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took my wedding ring from of
my finger, after choking me un-
til 1 tainted, and allowed me to
lie upon the floor until / came
TO my senses, and when she
would go from home she would
lock me up in a room, and
threatened that if | screamed
| should be sent to lunatic
asylum.
My husband came to Colum-
bus and brought me away with
him, and-since Mis-. Mason fol-
lowed US. Since we have been
in Savannah our life has been
one endless round of persecu-
ton. Everything she has done,
which her ingenuity could de-
wise, to injure my husband
She vowed that she would sep
arate or kill US. She has come
to my room and threatened my
life, until for safety | had to
forbid her coming there any
more; and then she went
aroand and told people that
my husband would not permit
her to see me.
No woman has ever led a
happier life than mine since
my marriage, so far as my hus.
band is Concerned. No person
could have been more kind and
aifectionate than he has been.
My every wish has been graft
fed, and SO far from beating or
abusing me he has never laid
his hand upon me save in kind
ness.
We have always shrunk from
any publicity Of the matter,
and have borne these scandal
Gus aspersions as patiently as
possible, and in silence, hoping
that they would one day cease.
The terrible event which has
happened has brought matters
to a crisis, and | can see no way
to firmly and forever set at
rest these rumors and reports
than by giving to the public a
true and faithful version of the
affair. Mrs Mason has always
been crazy for me to 80 on the
stage, and to that alone / can
attribute her conduct.
l am, very respectfully,
nle 1H MRs. STELLA MOORE.
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ADYERTIsING TERMS
Unrequited Love

The editor of the Eureka
Union relates as follows how
he once fell in love and got the
mitten.-
ave were never, kind reader,
desperately in love- bat once,
and that was with a red-no,
auburn-hai girl with freck-
led complexion, and had but
few pretentions to beauty; but
then she had such really beau
tifnl eyes-deep liquid orbS,
through which her soul in mo-
ments Of tenderness looked out
with a passionate fervor, and
in joyous mirth dashed and
sparkled with the light of II
thousand dew drops -dia-
monds we were going 10 say,
but then we never saw a thou.
sand diamonds.
"Her name was Laura
which when breathed softly by
a soIt lover, is a sweet name
and her clear ringing laugh fell
ali around you like shower
of silver bells. Moreover sAe
wore a dark wine colored dress,
trimmed with lilac colored vel
velvet and black fringe, with "a
neat little white collar OF fine
lace, which is one OF the pitet-
tiest of dresses, and has tire ef-
feet to make very plain girl
look absolutely charming. She
never perforated her ears TO
hang there By a pendulum of
brass and glass; and the only
ornament on the little white
hand, which needed none, was
a plain gold ring, sacred to tde
memory of q maiden promise.
swell, one eyening-it was
moonlight in the summer time
we sat alone on the porch
by the cottage door, holding
that little white hand in a gen
tie pressure; one arm had stol-
EN- around her waist, and a 81.
lent song Of JOY like the music
Of the night was in our Soul.
Our lips met in a sweet, deli.
cious kiss, and bending softly
to her ear we whispered talo
of passionate devotion-we
proposed, and-the little RCD.
headed c,tSs refused us!"
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THEStatesman says: @No man
in the country is so thoroughly
and so conspicuously identified
with the tax payers interests
as Hon. George Ii. Pendleton,
He is the very personiiication
of moral, political and business
integrity" More people would
believe this statement, if the
Hon. George had walked up
like a man and paid the tax as.
sessed on his bank stock ir /
Cincinnati, thus showing tha t
he was willing to contribute
his part towards the relievi' ng
the people of their burdens -
Portsmouth TiJanc.
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Lect,Iifiee on the Arctic Regions.


