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RUTLAND, VT., TllUKSDAY MOlWtNG, MAT 15, 1873.
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HATLKDGE
P A I N T S S 1 0 N H
exclusively.
mayldlm.
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Manufacturer of nnd llcnlcr In
liNISHINO LUMBER, SHINGLES, I.ATlt,
CLAPBOARDS, AMI Sl'llUCE LUMBER,
HOOKS, HAND, BLINDS, MOULD
1NOS, BRACKETS, WIN
DOW FRAMES &
CASINGS.
Scroll Sawing of nil kinds, Pinning, Matching
nnd Glazing done to order. Ynnl mid Mill Cor
ner ot Union uiul Furnace Streets, near Freight
Depot, llutland, Vt. Mayld.Vw3in.
ailOW CASKS, CORNER, CLOCK
VJ nnd.Mnntlo Shelves mndo to order, with
Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS tiawed In
different stj leant DEAHHOHN'S
(Irovo lllock.
TEW MOULDINGS FOR PICTURE
Framing, Chromes, Lithographs, nnd
Engravings nt DEAHIIOKN'S
pURTAIN CORNICES OF HLACK
Kj Walnut, or all (lilt, mado to order. Cur
tain Rings, Tassels nnd Cords. DEARBORN'S
DHARHORN IS AOENT FOR GARD
NER'S Perforated Chair Seat, for renovat
ing over Cad-Flag or Hush bottom chairs.
Please to call and sco them. .
(irovo lllock RUTLAND, Vt.
mayldsm
RUTLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Manufacturers nnd wholesale dealers In
WOOD AND CHAIN SKAT CHAIRS, I1KD
STEADS AND CIIAlIt STOCK.
Corner ot West nnd Forest Sis,
HUTLAND, VT.
I.. Atwooh, Agt. (I. C. Ileum. K3, Treas.
mayldty.
T W. ICING,
Manufacturer and w holesalo and retail dealer In
SASH, DOOItS, HI.INDS,
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, AND HOUHU FUR
WISHING MATEH1AI,
OF KVKKV llKSCUIlTION.
Fdbnace Street, hutmnp, Vt.
Orders by mall or otherw Iso promptly attend
ed to. myldtf
.T. J. OUINDON,
1J li A C K S 31 I T II .
Particular attention paid to Horseshoeing. All
work warranted. Shop on
WEST ST., NEAH OI.IVEK MA11DLE WOKCS,
mayld3m HUTLAND, VT.
LOUIS 3IARTELL,
HOUSE, SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTEII,
Paper Hanging,
GllAIKINU AND DECOKATIVO, IN ALL STYLES.
Kalsoinlnlngnnd Hard Wood Finishing, Glazing
nnd Gloss Staining.
Mnrtcll's Now Building, Center Street,
KUllatul, VI. mayldtin
TIIOS. ROSS.
LINCOLN IRON WORKS.
Marble Mill nnd Hoisting Machinery of tlio
most Improved construction. Derricks nnd
pumping machinery, castings nnd general ma
vltlnu work.
suicl and Iron Wlro llopo at Manufacturer's
prices.
llutland, Vt., May 1, 1873. mayldlf
O. II. M O It E II O U S E,
DENTIST,
Opposlto Ccnlral Houso - - RUTLAND, VT.
mayldtf
A. II. IIAWLEY,
COXTll.lCTOIi AXD PRACTICAL HLATKli,
HUTLAND VERMONT.
Ho Is prepared to do all work promptly and
well. Orders can be left nt J. E. (llynu's store
on Merchants' ltow, or nt tho llardv.en House.
Ueerencen liockwood llarrett, Rutland ; I.. M.
Mason, President of First National Hank, De
troit, Michigan; lion. J. M. Marvin, Saratoga
Springs.
RUFL'S HATCH,
li R O K E 15 ,
17 DUO Alt STIIKKT, SKV VOIIK.
Slocks, Governments nnd Gold bought and sold
on Commission.
W Interest allowed on deposits. mayl2dtf
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A It DWELL HOUSE.
CHAM TON & SAISBUHY
rBorniKTOns.
