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, 1869-02-06

IL 1864 Compress passed An ACT grAnt-
Ing land II alternste sections to aid in the
construction Of railway kncwn as the
Northern Pacific Elilroad. The route
zuns along the uorthcrn psrt OF the U aited
Ssatea, westward from Minnesots, passing
through MoatarA and Washington Ter
rito1ies ano the State Of Oregon, to the
Pecihc. TIE whnic distance is l,725
mics, and the Fran; os land is equsl To
belt forty miles wide, amounting to $4,000
tqusse miles, CT ~. 10000 acres.
The greater part OF this land is csp,blc
OF the highest cultivation, and portion
Is rich In timber, coa', stone, and all the
uatural products which are needed 10
retG2z the country vA!uahie for settle
nens. The company, in very few yeara,
might realize an average OF five dollars
per zcte for the whole grant, or
f2eo, 100000. This company hsve been
anxious 10 bui'd The rad, bus want to do
so witbon. e1pending dollar Of their
own money. They have, therefore, been
inportun,ns Congress for subsidy Of
twenty thousand d5}lAra In money,
rer milo, or graut trom
the T1easu1y equal to $35, Doc, ,00o
THE United S.stss had, however, al
ready gone into the subsidy business far
teyord what vas jusudable, so, list
week, both houses, by 4 decided v,te,
rejected proportions lor further subsi-
dies to railroads. The railroad lobby,
Representing, perhaps, NOT less than
10000 miles Of these projected railroads,
h&ve unitsd In presenting their demand
in new fern, and b ave gos committee
Ct the sentse 10 agree 10 recommend the
same SUITABLY snbs.A Antaaiiy, in An indirect
losm. They have agreed 10 report bill,
including several roads, sggregadng
abous 1000 miles, directing tho Secretary
CT sbc Treasury 10 pla-e upon sne bond,
Of tbe railroad ccnpan1es The following
guaranty:
~ 4ntssroA. D; C., - Is. 1
70 pay Il tic Tr.Haiy oi The Ul1tsd statet, thI
tn.Geat scnncos ATTACHED TO This bond. a. tn'
tEe th.ll t4ll eae ~ become pa7Aols.
"seass..y Of the Tre.sa.i,~
THIS guerTanty Is 70 be endorsed upo,
the bcnds to the extsns Of $4,000 pc
mile Of the several raiINayR Tie bond
are 10 te sold oy the ra.leAy companie
at whatever rate they can get tnr then
srd the United 6tstes are n,pAy the II
teres. .herton for forsy yeast. Th!
xcheme Is morally snd pecunta1fy wors
than the direct subsidy. Tbs bill r
ousres gu.rrsrtv Of the tnsetes. q
The bonds Ct tho Northern Pacific Ns:
sss51,75o,oe0, s. six per cent sor tor
yesrs. Upon The whsle 5,ooo miles
railway in the omnibus, The Inter-
is to be guaranteed upon bonds 70
amount Of $3.50, 100000. This Will
oulre an aggregate Of interest during
fortv years on tie bords OF the Northe
Pacific Ro.d Of $1a4 ,00o, 900, 4nd up
he vhcle 5000 miles OF railway
1850 GOO, 600. This will be the low
snm i.1 which the Uni.ed States VIII
liable. ard then the roads will sill
mer'rsecd 10 psT The p1i1:ip.L a:
n.tr4- Of ecnncmy, and Of nercispl II
btararce 70 the Taxpayers, and ~ cbs
exemption from all !urthef ard addlao
llstaities, 1t would be better for Congz
10 make : direct spproprialon
S1oo uoo 600 In gold 10 Be dis r1ou
am-rg the yxrious msusgets o. ID
iohs and ttctr sgents In the loootss
upon tie fl:ors II Congress-. ooes CO
mi.ted to pay the Interest, sne ua'
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Euch bitter terms, has been dropped by tit
constituents, and~n substitute selected in
his place. In twcnt1.seyen days more his
Congressional career will terminate forever,
The eniy wonder u, that ho e1et wis selecs-
]. ed for that aficc,
, 1869-02-06

