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he (mht J. ( RUTLAND, VT., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1873. PRICE THREE CENTS. VOL. 1....NO. 82. Snitraail V 'EHMONT CENTRAL AND HUT. LAND HAILltOADS. RUMMKIt AllltANOKMUNT. On ana after Monday, Juno 2d, 18T3, trains will run as follows, (Sundays excepted) s flOIKd SOUTH AND KAST. Leave Hutlond nt 18:M and 4:30 a. in., anillS:10 and t.110 p. ni. MAIL. Leave Ogdensburg nt 0:10 p. in., St, Albans at 0:20 n. in., Burlington nt 8:10 n. m., l'orl Henry nt Tiinn. m., liutlnnrt nt l!:10p. in., Ilcllows Fulls nt B:30 p. in., arriving nt New Lon don nt:30 p. in., connecting with steamer for New Vork. NEW YOI1K KXritESS. Leaves St Albans nt 9:00 a. in., Burlington 10-.su u. m., arriving In Uutlnud ntlS:C0p. in. N1011T HXPItESS. Leaves Ogdensburg at 18: 35 p.m., Iinttsburg s:Su p.m., Montreal 3:30 p.m., Ht. .lolins 4:.w p. In., St. Albans 7:20 p. in., Bur lington 9:10 p. in., Itutland 2-.m a. in., Hollows Kails, 3:25 n. in., arriving at New London at 11:15 a. in. MIXED TI1A1N. Leaves Burlington ats:oo p. m., nrrlving In Hutland at Tj-10 p. in. Leaves Ilutland nt4:S0n. m., llellows Vails 7: is n. in., (accommodation train), arriving at New London at :lo p. in. MIXED TIIA IN. I .eaves Ilutland nt ft:io p. m., arriving In llellows Falls at 10:00 p. m. OOINO NORTH. Leaves Ilutland at 1:43 and MO n. in., and 1:30 and Bros p. in. MAIL. Leaves' New London at 6:00 n. m., Springfield 8:00 n. in., lloston 7:30 a. m., llellows Falls 11:45., Ilutland 2:30 p.m., arriving at l'ort Henry at o:oo p.m., Burlington oriio p. m., St. Albans 0:40 p. in., Montreal 9:45 p. in., Ogdens burg l:4.i a. in., making connections with trains Tor The West. HXl'llllss Leaves Rutland nt 5:05 p. m., St. Albans at 8:55 p. m. NIGHT KX I'll ESS. Leaves New London nt 2:4.1 p. m., Springfield nt 8:10 p. m., connecting with train leaving New York at 3:00 p. m., llel lows Falls 11:20 p. m connecting with train leaving lloston nt 5:30 p. in., Ilutland 1:43 n. in., llurllngton 4:40 a. m., St. Albans 0:10, arriving In Montreal at 9:45 a. m., Pluttsburg nt 12:oo in., and ogdensburg at 12:35 p. in., connecting with trains for the. west. MIXED T11A1N. Leaves ilutland at 5:40 a. m. Leave Burlington at 9:30 a. m., St. Albans 12:oo m., arriving In Ogdensburg at 8:50 p. in. and St. Johns nt 3:50 p. m. MIXED THAIN.-Lcaves Bellows Falls at 4:30 a. in., arriving in Ilutland at 9:20 a. in. ACCOMMODATION. Leaves New I)iidon nt 8:10 a. m., Ilcllows Falls 0:00 p. m., arriving In Ilutland at 8:35 p. m. Trains leave llurllngton going east, for Mont peller, sc., at 0:55 a. in., 12:30 p. in. and 7:55 p. m. Trains leave llellows Falls going north, for White lllver Junction, rc nt 8:30 a. in. and 11:45 a.m., and 5:5.1 nnd 11:20 p. m. Convections. At Itutland with llensselaer & Saratoga nnd Harlem Extension Itallronds; nt llellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad! at South Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad. swsieeplng cars nrc attached to night trains between St. Albans nnd Troy, nnd llurllngton mm uusion. uii,b. jMl'.llllll.l, Gcn'l supt. St. Albans, Vt.. June Sd, 1973. JJARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD. CHANG E OF T I M E . 1873. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. 1873. On and of ter Monday, Juno 20th, 1S72, trains will run as follows : MIXED. Leaves Rutland at 3:00 a.m., con necting at State Lino with train for Troy. MAIL. Leaves Rutland 9.30 n. in., and mak ing closo connections nt Chatham 4 Corners with trains for New York, Albany, Hudson, and both east and west on It. t A. R. 11. MIXED. Leave Rutland at 2.25 p. in., to Ben nington nnd Troy. SUNDAY MILK TRAIN (with passenger car attached). Leaves Rutland at 7.30 a. in. FARE. Ilutland to New York M to " to Albany, - a oo " to Hudson, .... a no SfNo lay over checks glveii. ARRIVE AT RUTLAND. Mall, 9.35 