TlioTlAItDWF.n, HOUSE Is located opposlto
tho Depot nnd lias long been favorably known
to tho traveling public. It has been recently
Improved, now uflordlng tho best and most
nmplo accommodation to guests.
Tho TABLE will bo supplied with nil tho
luxuries of tho Season, nnd every attention will
bo paid to tho comfort ot Its patrons.
In tho future, as in tho past, tho Proprietors
Intend to mnko It a llrst-clnss House affording
all tho comforts of a home to tho traveler. Tho
public patronago Is solicited.
A GOOD LIVERY In connection with tho
House.
Attcntlvo POUTERS will bo found nt the
Depot, on tho arrival ot all trains.
J. V. ClUMTOM, J. A. 8ALSBDUY.
mayldtwtf
F A U 31 E It S ' II O T K L ,
riiEioiiT Stbeet, - - RUTLAND, VT.
a rinsT class
31 E AT 31 A It K E T
IN IIOTKI. IICIMUSO,
mayidsm J. e. Johnson, pkophietoh.
J. W. FISHER'S
NEW DINING UOOMB,
Central Houso Ulock, Merchants' Row,
RUTLAND, VERMONT.
Warm Meals served nt nil hours of tho day
und evening. inayld3m
.1. V. STINSON'S
DINING II ALL,
(Julnn's lllock, Opposlto tho Depot,!
RUTLAND, - - - VERMONT.
Warm Meals served nt all hours of tho day
nnd evening. mayldlw
JOSEPH MACCAHEE,
N E W DINING II ALL,
In rooms formerly occupied by J. W. Fisher
kincisli:y & hpiiague's ulock,
Merchants' Row,
RUTLAND, VER310NT.
WARM MIIALS BKIIVKI) AT ALL 110111:3.
mnjldtt
F. RIDLON, next door to Herwlck
lit Hotel, centwstreot, has opened a new
nnd cholco lino of FANCY oooiw, which lie is
prepared to offer nt Ills usual low prices,
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A N I) O N & II U N T O O N,
Wholesalo and Retail Dealers In
FLOUR,
HALT,
LIME,
CAL. PLASTER,
CEMENT.
IltON, STEEL, NAILS, &o., io., ico.
A general Assortment of
IIARDWAHE,
PAINTS,
OILS,
t ....i iit's' GLASS,
I'UTTY,
MM),
11 K L T I N (I, L A C 1 N (1, me.
TI3IOTIIV, CLOVE! t, AND ALL
OTHEIt SEEDS.
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTEH,
BRADLEY'S PHOSPHATE,
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S POUDltETTIi.
A FUI.I. LINE OP
AGRICULTURAL 1MPLE3IENTS.
PLOWS,
HARROWS,
ROAD SCRAPERS,
HAY CUTTERS,
GRINDSTONES,
FORKS,
HOES,
AO., AC.
0 H E A P FOR OAS II
HARRETT'S OLD STORE.
Mnyldiwtf
Eras.
Q J. LOOP,
Wholesalo dealer In
CALIFORNIA WINES AND HRANDY.
Also,
lUrOllTEll AND WHOLESALE HEALER
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CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS.
Tho attention of Town Agents, Physicians
nnd Druggists Is especially called lo our wines,
as they aro unsurpassed for medical purposes,
coming from onu of tho oldest vineyards In
California. All goods guaranteed pure nnd sat
isfactory, or to 1hj returned at my expense.
OFFICE,
CORNER FREIGHT AND EVELYN, HTS.,
(Lnndon & Iluntoon's Block,)
llutland, Vt. myltf
"rpiIE UKSTSHIRTS I EVER HAD."
this is what thoy say of
E. N. M ERRIAM'S PERFECT FITTING SIIIUTS,
EW ARMY UROGANS, $1.75, nt
tfuvnitutt,
c'J
E E K S & 11 A It U E R
AT NO. 1, OPERA HOUSE ULOCK,
Keep a full nssorlment of tho following
II O USE FURNISHING GOODS.
