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have grown tn be- tl,r gross. lat ran"
shown To he an ll-brrd. illiterate boor.
He knew nothing Of books which Roger
Tichbornc had read. lie couldn't read
or speak sentence Of French, but French
was Roger Tichborne's mother.tonguc
He knew nothing Of tactics in which
Roger Tichbornc had been proficient. He
gave the most absurd answers to ques-
tions about Rogers childhood, about his
college life, about places and persons and
events. If he was surprisingly well in
formed on some points, he was profound
ly ignorant on others which Roger Itch
borne could never by any possibility have
forgotten. That cross-examination prsc-
tcally ended the case, and Sir Johns
speech OF seventeen days in opening the
defense only gave it the coup do grace.
The bogus baronet saw that the game
was up ; that the proof of his identity
with the butcher Orion was too strong
to be faced that the finding of the yer.
dict was only matter Of form. So be
quietly threw up bis hand and went tc
Newgate.
1t will undoubtedly 60 hard with MIN
His crime--already sufficiently benou'
in the eyes of aristocratic England,
immensely aggravated by his Infamous
attack on the character of Mrs. Radcliffe
the Kate Doughty of Roger Tichborne'
youthful romance. In his role Of Roger
this perjured scoundrel swore that be hac
seduced Kate before leaving England land
that the sealed paper left with Mr.. Sey
mour referred to that circumstance. Ii
point of fact, it was merely vow, writer
out BY Roger, to build a chapel to the
Virgin if Kate became his wife. Ortol
will smart for this perjury,-and h
ought to. Whether his accomplices viii
smart with him is perhaps not so certain
He has undoubtedly had accomplices,-
the old negro Boyle, the antiquarian
Baigent, and others, they have bee
of great help to him in working up hi
"case'" 1t seems hardly possible tina
hey will now be allowed to 90 free.
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MokRrsvILE. Vt, Dec, 1871.
Dr.. :. W. SAYrH,
Burlington, Vt.
DEAR sIE,-Having been benefited by you
professional skill, do not hesitate to recommend
you to others who may be suffering with chronic
ailments. One year ago was afflicted with q
catarrhal affection, accompanied by an liberated
sore throat. l consulted and was treated by reg
ulsr physicians, with but little benefit Finally
last spring, 1 sought your opinion Of my case,
which was such as to induce me to place myself
under your treatment. single operation, fol-
lowed up by your prescribed treatment, proved
sufficient to remove the disease and its distressing
effects. Several months having elasped since |
was your patient regard the cure as perman-
ent.
Accept my sincere thanks for the signal bsIs'
ft received, which | attribute to your superior
medical skill.
Respectfully you're,
PHILLIP X. GLEED
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Boss Tweed Interviewed.

a reporter called on Tweed Friday
afternoon and thus describes his inter.
view: Tweed was found as usual sitting
in front Of heavy rosewood table at "a
Duane street, upon which were numer.
ous documents. He was dressed in Q
neat cloth suit Of color-of.London smoky
On his 6ue linen shirt front glittered
the far.famed solitaire. His hair and
beard bore marks Of careless combiug
The face has changed during the last few
months. The once bright blue eyes that
ussd to sparkle With pleasantly have now
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FOR SALE

