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FIR ST EDITION
Q u B A.
More Aid for the Rebels.
Arms Taken from Governors Island -
Confession of a Federal Officer
The Revolution on the
Island-It is not
Dying Out.

From the New York papers Of this morning we
have interesting information relative to the shipping
of arms for the Cuban Revolutionists.
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VOL. IX.-NO. Ill.
A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAU
TIFUL COMPLEXION follows the use of HELM
BoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsA-
PARILLA.
II removes black spots, pimples moth patches, and
ali erudtions of the skin
IN THE SPRING MONTHS, THE SYS-
TEN naturally. undergoes change, and HELM
BoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
SARsAPARILLA is an assistant of the greatest
value.
YOUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE
injurious effects of Face Powders and Washes. All
such remedies close up the pores of the skin, and
short time destroy the complexion. II you would
have fresh, healthy, and youthful appearance use
HEIMBoLDs EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
MOT A FEW OF THE WORST DISOR-
that AFFECT mankind arise from corruption OF the
blood. HELMBoLDS EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
is a remedy of the utmost value.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT sARSAPA-
RILLA cleanses and renovates the blood instils the
vigor Of health into the system and purges out the
humors that make disease.
QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY. HELM
BoLDS EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA. The dose is
small Those who desire large quantity and large
doses of medicine ERR
THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
OF complexion: must purify; and enrich the blood,
which HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OF sARsAPARILLA invariably does Ask for
HelmbOldR Take no other.
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stock OuotntIons by TeIegrnph-1 p. NJ.

Glendennlng Davis Co report through their New
York houaa tha fOlOwinO.-
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Condition of the Money Market Addauce of
United States Bonds in Europe Financial
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ayers Cherry s'ecioral,