Hearing of a lecture that
was to be delivered On Alaska
and the Northern regions, we
dispatched a reporter in order
to give the public the benefit
of the lecturers wisdom. We
regret that we have only room
for a brief report, -,....
The North Pole has never
been seen; it is not certain
whether the bears climb it.
Those who go there are pro-
tected from the cold, although
they so in bear skins.
No negroes there all white
bear skins.
DR.. Hayes, q Yankee, was
there in search of q notion.
You can see haze when the
Northern lights are visible.
There is no corn raised in the
northern regions, yet when the
Esquip,aus have breakfast it is
an Indian meal,
The principal amusement is
old sledge, though they some
times have a new one.
The annexation of Alaska to
the United States will not prob
ably increase the poll tax.
When the prodigal son went
into fur country he probably
went to Alaska.
The people there don't care
for their turn of spring. When
the rivers begin to run they
say its snow water.
The territory is well defend,
ed against, cavalry. There is Il
shivef de freeze all around it.
tits a good place for orators.
Even the whales spout.
Horses are not very numer-
Gus, though there arc some fine
bays on the coast.
Education is general. THE
whales 60 in schools.
The hunters do not always
stop to read their letters when
they open the seals.
AT this point (the point re
ferred 10 is the punctuation
point at the end of the proceed
ing chapter1, ourreporter took
his leave; to speak more ex-
.act,y, he. took several of his
leaves containing his notes of
the lecture.
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The. Columbus & Hocking
Valley Railroad is open partoi
the way to GroSeport, and cars
running every day for con-
struction. Will be through to
Groveport this week, and. to
Lancaster by the first of Au-
gust. Mr.. Green has just re-
turned from d visit over the
whole line of The road and re-
ports the work, going on rapid
iy and we'll. The whole grad
ing is expected 10 be complet.
ed by oOctober.-0 Ohio STATE
lJoupmal.Boa raIsae,as s.i
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The, Shooting. OF Lieut.. Moore
by His MOthcr-in-Law.

The telegraph reported a few
days ago, the shooting in .Sa-
vannah of Lieutenant Moore,
U. S. A., by his mother-in, law,
Mrs. Mason. The following let
ter from Mrs. Moore tells lis
why: .
SAVANNAH, Ga, May u, '6S.
Ed. REPUDLIcAN: Sir -}d* =
My mother always held me
completely under her control,
and | never disobeyed her in
anything save when | married
Lieutenant Moore. At ten
years of age she forced me TO
go on the stage, and she pic
tured to me the honors | might
win. This life, which was one
extremely repugnant to my
feelings, l led for eight years,
and frequently, when | have
not had the heart to act well,
she would pinch and abuse me
behind the scenes, and fright
en- me into acting part.
When Lieut.. Moore wished
to marry me, we begged and i'm
plored her to grant her con-
sent; and although | was very
i'll, and my life in danger, she
was not willing for us to be
married, but said l must re-
main on the stage, and That we
would go to Europe. We were
married, however without her
permission, and my husband
treated her with exceeding
kindness, but her conduct. to-
wards hin was terrible, as is
we'll known TO the garrison at
Macon, where we resided then.
About a week after our mar
riage she feigned sickness, and
wanted to go to Columbus. She
begged MY husband to allow
me to accompany her, promis-
ing faithfully that | shodld re-
turn within a week. She re-
covered Immediately after we
started from Macon, and when
we reached home she said that
| sheula Never go back, and
that | should stay on the stage.
MY uncle and cousins aided
her in trying to coax, and in
threatening me, in order to in
duSe me to yield to their de-
sires.V l1.l o.aH4
/. My clothes were packed III a
trunk aid sent back to my hus-
band, and letters (which are
now in my posssssion) were
forged aiid sent to him piir;
porting ID come from me, and
telling him that ! would never
conc backto him again, They
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

VIZ. understand that q wo-
man living at the Tower end of
Paint street presented her liege
lord with a handsome trio of
babies-two boys and q girl
on Friday morning last. The
children like the corn crop this.
season, are reported as doing
well and coming up f.nely."--
The .tather is getting along as
we'll as could be expected un.
der the circumstances. s.-S40to
Gdzette.
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"THE CoPPERHEAD."

,.-'i', s0"" "Or'., uO"'' n y" heOoPPeFne'u
,,n,s1 -a,,s' ~, 49, !, ~ u.e 'l''"s Sne''
Snr,n. o.. In0' O1h" vs.. ,'sa "u'oeIe'
in the BuS,rG Journal Of June :, ''"- '''
I.l L' - b..
ofall the k,cetous men weys seen.
Existing now or lont s,pce dead.
No one was ever SEEN 40 mean
As him VIC call Comprehend;
II Arebel ddIsV Copnsrhoad .-r.
AgrovlinR, slauderine.
'N scovlhif, panderinS 'I
Yielous, states right, coppert,ehd.
Prom him the deeeneles Of lie j..
And sll its eourtesirs have Aed; ....
He lives in iIetilh hciious strife;
A testy' touchy, copperheRdi - H.
rebel cheering cSpperhead
~ An unlearn ed. unlieked. 30. ..L..3. !.
,, on spmned, oft whipped,
Doushlaees, cnnging copperhead.
2l ''iW l..1 M /.
Aud thou,apds for the unioo Mad.
The Nation, ripbt be did dshy
To osaveitsalf,L,,,i. conna,h..E
ufaI A soo ar ,,ar.v co,,th.t.
C6,dsn snC,roIa connarh..a.
,cha,niny. ,yino ''Tl' '
scraamiur {yi,,s t
70. Mean, Canadian con,.,h..a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

