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STOCKs-MarKel lower, PBprCIR!Iy on CchIFHl
and Lake Shore. The weakness Is due from a
flood Of rumors in the Long Room. At one time
II was reported that suits were commenced
against the New York central for charging more
than two cents mile; then came u report that
the Lake Shore was to be enjolned by the Erie
from running the Centrars cars, and finally, that
there was to be reduction In canal tolls.
Western Union Telegraph, SjS; Adams Ex
i6is; United States, 4SH; Pacific Mall, AZ; New
York Central, 99H; do. scrip, 9ial; Erie, NH;
Harlem, 145X: Reading, 1OIA; Michigan Central,
12iX; Lake Shore, 0Jh; Illinois Central, l4OH;
Pittsburgh, 1091f; Northwestern, stA; do. pro.
fcrred S9X;; Rock Island, 1907; New Jersey
Central, li0; St. Paul, 67H: do. preferred SlH;
Wabash, 59H: do. preferred 20; Fort Wayne,
o.; TGrre HaIto, 50; Chicago & Alton, ll7's; Ohio
3 MIssissppI. 40h.
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TUITION Preparatory 8 per Term Of lS weeks Ii
University, g per Term o. IL weeks
lIoARDNn-NO to exceed 81 per week
E1Y-Sond stamp for Catalogue.
MOrgantown, W. Va. Sep''sHt
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GET THE BEST!
BRADLEY'S PhOSFHATES,

The undersigned, sole sgents at Barton Land
ing tor the sale of
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WHEELoCK.-A subscriber sends US the
following interesting scraps of history from
So. Wheelock:
The meeting house in South Wheelock
was built by Mr.. Edgerton of Cabot, in
1923. 1t has 50 pews and will seat about
300 persons. The first settlers are mostly
all dead, and but few farms are owned or
occupied by their children or grand child
rem of the same name. John Chandler,
some so years old, and his brother, The
ophilus, IS years old, live on the same
farm their father, Ebenezer Chandler, be-
gan on 70 years ago. James Sherburne,
SO years old, and his wife, 80 years old,
live with their son, David w, on the same
farm they commenced on over 60 years
ago. John, Erastus and George Sherburne
live on the farm their father, John, and
grandfather, James, began on 20 years ago.
John, the youngest, is nearly 60 years old,
and has not been able to walk, or set in a
chair for over 80 years, owing to some
trouble in his legs His health has not
been the best, but he is most of the time
comfortable He is a live Yankee, wide
awake, ready to ask questions and is well
posted in business matters of all kinds
Benjamin Bean lives on the farm his faith
er, Abner, began ON 20 years ago. Edward
Magoon, 90 years ago, began on the farm
which is now owned by his son, E. NJ. Ma
COON. James S. Porter is on the farm his
father, Israel, began 20 years ago. E. F.
Shattuck is on the farm that his father,
Obed, began on nearly so years ago
Union.
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The Reign Of Cruelty in Cuba.

