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Franklin College,

New Athens, Harrison County, onio' cIa'inS
the following points Of e1cellence:-Viz. 1nol
ough course OF study with no op'iona
tensive and well seiected suit Oh appaia
Lsrge and valuable cabinet OF ueoiosIoai ,S,,e
Neurological specimen III ,IIl,1 ~
Society Halls and recitation roohs' "e
lected Libraries,-Economy IN eApen'
Healthful locality.-and moral coninuni'S I'M,
Wi term begins Tuesday. Sept 10th.
For Catalogue and circulars sooreSS 'D'
President, pocS
sepf2w ~ a.
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The handsomest and finest line of dress goods
ever brought to This place. Call at Fred
Trolls and examine and be convinced OF the
fact sepl1f
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Horrible Accident-BOiler Explo-
sion-TwO Men Blown
IN lfOmS

A terrible explosion occurred on
Saturday about o'clock in the after
noon at portable saw mill located
three miles from the forks of Captina
creek, near Coles mill, resulting in the
death of two men named Douglass and
Simmons. Having only four logs to
saw, it was thought there was enough
water in the boiler to make the run,
but afterwards it was ascertained that
such was not the case and an attempt
was made to turn on cold water which
produced the explosion, bursting the
boiler. Douglass, who was part owner
of the mill, had his head blown off and
one leg entirely severed from the body
and thrown some distance into heap
of brush.
Simmons, who was possibly the en-
gineer was literally blown ia atoms, so
that it was impossible to find but frag-
lnentary parts of his body.
The whole community where the ac-
cident happened are in Il state of ex-l
element over the dreadful calamity.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

VIII address the citizens of
SOMERTON, Monday eve, Sept. 18th.
HENDRYSBURGH, Tuesday eve,
Sept. 10th.
MORRlSTOWN, Wednesday eve,
Sept. 18th.
FLUSHING, Thursday eve, Sept.
18th.
LOUISVILLE, Friday eve, Sept.
18th.
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach. ~-ox
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child, being perfectly WHITE, and free from
all coloring or other injurious ingredients
usually used In worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines satTwENTY-FIvEC at CENTS A Box. jyl0iy
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SONG OF THE SEASON.

AIR; Yankee Doodle.
Fer just about he sweetest city
That ever you did enter,
We mean the city Of Wheeling
The trade and trafiic's center.
Right at ~ Monroe street you 4 find
ii, Frank $ cheap one price store;
lie has most tremeD dous ycA
ine like was never seen Dt fore.
lie keeps ali kinds of Hats and CAPS,
Goats. Pants and Vests by The score
In fact lie keeps just what you neeu
dnd sui II tribe more.
Now, young and old, don't waste your time
Fot time is money, you know
Invest your stamps IN good ifair
By visiting II Frank AZ No. 80 Monroe.
Clothing you need at any time
And you will forever more
Tnusi when you come to Wheeling,
Remember Il. Franks One Price Cloth
ing Store.
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To0c Wefs
QS73-74.)
August sctn, Morristown.,,
September 18th, Centrevine;
10th, st. Clairsvilie-
October llth, Belmont.
18th, Bellaire-
November Sth, st. Clairsviiie.
9th, st. ClairsXllle.
February 7th, st. Clairsv1lie.
March 7th 81. Clairsviile
March 2Ist Martins Ferry.
April 1lth, st. Clairsv1lle.
Nav ID, Beliaire-
23d, St. Clairsvine;
June 18th, ST. Clairsville,
Begin promptly at O'Clock.
Certificate OF character rcguIrso "ne up
nlicant il not known to the Board
P"e" 40 ROBERT ALEXANDER,
HAS R. SHREVE,
~ ], ]. BURNS,
Co. Examining Board.
st CiairsyiIle Aug. 81, '13.
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.