CROCKERY,
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
FRENCH CHINA WARE,
TAHLE 11I.ASH WARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
JAPANNED WARE,
PAINTEII TOILET SETS,
1IIIITANN1A WARE,
TAHLE CUTLERY,
PAPER HANGINHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TASSELS AND CORDS,
LAMPS AND LANTERS,
GAS fixtuiii:s,
STONE WARE,
Wholesale nnd Retail,
LAMP CHIMNEYS nnd IIURNERS,
Wholesalo nnd Retail.
HOUSE llRl'SHES,
FEATHER DUSTERS,
PLANT POTS,
PLANT HltACKETS,
. CARPET SWEEPERS.
Manufacturers of
MATTHASSES nnd LOUNGES, and
GENERAL UPHOLSTERING
mayldtf DONE TO ORDER.
rNSURANCE.
HURNILU1 A TEMPLE.
We nro Agents for tho following first class
Flro Insurance Companies.
Aetna, Assets, C,(ioo,o(iO
Imperial " 8,000,000
Home, N. Y " 4,S00,0(K1
Royal, " 10,000,1100
Hartford " 2,250,000
IiiKiirancu of No. America, l'hlla. " 3,250,000
Franklin " 3,400,000
Phenlx, N. Y., " 2,000,000
Phrcnlv, Hartford " 1,000,000
Sprlngileld " i.ooo.wk)
national, liariioru " mw,ihi
Thcso aro tho best known of nil tho companies
represented In Rutlnnd, and slnco wo hno
represented them they have )aid more vwney to
tho cltlrens of Rutland nncf vicinity than till
oilier cmnjKtmen cmttltuwl.
This record proves tholr stability nnd their
willingness to pay nil proper claims.
Wo confidently expect n continuance ot the
nimrnl imtmlinirn whlrh llii'S rfilntvinlOS liaVO
always lecelved.
chlent Insurance Company. Wo give a better
and cheaper ilhy than any other Life com
pany. Call and sec.
HURNHAM & TEMPLE.
Ofllee, OiH-ra House, Rutland, Vt.
mayldly
HARRY W. NYE'S
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 4, Merchants' Row, Rutland, Vt.
GENERAL AGT ;KTNA LIFE INSUltANCE CO.
Flro Insuranco In X'lrst Class Companies.
mayldtf
J 0. LEWIS,
Dealer In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, TOILET
ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, LADIES'
11ASKETS, ARTISTS' MATERIAL,
PAINTS, Oil, TAINTERS'
RUSH, WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY, Ac., ic.
PURE DRUGS,
And tho best goods In my lino llio market
affords nro my specialties. Prices reasonable,
In consideration of quality.
Sf-PltESCHIPTIONS carefully and correctly
compounded.
NO. 2 MERCHANTS' ROW, RUTLAND.
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ERMONT HOARD OF EDUCATION.
Seciietahy's Office,
Uurllugton, April, 1873.
Tho Annual Session of tho
T E A 0 II E R S' INSTITUTE
For Rutland County, will bo held In tho
vn.hAOK oy wALMxaponu,
Commencing on Monday, May 12, nt 2 o'clock, p.
m., nnd closing on tho Frldny following.
Competent und experienced Instructors nnd
Lecturers will be present, nnd assist In conclud
lu tho exercises.
Tho day sessions of tho Instltuto will bo de
voted to tho discussion nnd presentation of
methods of organizing, classlfjlng, governing,
and teaching common schools.
A lecture may bo exacted each evening.
An examination for candidates for stato Cer
tificates wilt bo held during tho session ot tho
Institute.
Superintendents nro repuestcd to notify every
teacher In their respective towns, und to urge
them lo bo present ut every session ot tho Insti
tute. All friends of Education aro Invited to attend.
Clergymen nro respectfully requested to glvo
notice of tho Institute, from their pulpits.
Free return tickets will bo furnished to nil
who pay full faro on tho Rutland Railroad In
coming to tho Institute.
JOHN II. FRENCH,
may2divv2v secretary.