Probably never before In the whole history Of
medicine hss au} thing won 50 wileis on $50 deeply
u1ou the couGienc ut mankind. 3s this sNe-llent
retrcdy for pulmonary colpiain5s ihItu-h long
series yesfs and among most % liie races g" men
if bas risen h.-her and higher 80 their estimation.
o. 70 has become better known. It's uniform char
--er ana mower ra cure the various affections ui the
lungs and thr at. has male u known as reiahio
protector against them. While adapted u nicer
rirms of Group II sh0nlc Dee kept on nand IN every
family, "a inueed as AL are sometimes subject -
colds and Cough, al shoald DE provided WIN tins
antid,te for them.
Although settled Condemnation Is thought incura-
bile still great nrnloers Of cases where the disease
seemed settled, nave been completely cured, aud
the pat restored 70 sound health by the CtsrTy
Pcrfsfgi. 20 complete Is its mastery over she dis
orders Of the Lungs and Throat that the most oh
sinase II them ield tot. When nothing else could
reach them, under the Caerg feef3ra{ they suhaidc
Siag,T. and P,.ahe Speakers find great protection
from il.
4sfAsa IL AWAY relieved and Often wholly cared
byIs
Rroroiiis Is generally cured ~ taking the CAsryF
P.rfsr4l "a ,liai. frequent doses
Far q rough iud Cold, iu better remedy can be
had Take small doses three times day and put
the leet in garL wafer a q -n-' UNI 'he uiSeaso
For InaseIi.s when it affects the throst or lungs,
take the same course
FOR corp give large and frequent doses until
the q isease y overcome
No family should De Nltr"ut me trf'It r'tt" %
nj, hand 10 protect them, in ease OF attach, IRON the
ahors compiaint. lis timely use often spares the
.teut greater amount Of spierins ami risk which
h. yould incur by waiting untii he could get other
al. Parents keep 1t in your houses for the ex-
enees tnat arise. Lives de-r 10 YOU may be saved
hgu ~ Generally are its virtues known, that We
,.e9 moi publish certificates OF them here, or do
more than to assure the public that the best qua-
DIES It ever possessed a e strietiy ma'ni,.'ned
prepnred by Dr. :. c. aYEH Co, Practical and
AosiIiical Chemists, Lowell, Mas, and sold all
rfund the world -
HENRY & Co,
BHrIisg.on, Wholesale -2yeGts.
nes l-ieorsta gsH eOg3unos
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STEyESs-BGIeaax-In this city. Tuesday, Dec.
E!st by EsT A. j. Willard, Eerslo SteVea7 ot west
!ofd, ana Ellen a. Brigham 0. bzsex, 1t.
PEscrvAL--TUTTE-I1 NORTH FerTishaTgh, Dec
zst 1859, by Rev L. g. Par,ridge, P d. Pereivnl,
and Sarah F. futile both, Of Fan 5bGrgh.
FARMER FEESEY-In ibis city, Dec. I'D, 1853,
at the residence OF the brides mother. by Rev. VI.
A Wilcox. SIR. VIII S. Farmer, ard Miss Nellie
= feeney, all OF this city.
EGoRY-W0oDwORTH-In tbs city, Dec. 22d,
at the residence OF the brides father. By Rev John
Atkinson Of Newark, y. j., assisted by Rev. d. ".
DAYTON, Thomas ". Gregory, ESQ, and Miss Lorraine
Is. WOODWORK, both Vi Burlington.
HARsRAvEs-BRINsNsI this city, by BIZ.
Griffin, Dee. 23' Mr.. Cyrus ?. Hargraves Of Ausable
tor.s y. Y. and Miss Emily RrinsInaid, youngest
daughter Of JaIuf, T. Brinsnaid.
DIED.
MlLLfE-fn Jericho, Nov. 18TH James, son Of Alex
ander and Mary Jan9 Miller, aged p years.
LiyIyGsTON--In Cambridge, Dec. 18th, Felicia II.
Livingston wife Of Daniel Wilson. and step-daughter
o. Hon. <. Bentley, aged 90 years.
JOINS In Bristol on the l3th inst. Mrs. Abigail
Johns, wife OF Jehel Johns, aged IS year..
FAIRSAN- Ia Huntington, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
Eunce Fairman, wife Of John Fairman, 9 ed up
wards OF 20 years.
FISNEY-In Niiiisioa sunday morning Dsc. l9th,
Dir. Norman J. FnGcy, d-ei % Year..
AcNIEL-In Charlotte. Sunday. De 18th, Ms
Fanny AicNiel, widow o. the late John hcNiel.
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trsyed them to TIE Spauiards, sc that vher
Lang came to look after things he found th,
boats ready to meet auy attack and $50 armet
men patrOling the streets N the vicinity Of De.s
meters yard
They eft disguised, and went by railroad Il
some port South, with fifty men, where, Oh th'
coast of Virginia a steamer will be ready 10 tabs
them up, in which they will put TO sea and
cruise in the track the fltilla Abbot return
ei to New York with 20 men, whom he sucoeei-
FL in getting enlisted on board Of the sunooa's-
His object Is to cooperate with Lang, who con-
mands the armed vessels South, when be a.
:empts TO destroy the fi3tilla.
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--hteen u tle saia,,h guubo1ts sailed from
~ York on Sunday. expecting TO reach
"'e. in seven day. Many rumors SIRE in
'i'-fan II CUBAN plot, TO destroy them. The
l'-''e # these :, ss f5llows:
M ~. f.s. 60, r.nrl George Abbot and
''' Ling. .ai- Of Girihaidi's guerrillas. have
a' N.ts 20 --i,c the Cubans 20 some action.
~. 'A-,'i '-i men and had two boats read
.r. 'l' 'lail would no, even spend SIS TO
.4'a''t..s Their plsu was as follows /:
80! men Se,e to b. placed az the foot OF
',.l.''A s-ls.'. behind pile Of lumber, and
~" '..na, wese TO throw hand crenades
.-,., -' v unfinished boats lying 1t Thirteenth
80 "a-A The were or fire two ting boats
4,'. ''ine up ant olfer assistance in towing
,.;.. or ioar Of The rss3y 10 sail bosts svay'
s,.., ny men lying s, the foot Of the same
I'd nm ', ,i 10 board them, reyolyefs in hand.
wa - iI' Goats cn' # the harbor. Torpedoes
suirg "'Jing The others re-
'2'e q tie Jaata the men xoali b.v.
es,, x s'''ak Ia,t night, had not the sny
VIC h in M. P.ukerton'. ,nplov p ps'
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A-.,.lA EArfE-Sureiiar to the best 'e.-
l.r.el ,.-=en Cologne. sul -.tl 1T h.'f the
-rH0-
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CANvAssING BOOK sEST FREE FOE