New YORK, March 3. 1t is clear
and cold
An Havana letter of the Goth ult.
states that the Spaniards claimed to
have captured correspondence show
ing that a Cuban Junta existed in San
tiago. From forty to fifty persons
planters, merchants, lawyers. doctors,
clerks, &c. were at once arrested,
and thirteen Of the most prominent
have been tried by military commits
sion, found guilty of di5loyalty, SEN
fenced to death and executed. The
names OF five Of the victims are as fol-
lows Senior Andres La Punt, the
/ Grad Orient Of the Free MaSons Of
the Island, a very wealthy planter
and q man unusually esteemed for his
/ benevoleuce aud fine abilities; Capt.
Jose NiIIaIongo, once an officer of the
/ Spanish army: Don Jose NJ. POrtondo,
a planter, and two Americans citizens,
Messrs. Charles Dumnery and John
+ POrtOndo, the first an American
by birth and the second by naturaIiza-
ton. The Consul at Santiago re-
ported the affair to the American
Consul General at Havana, who has
probably forwarded the facts to Wash
lngton. The Spanish papers report
the victims as eighteen in number.
The victims testified that they were
members of secret society, but that
their association was a Masonic Lodge
and met only as Masons for Masonic
. purposes, This was only the worse
for them, as the Catholic Priest de-
uounced all Masons as traitors. Mr.
Phillips. Consul at Santiago, ably sec
onded by Mr. Ramsden, the British
Consul, endeayored hard and long TO
save the lives Of his two countrymen,
/ Messrs. Dumnery and Portoudo, but
without success. The volunteers in
sisted upon their life blood being she'd
as we'll as that Of their eleven Cuban
/ associates, and thwarted all appeals
made to the Lieut. Governor of the
district to spare them. The two Amer
leans were Free Masons, and there
fore were sacrificed to Spanish intol-
erance and fanaticism.
Forty more were arrested, but were
not executed at the time the above
were shot, but probably have been
The volunteers were furious at the de-
lay in executing the latter, caused by
the Lieut.. Governor of the District Of
Santiago sending 10 the Captain Gen
eral for advice on the subject. There
were several Americans among them.
Consul Phillips has asked that an
American man-ofwar be sent there,
and the British Consul has also sent
for frigate. The excitement at San
tiago was very great. A ship carpen-
ter named Frederic Jordan, a British
subject, had also been murdered by
the volunteers at Santiago.
1t is stated that the Cuban General
/ Quesada, before being suspended by
General Jordan, shot one hundred
and thirty-fye SpaniardS, and subse-
| quentIy General Jordan shot three
hundred men in retaliation for the
terrible murders of Cuban families
and Cuban prisoners by the Spaniards
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This wonderful vegetable restorative is
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1t is superseding every other stimulant.-
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frig-
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you can buy of
your Druggist Or Grocer package OF Sea
Moss Farine, manufactured from pure r.
ISL Moss or Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and like
quantity of buildings, Custards, Creams,
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cheapest, healthiest and most delicious
food in the world.
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terest made pavab,e o,Iv TO tha ra-is.orad own
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Ist. = Coupon Bonds payable 10 Bear
I'd Registered Bonds with Coupons
attached
gu heslslereu nohus WIN coupons
uo'''0" eu' anu suou-u "e 50 ueslShaieu Dy
desired.
They have thirty wears to run from January
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The intarnst to he DavaI,Ia II, -,l N-,,.,,,,-
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,,orio,,oo' 49,. r.:o,,,-,.1,,, - g.
trail and Western Pacific Bonds. with interest
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| The Loan IS secured by mortgage upon the
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Why will pc pie pay $50 or more for Sewing
Machine when So will buy one that has stan
dard reputation, is double thread. complete with
table, constructed upon entire'y new and practi-
cal principles runs by friction, and eXcels all
others These celebrated Machines fIlly IL
cenked, and intended for poor people who want
I'd save time, labor and money Agents wanted
Machines sent to agents and given away toneedy
families For circulars and reduced prices, ad-
dress ]. C. Otis & CO., Franklin and Diamond
S NJ. Co, Box 1917, Bo,ten Mass.
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FOUND AT LAST.

Watches superseded. The Dollar Time Keeper:
4 perfect gem. Elegantly castd IN Orlode OF
Gold, superior compass attachment, enameled
dial silver and brass works, glass crystal, lie of
ladies' watch Will denote correct time. War
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entirely of metal Is entirely new; patented
Only ST. each; three for 81; in neat case, mailed
ree Address E. c. CHASE & CO, SprlngneId,
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Office Of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN.
MENT SECURITIES,
No. 5 NASSAU ST., New YORK,

No. NASSAU ST., New YORK,
February l5sl870.
The remarkable success which attended our ne
gotiation of the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained in the
markets, both in this country and in Europe,
have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds of
wisely-located and honoraby managed Rail-
roads are promptly recognized and readily taken
as the most suitable. safe, and advantageous
form Of investment, yielding more liberal in
come than can hereafter be derived from Gov
eminent Bonds, and available to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a
great public want, and rendering a valuable SER
vice-both to the holders of Capital and 10 those
great National works of internal Improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitle them to use of Capital and the confidence
of investors-we now offer with special conf
dence and satisfaction the
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany'

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors
ofthe Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at a
point of reliable navigation, and thus, with the
Railroad system and water Transportation Of the
great West and Southwest, forms the addi-
tiOnal East and West Trunk Line, so i'm
peratvely demandedC OF the accommodation Of
the immense and rapidly growing trans portation
between the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on
the one hand, and the grea; producing regions
of the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The Importance of this Road rs new
outlet from the West to the sea macuife,
it into one OF national consequence, and nsures
to it an extensive through traffic from thu day
of its completion; while in the development Of
the extensive agriculture. and mineral resources
OF Virginia and West Virginia, it possesses along
its own line, the elements ola large ana Igofita-
BILE local business.
Thus the great interests. both general and locaI,
which demand the completion OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to the Ohio River afford the
surest guarantee Of its success and value, and
render it the most important and substan-
'''i nam ''u 'A'Ci Pi'NS 40" III Pi"s ie>s
in this Country.
Its superiority as an East and West route. and
| the promise,0f an immense and profitable trade
awaiting its completion, have drawn TO it the at
tention and cooperation Of prominent Capitalists
and Railroad men Of this City Of sound judg-
ment and known integrity, whose connection
and business men Of Virginia and Wes. Virgin
IA, lnsures an energetic, honorable, and
successful management.
The Road is completed ald in operation from
N'1I-i'-' 10 '"t '-'e'I"-e- " -t.a 81 tAUr
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EOP Sal E.