M:
1SS 3I0WER
Invites thuJailles to call and examine n splcn
1 1 1 did assortment of
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
lllllllONK, LACK VEILS ANU HARDIES,
Thread una (lulpuro Laces, Swiss Tics, Zephyr
"u vvorsieu icinuroiucnes, jiumuurt;
Edgings, PnssumcntPMcs, Hair
Switches nnd Curls,
Gloves, Corsets,
And n full lino of
LADIES' AND INFANTS' UNDERWEAR,
And mnny novelties too numerous to mention
injldlm
$lujsicat.
RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
To bo held nt tho
TOWN HALL, RUTLAND, VT.,
Commencing on Monday Eve., May 12, nnd rlos
Ing Friday Eve., Mny Hi, 1S73, under llio direc
tion or tno celebrated eonuuetor
Mn. CARL ZE1IHA1IN, of Rosins, Mass.
President, John N. Ilixter, Rutland. 1'. A. 1
Flihcr, See. E. A. Morse, Treas. (iiui-re A.
MicUMc, Musical Committee. On which ocr.i
slon the following eminent niINt ., win v r, ,u
tnlluii Is unrivaled, will appear. 1
Mine. Jennie Van ZANiir.Pitmu D.inii.i, hit of i
1 hi 1'arep.i Rosa English Coinpnu:. .
Mvik Jn.i: DkRviiieii, Sjpr.mnof Dr. t u ipln''
Church, New York. .
M. Fiunz Ri:mii:kt.,
Church, New York.
Iljiltone of Trlnllv
Mn. W. I
bee Troupe
I. I'f.sseshkn, Tenur of I He H.inu-
Jin. A. J. Piin.i.irs, Tenor of llitrllii'lon.
Mn. Geo. A. MIKT7KK nnd JIu. S. C. MoniiE,
Pianists. Prof. E. 11. IIiiii.ey, organlxt. The
celebralcd
(1ERMANIA HAND, of Hoston.
The I.eadino MrstctANSof tho state will nlso
take part.
THE LARGEST CHORUS
Ever assembled In Vermont will render llio
Choral music, In n sljlu not excelled nt nny
previous musical gathering. On Friday after
noon, May Kith,
FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS OF THE PIIlll.IC
SCHOOLS
Will participate, nnd lids, In connection with
tho appearance ot (henrtlsts, will make one of
the pleasnntest features ot tho festival.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS AND MATINEE!),
On Wednesday, Thursday nnd Friday.
SINGERS' TICKETS,
Lady 11, Gentleman, V. admitting lo Chorus
Seats only.
SINGLE SEASON TICKETS, $3.
Admitting to all Rehearsals, Matinees and Con
certs. Matlneo tickets, w cts. Concert Tickets, "5 cts.
Matinees commence precisely nt ii o'clock p.
m. Concerts at 8 p. in.
I) ANTE R NATIONAL HANK,
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL,
ijliOU.OOO.
DIRECTOR!!.
11. Henky Haxtei:,
II. F. L0T1IK01'.
J. W. CllAMTON,
N. T. SntAiui:, .In.
II, Kiniisley,
W. C. DUNTON,
W. C. Laniion.
J. N. Haxter,
T. W. 1 AUK.
geo. e. rovc'e,
georqk r. hottum,
COLLECTIONS
Mado and remitted for at Lowest ltratca.
INTEREST ALLOW ED ON TIME DEI'OSITS.
A general Uanklncr ami Exehango business
transacted.
II. Henhy Haxtek, Presl. J. N. Haxieii, V, Prest.
Geoiioe It. Hottum, Cashlor.
may 1.
(Ctothimj. &c,
"JATKS1 DOUSE CORNER.
MASON & .IERKOWSKI
Have Just opened the largest stock ot
C L O T II I N 0
Ever brought lo Vermont. Cast off your old
clothes und buy ouo of our
HTYUSU Sl'lUXd SiriT.1.
Wo have them for all prices, and will hell any
thing lu our lino
TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPFI! '
Than nnr other Mora In tho State. Don't go to
a sloro where their stock has been handled
over, yearafteryear. Coinowherooverjthlngls
FRESH AND NEW NOTHING OLD.