4 WORK desc- ptive 81 TIE siI -TFRIEs. VIP-
TUES, VICES, SPLEN %. 3S aut GRIMES
Of the CITY o. PAhlS
Il tells how rar.s has become tls caves. AID
most Beautiful City IT, the word. how is Eear.y
and Spieucor are pIrcha-ed ~ "a Tea fat .nst u
Misery and suffering; how visitors arc swirdIet O.,
Professional Adventure TOW Virtue aud ice -
arm-in-srm in the Beautiful Try. hc~ the most
Fearful Crimes commit q GEu c.ucta.ci how
money is 50 uandere1 in ussleas luEur. ant con
taiAs over so hne engraving o.. uojed rIiee- L.-
and Scenes In Paris. Agent wanted. -au.a-sin.
books sent free. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
ING CO.. Boston. Mass
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II ANKRUPTCT.-Dstrictc or Vermont sat
L Burlington, November 9Th, A. D. ls69 The
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as assignee OF John II. Lord. of Burlngton
In the County Of Cbittenden and State o. Vermont
within said District WIN has been sdudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court OF said District.
2iw9w n. B. FLANAGAN, Assignee.
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Or, early Times in the Rscty Mountains and Or
gon, with a History Of the Country an the BY
perences Of Nuuntan-Nsn and P.oteer. Is
MS. VICTOR, Of OREGON An intensely Interest :
work, replete with hunor. pst.as and iasr-uc tiau
Vow m press. Ter circular ami terms. address tLs
Publishers. r. ". BLISS g. 4 De- .l.ff .-l Con.
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NEW-YORK 4 OSWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD.


Thee Bonds can be Registered
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAIn-UP sT0Cb
SUBSCRIPTIONS. No bonds issued o1 road urcei
construction issue limited TO s1D1I per l.le %
read bulk ans 10 running order. LF.Nu ONLY
About HALE TIE ACTUAL CASH COST. The
read Is being built With great eca4oir, f.r Ca.
80 miles are slready completed Iu che most
thorough manner, equipped sd rul-.l- regular
.--.n, ard the whole line .oser 4u miles 10 IS eS-
pe,iei rli be- completed within the en-u.n- yea-
Il one oil. ths most important roas 20 the sts-e d
New ers 10 ah0-,eus tie route from New YORK
Ciiy % EulIlo 20 miles aud 20 OsWssr a. miles. IL
t-svsrss- popu'ous district destitute ~ otle- rail-
aH facilities, which must furnish 10 sage aai
~ l;shle local business. sud 10 ~ill De completed
O.; Al aggregate cost f4r D, that VI any con-
ult.nS l:ne These llv-uta-e- cannot I'll O. ma e.
B., oue o. tae acst paying r'.ds leadia- from Tie
metropolis, 4,d -s rst Ge5t-ase Ponds enc or tie
safest s--lriti=s ever lssuet. AL moIt-a-c bonds
Issued on Railroads running from the City cs New
York ar - 4, aud the interest promptly paid a.
though So q them are mortgaged for more than
iouhle Tie amount per mile that me E.dIint IT,.
Among tie bonds now offering We -Lov Of none
equal these. For the investmen. Of trust o;aer
funds Tiers is mother better and ia exchange for
Government Bonds they give large increase ct n
come, beside capatalizing the premium. They are
meeting with rapid sale and We have been -radied
to find that they are taken chiefly by our mos; con
sentative and sagacious capitalists in exchange Tor
Government securities Price BAR, and accrued in
terest in currency Circulars, psmph et-. s., on
hand for distribution
GEORGE. OPDXkE CO..
Sov G-fSwU E1nkers No. p Nassau -.
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f hTzEk f4hP KfbnE, A..isnse..