GEORGE SELwYN once affirm
ed in company that no woman
wrote a letter without a post.
script. "My next letter shall
refate you," said lady c..
Selwyn soon after received a
letter from her ladyship, where
ip, after her signature, stood,
'f. S. Who is ahead nov,
you or II"
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Hollands German Tonic

I, a, eossJination Of all ne ingredients Of he
Biiteri, ,oin PuRR Santa Cruz RRR, Orange, &c.
n Is used for the-same diseases az lae BitSfs, in
cases ,ohlre some ptre dicohoiic .siinHiNs is nc.
quirsd Pou iOiH bear IN mind that these rene.
dies are entirely different from any oihsri
adssrtis,d for ne cure 81 ne diseases sdned,
Ertyafs, ,ghiIe he dhsrs are mere deeOctions Of
nun in some form. The TONIC Is decidedly one
aT hs uoss pleasant and agreeable remedieS epey
offered 10 he public lis taste Is erquiIite. n 70
pleasure 20 lake Il, sokiie is i(Tegiving erhil.
araiin0, and medicinal qudliiies hare caused u 10
be kroipg az ne greatest Of all toaicS.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

JOSH b III .rlGs says if a man
is going W make a,business of
serving tie Lord, he likes to
see him do it when. he meas
nres Onions as we'll as when he
hollers halleluy er.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

ABSENCE makes the hear
grow iondcr- Of some oil e.
fcller. s
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

TIE following puzzle has
nearly "turned the brain" Of
score of adepts:'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

AN irate husband in Pekin.
Ill, named Friar, a few DAYS
ago, became enra ged at his
wife, se-zeq an ak and rushed
INTO rle kitche a where SHE
was, and delibe rately smashed
the cooking stove all to
pieces.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18
B o D

The explanation is "a little
dark (dqrky) ip bed wrong
end to, with nothing ov' er it.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

IHE most curious thing III
The world is a wOman who is
not curious.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

The man who took slIis stand
was. no doabt, in the peanut
AM apple line.
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DEBILITY.

.....s --xr xS,%r F.I. q. ... ..
OEblhIL Lx' K
1H6Su s.,, no md,c,ns .9L1. 70 holy'a"tS W
mdn ButeTs or Ion'etn eG'cs V
Dso'nty' Tiny 1mpaH zone
eno vgT me WhoIe sy~nI,
Mrsn9hen ms dpnHhAA@ psute, cduiS az
evoyms1M g ne 1000, s"do'e ne Iomdeh % a'gsa
MPuryy me osood, glTe GOOD Soutd, hed'tay
con'per'ol erdd'eah ms yetn0 tnge yrom me
eye, impGyt bloom 10 Uie cheeks, and change ne
a.d nereoui inuaI'd, 70 taitJdeed, stout and
VVoroa' person .,,A
weak and Delicate children
are made strong by using The Bit-
Esn 81 SRls asa!elns. n lafss Tssss tnsS sln 'ss e
administered with perfect saissy
most delicate female, or a man OF
ninety '1 .... ;
Ths5e remedies archie best
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18

LIGHT infantry lean bai3ics
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y 5000 joke on a drunken
mai = a cell.
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II John Hopley donr H. Ow the CoPperhesd,
inside and out, there is no use living where
Union soldiers on Through were murdered
during the war. Aud here is vhat John says,
In the Bueyrds Journal, Of june:
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Peoples AcademD
M Q r r / s v l. l. E
GRADED SCsaNOs1.