A glance at our stock ot
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Will convinco you that tho Hales' Houso Corner
Store Ls tho only placo w hero the stock of ttieso
goods nro complete.
LAiur.s" axd ajixrA- TiiArnuxa v.ach
of every description.
HATS AND CAPS
Aro a leading article with us, nnd this ac
counts tor our
IMMENSE STOCK
Of every btjlo nnd price, lfyou wish nnjllilng
In our flue, call und get our prices; they wilt
convinco vou where to bi'1,.
MASON & .IERKOWSKI,
43 Merchants' ltow, under tho Hates' House,
mayldlf
g P R I N G O I' E N I N G
at tun
' OPERA CLOTHING, HOOT AND SHOE
E 31 P O R I U 3! ,
Merchants' ltow, ... Rutland, Vt.
W ATKINS A CADY
Havo Just received from New York and Uoslon
Markets one of tho finest lines or clollilng ever
exhibited by nny Merchant this sldo of Mendon
or New Yoik, consisting of
MENS' HOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITINGS
Ot every descrlptloii,manuf.iiturcd from
FINE ENGLISH CLOTHS,
Down to n Cheap Cherry Valley.
novh" ui.oTiirxa a specialty,
ItUltNISIIINU HOODS DEPARTMENT COMl'LETE.
Our Hoot and Shoo department consists of all
the latest novelties of llio season.
8 P E 0 I A L T 1KB.
Vivo hundred and twenty-tiro trunks, very
low, having been bought before tho rise In gold.
Two hundred nnd llvo palm Womens' Sldo
Lnco Hoots, 18 thread, nt li. Sl7.es from 2 to 4.
ono hundred nnd three pairs Womens' Hoots,
button, 10 thread, at f 1.05.
Two hundred pairs Mens' Rubber Hoots, nil
kinds, ut f3.ee.
GRAND OVERTURE
III every department. Troublo to commenco nt
4 u. III. uuu vumiuuu uillll v p. in.
V. V. WATKIN3,
WM. P. CADY,
mayldlw
insurance.
P
R A N V I S C ()
F I R E
INSUUAN0I3 AGENOT,
RUTLAND, VT.
ASSETS,
$80,000,000 00
Representing flfteen of tho Largest nnd
Strongest Companies In tho Untied States and
England.
GENERAL AGENCY FOR VERMONT
LYCOMING FIRE INSUltANCE CO.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ASSETS,
ljO,y0O,O0O 00
Havo lisued policies for THIRTY-THREE
YEARS, and paid over l,4il,sii.on for losses.
LARGEST
.MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
IN THE WORLD.
INCO.ME LAST YEAR, $1,09!),-1( 0(1
Policies on tho
CASH OR MUTUAL 1'I.AN,
As desired.
11RANCH OFFICE
FOR RUTLAND AND ADDISON COUNTIES
OF THE
FARMERS' 3IUTU L FIRE INS. CO.
OF MONTPELIER,
ASSETS,
(1,000,000 00
THE HIST COMPANY IN THE STATE FOR
FARMERS.
ttr insures nothing but detached dwellings,
barns nnd contents,
lly this plan, FARMERS' only pay for losses
on FAIISI VllOI'UllTl'. No liniardous prop
erly Insured by this Company.
CMothimj & imiloliinn Cniods.
A
L L E N & D R E W
Aro Just homo from Now York ond Huston
witli tho largest and best selected stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS,
OA PS,
.AND
GENTS' KURN1SIIKG GOODS
Ever shown In Ruthiuil.
Prices will bo ill low as tho lowost. Those
goods nro bought for CASH nnd will bo sold
Choap,
C U S T O 31 O L O T H I N G
A largo lino of CLOTHS to select from. A
CUTTER Hint cannot bo bent In Vermont.
TRY HIM.
TRUNKS AND HAGS.
ALLEN & DREW,
Paine, Uowman & co.'s Old Stand,
27 Merchants' Row.
mayldlrwtf
gPRING AND SU3IMER
CLOTHING,
IN ALL STYLES,
FOR MEN AND HOYS' WEAR, .