Among The bills recently introduced. h
the House, 1. one thus described By Spring
ftld correspondent
"a hin 70 charter the Board Of Trade srd ssor-
age Cor pa1y. OF Ehica8 q. Win powet 10 reeeive
1oon eepos1S. In store Or o.hsFFts., srato. nouf.
ffeiphu De,ct lnt lse, botds, wsrt house :slp!A
hule OF iadI1E railroad at tstneooEsattoa esltaA"
c.,ea evldetccs Of eeot. snd e,htT pIopenI; r
snu tho .3ac4z- naers control and eu.tods 9! tne
ea.se; mike 1dvanees; receive md aasante
mug a {; 10 huld hy 1ea.e OF d.ea oHs Eat.oH aot'
!a,, xo,sA RI! <.ss I'd n.,S 'ss5 ease
Tbs artboE1xed tap,tsl Is 81 Ol,t o.; hut tho com:
paay esn asKanlke when f1oGcm II sao.enoed.
Tte eerrorstor. ane1 IL the h:l! Ie d1sh @ rsu.
a. Rsssit, UmrJ Hrref. H12h A.atr, and Btr'
HsxH Aiesle,"
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Gbe Grihut1e.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &, 1869
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS 1
fATAH1ku ApyA1u

nnty Ecllien. per Iear. bJ JxAH..........sl9. 90
IT. ~ec1Iy Editoa, rtt year. by MAIt..., eco
seaasy kdluon. PEI year. BY AAn........., 2.A0
"ss3S Rdanaa. psf Tess, ty HA1z-......... a.Oo
Farts efa yea. at tipns rAte.
To prevent delay and sn!.takea, Be su.s md etv
!pht ofdee sotsrsa IL tull, including Htato snd
Courty.
Postnaatefs lfe allowed ten per cent comm,a,,op,
Hsnttsances Inky be made either by Dsstt E1peesz
Eoss Once Order, Ia reEsts.ea tesir1 II tiat
1k11R c1T1 srnac11Hx1A
U1Iy. delivered sEnexy kICEFT1p. 23eta. Fer work
Daily, delivered, sunday rzcLrpxp, 10ct por xeet.
Address. TRlBUfR COMPANY.
Cbtc4ro, III,
, 1869-02-06

City st1bscrtberg can hare TIE SUN
ID DAFsIT3JDU UNE differed BY carrier on
,;lso7f.sc tk. order IN our Counting Room.
, 1869-02-06

Mr.. Broonall. Of penn.JlvApis, who. a onc
OF tho Wells, Fargo 4 Co. Investigating
committee, denounced newspaper men IN
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= Fitted StAtes Atni1:e1 saokord 1t brassela re-
tShI II sa-e bat Qaet n ias L.seaon y ehasn
tbs seretca yrs entirely con poood Of Auen0u
erne pet,ots rent II pre-s'y from fov York kten
the FIe1tn wines hld erusssd Tie Ausu.s tWtte.
, 1869-02-06

Senator Morrill,, OF Vermont msde Bit
Ter speech recently against The proposed
renewal OF the eo-cAlled reciprocity
treaty with the British North American
Provinces, &c WAS very severe on the
Canadians. alludiugto them as eager for
bargains In the purchase OF our fugitive
merchant ships hiding from the British
eorsai1s Of the Clyde, greedy for the
prtf1ts OF blockade~runnlng, In full
sympathy With tho master spirits Of the
rebellion, ha1bo,ing raiders on our bor-
ders, furnishing an asylum TO tho c who
were sending sssass!na one day acd SIN Ill.
pox nrd death among our people the
next, and longiagIy wishing for the dis
membe1ment ot the Unior. He referred
10 The habits they cultivate Of smuggling
Ard evad,ng our revenue laws bat tbs
latter offence Is o1tcnuatcd by temptation
TO the commission OF frauds which the
enormous Morrill, tariff holds out 10 them.
he showed that under tho former treaty
our Treasury suffered a large diminution
Of revenue. In 1854 she last year unsf.
fec;ed by the treaty, the revenue upon
,.s sI .,,he.nnest Ia ~. -o..s aras,n,sa e -
- .o. ~ nm.;., ,,.na5i.n trsla ~
ea.,s sho~ 49,, the .monnt
~ ~ dn.,e. Collected IN the ,mno,,.a
products Of American industry
e1rs6 ooa .nd :, ,ee; 81 aet eoo ~
3nrinr these thrse rears ~ sn-rs,,ed
1ec,nroc5,v ,ba ave-aee ,r,ornt ~ dnt1
COLLECTED m al, Canadian nrodrct. IN.
nnr,ed into rho UnItod s,a,e. wor1d ~,
r, coe.3 a.. ono w. .r,rm 1v,at ~
e-.o.,od ~ Cs,s5;os o.no..,
,ore3 and rb,+ th.1 e~ao-tod ,.-a
I..,.... A.. t.
| AQm1klf0 Quay IR9.
, 1869-02-06