The Stage Route from Barton to North Crafts
bury, consisting of horses. one years old and
Wagon, in good shape. and one seated Rail-
roai Sleigh. new; Harnesses. Terms easy
Mail money, $500 per year. This is one Of the
best paving routes in Northern Vermont accord.
ing to expense. For further particulars enquire
of s. STEVENS,
Off Barton, VT
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WEST CONCORD.-The rats are gnawing
the horns off the calves of G. d. Chandler.
In two or three cases the vermin have
gnawed an inch off the ends and drawn
blood. Chandler wants to know what is
good for the trouble. He should get a
dentist to draw the vermin's teeth Union.
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FOR COLDS.
FOR COLDS,
USE wEEKS' MAGIC COMPOUND.
USE WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
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BURKE.-The Caledonia Horse, raised
by H. NJ. Hall, Esq, of Burke, has been
purchased by Messrs. Smith & Aldrich,
for 81 200. Mr.. Hall knows how to raise
good stock and how to get a good price for
II = TIqiO7
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PRICE ONLY 10 DOLLARS.

This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid and embroider in most supe-
riOr manner
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NOTICE,
MRS. LIZZIE J. wHITTL

MRS. LIZZIE ]. WHITTLESEY
will commence class for instruction on the n
ano. at Glover Village, the LIST of March next
having recently learned
Prof. E. A. Robbins new American
Method for Teaching the fiano.
She is also prepared to give instruction to
teachers and advanced scholars, who can he
tau.ht the above meihod in course of five les
sons. Terms reasonable. a.
Glover, Feb. Is. 1870. ..--.ssa.. Sws
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Town Officers Elected March First