RYvirtue of an order of the Probate Court
Guardian of Ellen D. Hough, 1 will sell at
Public Auction, on the premises mile East Of
st. Clairsville, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1873,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, being part of Sections 81, 35 and %, in
tne Northeast corner OF said land in Section
rs at a post; thence North SS11o East.73 perches
TO a stone; thence South 10 perches 10 a stone;
thence East q perches to = stone: thence South
l49 perches to stone; thence " est 100 perches
tn a stone; thence North l60 perches to the
place of begin nj nc. containing leo acres roods
~ perches, be the same more or less. Said
iahd Is situated on the National koad, has
Jog mouse and frame barn, young orchard, good
tim Der. and is well " altered and is adapted to
either farming or grazing.
The undivided One-haIf belonging to said
ward Is appraised at $500 90.
Terms OF sale.-One-third cash, ope-thfId in
one year ana the remaining third in two years,
VIM. HOGE, CT ardian
a9Sow of Ellen B. Hough.
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CURES pS1SDQm
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine TO which the sfnicted
above pointed for relief the discoyerer believes
be has combined IN harmony more OF Nsture's roes
sovereign curative properties, which God has instil
than were ever before combined In one medicine.
The evidence OF this fact is found IN tho great variety
of most obstinate diseases which 10 has been found
to conquer. In the euro OF Bronc hftis, severe
Coughs, and the early stages OF Consamp.
ton, IL has astonishcd the medical henlty, and
cal discovery OF tho age While IL cures the sever
est Coughs. IT strengthens the system and Purif!es
tho blood. by Its great and thorough blood pari-
fying properties, it cures all Hum ore from tho
worst Sc 70 fu In 20 common Bfoteh, Pfmple
or Eruption. Mercurial disease, Mineral Poisons.
and sound constitution established EryssPe.
las, salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, scaly or
Rough SKI In short, all the numerous diseases
caused by bad blood conquered by this powerful.
purifying and invigoratinx medicine.
II you feel dulL drowsy, debilitated, havo salov
tolor Of skim or yeliowish brown spots on face or
body, frequent headache or dizriness bad taste In
mouth, internal heat or chills alternated with hos
Pushes low spirits and gloomy forebodings. irregu-
lar appetite, and tongue coated, You are suffering
from Torpid Liver or ~Bfliousness.0
In many cases OF silver Complaint only
part OF these symtoms arc experienced As q rene.
dy for all such cases DR.. Perces Golden Medical
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy For the
cure of EHabitual Consti patton OF the Bow
els u is never fAiiirg remedy, and thoee who have
asod IL for this purpose are loud In Its praise
The proprietor oders u 900 reward for meafcns
that VIII equal Il for the Of all the diseases sox
Ssoa BY druggists st q per bottis. Prepared By
R. v. Pierce II. D.. Sole PROPRIETOR at HI. ehenlic.l
Send yoai sdar'iSsar pamphlet. ,,
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Buekeye Mowers and Reapers ior saie
by Isaac Davis, St. Clairsville. Jeou
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v lG8lilg Female College.
JOHN HAMMOND.

MANUFACTURER of Tin and Copper Ware
IVl Special attention given TO Roofing and
Job Work. Keeps constantly ON hand Tin
Copper, Brass, House-furnishing Hardware
and Cooking Stoves. In Rhodes New BuilJ-
ing, Bridgeport, o. Julyily72
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Women's Shoes-of every grade, are now to
be bought at Fred TROLLS; every pair warran-
ted seplltf
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We call particular attention to the
above firm and to the extremely low
figures at which their goods are sold
Knowing it is duty everybody owes
themselves to do the best they can for
themselves. We therefore advise you
to visit Franks One Price Clothing
Hall before y6u make your purchases.
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Baltimore and Ohio.Raiirosd.
fCENrRAL OHIO DIvIsIoN.)

Passenger Trains on Central Ohio
division leave Bellaire and arrive at
Bellaire as follows:
rrzT-RorTSD TaAINS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Z D.-D. E. MAY, of Paralysis, in Pow
hatan, Aug. q. in the 32d year of his age.
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For Loss of Appetite. Dyspepsia, Indtgestion
Depression Of Spirits and General Debillty, M IN
on Calisaya made by Caswell, Hazard q Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is the pest
tonic. AS stimulant tonic for patlents re-
COVERING from fever or other sickness, III mas no
eouaI. If taken during the season 1t prevents
fever and aeue and other Intermittent levers.
DIR SANDERSON can be consulted per-
sonally or by letter at No 60 North Diamond,
Allegheny City, Pa
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M. SAcE'5 cATARRH REMEDY.