BosToN, Feb. TO- 1871.
ii. K. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear SU;-Prabably no case Of Kidney Com
plant has ever come under your observation
where this painful disease had more stubbornly
refused to yield to the influence of so many diff
ferent remedies my own.
have suffered pain (more than | can describe)
through my back, hips and limbs, together with
great difficulty in passing the urine, which was
very often and in small quantities. For twenty
years have been great sufferer with this com
plant. | have tried all of the remedies recon-
mended which came within my reach. | have
been to South America to all parts Of the South
and West TO see If q change of climate would
help me. | have expended thousands of dollars
to obtain relief, still my only reply could be, No
better.
About year ago, was advised by friends to
try the VEGETISE; they having taken it them
selves, and been cured Without much faith I
consented TO try it; and can truly say, that |
received great benefit from the first bottle be-
gan to rest better nights, and was not obliged to
urinate SO often, with much less pain. After taxi
ing three or four bottles, was not obliged to get
up but once or twice during the night; and the
pain in my back and limbs was growing less from
day TO day. | have taken in all some twelve or
fifteen bottles; and to-day am able to attend
to active business as any man. Who can appre-
ciats the blessing Of good health more than one
who has suffered for twenty years "a / have? Is
it not my duty (now have found relief to make
this fact known, The VEoErINE has done more
for me than | ever dared to hope or expect from,
any medicine and believe me, dear sir ! aul
happy at all times TO speak in its favor.
| am &c, very gratefully yours,
| WYMAS D. OSBORN
Ale Third Street
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@Aristocracy still holds its head
most bravely above water in Italy. The
other day. at masked ball in Florence,
forty Florentine patrician families who
traced their descent back through mobiles
and dignitaries Of state for seven hundred
years were represented. Three Of these
families had produced five Popes, fourteen
of them had given the Church thirty.four
Cardinals, and twenty-five of them more
than sixty Archbishops and Bishops. One
Of the ladies at the ball was attired in the
historic costume, of her famous ancestor,
a belle Of the fifteenth century. There
were nine hundred guests present at the
ball, and the costume of every guest was
literally dazzling with diamonds and pearls
One lady wore jewels which represented
the value Of ono and half million francs.
Meantime the poor peasants in the noun
tains beyond Florence arc dragging out
their weary lives of slow starvation.
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The result of the municipal election
in Maine may be accepted as forerun.
ner Of the result Of the State election in
New Hampshire on to day. Clearly the
Republican sentiment Of the country il
becoming aroused, and in the elections to
come will make the fact manifcot in way
quite disheartening to the opposition.
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~In his temperance address Sun
day evening, Prof Weber referred to
the taking of the pledge of total absti-
nence by congregation of one thousand
Catholics, recently, as hopeful sign. We
suppose he must mean that he hopes
rather than expects, some good may come
Of it. There is sad looseness at the
present day, in popular sentiment, as tc
the sacredness of pledges, and especially
temperance pledges. 1t is positively al
frmed that on the occasion of the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge of Good TEN
plars at Rutland, two or three years ago
the successful candidate for high Office
in the order, very soon went out, met
friend. and took drink on his success
We cannot vouch for the truth Of this as
sertion, but we do know that pledges
are frequently held cheaply.
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souTn Boston, FEB. !, $50
Mr. STEyESs
Dear Sir,---I have taken several bottles Of your
VEGFrISF, and am convinced il is valuable rem
edy for Dyspepsia, hidney Complaint, and general
debility Of Ihs System.
can heartily recommend it to all suffering
from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
Mas. MuSRoE PARkER, $50 Athens ST
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Another would give a dollar for dose

BosroS, May 30th, ISL.
u. R. STEVENS, ESQ;
Dear sir,-I have been badly afflicted with Kid.
ney Complaint for ten years have suffered great
pain in my back, hips and side, with great Diff
Guilty in passing urine which was often and in
very small quantities frequently accompanied
with blood and excruciating pain.
have faithfully tried most Of the popular rem
edies recommended for my complaint, | have
been undor the treatment Of some Of tho most
skillfu physicians in Boston, all of whom pro-
nounced my case incurable This was my condi-
ton when l was advised by friend TO try the
VEGETIsE, aud could see the good effects from
the first dose took, and from that moment kept
on improving until was entirely cured, taking
in all, should think, about six bottles.
1t is indeed valuable medicine and if should
be afflicted again in the same way, would give
dollar for a dose il could not get it without.
Respectfully,
j. NJ. GLE,
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Mi0oIeburp2solsttr.
TUESDAY. MARCH, ~, 1872.