The Fall Term of this Institution will begin
"Wednesday, sept 2.
Faculty and tuition ~ heretofore.
No pans will he spared by teachers or citizens
10 make hi, school worthy Of the liberal patron
age it has received the past two years. Thor
oughness will be impela.iyey demanded in eve
~ reCita ion
A Teachers Glass will be formed, In which
the elementary principles of an education will
be discussed and also the best methods OF plesen.
ting them to pupils.
Board can he obtained in goud families for
So 80 per week, including wood, washing and
lights.
Rooms for self boarders furnished from % cts
TO two shllings per week. Any one will obtain
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K. Gieed or A. j. Sanborn. the Principal.
s s, 3 3 S $ H:s:s'. Committee.
Morrisville, July 10. 1868. 35w3
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G DIN G S o e T n.

G OF n e SO e TIL:
Leave Buring on 1915 a. IN ana 3 80 p m
after arrival OF Vermont Central trains from
North Il East, Connecting at Whitehall with
trans of &enSaaer d saratoga K K tor Sara.
toga. Troy. AlbaAy, New York and the west.
The morning Boat connects al lic0ndel ogs
with Steamer Sinns haha through Lake George.
ING N ORTIZ.
Leave whitehall on arrival OF Trains from
New ork, Albany, Troy and Saratoga /
NJ, 8 p. m, arriving at Burlington at =. N =,
aud a. m, arriving AT Bul lington 3 p. IN. "
and a m connecting With trains of Vermont
Central K. X north East.
On Saturday the steamer Adirondack will
leave Burlington lO:t0 \. NJ. by which paSsen.
gefs will pass through the Lake by daylight
and connect with train for Troy, Albany and
New York, -
The steamer Montreal will ply the Ferry be.
tween PattShurph and Burlington daily leav-
ing Pittsburgh i:5p a. VI, returning 80 P. NJ.
Freigbts Taken vt Lowest Rates.
Through Tickets can be procured on Board OF
steamers and at the General Office of the Con-
pany, west side Of city park. Burlington.
- .. G. MlrHEi.L, Genl Supt.
NGsiCc.
200 600 Nice Shingles, and 1000 Extra
'cdar Posjs lor sale at
CLARK'S.
Cady'a F lis, March !. 1868 '5ti
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4F1fd. TARA Of this INSTITUTION begins
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1868,
653inue eleven weeks.
l<lnstiun Tor admission, Iuenday sept L..
I'D thorough ipstruc ion will he given
K rtudies pursued The schoo now nj.
~ erior advantages to thote wishing TO H.
" for teaching.
TREE to ore who are embraced by
.|sions OF the recent Act Of the l4egisla
Extending to enter should apply early
or Rooms.
ther particulars see circnlar.o address
Meal. or IL. ". ROBINSON,
f aH Sec, of Trustees
ID. vt, July 20, 1868. ~
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EDI/ plpuJ.G

planning AND TURNING WOOD Az D IRON !
he subscriber desires to inform The public that
ne has new facilities Tor carrying on business as
above, and will do good work at reasonable
Prices. Call at his establi,hmcD t aud judge for
yourselves. WIN. MCCLENATHAN
Perk lnsyille, Johnson. June l6. SG8. 3O.i2
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From Rev. l. Z Ward, Avon, Lorain Co. o.
MEs.Rs. STkoEG Il ARMsTEoEG.
Gentlem"n--lt gives me pleasure to state that
my wife has derived great benefit from the use
Of CUe's dyspepsia cure she has been tor mum.
Der # years greatly troubled with dyspepsia, ac-
com ranIed with violent paroXsms Oiconstipation
which so prostratcd her that she was all the
while Tor months, nahle to do anything she
took at your Instance, Goes dyspepsia cure,
and has derived great benefit fr m it, and i,
now comparatively well shs regards this med
icine as a great blessing, Truly yours,
Jan. lS, 1868. J.. r. WARD.
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wrsr LEBANON. N. H., Feb. Ith, 1867

WEST LEBANON, N, H., Feb. It'll, 1867.
MEssRs. DAVIS Il ToULMIE :--GENTLEMBS, =
Some two years ago. purchased of j b. Rob
inson your predecessor. two "Amalgam Bells,
one for the High School Building in Blattlehoro,
VT, and the other for Tillen's Ladies Seminary.
at West iIebenon N. IT. Both are now in daily
use, and nave been during term time ever since
they were hung. am happy to say they have
gwen / creaF SO satisfaction. Their tone i'm
given increasing satisfaction. Their tone i'm
proves by use.
HIRAM CIRCUIT.
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NEW HAVEN, Or, June /. 1887.

