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showed over, faes WHICH was not known to the
drivers, and which ahoMld have beon ron,etllod
by tho Hoad Commissioners Of Exeter Township,
Tho lhtltos were thrown Ioadtong Into tic
oreok, and, for q moment, tito oxcitnment vas
torriblo. Some were lying on their faocs others
on thoIr backs, while the anow, leo, and wator
dolngod them from head to foot. Mrs. VIM.
uhi was dhBllod against the ablltmont or wAl1 Of
tho csilvort, injurlng hor hond Hoyoroly, while
Mrs. EnoB Norris sustained painful injuries OF
tho arm and side. Othcra wore bady hurt and
covered completely with wator which frozo upon
their personB, rendering their positions dan
gerous in tho extreme. Fortunately, tho water
was very shallow, or tho oonHequoncos might
hayo boon tsrriblo. Dy groat effort and hard
work on tho pnrt Of tho drivers, tho sleigh waa
riglted, tho fades agein loaded, hnd wrapped as
comfortably az was poaBiblo, ald all haste WAS
made for tic hotel at Btonersville.
shivoring and freozing thoy reached tho tav-
crn, but after knocking and shouting for n half
hour thoy woro finally compelled to drive
away without gaining adnittanco. Not |, aonl
roapondet1, and tho house looked aH IL not
living being was In 1t. Tho condition of tho Ia
dien con bo better Imagined than described. Tho
night was bitter a,d cold, md thoir garments,
which woro saturated through and through, wore
Ayvny, and the drivers, putting thoir horsos to
their topmost spocd, pushed on to tho next ho-
tol. Many tmea It wan thought a majority Of tho
Indies would freeze to doath In their Beats. It
waB terriblo in the oxtremo. After long aud
arduous drive tho pary, ct half-paat thia morn.
ing, found silolter at tho Black Bear Hotel hny-
Ing driven fully seven miles in their oad condi-
tion, aud having boon exposed for uoarly three
and half hours.
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took plsco Mt Htado on tho I'd of October, mud
tho result vas that aho was convicted aud sen
~. :.

took plsoo Mt Btado on tho Cd of October, and
tho result vas that aho was convicted aud son-
sonce1 to donth.
Pastor Deulsor made, on tho morning Of tho
day on which slo wns to ho executed loter-
minnd effort to move lor stony hoart. Tho
woman was fastened to tho wall BY q chain ton
feot LONG, Which wna attached to hor lott wrist.
Aftor listening. to tho rcvorond gont1oman for
two Or t'ireo minutes, ahe mato n auddon attaoh
on him, compelling him to hoat a hanty retront.
Noihenborg, tlio oxeoutlonerr, Balutod hia victim
r!esslE,teetfylly, :! and informed .hor who he wes.
" What do you want Of ino?" 8ho satd to tho
lloadaman, fixing hcr largo, lustro1a oyos in
FOR tho ;caifo!d," 10 anaworei. Sofl" aho ss!d,
esfsSesy esSsoay III p pr9nsgs n"san Net e as o S
bogau to cut of her hair. Thon 1lo throw n
heavy fur cape over her shoulders, and tho toilet
for tie scafrold wan tlntahod, Ho thereupon loft
l1or col, and tho next visitor .as The Wardot, Of
thinR. Only glass Of water, "slle said, dryly.
1t was then about half-paat l, md hor Inst mo-
men1 Ut ilp irlapaly .rawlng nlgh Ton minutes aftor.
appess;rea before her, and tho death warrant waa
read to hor last time. Tho presiding Judge
urged her In feoling words to confoss her crimo
and make her poaco with God. Sl1o responded
anl then tho ho.daman and Lis assistants took
hor to the acaffold. Whom aho appeared in the
onon air, tho biting cold ca,,Bod hor to Bhiver;
but sho boro tho lance Of tho thousands Of oyea,
nincling,
Tho sceno1d VIVA n coarac, woolon structure,
about otght foot in diameter. Wilhc!minn Volt
man asconlcl 1t with firm stop, anl walked to
the fatnl block In Ills middle without betraying
any norvouk,losa. The Warden Of the prison
aHkod hor If sllo had anything to say. s'No, no."
Bho answered angrily. "Afako l,nsto, mako
hasto!' Tho next moment two assistants Of tic
oxocutoner caused lor to lncol In front OF tic
block They took tho fur cape from her shoul-
dors, md pressed hor hcnd upon the top Of tho
h1oct, to Which they fastened It " means OF Il
leather strap. sho shook convulHvely for a mo-
ment OF two, until tho oxocutioner, who had
meanwhile talon his iaahing ax from o sort Of
scaobarl, hastily stopped up to her. Flo took
his position ut tho left Bido of tho block, lifted
up hss Ak, mud atr',ci heavily upon tho beautiful
white neck OF tho woman. Ilo had done liH
work we'll for tho hoad foil down in front Of tllo
block, while tho truul1 raised itself convulayo1y,
stroam Of dark red blood spo,lting in tlo air.
Tho hondsman and hia asBiatnnto ppranE to ono
ado Of tho scaGola III order not to DO stained by
tic blood Of the nlusdorcss.
, 1873-02-10
A WOMAN BEHEADED.

