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The Great Pacific Railroad Line extending l72i miles
from Omaha, the Missouri River to the tde-waters Of
the Pacific Ocean, is being built ny powerful Compa
niesTnr uSIoS PAcIFIc beginning at Omaha, building
West and the Central Pacific of California beginning at
Sacramento building East until the two roads shall
meet.
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State Matters.

4II Sthtt MlttelN.
CnAnGE on MURDER. The Bellows Falls
Times says; "Our readers will remember
an account we gave last winter Of one Miss
Lovina Pratt and Daniel Kingsbury, of Ja-
insisa, who last fall left an illegitmate child
on The house steps Of Samuel Baily, in Town
send, and that being found out they took the
child back, but had since disposed of it, no one
knew whore We now learn that Sheriff Carr
Of Jamaica, arrested Kingbury on Tuesday
last, ON the charge of having murdered the
child and that he has fully confessed TO the
murder, was examined on Wednesday and
committed to jail for trial. The remains Of
the child have been found buried under log
where he said they would be found in his con-
fession. His story is that he was hired to
murder it by the father Of the child.
Tho first annual sheep show and shcaring
Of The Chittenden County Breeders and Wool
Growers Association, took place at Sheburne
on the 9th Two or three hundred people
were present among whom were many of the
leading fancy sheep men Of the State. Fine
spccimcns of merino ewes and lambs were ex-
hibtcd The heaviest fleece sheared weighed
22 pounds aud some ounces, from a sheep
owned by Henry 'rhorp, Of Charlotte.
The Richlord Sentinel says 4" A friend
in Montgomery informs us that one day last
winter, Mr. Nathan Hale of that town, found
that one of his sheep was missing after q se-
we're snow storm. Fourteen days aiterward
Mr.. Hale's dog dug the sheep out Of the snow
still aiire. As soon as extricated, the
sheep jumped up and started for the sheep
pen"
Tho dwelling house Of Ira Fish in West
Derby was entered last Tuesday night and
sl64 stolen lroin his pants pocket in his
sleeping ROOM The thief gained access to
the house through the window of a bedroom
adjoining the parlor, passed through the par.
lor, the front hall and dining room into the
sleeping room.
- A few DAYS ago John Smith Of Grafton
Vermont just at the point Of death, decided
his property 10 his sou llendrick. His son
died the next morning when it Of course re-
yerted 10 him; and his death ON the same day
made third change of ownership in twenty
four hour.
"A nest of couutcrieiters have been
brought to light at Derby, and one Fred
Barns committed to lrasburgh Jail as princi-
pal, ami Mrs Stratton put under bonds as
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For every word in the following Certificate found
true after writing to the parties here named and to the
U. s. Consul at Rio Janero the sum of one hundred
dollars will be paid.
RIO pE JASgIRo, Feb. ., 1866.
Messrs. RAYMUNDO G, LEIrK a Bro
GESTLEMEN While a son ofmy friend Mr.. Francisco
de Mates Pinrena "a large proprietor in the Cidade dc
Campos) staying at my house he was attacked with
Intermittent fever Immediately sent for the very
clever DIR. Tonoco who Is thought great deal of in
CampOs, hut the FEVER instead Of diminishing turned
continued and typhoid, the boy "a years old could mol
speak would not take the brOths aud II required great
deal Of o1axng to make him swallow the medicines Dr.
Tnoco declared that there not the slightest hope Of
saving the boys ei that q would be advisable 10 write
to his father and inform him Of the state of his sons
health, At that moment thought Of the wcll-spcken
DIR. Railway Co.'S medieainents and applied them In
the following One teaspoon Of llelief In tnn-
bier of water dividing three doses day. rctons with
the Relief pure the Chest back and wrists, three of
Roadway y Pills every day aud we'll covered that he
might pespre Second day, half an hour after meals
desserspoon Of ResOvent and water In the fourth
day he able to get up ro bed To the astOnsmen OF
every one, who witnessed the miracles Of DIR. Railway
Co. : medleaments.
remain, gentlemen your very Obedient servant,
Joaquin PSrO fALCAO, Merchant
DR.. Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists and
Country Merchants. See Or. Railways Almanac for
1868. 1911 dhw
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- There have so far been twenty-seven
deaths from the effects of the Erie railrosl
disaster at Port Jervis. There are now thr-
teen injured persons at the Port Jervis hotels
all of whom are expected to recover. The
company has already settled quite number
of claims for injuries received the amounts
paid ranging from $500 to $4,000.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of New York refused a gift of $4,000 from
the State Legislature because they thought
that call State appropriations to religious
bodies are contrary to the spirit of free insti-
tutions, and opposed to the voluntary Chris
tan system to which our organization looks
for support"
The Mobile Tribune says that in all
parts Of the South the farmers are planting
heavy crops of cotton. The late advance in
the price Of the staple has stimulated them to
this. As general thing plenty of corn is
planted for home consumption.
In Salisbury, N. H. and its vicinity many
sheep are dying from some unknown cause
One farmer has lost hundred. The disease
is frequently fatal to the best hocks, though
it is usually found to prevail more generally
among the poorer sheep.
The Rhode Island Baptist State Conyen-
ton has removed from fellowship the Second
Baptist Church Of Newport, for " inviting "a
the Lords table those who have not been bap-
tized in accordance with the Lords COM
mands"
MIR. George Wise, of Philadelphia, has
chart giving 1906 different ways of spelling
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Reggried expressly for me Waiai,nal and JowHaiby
n. y. HfLLdRL a 90.
NEN NoHK, May o., if6s
Butter 30 % lsc common and grease 10 TO ne. Cheese
factory 10 % lie, ordinary fto lic. Maple sugar 10 Ia
l-c Flour Extra state so.-i % il0Gi, supcrhne state
$3.50 20 sq.u, EXtm southern SillO TO S1.n, Ohio and
Western stO7O 10 sliOl, Canada s3Os TO Slii0i Buck
wheat sj.s5 10 s00o. Hops, Vermont 10 TO .0c Wool
Vermont washed % TO &c, unwashnd - 20 &c. sheep
Pelts 81 90 to s1O Egg % To- 3ic Potatoes Mcrcers
81. so 10 $50, Pcachblows si.75 10 s5.01.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office,
May 3, 1868.
LADIrs.-Mrs. W. II. Paine, Mrs c. II. Town.
GENrLKNES.--E R. Choate, Frank Floyd, Page a
Burt.