NEW HAVEN, Or, June l. 1887.
Messrs. G Clark d. 90.
Gents--Bcng anxious, from the great benefit
derived to assist in spealing the fame OF Coe' =
dyspepsia crre, ! would state my case. Some
thing over year ago had violent attack OF
Darlb ea, which lasted s weeks, during which
time employed physicians but without relief
until trisd Co.'s dyspepsia cure The first
dose helped me /: | took it three times day for a
week and asen tirely cured and believe to.
day that it saved my life Being attacked in a
similar manner this season | took one dose,
which put me all right. would advise every
family to keep il on hand reldy for immediate
use in case OF ummer or bowel complaints.
q. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dpnn il in our employ. and we
can vouch for the above statement being true.
y. ARNOLD a. 60.
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Mr., Lester Sexton, wholesale merchant OF
30 ears, in Milwaukee one Of ihe most reliable
and careful ineR in the state. says, under date
MILwAUKEE, WIS Jan. ~ 1868.
Messrs. &. G. ClarkEC0.. New Haven, Conn
Both myself and wife have used 'oe's Dyspep
sia Cure, and it has proved perfectly satistacto.
ry as rnedy. | have no hesitation in taying
that we have received great benefit from it's use
Very respectfully, LEsrkR SEXTON.
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Congress and Empire
SARATOGA WAIERS!
For sa lie by s G. KIMBALL.
ALEXANDER SAVERS E,TATE.

ALExANDER SAVERS E,TATE.
STATE Or VERMONT In probate Court, hcl d
LANoILLE District, IS at johnson, within
and Tor said District, ON tie 18Th J OF July,
\. ID. 1868 an Instrument purporting to be the
last will ana Testament OF !lexandtr Saver,
ate OF Stowe in said ilstr1Ct, deceased beng
presented to the Quit by K A. savage the
Executor therein named for Probate lC is Or
dered by said Cou,l that all persons cone tined
therein be notified to appear at session Of fald
court to be hoiden at the Probate Office in Jonn-
son on the lOth cay OF August 1868 and shrw
cause, ii any they may have. asain.t the Pro
,ie OF said VII for which purpose it is fur
I"f ordered that copy OF the record Of this
or he published three weeks successfully in
i.amoiIe Newsdehlei pointed at HJ de Park
''ious to the time appointed Tor hearing.
true copy OF record "A test.
nb 81 4, t'u, nwtrv INDIA
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At wi.tervie, win he run, the present sea
SON on the principle OF LIVE AND LET LIVE BY
the subscriber Send in your orders, gentle
men. and you shall be fairly dealt with
t4f n, MCFARLAND.
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St.te 81 Vermont LanoiIle pl.trlcl. I'd

state Of Vermont, Lamole District rs.
In probate court held at J hnson within and for
said Distinct on The 18th day OF july AID 1868
Edwin c, White, guardian 0. Bet>ey Foster,
an insane person, makes application TO .sid court
tor license to sel tbs following described real en-
tate 1l his SAID ward O. it, all the real estate
owned by hi, said ward In tins state repre-. snt-
iug that the sale thereof ior The purpose VI put
ing the proceeds OF such sale a, Interest OF in
yesting the same in stocks or real esaale. would
be beneficial to said ward Nbereupon, it is or
dered by said court, that sad application BE- re.
ier,ed 10 session thereof TO be held at the pro-
bate office, in said JOhDson GU the | u h day OF
August, A. u 1868, Tor hearing and iecision
thereon and it IL further ordered that all per.
sons interested he notified thereof by publication
Of notice OF said application and order thereon,
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Lamoille News,
dealer. printed at HydepaIk. before said Ii te
oil hearing, that they may appear at said time and
palce axd if they see cause object thereto.
BY he Court
Attest. q. q, CHADWICK.
Q6 e-udns
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Notice i'm EaHsSruprcy.

In tho District Court OF the United States for
ha District OF Verm0nt-ln the matter of Sam.
81 Morgan Bankrup t 10 shom it may
p nce'n-lhe unde isned hereby gives notl'e
I his appointment a. assignee of samuel
tloissn OF Eden in Ianolie County. and
tate of Vermont, within said District. who has
cen adjudeed bankrupt upon his own petition
~ the District oult OF said District,
Dated AZ stowe, in said District the lst day OF
Jug. 1868. W. H, H. blN,,HAM,
S'wS Assignee.