Twenty HhousnMl People EA0olk Osl.
Although the 0d Of Decombor last WAS u bitter
cold day, from tho earliest hour iu tic morning
vast crowds Of people filed tho streots Of Tho
little city Of Stado, on tho bank Of tho Elbo
River, nearly opposite the great North German n sa
seaport Of Hamburg. BY O'clock at leant q, cog
tlo H Utmost 1lnlcalty in Keeping order in the
surging multitude. Tho OCCASION which had
caused oil these thousands to flock to stade was
tho beheadinG Of woman, refined, attractive,
and Intelligent, ,,,,,
nina Woltn9an, and tho career OF this extraor-
dinaly wonlan almost from her earliest YOUTH
had been marked by M uncontrollabla and
wicked temper. Whom at school sl!o hud knoc]setl
out tie oyo Of one Of her young companions. a
few ycars after sl,o bocane tho governeRa Of tho
children Of wealthy landed proprietor, who lad
faIlen in ioye witt, her and made her hs mis-
tresB. Her lovers wife having discovered tho
aso the t tue IT, t9se a u
owl, child. 6ho hurlol horsolf thoretlpon fora
timo III tho whiri Of fashionable dissipation in
Hamburg, where har fashionable dissipation in
Hamburg, whore hor extraordl439ery beauty at-
very 1ockleas, tho police expelled her
wick, where m officer Of the ducal army
fell in loyo with and eventually married her.
She noxt turned up III Hanoyor, ,wiiero she be-
oa1ne acquainted with merchant named Wneh-
tor, who married her. Willlelmna royengad
horsclt upon tho opposing, parents BY poisoning
congequeuco, It remained socrot for yoars.
Waohtor soon aftor became bankrupt, aud de-
sorted lis wife, who wont to 6tado a1l married
q wldower named Woltman, who lad two chill
dson. These also became the yictms ot the
n,,,rloroup pass!ons Of thoir stopmother, and
then lor criminal caroor wss brought to close.
e1s was nrrented, ley antcceientu r!otoly exam.
iuel Into, aud hor victims oxhuuod. uor trial
, 1873-02-10