: The goods which found market IN The
United States, it will be seen, mount to
50 per cent OF the total CANADIAN txpor:s
The. imports, including tree goods in %
the CansdRs tur. the ssme year, were as
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fhs aldxay Islands-Ths Ddniaieaa b..
pub1it--A Cale Of Bllekmalling-t.l
Tho Nare Cos1t Treaty.
The we1ls Report Again: ::
War on the Mgh Tariff:
The Third and Last Relic Of Bar.
bariHm.
The True Trinity--Free Soil, Frea
Labor, Free Trade.


From Our Own Correspondent
wns1xsrox. Feb. =.
The manner of Congress Al work Is Ike
that Of Bohemian, to lounge along To the
ed OF acsslons, and then suddenly to 10 Ia
business BY day and night. Now night se4.
sions arc being held, and while I write 10
you In the grsy OF the evening, the dome
md tholus Of the Capitol are sending Inn.
mlnAtion upon the iogRy Night Of saow
fakes. The ground Is full Of snow; WINTER
hiss come At last, hitherto 4 t1dy .IaItor, and
our soft Potomac weather ID Altogether
Northern today. proceed, in some luvu-
brioua feeling OF rcEretfnlness. because o.
these outside storms, TO tell you the news.
TIE MIDWAY IalASps,
In the Pacific Ocean, midway between esn
francisco and ChlCa, are 10 be made nraIa.
bic for deep ships, and Congress has appro-
psiatcd PREDATORY $4,000. TIL. /. q Wlso
and natloua, appropriation, aad these lslands
are wondrous Instance Of hcw ciscuustas,.
TALLY nature works for man. Just ten years
ago Captain n. C. Brooks, Commanding a
tealing ship, found thsas Islands. They ara
two In uumoar, recent coral formations, and
they ssard tn i lagoon, whose aperture /.
very wide, md over whose bar vessels draw
Ing twenty feet Of water can pass. Nine
years dtes their discovery We put upon the
Pacific the splendid steamships which
connect America and Aaia. The Island,
seem exactly adApted to b.oak in
hall the long three weeks' voyage between
Ban Francisco and Yokohama, make q coalInc
station, gtse wonderfully peaceful and com.
modions anchorage, and fresh water Is found
upon them, The appropriation II TO blast =
place out of the coral bur, that the big ships,
drawing tWenty.toqr tcst Of water, may 20
over aud be tranquil The circular reef en-
closing these Islands Is OF fortf miles circuit
the Islands themselves arc four miles long by
two wide. They constitute dead c1lm ID
tie midst Of the oeasn, lake In The Bea
Some years hence = lighthouse keeper vii
trim his wick upon them, living suspended
between Asia and Am&rtcz. Are there nc
| roH ances In the Egc Of steam
| "7hon aft that III 70 me, love,
| Fur which my soul did pine,
a efttn 1Aio IN the gea. love,
| 49, fcunt.in and ahrtne!''
20 sings Commerce upon her Calllope, ani
| rn7f Il uI>tn ~ T.
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TIL CANNOT exist u ihe maximum rate ii g. xed
b the tIl ID. under any c.sennst1Eeca, mHe
,hsn &c eaoiss sita 1asuee aaxas ss 3 ssqo!sed
be ptfE'1sd 70 nem1nd Il II It il more thxa tbs
sstls ID eerPerauoIs &rahrAesa wt1n.a 1hs Pre-
s:aIrts. be permitted % dem1na. TheY ua IL, not
TO be pfoh1b,v rtom doing 70 IA ae; "a bill is
S.,sG upon Tt.eoDsspop + Il: .: CO..
q 1Ls c: .P:ss.s fsceasses I'D ths stag. Tae1
M sns'ss' u rs,sa s paos .s a+ep 1
| tIur.stea, oI : r-ssou.o,e renafa, sae he
people nay sel eegsrd tha performances OF
| p ra'ton Q! psst=reess under IN, siTea etrcam-
ttsIeet. nn.l, IN tne nature Of things, de7eaa
IF .o oa g. psr1s.e ps Z E 10
eonts to rq1trc lrto the fslfs, TO eons'rua con-
raet, md nas!5 sa'adleaie upon the rist:s .sas
tiop. tnen. 70 2sr - II pscpossdto establish rate
OF for 4ha transportation OF pas*en-
Hs,r, & toand.d ,loIe On ,ns 1ashotls1 az ~ ~
sse Obligations of the contract of 1he
e'asn Of tie General Assembly OF hight 70 IT,
teIp:st th.s el1ss & COZ c1tis, tlvsdts ihe con-
kElnr e ro*er Of The Juatetal lepa1 aoa
wnh form oi1aw 1t1snot sy .ass las a.7ea II
bten satd intEHded 10 deny that ates1 cofpors;, =;
tne stata utd which many wholesome rea;tie.
ttocs hare been Imposed upon them. IN: g
| GA1nta1n that tie rights Of tie peopie AIo
| the totru1atlcr1 rel<Hed 70 afe eike -
| cured By tho lxHs to oe Interpreted. aau
eu'oreta bJ tha department Of III. EoseIuaeEn.. : .
toWhjeh 1nAt class OF cpt3eg haA neen colnae y!
tre eonsururon. l. soe11s 70 nc 'ob pfeptI; :;
before enLcinalcE. thai l zrl1etatc The oV'a'o.
EXPRESSED On E-r1ef OCCASION, hst po",Iss
| and toup.eu with the tLsecNapIt tordt'oa ~
! they fha1l BE- Reasonably and prppetly cI'Eeseo
| ano shAt. lpon lezxlixea pt!ne'ptea taey MAJ os
punished :or my abuse OF The pHrile9t. esnt
upon thrm< The p1ofositic1 thss ray
road corporations hs1e the Elzas ,t g
! demand reNol able COMPENSATION 70
tEtls services In the uaEtp rsticn of pe sots au
p<ppxrtJ torAt.t<n1 Vim hi And asltte 1aA
II viii hardly be denied, and 1ts eneefaul fee'&s1
uon IL necessary. u The ata II eefeafses 70 de
| yi.e Iii tto csLSdta A1ue pnts1 from - e3tc-
tfol Of this II olepcu'aolo 10 tnp'os:m11E aee
psuRreaA tt 4 II this rights eoic. ded. noiniai
mere can &c properly censn-td. tne 9tt;;
! xk1ca h1s cipttsd thin Vi fhe sal7Ao4
hsLehlse thcJ ettoy. nsJ esuipd 1ne az, ~,
: zneasure Of justice And 1lEat 10. IL can
, ! u-1aue Absoltts anc an .caIollaaie poaes,
. | daitYulte b: Eea4hre Of thelf own EtRnH ana
1n8ufe them &Salnal &ae whole body ol the peep!
II th+ htae, would b. to psy. ITO great prfts 70
tho adven'ages they .cdrnd. Nha:cv<f thos7. ae
| vkn.eRta maJ te. Mere r,AteE1Al prsto sieJ ~
rtog1ss -. E1utR they 70 be desired. u!
Ltt toNp< naate Tho peopi& OF tbs SsAto TOT o az
cr7t pAJk q 10 endafa stair OF th&1Xs Il &c tas
1tbe1.f. r. rex onnnerd std urge UPON tna denst
. AtRem by the e or1Hn 4 ~ which snail ~ OF
ssttrt kLE ent oEso tne p'ts c1pls thst3iha t1xob
f.1iscsd colt cE9t ona cfksxtxea tef tAa x 4
iARn u ns atAss q fpt eaA acts Of tueospctstsl
, 1869-02-06

