHTON, Howard Association, PhIla-
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MErcA1Trs GREAFRHEiUMAr1o REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts IKE
magic, curing Rheumatism of yean' stand
ing In n few days. y...sI a.e
aug22-H 7. a. LOGAN q CO., Ag'ts.
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For Sc. LonIs and Missouri River.F

- The fIne passenger steamer ssTI.-
teps& AVER LAKE MOI" Captain J.
80 Todd, will leave as above on Fri.
day Fan Inst, at IL O'Clock, m. For freight
or passage, apply on board, or to I'M 80
+ BOOTH, BATrELLE&IC CO.
aprl2.lt AgtA.
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aJesp ADVERTISEMENTS.

RAIR5AND PEsFIvAL.m
AT
AT MRS. GARFORTH'S SALOON,
NON MAIN STREET, s.
On Friday, April 18th, at Seven O'clock,
Benefit OF st. MattheWs' Sunday
School.
.. TICKETS, rs cFNTs.
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Notice.

Notice. ri. l.aat
INHE BOARD OF REGISTRATION OF
L Ohio county, West Virginia, will meet at
the t!ourt House on Monday, the 18th day of
April, 1857, at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ. for the pur-
pose of examining the Re- istry Books for the
coming election and hear and deciding all
cases oTdPpeGL that may come before 1t.
Registrars of different Townships are eX-
pected and required TO return their books at
BY order ofthe Board
ROBERT HAMILTON President.
Anril nth -IRRI - - ~ !. - II !
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Lost.

TN THE CITY YESTERDAY, A LADYB
L Gold Watch, supposed to % lost between
North and Madison, on Market Street The
q udep will be literally rewarded by leaving
It at THOMAS, STURGEON & CO., or NJ
LEWIS WOODS, MartinSviIIe, apF12.IE
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For Sale.

HOUSE. AND LOT SITUATED ON
E1gthe conner OF Denny and Sixth streets,
South Wheeling. Said House contains four
rooms. Apply 70 WM. YOUNG,
on John street,
r.rT EAST WHEELING
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Notice.

"A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the estate OF John Young, de-
ceased, will call upon the undersigned for
settlement. Anybody knowing Themselves
Indebted 10 the same are requested to settle
the aI same forthwith. RM. YOUNG.
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8 - q e WINeERTER,

omce and Ressdsnce, No. 90 Make
nBariy oppozits the Custom House, fl7s;.siFs
q g sbiawl 9. W. VA
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SHAWLS,

n elegant and ven choice stock of
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into the next room. For this purpose he
would come instantly, when sent fos from
any part of tue house. As years went ON
and he became overwhelmed with work
(for his attentions were the same in all the
Queens subsequent confnements,) this
was often done at much Inconvenience to
himself, but he ever came with sweat
smile on his face. In Short the Queen
ADDS, bis care of her was like that of .
mother, nor could there be kinder, wiser,
or more judicious nurse"
The Prince was exceedingly circum-
spect in his conduct, and never went
abroad without being accompanied by an
equerry, in order to silence gossip and
preven. the circulation of injurious re-
ports, knowing that his every act would
be closely scanned. He paid no visits in
general society. His visits were to the
studio of the artist, to museums of art or
science, to institutions for good and benev-
olent purposes. Wherever visit from
him, or his presence, could tend to advance
the real good of the people, there his
horses might be seen waiting; never at
the door Of mere fashion. Scandal itself
could take no liberty with his name. He
loved to ride through all the districts Of
London where building and improveinents
were in progress, more especially when
they were such as would conduce to the
health or recreation Of the working classes.
" He would frequently return," aaid the
Queen, 81 to luncheon at great pace, and
would always come through the Queens
dressing-room, where she generally was at
that time, with that bright, loving smile
with which he ever greeted her, telling
her where he had been, what new build
irgs he had seen, what studios, &c, he
had visited
Oaly the first volume Of the work has
been published. 1t closes with the first
year Of the Queens ma ried life e; the next
will probably begin with an account Of the
Princess Royals christening, in the begiE-
ing of 1S4l.
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How TO HAVE GREEN CoRNrHE YEAR
RouND.-Gather it with the husks on,
put in the bottom of clean barrel some
salt, proceed and fill the barrel as with
pork. layer of corn then layer Of salt
when full, put on a large stone for pressure,
and add alittle pickle ofsalt andwater. Set
the barrel in cool place in the cellar, do
not let it freeze, and it will keep perfect
year or more. When you wish to use it,
take out what you want, take off the husks.
soak it twenty-four hours in cold water,
boil it and eat. Some cold day in Febru-
ary you can eat soccotash and laugh at
the storm. For this purpose Stowelrs
Evergreen is best, but any good sweet
corn will do. Used in this way it can be
enjoyed as it is never hurtful.
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An Esquimaux' Belief.