xE- William Fowler, member of Par
lament for Cambridge, addressing his
constituents recently, dwelt at some length
on the Alabama case. Abiding to the
claims of the United States for indirect
damages, he said England should not
bluster, nor should she submit to be
bullied. He believed that the country
to man had made up its mind that ii
its American cousins wanted money they
would have to come and take it.
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Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, dc, are
always unpleasant, and at times they become the
most distressing aud dangerous diseases that can
affect the human system. Most diseases Of the
Kidneys arise FROM impurities in the blood, csus-
ing humors which settle on these parts Woe
TINE sxeels any known remedy in the whole world
for cleansing and purifying the blood, thereby
causing healthy action to all the organs Of the
body;
vEszrisE is sold BY all pruggisss. 5l;sw.
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Sx-There has been frightlul out
break of fanaticsm in the Argentine Re.
public. A party of Guachos, reused to
frenzy by local leader, attacked and
murdered thirty-six foreigners before the
authorities could interfere. Sixteen Of
the assassins were shot in the pursuit, and
large number captured. The announce.
mept of the Dames If the victims will be
anxiously awaited by all whv have friends
in that hslf-civilized region.
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VEeETISB.-The conviction is, In the public
mind we'll in the medical profession, that
the remedies supplied by the Vegetable Kingdom
more safe, successful, in the cure of di-
senses than mineral medicines. Vegetine is com
posed Of roots, barks and herbs 1t is pleasant to
take, and is perfectly safe to give to an infant
Do you need it, Do not hesitate to try it, You
will never regret it.
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Pimples on the Face, Eruptions, BotcL-
es, Scroiulous diseases, and all sores sris-
ing from impure blood, are cured by DR..
Pierco's Golden Medical Discovery. 5S5.
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Nc,enl,-onc vrars of Age.

EAsI MAHsHTELp, Aug. %, $50.
MR. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-I am scventy-one years of age; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint, we ak
ness in my back and stomach. | was induced by
friends to try your NEGrTINE, and think il the
best medicine for weakness of the kidneys ever
used. have tried many remedies for this COM
plant, and never found SO much relief as from
the NEGETISI. II strengthens and invigorates
the whole system. Many Of my acquaintance
have taken it, and believe il TO be good for all
the complaints for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
JOSIAH H. SHERMAN
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We have seen it stated in various papers
throughout the country. that Agents for the sale
Of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders were
authorized to refund the money to any person
who should use them and not be satisfied With the
result. We doubted this at first, but the proprie
tors authorize US to say that 1t is true.
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RESTORATION OF SIGHT AFTER
YEARS OF IMPAIRMENT
LETTER ERoM
Mr.. n. s. X. MILES,
OF VERGENNRs.

DR.. :. W. SMfIH,
Burlington VI.
DKAR sIR DOUBTLESS you will reeollsot bsv
ing operated upon the eyes of my mother, rerno'
ing a cataract from which she had suffered 70
fifteen years. 1t is with heart full of gratitud
that now advise you of her complete restoration
and that she i, able to see perfectly well with tn
aid of spectaces), You not only removed tn
cataract, but also heavy burden from the hear
of each member of the family, for we had begul
TO consider her beyond the aid of human skill
Do us the kindness to accept our heartfelt thank
aud best wishes for your future success. We re
gard the money paid you as mere nothing com
pared with the benefit received. Consider US e'
err your friends aud servants.
Respectfully,
y. 5. X. MILES
Firm f Kendel 1 Miles, Door ManufsetuI
ers.
Verg, nnes, VI, Dee. LIST, 1871. AZ
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MARRIED..

In Clarendon, March 9th, by Rev. VIM Her
rick, Fitch NJ Warner. of Brandon. and Miss Lu-
ma NJ Smith, Of Clarendon
In Monkton, at the Baptist parsonage, Februa.
ry goth, by Rev Ira 2. Kellogg, Mr. Albert N
Baldwin, Of Monkton, and Miss Rubic Kellogg
daughter of the officiating clergyman,
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SoUTH BosroS, Sept, q, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir.-For fourteen mouths, | have been
afflicted with Kidney Complaint. | have tried
doctors, and many patent medicines, but found no
relief. My friends persuaded me to try your
NEGETINE; and it has made a new man Of me. |
can most cheerfully recommend it TO the public as
sure cure for the Kidney Complaint.
ALVIN GLIpDrN,
l6l Broadway
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reckless light. Reporter under
stand. Mr.. Tweed that some Of the geute-
men on your bail-bond have asked to be
relieved Of their obligations? Tweed
(quickly)--Fir-t I've heard of it | sup
pose il is one Of many rumors circulated
by the Times or Tribune to injure me-
Reportor--You do not intend leaving
the city, Mr.. Tweed? Tweed Drowning
and emphatically)--No sir | was born
here and hero ! remain. Not all the
stories they can concoct nor all they can
say or do will drive me ont. Reporter
Will the evidence of Garvcy in the
Hall trial implicate you in any way ?
Tweed docking blauklY-You will have
to ask my lawyers about that sir, Re-
porter gu intend, then to stand trial ?
Tweed (strongly)-Yos, sir, l do. | will
give th M chance to prove what they
have charged. have seen all OF the
gentlemen on my bond aud thoy have
signi6ed their willingness to remain on
cheerfully, can get a couple Of millions
more if want it. My bail is tho least
trouble haye. Ia fact, have no tear
at all. [ never felt better in my life.
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Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil
Ara-l