LAnEs-Mrs Mary A. Andrus, Rehecea Brown, Mary
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GESrLEMES.-John Andrews ?, Aaron ]. Brown, T.. T.
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Edward Kephlinger william S. Lanoy, Lasse Lavigne,
Peter Parow, Side RUSSELL Henry Smith, Jas Wheeler,
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SANTA CLAUS N A GLEg.-The patron saint Of bis
cults cakes and um-puddings with only Sal
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when he got hold ola package OF Ples saletas he
claimed "a have found 1t Now | ready for
Thanksgiving Christmas and New Years." Get Pyles
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The British victory in Abyssinia.

The official accounts recently received from
Gen Napier indicate that the troops concern
ed in the Abyssinian expedition will be back
in England by the last Of the present month.
This settles the question Of any permanent
military occupation of the country by British
forces, although the future government Of
Abyssinia is likely to be more under British
influence than it has been in the past The
Chief who assisted Gen. Napier in his move
ments against Theodore is to be placed upon
the throne, and the Prince Theodore is to be
sent to England to be educated Evidently
therefore, it is to be expected that there will
be harmony between the two countries and if
the new King does not lose his throne or his
head at the hands of the dead Theodore's
partisans, there is no reason why the friendly
relations between the two Governments may
not be Of service to both parties. Theodore
was so vindictiye and cruel that he was not
very strongly enthroned in the affections of
his subjects, and if the new King has the
sense to use his power with moderation he
may do very well both for himself and his
kingdom. The result Of the expedition has
been most gratifying success, and not only
in England, but everywhere among civilized
men, will there be satisfaction that the re-
lease of those persons so unjustly held in
chains was so easily effected.
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FEw PEOPLE unacquanted with physiological ehemis-
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for debility, disease and death to follow when
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"A clergyman in Illinois, on alternate
Sundays breaches in churches one hundred
and sixty miles apart. Tic travels from one
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PRoFITABLE LEcTuRING.-Speaker Colfax
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ACROSS THE CONT
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em and principal portion Of the National Trunk Line
between the Pacific Coast and the Mississippi Valley.
They have builtby far tho difcut and expensive
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BY the cosc Of 1868 expected they will have oo
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ENTIRE LINE WILL BE COMPLETED IN iso
More than Twenty MILLIONS o. DoLLARs have been
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and the Central over Tweny Maons upon their respec
tive parts of the undertaking. THE UNION PACIFIC
HAVE COMPLETED 500 MILES-have iron and other
materials for two hundred miles more upon the ground
and one hundred additional miles ready for the
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