IN Observation-Disclosures Of Vermont SAT
L st. Adams, the sth day Of December, A. d. t-sq
the undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
nent as assignee Of Frank L. Gccdspeed Of Sheldon.
in the County Of frsnklin. and State of Vermont
within said District, who has been afiudged Bank.
Fupt upon the petition of his creditors by the Dis
trict Court of said District.
2iv3w HANSON z. LEWIS, Assignee
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b,uSe- With th.ir occupants, all Of whom, ten IN
pB..her. arc supposed to have been instantly
liped.--getrrns from Texas election give Da-
Wis, Radical, GO lasjoriiy fer Governor. With
seven counties to hear from. General Rey-
nolds has ordered elections 10 be held in two
more counties, where, he alleges, no votes were
east q, ths proper time Accounts from Mer-
ic5 give further details of ovstions to Secretary
swari. Also Of revolutions, existent AID in
expectancy, all over that unfortunate land. The
Army IS reported Enthusiastically. At PueAla
q ABB had attacked Protestant congregation,
All many were injured. The attempt vas made
to get up an eztenon.zei ap'o-ia-fe, with BIZ
hes in place Of fagGots.
The Kentucky Legislature has elected John
W. Stevenson United States Senator. on the sec
ond ballot
The South Carolina Legislature has passed
bill to pay the interest on the State debt in
coin; also one requiring every insurance CON-
pany doing business in the State to deposit with
the State Treasurer : 900 of its bonis-A
Chicago dispatch says the Indians Of the Upper
Missouri are preparing for an early outbreak.-
The Society Of the Army Cumberland me; again
yesterday IN Inlinapois, mi ,aud elected General
Thomas President. AFOREMENTIONED Sheridan,
and Generals Eosecrans, Schodeld, Negiey and
twelve others. Vice-Presideuis They also fixed
upon Cleveland the place for their Text Az
u.l meetuc.-Dr. Andrew Mead. = leading
and infueutia! oiiiz. ms Of Allegheny. y Y. was
my-,eriously murdered on Saturday night In
tense excitement prevails over the matter
in Allegheny county and vicinity
Dr.. Oliver. an Englishman, and the agent Of
an English Immigration Company which has
sent msuy immigrants TO Virgiuia. was killed
yesterday morning at Charlottesville, Va, by
George Ayre-, - planter Of Fauquier County,
who accused the doctor OF selac.ng his daughter
while visiting at his house lev months ago.
-Sever5l ielyy frauds have b5ea discovered
this week. One Grey. Wall street broker. Las
been detected in forging bounty certificate Of the
state of New York George +. Duuuiu-. Super
irtenient Of the Assay Oe.,e, was arrested YES
;eriey or a charge % enbezzliug moneys belong
10 the United States. IN examination will take
qllee ia his case On Tuesday next before Com
missioner Shields "a former Postmaster at Cam
bridge, Nl, W. b Phillips. was convicted Of
emhezzlinc, aaI fined about -. 500 ana seuten-
cei 70 SIX months imprisonment. in the United
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9em 9auTtisemmts.
9 9 9 6 g Q 9 G G

II THE WORKING CLASS. We are now pc
hei u furnish al classes with constant enuio,-
~ home, tne Whole o. the time o. fr The snare
s,5- ou,inc.s 3 81. Light and pfCltsh .. Psr-
- Y. eltrer al-fv earn f-r'-. l4ts TO . 1,.-
whole 40 Proportional sum by devot,ua thslr
nesrl, ie . The i.ts les7. BOYS and -.irl cav
80 may send their a,er..s, .,-i - - r.i
we'll s,f1sTi ulilaraliro Oilers To such A. are 2 Z
Of wrifin' Ns Will semi =, u pay for The tr1uhis
which vii DO % c,sues s5rk on sd IN Pc 81
a., ~ 80 'f,,tielF c9H7Gai1H-one Of the iarg
9 ~ ,,ff BY va-ua ysrs luo.is!Ied--ai SCI [
- ~ - '4i.ei' u ~ wait peFu,anet :,
CUsrA, MANN o. '-' ~
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These figures speak for themselves.