enpt3ne them from State taxatlon. In ordrr
10 pass these theJ will have 10 nuite With
some oth-r interest, sece uaIded the5
would ;e badly beaten. 50 ne say that they
VIII effect an union With the railroads which
a1t trying to secure tbs Lake Park blocks,
ard that The two sets control Totes enough
10 Pit them ali through. Others say that
| tbcT will make common Cause with the
friends Of internal improvements, and In that
W&y be successful.
The Efforts OF the lobby arc Immense. They
| have some money. though not as much as 5
needed, but uheu It cpnts to nquor, they
| arr admirably supplied. The Larroom To
! tho bare neut does bnt small business
| when compared with thA, carried on In
soue Of the upstairs roams, where whiskeI
I Is not so1d b5 the RlA<s, int et@en away BY
| the bottle. The result of all this Is that
there are more uusobcr mcn hero than there
were duripg the lTst weeks Of tie se:Slou.
But the end Of The week approaching and
lobbying u..tn ne1t Moudsy, OF till Tuesday,
When ,he br fight viii begin on the Lake
Park. The debate In the Houss yesterday
! Vas yery Animated knickerbocker made
an excelaat speech oa Us atde OF tee case.
AID declares that be feels muca more
hopeful than he did. The attempt On the
| peTt Of the rail1oad men TO force uatters to
! M fnmedia rote WIS defeated bJ hea1y
vote They we're prepared 70 put thiuss
| thr8uEh thoui discu5saoo or Amendment :,
1
belong to The incorrupuoles assert that !,
Will not pass at xtl, and rNat tie VII IL thing
viii te fen 10 ne acted On BY tae TwentJ
eeyrn,h General Assembly, which HeATer
forbid Ton sec. 1Eo VIC h from tomorrow
paymenta 10 the nembers At the rate Of two
doll,rs dsy will esase, and they must eishel
lts1slate promptly, or get aid rom outside.
II sa re11ef 10 fn.n frum these scenes to
the s.ate Pcnisez1tlarJ, not to toucl
: [ on the proceedings Of the ring, whicl
, Is trytnE to Get the coptrol Of tha
Institution, but to say word 4
resa,a 70 the management Of the convict Ia
bor ttere The coopcrs Of this st,ta AZ,
, t nakinE = persistent effort to iuduce th
] Commissioners 10 discriminate less severel,
araf13st lheir trade, and deoutat4ons f. Oh
; Chicago, r. ckfurd. Peori1. PeK1n aud hi
. clty-tu sh1ri, representing The whole Stat
have had ssycEA! conferenc>s with Inc Con-
ml4soutrs. 1hcy hare brought In I'LL pro
. yld;ug that only p.r: cant Il The priso1er
: employed ~ Joliet shall be set 10 uork !
cooperate, which would rnaka ahout forty
TO this provision the Coal
= mtszior ers assent They haze bic
\ working here On thsi1 owr hook, AID hay
i not. as was stated In = Chicago psper, any
/. Ting 10 do with As. 4. C. Cameron. H
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