1
ti~ tie ny form OF instrument yet invented with
d winch hlIsi Eie,iicin: be carried hioh M and
Ss - tt9tai - al ptfS OF IA. affected nasal nss
"a &C. an tis: c.i.ifess ur cavities Communicating
ti,r' r. vii: <'ru< and ulrrs IrlaueutIv eYsf
anl - sI-ti;I catarrhal discharge scnerailv nrn
:set "a: : II 'fSucce<s il i-cating Catarrh here
tJfr: ~ t-':i il &C; from the impossibiIity OF
fp'ivi r.a- iicS - taese cavities and chamkar.
bV NV "f u. Crli1ly methods This Obstacle in
t :: * of -ii1 ci-es il caf:rry overcome nv ths
lnf.lii"1 ol iis Ooielc. III using this instrument.
tie r iil y c1r1s! by It's OWL weight no suufnu sr
Ing r pIn1aJ being reqaired) up one nosril IN a fil
,''tl u vi,. stream 10 the highest portion OF the
7, II pt-fa.e' passes into aud thoroughly cleanses
nsss OH otS onpcs;i nostri it, use i pleasant snd
SO :. np't That 4 chill cal understand Il. Fuii
and explicit a. ct oHs accompany each
lL*tri,n'.s'. WI.l n-.l with this instrument, DIR.
ia-r< Cata--a Esmr~,y cures recent attacks Of
"Cnis Ia ti:o t5ca;! - b. few appIications
W ,s'foaiS Of g -f1rra. Frequent head
e. d:s;-Li-:e fi...l' ;to tiroat, sometimes pro-
lise, IT,, tIir< Ih1cus, purulent offensive &c
y Of'I;:s :. G-.lr<S e.. :. wa;cry weak or ipansed
e~,l. stl'''. uD or Obstruction Of nasal passsces
ria 'ins ia ei- deafness. hawking and coughing to
clear tirJ;f. s!;eation,, scabs from ulcers voice
iiterc n3S!! i:Fas., offensive BREATH iripaired or
total 'i-:vitp1 of sense Of sEie and taste dizxE
ness, ia1ta d':7rc.sion less of appetite indiges-
ton, cllif-.st toisiiS. tickling cough. &C. Only n
few OF these s=nptoms are likely 10 be present In
any case at On3 time
D.. sax-'x Catarrh Remedy. when need
with Dr.. Pierce's asal D0uc be. and accom-
panel with the constitutional treatment which IA
reconmen1ed in the pamphlet that wraps each bot
tie OF the Remedy Is perfect specific for this loath
soaa disease AMI ~, proprietor oers. in good hith,
$500 reward case he can not cure Ths
remedy Il mill aai pleasant to use. containing DO
strong or caIsiie dsuss or poisons. The Cafsyrh
all Druggists, or either win be mailed by pro-
b. FIERCE, Md,
Sole Proprietor.
n BUFFALO, ny
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STATEMENT OF WESLEY BRINpLEy.
DIR. TOWNSEND

will visit st CIairtv'lfe, UhrichsviIle and
Smithieid during the days of the Fairs at
those pia ces. sepll2w
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Gd1O on IN FOUR W Ks CANVASS.
DflG.OOI<ti ra> IN ~ nj; profit on Bry-
ami : i.a..iiy rf fN, tIy and org; $40 In one
week on The New iIOli~eleepsI -danusIl, by
Miss Beechtr and .ir>. STOW =. Any active man
ar woman can have an agency. }. &. FORD =
CO.. New York, Boston, Chicago ami San Fran
cisco.
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SCHOOL BooKs-A full supply oi "
Rocks in use in the Pubic scnools, az
sep4u
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H.R. Bumgarner has lust receiVeo sp'e"
did stock Of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters ior 'ne
e.u ag2stf
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Ladies' French Kid Button Boots latest
style. at H. r. Bumgarners.i
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Ayers
Sarsapari1la

! ! !. ! / J: ! J: ] !. ] !. !. !
Is widely known
"a E ~. rs one of the most
"a Es "a edectual remedies
ss& ,S kA ever discovered for
GNE1 N(E1sa cleansing the sys-
ESQ F<l tenn and purifying
S .bsST the blood. 1t has
NS&StSgyIsS stood the test Of
SsSEss!.n@ years, with con-
sss stantly growing rep
'es| 90 utation, based on lis
intrinsic rirtnef, and sustained by its re-
narkable cures. So mid as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
Is to eifectnally purge out the great cor
ruptions of The blood, such as the scrofIlous
and ayphilitic contamination Impurilies
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield TO this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
Of Scroihla, and all scrofuloas diseases.
Ulcers, Eruptions, and cruptive dir,
orders of the skin, Tunors, Biotches,
Boils, Pinples, I'ustuIes, Sores. ST.
AnthOny'S Fire, Hose or Erysipe-
las, letter, Salt Islleum, Scnld
Head, IsingwOrm, and internal Uls
ceratlOnS of the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem cspeci-
ally adapted, ouch as Dropsy, Dyypep-
gia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leucorrhcea, when they are manifesta-
tens of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
1t dissipates The depression and listless Ian
gucr Of the season. Even where no disorder
appear, pconle feel Sct;er and live LONGER,
fer ci. n in: The bloo,i. The systeri ,noves
on wiz r+rr.ed vigur =ad new ieas.. Vi
life.
PsEPA2 5T
Or. J. c. AVER & co., lowell, Mass,
PrH~siceI and Asnlyticas CAe,niso.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwWRB
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st. clairsvi,le, Aug q. '7s.
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u. 8. TEA Co.'s FINE Tin pouno pecAase''
80, PATTERsON'S'
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For Sale or Rent.