The following singular belief of the Es-
quimaux in regard to the origin Of the
sun and moon we copy from DR.. Hayes
Ariic Boat Journey, published by Ticknor
6 Fields:
g In distant country there once lived
an unmarried woman who had several
brothers. Being once at festive gather
ing she felt herself suddenly and violently
seized by the shoulders. This she we'll
knew was declaration Of love, for such
is the custom of her people; but who the
man was she could not discover, since the
hut was quite dark. There being TO her
knowledge no meil in the village besides
her brothers, she at once suspected that il
must be one of these. She broke from
him him. and sSd raRans Ia a axaBo upBoSu usFaHah hsr
hut she was seized again, and this time
she blackened one side Of the face Of her
unknown lover. A lighted taper being
brought soon af.crward her suspicious
were confirmed. Selling the taper she
now ian out Of the hut, and bounded over
the rocks with the feetness of a deer. Her
brother lighted taper and pursued her,
but his light soon went out, yet be still
continued the chase, and, without having
overaken her, they came to.the end OF
the earth. Determined not TO be caught,
the girl then sprang out INTO the heavens.
4 Her brother followed her !; but he stumb-
led while in the act of springing and, be-
/ fore he could recover himself, the object
of his pursuit was far away from him.
Still bent upon gaining the prize, he con-
linued the race, and from that time until
this, the sun has been going around and
around, and the moon around and around
after her trying still to catch her. The
bright light of the sun is eansed by the
tapers which the maiden carries while
the moon, having lost his taper, is cold,
and could not be seen but for his sisters
light. One side of his face, being smeared
wi h SCOT, is therefore black, while the
other side is clean; and he turns one side
or the other toward the earth as suits his
pleasure"
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THE UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
NEW YORK
The original Joint Stock Life Insurance Company Of
the United States.
Authorized Capital, s2,ooo,oOO.
THE BUSINESS OF EXCLUSIVELY CONFINED TO
the INSURANCE OF rRsr-cIAss nEAlTnY LIVES
THE UNIVERSAL
Authorized Capital, sa,ooo.ooo.
THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE

THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE
of the Stock system of Life Insurance as opposed to the
Mutual is low rate of premium which is IMMEDIATE,
SECURED and CERTAIN in lieu Of n dividend which Is
DISTANT, CONTINGENT, and UNCERTAIN this So
called dividend being merely return of portion of the
excessive and unnecessary premium charged in the hrs
instance
ILLUSTRATION:
Suppose that individual aged thirty desires devote
$500 year for the purpose of eectng insurance
his life this will Immediately secure him in the
Universal the sum of sllI5l payable his decease.
This paid to company charging the ordinary mutual
rates, would secure him the sum of ss,47i.
The difference between these Is exactly the
immediate bonus addition to the policy
be paid by the former Office the holder policy
of the eariy death of the difference,
diotefy ssciired in favor of the UNIVERSAL, S3277.
To illustrate the Importance of the policy hoidsr of low
premiums In general terms it may be stated that by
reduction of twenty five per cent in the premium,
the amount of money will a policy thirty
three and oae-thiTd per ceat greater and likewise that
reduction OF twepty five cent in the rate of premium
is precisely equivalent to annual cash dpdend of thirty
dividend OF oryce per cent payable at the end of five
years.
By the Stock plan the H cash eecf of the premium is
Immediately secured TO the insured the Company taking
all the risk By the Mutual plan the full value in insur
of the premium paid is secured the policy
holder, who takes portion of the risk himself
THE PREMIUMS
charged by the Universal are as low as the actual ex-
perenee of insured life in this country will justify and
the ordinary Life and Tenyear Non 70 rfeture policies
nearly oaerd lower than charged by the
jority Of Mutual Companies.
Table Of Rates and other information promptly furnished
C.E NEwcoMB, General Agent.
20 Bellows Falls, Vt
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. III. EDDY,


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of the u Patent ofcs Wa hiugton Under
the Act Of 1887.
No IS state Street, (opposite Kilby Street, Boston
After an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty years,
continues Patents In the United states also In
Great Britain and other foreign countries Caveats
Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or
drawings Patents executed reasonable terms WIN
dispateh Researches made into American and Foreign
works. determine the validity and utility OF Patcnts OF
legal and other advice rendered IN all mat
tiers touching the same Copies the claims OF any patent
furnished by renting dollar Assignments recorded
In Washington -,
tiles for obtaining Patents or aseertaining the
OF inventions. m,
During eight he subscriber in the course OF his
In roe made rejected applications SIXTEEN
APPEALS every one of which decided In his favor by
the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the capable and
eessfu practitioners with whom have mad oea inter
CHAhLho mASoN'
Commissioner of Patents.
al have no hesitation assuring inventors that they
cannot employ n more competent and trustworthy,
and capable Of putting their applications in form
for them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE.n
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. r. II. EppY has made for me 7 THIRTEEN appica-
tons Ia all but ONE of which patents have been granted,
and that is pending Such unmistakable proof
talent and ability his part leads me TO recon-
all apply to him toprocure their patents
they he having the most a hful attention
bestowed their and at very reasonable ehnrgs
Jan. J, lS61,-ly JOHN TAdhAhi-"
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CTALLIoN-FRENCH MORGAN.

Formerly ned by Chester Rand, Esq Of Townshend
VT may be found my Stable, stage Barn. in Springfield
every day Except the sahbath through the season
and he is ANIMAL standing 16 bands high, weight
l,15 pounds. Color, jet black. fine figure large limbs
and perfect feet in temper and disposition gentle
lamb. As roadster and fer all work. his stock
passed by any living horse Terms satisfactory.
June 10, 1867 "a lNGiIAM.
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Cool, wet summers, are always ac-
companied by the lowest death rates. A
comparison of twelve consecutive years
shows that the per cent. of deaths. has
been in exact proportion to the amount Of
rain-the more rain the fewer deaths, and
rice versa.
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YOUNG PATHFINDER

Young Pathfinder sired by old Pathfinder of East
Hampton Conn, whose Pedigree is well known to all
Horse Breeders, in New England Old Pathfinder was
dark chestnut color stood 6 hands high and weighed in
good condition, S0 pounds Took the first premium az
the national show in Springfield Could trot in
80 and for style and beauty surpassed in New
England Young Pathfnders Dam was pure Messenger
Mare color black. of great endurance and very fast
roadster and will 60 her mile in 40 She is owned by
Warren Tanner of wimantic, Conn. who raised Young
Pathfinder and has owned him up to April H. 1871 when
he bought by the undersgne', at whose stable be
will stand for the coming He perfectly black
l55 hands high aud good horse can be found in
| this section W. J. SABlN.
| Rryrows F.rIs Jnne 10 1867 "a
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"A moral and sensible philosopher
has discovered that subjecting all chill
dren to the same system of instruction is
like boiling large and small potatoes in ono
pot and for like number of minutes.
Some of them get done and some don't"
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GEORGE BROWN.
OYSTER ROOM AND GROCERY SToT