The great popularity of this safe and eficacious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. 10 the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Humors
and all Consumptive symptoms, it has no super
ior, if equal Let no one neglect the early symp-
toms Of disease, when an agent is thus at hand
which will alleviate all complaints Of the I hest,
Lungs or Throat. Manufactured only by A. b.
Wilbor, Chemist. No. lG6 Court street, Boston.
Sold by all druggists.
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DCRE DRUGS AND MEDlcISES.-A full
Il supply. Also nearly all the Patent Medi-
eiDes Of the day, at q small advance FROM cost
SHELDON co.
P, e.-ws have just received few thousands
Of good Shaved Shingles, which will BE- sold o.
lew prices. SHELDON 4 co.
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WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE.

The first regular rehearsal of the Middlebury
Choral Society will be held at the Lecture Room
Of the Congregational Church Saturday evening"
March 10th, commencing at o'clock.
All who have signifed their intention Of join
ing tho society and all DESTROYS of doing so, are
requested to be present at the first meeting
II. L. SHELDON, Secretary.
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Johnson's Anodyne Lniment, 10 without doubt,
the safest, surest and best remedy that has ever
been invented for internal and external use. 1t
is applicable to great variety of complaints, and
10 equally beneficial for man or beast
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DYEs AND DYE sTuFFs.-Evsry de.crip.
IL ton Of dye stuff, for sale at half the old
war prices SHELDON 4 co.
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BrnLISGros, Vt, Oct 18th, 1871
DR. 5. ". SNYrH
DEAR sTR,-It is one year since you began ~
treat me for Chronic Catarrh, which at that time
had troubled me for about four years; your treat
mont removed tho disease so that for the psst
eight months have had no return Of it, and now
feel as time advances that the cure is permanent.
cannot too highly recommend your carefel and
skillful treatment. It has the double merit Of
being entirely satisfactory while the treatment
continues, and is permanent and lasting in its re
suits afterwards
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BALLARD
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TSooT ROT CURE The best remedIs, known
SHELDON i co.
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StHELDoN CO.'S HAIR DRESSING. A
- pleasant preparation for the hair. Warranted
not TO injurs the hair or scalp Put up in guam
titles 10 suit purchasers, at low prices.
SHELDON co.
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iOO Per cent Larger 'Shutie hoppih'
than other Family" Machines, aud uses short
straight Needle which Is easily set. 1t is hand
somsly finished and supplied with eastors and an
extension table. The Domestic has no moving
nsedle-arm with cams" or " conneetion-rod
attached to the SHORT arm Of a lever TO drive
the ne sdls at the end Of The LONG arm, but its
needle 10 driven by a crank motion, applied d..
reetly 10 the needle bar" giving It a much
more direct and powerful action.
The admitted superiority Of the Domestic Ma
chine consists In its PRAcrIcABiIIrY.
1t misses no stitches, and nobody has any trou-
BILE in using il. This is the Machine that the
people want, and wo desire to employ compe.
tent agent here who will engage in the sale Of
them as . business.
+. p. CHENEY,
Travelling Agent for the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Co., 90 Chambers ST., New York.
Midalshury, VT, March 8, 1872. 6l;22w
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DIED.