Badness, Grayness, and other
impcrteCtiops Of the hair vii, no re-
garded ~ ineXcusablo after u trial
of Mrs. s. a. ALLEN'S IMPROVED
NEW style) hair rcstorer or dressing,
lin One bottlc.) Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Dollar.
1t is said that AZ the twig is bent
the tree Is inclined. Some of the
young ladi will grow qucerly il
the Greci style prevails very
long.
Slerder par,y (who is not very
comfortably "lhesc 'busscs ought
to charge by weight"
Stout party SHARPLY, "Ah, il
they did, they would never stop to
pick you up
We call attention Of Onr reader.
to the Boston Dollar Store adver
tisemcnt Of Eastman 4 Kendall il
another column.
Nermonters, read the new advcr
tiscmcnt of The Vermont Recort
and Farmer IN this issue. The pros
pectus therein set forth stands un
rivallcd in the annals OF Vernon
journalism Every person who is in
tercstcd IN the State ut large shoul,
take Tho Vermont Record and Far
mer. Read the offers of premiums
headed "FREE.n 33w4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

THE GALAxY.--Published month
ly ct 500 Broadway, New York, by
Sheldon T. Co., at 800 u year; 80
cents q single number. Tho Galaxy
~ rising TO y high position among
the Monthlies. Mrs. Edwards con
tinacs Ter story Of Susan Fielding
Justin Mccarthy has u paper on
"Queen Victoria and her Subjacts y
DIR. John C. Draper, on the Adaiicr.
alton Of Coffee; : G. w. El,lst 0l
'Ons Woman's Work : Eugene Ben
non, on New York Journalists :
Parke Goodwin, Of the Evening
Post; Edmund q. Stedman on wi.
olct Eyes, Edward Abbott, on
Light. Houses : a continuation OF
Mrs. Austin's stors Of Cipher : Rich
AId Grant White ON the Grammar
lees Tongue 7 and sundry other ar
iic'cs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

"ONwARD."-This seems to the
motto rs well as name Of Mayne
Reid's new magazine. The second
number is before us,and wo are salts.
fed that it is just such work as
will interest, instruct and help on
uard the youthful mind, 1t con,
tains iirst.rate stories, instructive
articles, and under tho head o.
Fittings Worth Thinking of" man,
important things arc ably discussed
lllustrated-l8O pages Of reading
Address Capt. Mayne Reid, 80 Un
ion Square. N. Y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