The astronomers say there is a. rre-.u, 80
unusual display Of spots on the SUI. The largest
Of these measures one twsuty-eirhra tie sua's
diameter, and j, situated north 1t Jle SUMS
equator. Il consist, OF az irrlgu.a-ly--aa.,d
umbr, or central black spot. tie edges r'ra'l,
or uncycaly serrsted.
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rrsced, al fl.arlol.e.,IIle. Va.

PATHFR KILLS the sEDUCEE or lis DAUGHTER
A correspondent of the New York Herald
thus describes the homicide at Charlottesville,
Va, on the 10th inst;
The Da-ties to the trsc-iy are both English
men Ayers i an old resident Of upper Fau-
.pier county. near the borders Of Loudon,
where he possesses considerable property, o.
cupies high position in society, Is a respected
member Of the Baptist church and gentleman
Of family. Dr. Oliver recently emigratei to
this country from Newclstle-up0n-Tyne. Eng
land. and has been interchangeable in his efforts to
induce emigration from his country TO Virginia.
He succeeded at oue time in bringing over sixty
families. all Of whom settled in the Piedmont
region The cause ofthe tragedy originated some
time LAST summer, when Oliver went on a yi,ic
to the house Of Mir. Ayers, in Fauquer, where
he spent several months While there eni1yinc
his hospitality, under the iusiticus cuise and
plea Of - medical treatment, Oliver seiuced
sud ruined the daughter cf Ayers, Young and
uusofhisucated girl For long time the pa
rent vas unaware u the terrible misfortune
which brought shame and disgrace UPON bis
family but il time the matter became dsyel-
opsd, aud with the determination oi being re-
yengel he set of az once in que-i If Oliver.
Soon after daylight this morning he went to the
house of Mr. Browne, b-,ther-iu-law Of Or.
Oliver, by whom be- WIS admitted 60 the parlor.
In a moment Oliver opened the door and alyauc-
ed in his night clothes 70 meet Ayers, extending
his hand and e1clliming, d" How 30 You do,
Old fellow"
Ayers drew back in Indignation and said ,-
u cannot take your hand; nothing but
YOUR LIES blood can wipe out the inf.my MY
f,ntiIy have sustained from Won
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The Stock and Money Marlc. closed Uriaa--
day afternoon a- follow
Hv Te!s.-4..
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GHOWS HOW To DOUBLE TIE PROFITS OF
= THE FARM, and how Farmers and their sons
can each make = 90 PER MONTH in winter
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EMPHoI MENf.--sio a day. and constant
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II TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
1 sIAi Is, For THE DisIRlcT o. VERMONT In the
matter az Alden T. Stockwell, Bankrupt, In Fark-
ruptcy- To the creditors Of saf tant rpt ard g. ~
others whom 70 may concern The ard,r-lsr..I
ASST uec Of TIE estate Of said 1aEk!uuf hereby,
ves notice that il has bt en- orderet'hy the District
Court % said District, that the second and thir1 gen
ers MEETING Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt be bed
hcfre Hon. John =. Sartle one Of the Registers i'm
Bankruptcy IN said District At his Office in Barton i'm
-aid District. ON the 7th GAY Of jauuary.A D. s.nat
10 CLOCK q. m for tie purposes named in the 1.ih
ana 2,th Sections Of the BansTap; Act Of March I'd
i-t4, ana this Is also to gi,e notice that have filed
my .e'ount rs assignee Of said BANKRUPT, and
that At said time and place ! shall apply O. s,id
Court Tor tn" settlement cf ny sad accounts asd
for discharge from all liability assignee of mid
estate In accur'ance with the provisions Of said ..t
AID 18th Section.
Dated at Barton in said District, this ith day VI
December, A. u. iSt9
sIwsw CHARLES W. SMITH, Assignee
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