eemen TO Geoa e.tr. goo1 T. ehoeo
@ %s g. Tsst f%ni. s9's ssss; sa;'SS hSs ;ar 9s 9s
i f17,sRaso corn nnssi .q5!iet :. ss.sf9s.4S ea
a., Sock. ~ Whcat ,yery dull aud lowor; rccopa. 1000
31.ts. l!yo md Iarey ''a qaiet. Mat dull. Corn
mere active t'o recelpta new mixed Wcstorn, O5a
o. s9% S9S o in rc.sns sHs
Eaoa-Lower; Wea!ori, 3sFa35c.
HAT AND 1I0ra-Quet aud unchanged
1LsATnEn-T!rn,. At 2a|931a Oslnuco, 27@2Bkc.
ass gt9y sus oss,s, 2Sss @ a @r s
rr51ao,gs;-9g%as' ri e. rs0noa' ioe
tae sss 5S as I'D Sss 5 s IND a, slsts
:'.sss ssS III s1ssI sssE sps !s ~ ssaa sa
DurrEn aab cnsrpr-unchanged.
"nfskEr-fiFm at y! gte. o,,ru
sr. Louis' Esh. .e:InHEAfsr9Fra-Flonr quiet nna
mi 1T %ss % sss n ots ko rs wnGs e
Si.o1@2,0o. Corn dull md irregular; No. mixed,
9lM@a2o on east TRACK: Outs anll and snaier No 3.
a1W'ss WaiaaHr2tigis 10; = 3s@1sft as soc.
dull and no,ninaf. Bacon duh utld in favor Of buyers
stsHiPsS ~ ssfs 's' s' p@' a'ss~ '''a''
o1rf.E-1naetive, md closed weak; fair to choice
MILWAUKEE. '00''
hI11wAukEE, Feb; s-nnrADaruFra-.FIo quiet
sl.2iA. Oats irn No. T. a7u. Corn scarce and firm
No. a7xc: Rye dull md nominal; No, i, Csc. Lar
Icy {,faR!94sps.1 S a1s 99sst!sa no %; 7 h.
s''''"Ha''r'oc; 5LayHhSsb. I'VE xii wh''t 1000 ''
Ell %a sns sos oTsr w.t.
IS :.s &c On iat s'ss sas 81. G4f a; 'Ns
RET,SEp pErho1Eun-Du1l and VENT: car lots, tic;
-, TOLEDO, Feb: s.-BarApsrvffs-Flonr steady.
Whcat htea!y; No; white Michigan, $l.ss; ainerr
Corn stoaay high mixed, Ss;5e; spot, 451c; seller
a1qy new ,n!zed 5sYs; yei1o~; s5o no grade, SIC.
,RsoE,r1s-Fo,s, ioo6 Jris wheat, 10000 bu corn,
sH1eMrsFs--tionr; :i.ooo brs; wheat, 1900 nu /;
s'r"' 5000 'a' oats ?!ssG BE2Roir. IL;
DETROIT, Feb: B.-pnEApsTurps-Flour quiet and
bell hela :, Ct s. s. % 3D. No $loiMly2 a-
DHsSHrp h0os7aiiGes paFIi&AprnpurA,
rn1LApELrntA, Fob. s.-l3nEApsTurFs--Flour very
sn sS sss?ss ss:r ssassa szrs $685. ys" w. 2es
yellow. 5s@6oc: OATS weal vhits, !g@sos..
pnovs1oNs-F!rn; Il,o t9,,s mes rork, si473e9Aoo
Wn1sxEy-Dull At c;,,,, y3c;
nALTrMonE, Feb, s.-BnEA nsTuFrs - FIorr and
Western o2s: osts arner; western mixed, i,;tS47c.
Pnov1a1oNs-Qasct and unchanged.
"H'AkHs-st'aay ycISaiSSAr1 stS3S:
c1.otNNAT1, Feb. B.-BnrAnBTUrrs- Flour quiet
At saoo@s.35. Wheat quiet; No. red s1.72al. n.
steady. Barley unchanged.
rnovs1oNs-porE nominally unel,unged., Lard
, 1873-02-10

The True Basis OF Success.

;, I1IC ITI1C k1tl31S V1 t5ItEEC5Sa
TnlIzcles and frauds arc short llya Thcy may flourish
for little whilo, hut tho sobos seondthouEt Of tho
people condemns te, and tho5 perish. It would tako
ovcn tho 'LgutninE Calculator" long time to count
tho limitations and couutorfolls Of tho Bupremo tonic
tho age, Iostotters Stomach Blttcvs that havn buen
brought snce tho first introduction Of that celebrated
remedy. Thoy hare collapsed aftor Anoer, but the
great vegetable preventive aud curafiro still ia a
-contuorlng march, At ts zcnsoa, tho air be-
hnd moro clsy and scarchlng vanors Affect
tho ntcgucnts aud nrcato unonted pains In tho atna,
ac and bowels, It Is OF tho utoat Importance to tina
aud regulate tho Eystonl to Gnabo 1t to bear ui
against tho tncou.enal Temperature which rrn3tces
these disturbances. FoEor and ngnc, rheumatism, b
tousncss prostrat1on, cost7eness. and chronic
Indigestion .re faw anoug the many disorders which
Yield readily to thIs fanou1 restorative
, 1873-02-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



LIVERPOOL Feb. 8-11 a. m.-FioNr, eos Cd. Wheat
-W.ter LIZ 2dGlas 3l spring, lis G1@l21 Al !;
white, 1as cd club les 8l8lSs ID uorn 27s 1d8a75
ID. Pork u1s Cd. Lard, SIS ID.
L1vxupooL, Feb. B-1:3o \. m.-Dreatlstut!a IN
ohaugcd Lard, 37s Cd.
PAilM, Feb. 8.-Ncntes, 6Gf &c.
count, o9 @o2s 5.2oa ot is, OK ;so o7 05 10
40, eia /; new n 6s, go4 Esis. ba'{;
er1l1nent securities Is x lower than bank ratio.
L1ykapooL, Fub. 8-Cotton tending downward; !;
mldling upland 07sG1od ;Crleans, 101@101ld. Salea
5000 American, 600J; speculative and export, 1O0Q
DreatstuaB quiet rcd winter wheat, las ad@l2a 3D.
Flour, 29s 3D. Corn, 47s GG(547s OIL.
Lard SIS 0a. Cheese, So1. Cumberland mtddles,
.sy.
, 1873-02-10