NORTH END The SQUARE.
Would announce to the people of Bellows Falls and
vicinity has renovated the Store and will keep
constantly on hand and for sale
OYSTERS, LoBsTERs, sARDINEs, PIES, FRUITS
CONFECTIONERY, &c.
Oysters furnished at Wholesale and received daily from
market Iobsters Wednesdays and Saturdays. orderl
by mail or otherwise, promptly attended to-
BELLOWS FALL, May A. 1867. %
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In Chicago, recently, much amuse-
ment was created by certain deacon an
nouncing in the most grave and soienn
tone, that the ground of the cemetery uas
in such bad condition, that no person WAo
could help it would be buried in Il
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DAILY LINE TO NEW YORK
HARTFORD AND NEW YORK
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.


The new and elegant Steamer STATE OF NEW YORK,
leaves Hartford Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
4 o'clock p. NJ Leaves New York Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays, at O'Clock, ?. NJ
The Steamer CITY or HARTFORD, leaves Hartford on
Tuesdavs Thursdays and Saturdays. at p NJ Leaves
New York Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. at 4 p M
Arrive in NEW YORK in time for early trains South
and West. =
East.
TSsse Steamers haze been IH expressly for te Hartford
and Ne,c York route, aud ara FIRST-CLASS M ersFy
ysspec:.
The very fast Steamer SILVER STAR, leaves Hartford
AT O'Clock p NJ. for Saybrook at the mouth Of the
the Connecticut River and connects with the New fok
Roats at Geodpeeds Landing 36 miles below Hartford
Baggage Wagon ard Horse Car is always at the Depot
in Hartford upon arrival Of trains from the North TO con
vey Passengers and baggage to the Steamboat hhh VI
/ CHARGE.
Trains leave follows and arrive In Hartford in time c
connect with boat for New York:
r.xe Bratt,eboro s.55 AN. Leave Northampton D
8. Greenfield. 1000 4 =. Holyoke, lSS
| Leave Spriurfeli 2 20 p NJ
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HA r d w A RE. & G..

The Subscriber has now on hand the largest
best stock of HARDWARE be found in the State
consisting of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, ALL KINDS, IRON, steel
AND NAILS DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS.
Mil, X-Cut, Circular, Hand and Wood SAWS; Glass, al
Sizes; Carriage Hardware, &C., &c.
Customers in want Of Hardware will find it for their
terest to call before purchasing.
JOSEPH CLARK,
MOL 2 aud Revere Hall.
Brattleboro, Jan /, 1866 40
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TICKETS for sale by L. ]. POWERS g.. BRO steanbosf
aeenss. under Msssasoit House, Springfield z-a
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A Story Of Royal Lovers.

QUEEN vIcToRIA's LIFE OF PRINCE AL
BERT.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
CONVENTION OF TERRITORIES.

We observe the project for Convention
Of Delegates, TO take into consideration the
various important questions relating 20 the
settlement and development Of the Terrific
ries, and especially the treatment Of the
Indians, is gaining favor, and likely TO be
carried out. Colorado and Utah have already
fallen in with the plan, which contemplates
one delegate from eack county, and three at
large, from each Territory, 10 assemble at
Great Salt Lake city, on the 18th Of October
next.
In referring TO this proposed convention,
in late number Of the MISER, we expressed
our good opinion Of the idea, but doubt as
10 whether it could be made practicable.
owing to the time and expense required for
travel. We feared the Convention might be
composed Of men who happened TO be in
Salt Lake at the time, rather than OF the
'olid, influential, representative men Of the
Territories. 1t should not be the case, for
uch convention may be made Of great i'm
'ortsnoe, and now that the Indians are so