0hahDerIln, Lew Howell; agent, j. g..
Dow overseer, j. c. Rowel; auditors, J.
Z. Dow, d. Lawrence, H. W. Chafey su-
perintendent, E. R. Hamilton town grand
jurors, P. Hyde, B. J. Smalley.
BARToN.-M Moderator, J. P. Sartle; town
clerk, VIM. Graves; selectmen. w. H.
Hoyt, A. D. Mathews, J. P. Baldwin ;
treasurer, I. c. Cobb overseer of the poor,
Geo. w. Jenness constable and collector,
VIM. G. Brown listers, Geo. w. Jenness,
David ellis, B. Mossman trustee, A. C.
Robinson; town grand jurors, Mark Nut
ter, ;. D. Howard; agent, \. B. Mathew
son; superintendent Of schools, O. H. Aus
tin.
CHABLEsTON.-Town clerk, Orrin F.
Alton constable and oyerseer, Oliver
Warren; selectmen, Roswell p. Stevens,
Benz. Trip, }. c. Oliver; listers, Charles
Cummings, Andrew j. Lang Nvlon Buck
| treasurer, Charles Carpenter agent, 3. +.
ID. Carpenter; auditors f. o. Bennett, A.
d. Baker, Daniel Webster; sup't, Rev. a.
c. Childs. Voted a highway tax of 80 per
cent. ofthe grand list Voted town tax of
80 per cent. Of the grand list. Poor tax of
last year about $500.
COVENTRY. - Town clerk, Greenleaf
| Boynton selectmen, Samuel Burbank, II.
f. Blake, Job Guild overseer, J. B. Whee-
| lock; lst constable, Homer Thrasher list
| ers, IhOs. Wells, Warren Mitchell, J. :.
kidder; trustee, Loren Soper; town grand
jurors, G. Boynton, d. p. Walworth sup't,
| A. X. Gray agent, d. p Walworth. Co
Com. J. B. Wheelock 80. Voted a tax OF
G0 0 cents on the dollar OF the grand list OF
IoIo 70 pay town expenses ana that DIS
ooulrO ~ ~ per cent oe iue lIVll IIle IaN-
80 ~ az PeIsoHs pay n, Ihehl before tAt
town last wear $685. now in debt $50
Expenses for the poor last wear 5000
Births in 1869, 10: deaths. y.
Dr,,,. C1,-l-.,.1........-r
81 il, NJ ~ u ~ 81 u l'''la
w. SJ, - 81 '-'1' ll''i KS -'''''
r-.u...-....... -. w.
q, " .- -.'.l', 1I,,'-'0' 1Q"H ct5FE, W. W.
I W ~. >s--t''le1' o. VI. Tmltl, H. Lsdon
= IIrIl,, =. treasurer. D.. Kinney over
TstL' a. 2IH N GonSta1.e D. ,. li5on
i; ~ G.eoo'g, D. GoQE, =, H. VAL
W. W. Co.'S : trustee. 4. & Pabbitt town
grand Juror. A. ChosleI. accent : meals
Superintendent A. Wild. County Com.
missioner. J. B. WheelocI- u
-, U Vi IE Err =. o. V. PerclyaI
cIlFh :. James SlmondS selectmen, C. Mas
and collector + IT I've. ID cons,abIa
Jame- Dow. treasurer lanes o;monds
lister. james ~imonJ. David Cameron
Hiram Mcclellan. oyerseer Of the moor
Joseph Dwinell town Grand inr,rs FranJ
/ Mcclellan. f. o. Randall, town aren't H
McLelIan superintendent ofschooIs, DIR
- /. french
The town voted to raise 40 cents on the
dollar of the Grand list Of $50 10 dafra,
e,-,ar.a. Of tho town f,r tl,o au.,,i,,., .,.a..
M. rl, iva . .' '''''''''7 ',''
Inc ''"" Is OUT OIL ueot with money III the
treasury.
IEA,HrEGH.-Clerk, W, d. Tyler: treas
urer, W. 3. Denison; selectmen, Geo. B
brewster, Harlow Foss, Geo. ". Ordway
OBJ ~
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P. S.-We have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical Details maps. etc.,
which will be furnished upon application.
1--WE buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Corpo-
rations, and others, subject to check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances. 9m3
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Ithas for years been highly esteemed by all
trialto commend it to the favor of every one
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80 NOM rosdv 20 deliver this well known stan
dard fertiIizer: time for payment will be given
till June LIST.
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Ladies in Poor Health,
Children's Diseases.

The Nervine is also one of the best remedies
ever employed in the cure of the numerous ant
troublesome ailments known as FEMALE COM
ANTS See ramnhlef.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

OF THE
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PSYCH0MANCY-

FASCINATION OR SOUL CHARMING.-40O
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Some folks can't sleep nights

Dodd's Nervine is complete Specific .or sleep
lessneSs. 1t soothes the throbbing muscles like
magic, and tranquilizes the MUD. And every
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES PER an
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for nervous complaints), and is wholly free from
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cARBoLIC SALvE.

The important discovery q
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3D. Registered Bonds with Coupons
detached,'' and should be so designated by
Correspondents in specifying the class Of Bonds
desired.
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Observation-Disclosures J. H. George ;
clerk and treasurer, l.. D. Hathaway Sc
lectmen, J. R. Delano, Geo. 4. Haynes,
d. W. Aiken; overseer, Simon Sinclair
constable and collector, P 5. Paine; I'd
constable, 5. Sinclair; listers, c. l.. Curri-
er, A. b. Chase, Curtis Gould; auditors,
4. I. Way, J. Bridgeman, J. II. George ;
town grand jurors, Harvey Montgomery,
A. E. Judevine; agent, J. K. Delano sup't,
f. T. Howard. Commissioner, p. n.
Granger, so. Town voted to raise 10 cents
on the dollar in addition to what the law
requires for repairing highways and bridges.
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For WHOOPING COUGH Dodd's Nervine IL
administered with untxampled success. Moth
ers, remember this and save your little. ones tn,
agony of most distressing complaint. 1t also
works admirably in MEASLES, bringing out the
rash well and leaving the bowels free and health
full. See recommendations in pamphlet. For the
diseases which aflict children when Teething
nothing can furnish more instant or grateful re-
lief. Remember, it contains no opium in any
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BUY ME, AND ruLDoY oUGooD.'

DIR. Lansley's Root and Herb BItters
are sure remedy for Liver Complaint IN al lis
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PERFECTLY SATISFIED,
TESTIMONIALS

and some even more. Also, that in all Lettering
done at my shop, not one mistake has been
made.