Ben. Buffers financial monstrOsi-
y, in the shape of a bill providing
for an unlimited amount of paper
currency, is just about what might
have been expected from the man
who undertook to reduce Fort Fish.
or by burning a ship-load Of powder
on the water a half mile distant
from the fort. His financial scheme
however would prove far more de.
structive than his naval fiascO, for
while the latter only destroyed his
ship the former would ruin the ma.
ton. Perhaps Ben. Butler is a
great man--statesman, tjDancier,
Get, bat we think the only ground
on which it can be proved is On the
ground the darkey took to prove
that his brother was truthful per
son, viz: that he must have u grea
deal Of truth in him; because he hat
never let any ont.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22
APPLICATION AND PROOF REQUIR
ED, IN CASE THE SOLDIER HA:
DECEASED
LOOK ollfv


The day ia coming when some one will get a
bargain. The subscriber being DESTROYS of be-.
ing released from the care of her real estate
and personal property, situated in Vcr-hire,
Orange County, VI, will sell at public auction
on Wednesday, FEB. 10TH 1863, commenting
at 10 o'clock "A. III. her farm of q acres. situat.
ed on the r, from West Fairlec. to Chelsea
On said farm is good dwelling house, wood.
shed, barn, and sh, |, and hog-housc. with new
er-failing water running to house and barn.
Al 81 good apple orchard, aud some 30 or GO
maple trees. Said farm is suitably divided in
to moving and pasturage Also in connection
with said farm, ny grist mill. and saw mill. all
in good running order. All will he sold togcth,
er, as said farm house serves IA mill house.
Also the grrin in said mill, and other articles
of property too numerous TO mention, Please
call, give ~ q bid. and get a bargain. Term,
made knowA at ale For further information
call on James Mathews, my agent, or on Dag
iel r. CLARK. miller
j. II. GILMAN, Auctionecr
CYNTHIA BARTHOLOMEW
Dated Fort Scott, Kansas, Dec. 30, 1868,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

Godey's Lady's Book, q general
favorite with the ladies, finds n
hearty welcome In our sanctum.
It's excellence is unsurpassed by
any magazine of its kind. 1t il
alike useful in all departments q
the household, and contains q va
riety of literature, splendid engrav
ings rich fashion plates, patterns,
recipes, ETC., which are worth twice
its cost in any home.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22
Horrible Murder al cIaremont, n. H.

George Goodel q farmer living
IN remote part of the town of Glare
mont, n. H. was brutally murdered
between s and six o'clock Tuesday
evening, in his own house by MS
nephew, William N. Kenney. The
deed was done without provocatlon,
and with no apparent motive
Kenney entered the house while
Wooded and his wife were ut supper,
and attacked Wooded with knife,
inflicting three terrible wounds
one upon the face and two upon the
throat-onc Of which severed the
jugular vein. lie lived but a few
moments. Kenney then took an aA
and inflicted four more terrible
wounds upon his victims left sheul
der, arm and hip. He then attack
cd Mrs. WUodel with the Ak, II
flicting o terrible gash upon hi
head, cutting through the SKULL
She made her escape, with her bab'
to her husbands fathers near b
and gave the alarm. She is no
alive and may recover. She was abb
to testify before the coroners Jnr.
Kenney escaped without coat c
hat He is about % years old, an
was, during the summer engage
in numbering in Maine.
The above Nacts we gather fro
the Boston Journal. We lear
since that Kenney was captured {
Wednesday night.
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We owe our subscribers an apel'
ogy for the appearance'of our paper
Just now, but we ask sou to have a
little patience and we will give you
a better paper soon. We are short
Of help, and crowded by work, ana
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The hest known remedy for
NCROFQjl.A

In all its manifold forms. included Ulcers, can
GERS, Syphilis, Salt Rbcun, consumption, etc.
10 DR.. Ander's Iodine wster. pure solution
Of Iodine without o solvent, discovered after
mont. FOR ersdica,ing hamors from the sys.
TEN II has no equal. Circulars sent free
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York Sold hr Vrugg'sta generals, -h-a
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Grace's Celebrated Salve,
cures In n very short time

cures In u very short time
outs, burns. scslds. wounds, bruises, sprains
erysipclas. Hnlt rhcun,, rtngworrn, cbappcd
hands boils, frozen limbs, felons, chill.
blaine, &c,
~ 10 prompt In action, reu,ovep pain At once,
and reduces the most angry looking dwellings
sud infammatious. - II BY msgio.-thus sf.
fording relicf pud complete auro.
tors. sold BY I'll Dfuse's,i, 9rceers, ard !.
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