New YoAK, Fob. 8.-The trulo movement was fairly
active in tlrs lans, aud Jo1bers' distributions were
fron thu Wcst an south arc now ID tl,a MARKET and
an actiyo business ue1t week IL expected. Drow and
bleachel cotons ars artiye Corset joans and tlems
aro IN good request CostonudrH are butter In hrRt
ans, nnd eotno Aken sold ahead, lnt tie jobbtng
inquiry Ia Light. Prints and Gtnelan,s ars active.
now oflercl by ths agetts. woulcna rnls quiet.
Foreign goods are moro mixed for. The ry Eoos in-
ports Tor tla week wcre s., os9 gruat falling ot.
, 1873-02-10

.PrrTsnuE0M, Fell. G.-OXrrhE-Darxr dull; arriy.
als heavy; best, o'.Ga,1s Htockora 3S4a; common,
4EGsallc.
HMEEp-.tarl;st bad arr!yala l,cayy hest, 60oiSc
medium, 5t&j':t common, lI3c.
Iooh-:la"Eai dnll arrivals heavy; philadelphia,
$l.eo@a.Q0; fur!:tgy, $4.4D3l.co
, 1873-02-10
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

There will DO meeting Of the Illinois State
Womeu's Suffrage Association ut No. 400 Nlicl,l-
gan ayonuc, on Tuesday afternoon. A full at
tendance 10 desired.
acrlos Of Union Biblo leotures will DO held
daily In tue Third Presbyterian Church. eolneg
, 1873-02-10

FEW YORK.
NEW YoRx, Feb. 0.-Cotroa-Dull; 1n!ld!tng uls-
lant, u 14r,
Neutrality-suspicious. heavy anl lower: receipts,
8,ov0 bra sapeEaus Western nnl State, :1.a5Qs1.o
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Bad bad not eeasted asniss chen 10
thought that Mr.. Sodssn,s pBsachise
would be likely to arouse NO mean
spirited . fellow as Ws,ser.1 %, vivid
was the impression that Johpson
begged Bud - return 70 the. once
with him. He felt sick. and was
afraid that be should die before morn.
ing. He insisted that Bud ehouid
stay with MIN all nigdt. To this
Means readily consented, and ~by
morning no had heard all that the
frightened Walter had to tell.
And now let US return to the trial,
where Ralph sits waiting the testi-
mony Of Walter Jchnsoa, which IL to
prove his statement false.
To be c0ntiaued.
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SWORD AND PLow.
rnoar~r GERMAN q woIre.se xrlIs..

There once was Count. so I've heard it said
Who fel, that his end drew near;
And he called his SONS before his bed
Topart them his goods and gear
lie called for his piow, he called for his
sword,
That gallant, good and brave;
They brought him both at their father .
word,
And thus he his blessings gave:
MY first- born son, my pride and might;
No th0n my sword retain:
Ny castle on the lordiy height.
And all my broad domain.
''On thee. my well-loved younger boy,
My plow here bestow,
A peaceful life shalt thou enjoy,
In the quiet vale below
Contented sank the sire to rest,
Now all was given away;
The sons held true his last behest,
Fen on their dying day.
.Now tell us what came of the steel Of fame,
ofthe castle and its knight
And tell us what came OF the vale 20 tame,
And the humble peasant wight.'
o ask not of me what the end may be,
Ask of the country round!
The castle il dust. the sword Is rust,
The height is but desert ground.
But the vale spread. wide In the golden
pride
Ofthe autumn sunlight now;
II teams and II rinpna In nd vida
And the honor abides with the plow.
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Hotel keepers are people xA have TO-
"pnt up WITH aaI
London underwriters refused = ta-1
sure Q vessel because it wac aaaned
"The Devil" af'} ;ssf
Postal cards in England are . Bsrs
petual annoyance to editors Of news.
papArs.
aGentlemsn's pantaloons uphoJstsr-
ed here,n is the sign near . ska4iDg
park in Titusville, Pa. slLs. s3h5s
Tho Indianapolis Sentiael has dls.
covered . man "possessing no fnssince
of manhood above that Of . hog.
The man who can't afford - akea
newspaper paid thrse doile1 =
oshsr dog, Saturday. DmotsJ NSoess
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Resources Of the Lone Star State
Her Climate, Soil and Natural
Productions-.The Richest state
In the Union that is to be--First
Letter Of Series.
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JUSTICE or THE PEACE. Co,iect,op..
- aud other business, promptly attended
to.-Onice with County superintendent in
basement OF Court House Anna
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L. l.. SWEET,
Contractors 4 Builders.
Auctioneers.
.M. NJ. KNOTT,