JUST RKCKtrXti.
rfEXTHA SIZES A SPECIALTY.. j
SPRING .OVERCOATS,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Tho best stock of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
' In town.
Fine White and Fancy
SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER.
A. O. CUNNINGHAM,
No. B Centor street, (opposlto depot.)
myldtf
PECK A HENJ.UUN'S
GREEN MOUNTAIN
(3 L O T II I N O ST O R E ,
Where you can nlways llnd tho largest and host
assortment of stylish
READY 3IADE CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, AC.,
And sav o 23 per cent, on every artlclo you buy at
PECK & BENJAMIN'S
rorULAH BQUAHK DEAL! NO
GREEN MOUNTAIN CLOTHING STORE.
No. lu, Center Street,
HUTLAND, - - VERMONT.
mnyld3m
1878. SPRING. 1873.
CENTRAL HOUSE CORNER
Tho riaco to Iluy
CLOTHING,
HATS,
CAPS,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
For our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT wo havo
Just received a full lino of
ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND
AMERICAN
TROWSEItlNGS,
SUITINGS AND
VESTINOS,
Which wo shall mnko up to measure at
LOW PRICES.
Call early und inako selections.
II. W. K1NOSLEY,
Central Houso Corner, RUTLAND, VT.
mayldlrwtf
ffivom'ie;s ami grovijsions.
T .V T. O A D E N ,
Wholesalo and Retail Dealers In
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
CANNED FRUITS, PICKLES, Ac,
GLASS, EARTHENWARE
AND FANCY GOODS,
Alto, Haulers In
DRY (IOOIW, SHAWLS, HIMNS GOOIH,
HOSIERY, (II.OVE.1, Ac, Ac.
All nssorlment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Constantly on hand.
AGENTS FOR MAIL STEAMERS TO AND
FROM EUROPE.
Iff-DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT ON THE
BANKS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
AND WALES.
CORNER FREIGHT AND EVELYN STS.
RUTLAND, VT.
myldsm
1 8 r, 7 . 1 8 7 it .
. O L I) R E D S T O It E .
anoumuiCH axj pitovisroxs,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
CHESTER KINGSLEY.
mayltl Mekchvsts' Row.
JOSEPH II. GUY,
Successor to
S. 1IAYWARD CO.,
Denier In
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HAY AND WOOD.
Washington St., Rutland, Vt.
myldly
jP U L T O N 31 A It K E T,
DUNTON & IIAYWARD
Proprietors.
All kinds ot Stents, Fish, Vegetables and
Fi ults lu their season.
Klngsley Sprague's Block, Merchants' ltow.
oayldOm
PETER F. 3Io3IANUS,
O It O C E R ,
And dealer In
PROVISIONS,
No. 83 West St., RUTLAND, VT.
mayldlm
JEVI G. KINGSLEY.
Dealer In
BUILDERS' AND CABINET
HARDWARE,
Weymouth line Finishing nnd Empire Cut
Nails, Iron, steel, chains, Ac.
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS,
MACHINIST TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S STOCK,
BLACKSMITH'S COAI-llEST.
QUARRY MATERIALS.
Steel, Iron, Picks, Ames' Shovels, Blasting Pow
der (government proof). Fuse, Large
Drill Files, steel striking Ham
mers, Handles. Ac.
MANILLA ROPE AND CORDAGE.
SAW-MII.L, CIRCULAR AND WOOD SAWS,
AND HOYNTON'S LIGHTNING
CROSS-CUT SAWS.
P A I N T S ,
Oils, Vnrnlshes, Glue, Sand Paper, Brushes, Ac.
GLASS AND PUTTY.
CUTLERY.
A splendid lino ot Tnblo and Pocket Cutlery,
Shears and Scissors.
STANDARD SCALES.
FURNITURE.
Parlor Furniture, Center Tables, Mirrors, Ex
tension Tables, Bedsteads, Mattrasses,
Spring Beds, Bureaus ami Chairs.
Manufacturer of Black Walnut, Chestnut nnd
Painted Chamber Sets.
CARPETS.
Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry. Three Ply nnd In
grain Carpets, oil Cloths, sc., ic.
COFFINS AND CASKETS,
AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
At L. (1. KINGSLEY'S.
Rutland, May 1, 1S73.
WHOLESALE FRUIT DEPOT.
Tho Subsciibcr lias mado niTaugements to
receive nil Kinds of
FOREIGN FRUITS
by tho cnr-load direct from tlrst hands in New
York nnd Boston, unit Is prepared lo III) orders
from Dealers lu llutland nnd from on tho lines
of Railroads centering here, nt tho lAivvest
Wholesale rates.
ORANGES AND LEMONS
Repacked and Warranted us represented.
I urn nlso prepared to pay tho highest cash
price for Potatoes to ship to Mat kct.
E. P. HITCHCOCK,
Opposlto tho Depot,
RUTLAND.
ayldlm.
LADIES' SERGE GORE-HEELED
Slippers, only II, nt
O, W. CURRIER'S.
MEN'S RUHHER HOOTS, 3.75, at
O. W. CURRIER'S, No. 0, Ncrchunts'
ltow.
mEAS, from 60 cents to $1,75: also fresh
Ground COFFEE, at
B. W. MARSHALL'S
majidiwty Corner ot Grove aud West bis.
Jutland Suity Mc.
THURSDAY 3IORNING, 3IAY 10, 18TII.
'I'lirm Iv no Dentil.
Tho following selection from ono or
WlilttlcrV poems wns recited liy Rov. Rush
It. SlilpiH'ti at Hie fmicr.il of Oakes Ames !
There Is no death, what si!ems so Is transition:
Tills life of mortal breath
Is Inn a suborn or the lire elvslan,
Who iwrtal wo call death.
Know well, my soul, God's hand controls
Whnle'er thou fcarest;
It "i in I hlni In calmest music Mis
WhatoVr thou lieareM.
What to th"e N shadow lohlm I., il.n ,
And the end lis knoweth.
And not In a blind or aimless w.iv
Tho spirit goetli.
In life. In .lc.illi; In dark, and II In,
All nie In God's cure;
S mild tho black abyss, pleriv the or tl.-i,t:
And he Is there.
All which Is reul now remained!
And fadeth never.
Tno hand which upholds It now suslalncth
The soul forever.
Leaning on hhn, make with reverent meakness
Disown, thy will,
And Willi strength from Him shall thy utter
weakness
Life's task fullll.
And that cloud itself, which now before thee
Lies dark In view,
Shall with beams of light from the Inner glory
Ho stricken through.
.lloznrl'N ICrqiili-iii,
Ono day, as .Moznrt was seateil in his
study, in n profound reverie, he. heard a
enrrmgo stop nt his door. A slrnnucr wns
announced, who ashed to speak with him.
He. wns an ned man, very well dressed, of
noliloiind imposing maimers. He said to
the. composer:
'I nm commissioned hy a great man to
come nnd find you."
"The name of this man, ir vou piea'e?'
said 3Io.art.
"He does not w i.Ii to In; known."
"Very w ell ; vv liat ai e his vv Mies ?"
"Delias lo.it nveiy dear fiiend, whose
memory will he forever prceious to him.
He vviflics lo commemorate her death,
every year, liy n solemn service, and ho
wants you to compose a roipiiem for tlu
occasion." 3Io.:ut was deeply impiesscd liv these
words spoken so solemnly, and hy'the nir
of mystery that seemed to pervade the in
terview. JIu promised lo compose the ic
(Uieiu. The stranger continued :
"Put to this work your entire genius, for
you compose it for u connoisseur in music. ''
"So much the better," said 3Iozart.
"How much lime do vou want for the
task ("
"Four weeks."
"Well, I will come for it in four weeks.
What will he your price f"
"One hundied ducats."
The btranger counted out the money
upon the table and disappeared. 31ozart
remained plunged in deep thought for a
few moments, then called for pen, ink and
paper and began to write tho requiem.
Notwithstanding the remonstrances of his
wife, he wrought upon it night nnd day.