In vergennes, CD Tuesday, March 9th, Mr..
Henry Thompson, in the SD year of his age.
In Crescent, N. Y. March It'll, Rev Bennett
Eaton, late Presiding Elder of Burlington dis
trict, NJ f. Church Vermont papers please
copy.
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DEpORT OF THE CONDITION

IL OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEBURY,
At Middlebury, in the State of Vermont, at close
Of business, February n, 1872.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, Sl59,ll4 90
L. s. bonds to secure circulation, 200, 900 90
U. S. bonds and securities on hand, 62,700 90
Other stocks, bonds and morte ages, 5000 90
Due from redeeming and reserve agents ,33, 05l 10
Due from other National Banks, 1904 80
Barking House, $500 90
Furniture and Fixtures, $500 90
Cash items (ncluding stamps) 1924 SO
Bills Of other National Banks, 5000 0U
Fractional Currency (including NickelD 564 81
Specie. viz. coin, 76 90
Legal Tender Notes, $4,000 90
s5oo.o73 os
Capital stock paid in, 100000 90
Surplus Fund. 20,29l 81
Profit and loss. 6l,6l2 So
National Bank circulation outstanding, u.s. 730 90
Dividends unpaid, l,S7l 90
Individual deposits 60,56e %
s5oO,o73 0s
STATE OF VERMONT l, John G. Wellington,
Addison County, Sc. Cashier of the National
above statement is true TO the best Of my know
ledge and belief.
JOHN G. WELLINGTON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before Inc this fifth
day Of March, 1872.
CHARLES E. PINNEY, Notary Public.
Carrect-attest:
S {;s; : VII %si5,,s,os Directors
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LETTER FROM
Hon. PHILIP X. GLEED,
DIR. SMYTH

United States Assessor, 80 District of Vermont
te5tifying 10 the superior skill Of
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION

IL OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORWELL,
At Orwell in the State of Vermont at the close
Of business February q, 1872
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $l2?,09l IS
U. 5. bonds to secure circulation, 100000 90
Due from redeeming and reserve agents, 3,6ls &C
" National Banks. 1907 SO
Bonkirg House. $500 90
Current expenses. 800 sS
Cash items (including rev. stamps) 555 so
Bills Of National Banks, l,6ll 90
Fractional Currency (incuding nckeis) ll6 II
Legal Tender Netes 1880 90
$243,72l sc
Capital stock paid in, 100000 90
Surplus fund, 1900 90
Profit and loss, 6,346 03
National Bank circulation outstanding, ss,s4o 90
Dividends unpaid, $50 90
Individual Deposits. 40,2s5 So
S2%3,72 Sc
STATE OF VEasosr,t l, c. Z. Bush, Cashier Of
Addison County. IS. : the First National Bank Of
Orwell, in the State Of Vermont, do solemnly
that the above statement is true to the best
Of my knowledge and belief
C. E. BUSH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day
Of March, 1877.
J. W. BoYNTON. Notary Public.
Correct-attest:
Jous L. HAKAosD,)
Jons I. Rich, Directors.
EDGAR 8. CATLis, }
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Of SOPHIE MAYS Popular Books, the " Dotty
Dimple and Little Prudy Stories" for young
people, will rejoice to learn that ANOTHER
GREATTRIUMPlI has been achieved by sopnIE
MAYS "grown up story
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Lace to Harness Leather

Sews eight thicknesses of PULLED Cloth with u
No. 8 colored glazed cotton or ball linen thread
which other " Family" Machines cannot use at
all. Every " Domestic " is positively warranted
to do this with and facility, and also to use
200 cotton with perfection on the lightest work
Some parties recommend fne cord thread for
heavy sewing, which will break in wear, bring
ing general sewing machine work into disrepute.
This is a great mistake. Use machine that will
carry a stout thread, and the seams can
then be depended on.
One sire only Of the " Domestic" is built for
heavy and light work, but through improvements
in she mechanical powers employed and the per-
lection Of its construction, an INCREASE Of at
LEAST
100 Per Cent. in Power
is gained, requiring only half the force to
1t on heavy work.
It has also about
100 Per Cent. More Room
under the
DRESSER FOOT" q NEEDLE,
100 Per Cent More Room
UNDER THE ARM" and