A UCTIONEER VIII attend promptly
"A 10 selling all kinds Of property at Auc-
ton, tn eny part Of Cedar county. A list OF
his salao will always be found af the TIe50A
ADvnNT10un 00l0e where those desiring hia
services can fx the dav for their sale With
cut seeing him. ~
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Reed House.
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
WILTON, IOWA.

TINHIS HOUSE has been RENTED and rcfur-
1 ntshed by JOSEPH OURS, in firsf-class
style. and is kept second 10 none in the
State. The travelling public are respectfui-
ly invited. All who stop once will come
again.
Good Stahling and First Class
Livery Attached.
JOSEPH OURS. PROPRIETOR.
Ally
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The Pacific Express train will stop at the
following stations: Clinton, Dewitt, Ious
don, Clarence, StanWood, Mechanicsville,
Mt. Vernon, Cedar Rapids. Blairstown, Belle
Plaine, Tama, Marshall, Boone, Mongoina.
Grand Junction. Carroll, Denison. Dunlap.
Freight trains witl not stop to take or leave
passengers, and ticket offices will not be
open TO sell tickets for freight trains. No
passenger will be taken on freight train
without a aticketto the Station at which the
train stops.
]. B. WATKINS, Supt.
Clinton May. 25th, $50
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Physicians.
nr. MAYxann.

amtner OF pensionera, TIPrON. Iowa.
0moa and Residence opposite the Palmer
HOUSE.
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GEO. =. FOCHT. N. n.

DHYs!ClAN AND SURGEON. EXAMINER
j of Pensioners. Upton. iowa.
- Restdence on the second block eAat
OF the Palmer House. ONCE over CITY DruR
Store.
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- - zs---4-71lsi----Aal
Hotels.


" tstanwood, Iowa.
L spare no pains TO make his guests corn.
Portable: and In doing SO hopes 10 merit the
custom " the public generally. Hacks
for Upton, and return. Also, In connection
will lpe found good Livery. Home custom
and sArmers will be furnished meals At 70.
da':S e; rates. ~. .n,r, ,,,,,,.,,,
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Minnesota R'y.

On and ater August 4th, 1872 Passenger trains on
this line will run follows:
NORTH SOUTH.
ST. Louis TO st. st. Paul 70 ST.
Paul. Louis.
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Insurance..
BLAIR WOLF.

8kA1R Wdb1.C.
NOTARY PUBLIC and Insurance Agent,
~ West Branch, Iowa. ~
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CT. CuAMRERS. ~. n.

DHfSIsIAN AND STURGEON, has prae-
tfced twenty five years In this vicinity
sui need only ask n continuance Of The pub
lie confidence hitherto showl.
Ofiiee in city Drug Store. Residence on
t'eANr ~, opposite Reformed church. Tiptnn,
Iowa. vgnl
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=. ENSIGN. NJ. D..
DHYAfCTAS a SURGEON, TrrroN Iowa.
Having had thirty ye.f, experience
DIR. y. hopes to give satisfaction In NIL rases
entrusted N his earp. piic. over cob. 4
Wetzrl's store lstf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-12-09
Written for the Bcgistcr.l
POEM.
Where n q we Drifting