But his hody, nheacly feeble, could not en
dure this continual strain, and he finally
fell fainting nt his task. Then he wns oh
liged to rest. Several days after, his wife
sought to divert his lnind from its sadness
by some playful remark, lie replied earn
estly :
"One thing is certain ; lam composing
my own requiem j it will serve to perpetu
ate my own memory."
In proportion as ho wrought his strength
diminished, from day to-dav, nnd tho re
quiem advanced very slowly. The four
weeks are linallv gone, and the stranger re
turned. "It has been Impossible for me to keep
my word," said 3Iozart, sadly.
"Never mind," said the man, "how
much more time do you require?"
"I want four weeks more. The work
has inspired me witli deeper interest than
I supposed, and I have given to it more
study than I intended."
"In that case it is right that I increase
the price. Here are flu ducats more for
your pay."
In astonMiment 3Ioznrt asked, "Who are
you i"
"That is nothing to the purpose. I will
return in four weeks."
As the stranger left tho house. 3Iozart
called a servant and requested him to follow
this extraordinary man and llnd out who he
was j but the blundering man soon returned
saying that ho could llnd no trace of him.
Poor 3!ozart had conceived tho Idea that
this stranger was no ordinary mortal, hut
was one of his friends in the Immortal
world, sent to warn him of his approaching
death, lie applied himself with redoubled
ardor to his lequiem, which ho regarded as
the most enduring monument to his genius.
He fainted many times at Ids toil. Finally
it was accomplished before thu expiration
of the four weeks.
Tho stranger camo for It at tho given
time ; hut 3Iozart was dead. From the
French.
A Reitois Outwitted. Choirs are not
only very costly, but are skittMl things to
handle. Thcru is usually a row in llio
choir end about four times a year,
and each lasts about as long as the seasons.
Loivtz is tho great organist and composer
of this region. He is a wiry, nervous and
sensitive creature, and Is full of music as
somo peoplo aro of electricity. You can't
touch him without sparks Hying off in all
directions. Ho has had the lead of the
music for some time nt St. Ann's. Ills
music has been very celebrated, nnd on fes
tive occasions it would havo required a
good sized park to hold all the peoplo who
wanted to get In. The rector has been
rather jealous, from time to time, of the
drawing qualities of the organ end of the
church. To carry out his purposes, 3lr.
Loretz wanted to introduce, into the choir
the "harp, flute, sacklmt, violin," and
other instruments used on llio Plain of
Dura. The rector, who is rather jionipous
and opinionated, entered a decided protest
against tho Introduction of these vnin and
worldly Insliuiiients of music. After tho
services were opened, came the grand musi
cal performance. First came u beautiful
Hutu solo. The indignant rector then heard
the distinct twang of the prohibited harp
The shrieking violin rode on llio top wave
and could not bo drowned even by the deep
notes of llio pedal bass. Word was Instant
ly sent to the delimit organist to turn out
the prohibited instruments at once. The
answer wns sent back : ''There is nothing
here to turn out but tho organ. There Is no
harp, Utile, or violin in llio building." Anil
the music held on its way. Tho rector was
not only Indignant that Tils wishes were not
compiled with, but felt that tho organist
was lying nbout tho matter. Couldn't ho
hear with Ids own cars If Tho vestry was
sent up to Investigate tho matter, nnd It
was found that tho organist was improvis
ing on tho organ itself, und doing It bo
naturally Hint any man would bine been
willing to have taken his oath that tho pro
hibited Instruments were, doing their work.
Tho feelings of the lector, when lie learned
tho situation, could not lie expressed. A'.
Y. Cor. of the HonUm Journal.
NOTICE.-J. 31. Hall retires this day
from llio linn of II. I. Venter li Co. Tho
business bo continued as heretofore under the
same linn nnuio by II. L. Vcrder and Thomas J.
Lyon.
II. I- VERDKR,
TIIOS. J. LYON,
... J. M. HALL.
Rutland, May , 1ST3. mayiodlw
riMIE REST SEWING MACHINE IN
X. tho world. Wo have tried them. Can bo
had at E. N. MERRIAM'H.