WILL sell on reasonable terms the WAC
l. ON-MAKER SHOP occupied by myself, to-
gether with dry material on hand. ii not sold
will rent. Possession given Immediately
This is q desirable ST and to any one wishing 10
carry on the business. Cali on or address
WIN. II, ROSCOE,
sepIltf st. ClAirsviile, Ohio.
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Fred Troll has just received the largest line
of Boots made to his order ever brought TO tnis
place: every pair warranted. sepilu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-04-08

Ground Squirrels are so numerous in
some parts OF California as 10 do consid-
erable damage to grain crops, etc, near
their nests or holes. But their destruc-
tion is such simple matter that no one
need suffer long from their depredatons.
This is the way Mr.. Thompson, of San
ia Barbara, disposes of them " lie had
with him an old tea kettle, and a large
. man bellows to which he had attached
about yard of gutta.percha hose, On
reaching squirrel burrow, where col
ony had evidently settled, he set his ma
chine down, thrust the end Of the hose
into one of the numerous squirrel-holes,
threw some shavings, cobs and sulphur
into the tea.kettle, struck a match set
the shayings on fire, caught hold Of the
bellows, and in a moment the sight and
smell suggested another fire and brim-
stone region, for the earth all around be-
gan to send up pufs Of yellow and infer
nal-looking smoke wherever a squirrel
had run his underground road. The pre-
caution had been taken to cover all tho
holes with earth before the smoke was
forced iuto the burrow. In one instance
the smoke rushed out of hole over
thirty feet distant from the main entrance
of the nest. 1t takes about five minutes
to smother whole colony of these trou-
blesome pests, and they never show any
signs of life again, The work of exter.
mination is complete, and is accomplished
at trifng cost. A multitude of squir-
rels can be thus destroyed by one man in
a single day"
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20, l797," aud had been carefully inser-
ted after the original and genuine entry.
As the marriage took place March 9th OF
that year, of course the birth would have
been Legitimate if it had occurred as stat.
ed by the after insertion. The fraud
seemed to be perfectly clear; so clear,in
deed, that the legal advisers or the bar.
onot in possession prefer to rest their de-
fence upon the statute of limitations.
Without attempting, so far as yet appears,
to deny the legitimacy, or the fact that
old Sir Frederick perpetrated fraud to
impose his eldest son u on the title and
estates they claim that the present pos.
SCISSOR was not party to it, and having
been in pcaceable possession for longer
period than twenty years, is entitled by
the statute Of limitations to retain it. The
answer to this is that the plaintiff, having
been absent from England the greater
part Of his life, had no means Of discover
ing the fraud. The case is well calculat.
ed to create stir in fashionable circles,
and pretty general sympathy seems to
exist on behalf Of the uncle claimant.
The law Of England undoubtedly is that
child born before wedlock is not legiti.
matized by that event, nor can he be by
the will or acknowledgement of the par
cnts yet Sir Francics was surely Sir
Frederick's eldest son, if not technically,
at least in fact; and but few hope that
the prosent baronet will be able to hold
on TO the patrimony.
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was OF no earthly account, and as to
Ames it was almost equivalent to a vote
of thanks aud it was known that the peo-
pie would SO regard it. Hence, the howl
heard far and near, from the public press,
conceding its own defeat in the great con-
spiracy. The New York Times said /:
IF Congress do not expel Amcs and
Brooks it would ruin the republican par
ty. A strange rationale of justice in
trying man for his honor or his life
Well it did not expel them, and the par
ty has had an election since, in New
Hampshire, and gained one member of
Congress, though there seemed such a
combination with the public press, that
no person could be heard who did not
curse Credit Mobiicr, and denounce
Ames. But the result has gone to the
country, and the fact, also. that the press
has been defeated in a great conspiracy
to make and unmakc public men.
O'BENIER.
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The Atlantic for April has the follow.
in5 contents The Exploits Of Edmund
Genet in the United States, by james
Parton; The Wood Lake, by Paul H..
iIayDe Majoiie D4w, by TB. Aldrich !;
St. Olai's Fountain, by llijalmar lijorth
Boysee ; Frederick Chaplin, b. Aman-
da Il. Gere ; On LcucaI.a when Saphho
was young, by Alfred H. Lois ; \ Chance
Acquaintance, W. by ". d. ilowells /;
Madrigal, b Howard Glyuioa Thomas
Clarkson aud Nicholas %! i,u-sla,by Rob
ert Dale Own; At the Window, by
James Maurice Thompson; Some im-
pressious Of London Social Lie, by $. :;
Nadal; Beethoven, by Celia Thaxt er
The Symmes Theory Of the Earth, by p
CLARK ; Ruby, By George L. Waring ,Jr
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EXTREME TEMPERANcE.-We believe
The most radical and thorough going
tectotallers in the country are the milk
dealers. They carry their temperance
mania to such extremes as to belive that
pure milk is 100 strong altogether for the
human stomach; and. consequently, they
show their philanthropy so far as to di-
lutte the lacteal fluid with large quanti-
ties of water. We don't object to water,
per Sc. 1t is used for many purposes,
especially for navigation, but we do sub
NIT that there is little too much ex-
travagancc shown by the milkmen when
they carry the diluting of milk to such
an lnfnitessimal degree, that after allow
ing the mixture to remain in moderate
ly cool pantry undisturbad for three days,
one cannot get enough cream from it to
lubricate the throat of an infant mosqui-
to. We shall be sorry for those gentle.
men when the measure is meted out to
them that they mete out to others.
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! nm Dying.