Nottals are dtiftn: on the ocean Of time,
The present rtceding, the future sublime
Launched by our Matter on nn expause
lruckless MS ether, We ever advance.
Dir, ction is givon, no compass moro trGo
lhan the tide that is ebDing, to carry us through
The biluws are rUlliug with uniform speed,
Iuustsnt the motion, regardless creed.
Embraced Hs lilut, the breakers to shun,
5ouudings arc iruitlsss the voyage begun,
No anchor rotards, no clyits can save
When destiny wills 1t. Obivioas wave
Will surely uve whelm, mortality given
By the all-wise Creator, to ct US for heaven,
The breath Of existence will ever exist,
Heaven has willed 1t; hone can resist
While We ARE floating 50 swiftly along,
Time ever sitting the numbeIless throng,
Crowds ever changing, like fairies in dance,
The pendulum swinging denotes our advance.
Hopes penuon uniuiled to tho passing breeze,
The faith 50 important on unknown seas
Is shown by the coiors we ever defend
We surely are drifting how vain to contend,
Christi0n and Pagan alike are propelled
BY the Authur that each has ever upheld,
The Improvement we lake the future will show
We surely arc drifting, wherever we 60
Pleasure aud sorrow alternate attend,
Music and Mi tn in harmony blend
To drown disappointment, everywhere found
While silently drifting, to eternity bound
ODsERvKu.
Brcoksrille Vt Ncv. II, 1873.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-12-09

Epitaph on locomCtive-Collisions
four or five she bore. the signals were in
vain; grown old and rusted, her boiler
busted, and smashed the excursion train.
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A Rhode Island jury we're five days
debating on hos case involving seven
dollars, and then recommended both men
to the mercy Of the court.
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An Iowa wife eloped with a young
fellow recently, and as soon as she got
intimate enough with him to have free
access to his pockets, stole 500 there.
from, and travelled triumphanlly back to
her husband.
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ln England there are s57 persons with
annual Incomes between $4,000 aud
$3.50 600, and only 6S persons who have
larger incomes.
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III LII II DEAN

Desire to announce TO the public that they '.avs
leased the rooms formerly occupied by smith a
Letter, in the Door Factory Luilling, and are pre-
pared to do all kinds Of Cabinet WORK, Uphulster
lug Repairing and Turning, il the most satsfac
tory manner aud at reasonable prices. All oraer!
promptly attended to. j;3mf
W. II. HILL. II. DEaN.
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-NENTRAL HOUSE,

4 NEN IRAL HOUSE,
v RUTLAND, VT.
On both American and European plans, complete
with rooms, en- suite and single Location un-
surpassed being in the very center of fashion and
brilliant Rutland life. Meals served at all hours.
Oysters served in evrry style. aud for salc in
largo or small quantities.
3O;m6 J. A SALISBURY, Proprietor
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y ESTAURANT

The Eating Saloon in sheldons Block. which
has so long been the popular resort of hungry
visitors in this village, formerly kept by Mr..
Henry Sheldon, and la;,erly by myself is kept
\ up in first -cass condition in every respect and
SSssred to furnish every luxury in their Sc son.
ov,ters kept constantly ON hand, and warm
meals suN uNlnished at all hours, The continued
patropar. : the public solicited.
ISAAC E. G0ODRoW.
Middlebury. NQy. ], 1873. SLY
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t;U5larSS G,ards.

ROUT. SlMONS d WALKER
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
"; NUrLAND, VT.
JSo. Pnour, NeR P. sMoNs, ALn4cE + wALk1h
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THE MEXICAN COMMISSION

The joint commission under the con-
veniion with Mexico of 1868, having
again been legally prolonged, has resumed
its business, which it is hoped may be
brought to All early conclusion. The dis.
tinguished representative OF Her Britain
nic Majesty vt Washington has kindly
consented, with the approval of his gov.
ernment, TO assume tho arduous and
responsible duties of umpire in this COM
mission. and to lend the weight of hi.
character aud namo to such decisions a,
may not receive the acquiesceuce of boti
tho arbitrators appointed by the respect
i've governments.
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THE PRESIDENTS OPINION.


In taking leave of this subject for the
present, wish to renew the expression
Of my conviction that the existence Of
African slavery in Cuba is a principal
cause of the lamentable condition of the
Island. | do not doubt that Congress
shares with me in the hope that it will
soon be made to disappear, and that peace
and prosperity may follow its abolition.
The embargoing of American estates in
Cuba, cruelty to American citizens. de-
tected in uo act of hostility to the Span.
ish government, the numbering of prison.
ers taken with arms in their hands and
finally, the capture upon the high seas Of
vessel sailing under the United States
] flag, and bearing United States regis
try, has eliminated in an outburst of in
dignation, that has seemed for time t
threaten war. Pending negotiations be-
tween the United States and the govern
msut of Spain. on the subject Of this cap
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