TbnLu.h,nl WIN can rcod tbe 0,llo,yin.- with
NJ, rcoIin,, tbo ,.t r,st ,,,tbcrirc in bis evcs
,imnlv LarIcr.hrarted t,on we are,
halse my piiioW, husband dearest
And these shadows stealing slowly
Must, / know, be those Of death;
Sit down close beside mo darling.
Let mo clasp your warm strong hanl,
Nuuis that ever hns sustained me
10 the borders of this land.
p.u
I"I your ""u a''' ,l',''e ,'i1 ou' i'''''
Where upon throne eternal,
Sits His ow. and only Son.
i've had visions and been dreaming
Der the past of joy and pain;
Year by year I've wandered backward
Till | was a child again.
,,,
"'Hn'Hs V' y sl''nooo "'u 1''e .'i'i''t'' i;i
"heh ! S'ooi you ,.i WY ''' ,, ~ '',ei i,.t.
no" my heaI' untl''vu @ ",'u 10y VI" ~
III ',1' nuu' o' "1',''I' .''i :, oa.,t o,rl.
D'r.ulVu VI .n'g "uu u.', "'i .is .'' -,
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The last dog story is a bloody one, but
everyone needn't believe it. He was a
mans dog, and was out with his master,
who was shooting sea-gulls. The man
accidentally wounded himself, tbn
smeared the dogs face with blood, aul
told him to 90 home. The animal d d
so, and the blood alarmed the FAM
and they followed him to the place whe,e
the young man was lying.
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THE DISCOVERY.

Frederick Henry Vane rays that his
discovery OF bis rights, in 1866, was ac-
cidcntal. His mother, Lady Hannah
Vane, had with an indiscretion which
some unglllant people attribute as a Pc
culiar weak eness of her sex, talked over
the matter with certain very dear friends
Of hers. Returning from one Of his wan
dcrIngs, some Of the very dear friends,
with charming interest in the concerns
of the family, did him the favor to tell
him what the old lady had so unwisely
let slip This put him upon the scent.
lie at once set to work examining into
the truth Of the astounding story that his
iD'her had entail,i an impostor upon the
family fortune. ioing down into Cum
be- ani he huuteA up the parochial regis
ter OF births, aud there turned to the re-
cord Of his elder brothers advent iuto this
"yalc of tears" OF rather of his baptism,
found to his amsZemeut that tho record
had been evidently tampered with. The
color Of the ink aud other indications be-
trayed the fraud the words "born March
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-04-08

What do you say to this, girls2 Mr.,
Jane Bolton, of Jacksonville, VT, a l4ly
ninety-three years old last May, bralds
seven palm leaf hats day for her usual
days work, besides doing some chores
about the house.