p. in.; Mixed, 12.03 p. rn.; mixed, 7.30 p. m. F. C. WHITE, Supt. Rutland. June 14, 1372. mayid&wtf Gr LOBE l'APEK COMPANY. PUBLISHERS PRINTERS, STATIONER AND 11LA SK 110OKZ If.l.WKt CTUREllS, RUTLAND, VT. Having purchased tho Wholesale Vapor and Stationery business of H. A. Sawyer, and tho Printing business of Jas. K. Mo Lean, with the addition of a complete Book-Bindery, they have consolidated tho wholo Into one business, nnd moved the samo Into the new and commodious "Globe Building," erected especially for the use of the Company. With one of the most completo Printing De partments of any establishment la the State, under the supervision of ono of tho best practical printers In tho country, they are prepared to do all kinds of plain and ornamental work In tho most approved manner and on short notice. Our Jobbing Department will comprise full lines of Writing Fapers both folded and flat, Envelopes, (Note, Letter and Official.) Blank Books of every description, School Books, Slates, Pens, Pencils, Inks, .Law .Blanks, Cut lery, Wrapping Papers of all kinds, Paper Bags, Flour Sacks, Twines and Cordage, Wooden Ware, Matches, Brushes, Blacking, Blueing, &c, &c. This Department will bo found well stocked and worthy tho attention of close buy ers. The Bindery will bo under tho charge of one of themost thorougji workmen to be found in the State, nnd nil work will be executed In tho oest style nnu with aispatcu. With men of long experience In charge, and with extensive facilities for conducting their business in Its several departments, they pre sent one of the most completo establishments of the kind to bo found outside the cities, and solicit tho patronage of tho Public, feeling con- tldent that they can Insure tho wants of ali upon tho most favorablo terms. QLOBK PAPER CO, TAGS. Wo have now In stock mi assort ment of JOonnlspn's Patent Direction Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we will sell at manufacturer's prices. We have also n good stock ot " Phillip's Se curity Hook-Tags," a very convenient and ser viceable artlclo for merchants. - Among its nd- vantatres nrei Goods can bo inoro readily mark ed than by any other means; tho" tag is so se curely locked that It cannot bocomu detached from the goods; no chance, of , tho tag becoming detached from tbo hook; no points projecting to tear other jruods or your lingers. They aro safe, strong and cheap. Call and oxamlno tuem. uiaiisk l'Ai'j'.u uu. VCfRAFPING PAPER. Merchants using printed wrapping will do well to consult us before ordering, as ive make as low figures as New York or Boston Houses, and give better accommodations in- assorting lots, while a great saving ran bo mado on TAGS. We Bell Dcnhleon's Tags to Printers and stationers at Dennlson's lowest wholesale prices, GLOBE TAPER CO, PENCILS. Dixon's Pcncljs, 'mado In the United States, are much" superior to Fttber's, and are sod. at lower prices. Try them. . ' ,. ULUUr. i-Al'All LU. "DOOK BINDING. Wo are ti6w ready II to receive orders for all klhOs ot work. . ' j uiulc.y GLOBE PAPER CO, She Evades. O. T. CBOS 8, Manufacturer of and Dealer In FINISHING LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, CLAPIIOARDS, AND SI'IUICE I.UMI1ER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULD INGS, BRACKETS, WIN DOW FRAMES . CASINGS. scroll Sawing of all kinds, Planing, Matching and Glazing done to order. Yard nnd Mill Cor ner of Union nnd Furnace Streets, near 1' rclght Depot, Rutland, Vt. Mnyld.tw3m. E. N. MEHHIAM'S PKItFICT FIT- TING SHIRTS. What they say of them. 'I never had any shirts that fit led me so well as thoso mado by you." 11. H. Ill III. "Tho shirts are received, and lit not like n shirt on a benn pole, but just right." J. COBB, MIddlebury. "Tho nrst shirts I ever had that suited me. The tit Is perfect In ever respect." JC27dly B. W. MARSHALL. 0 UHTAIN CORNICES OF BLACK Walnut, or all Gilt, made to nrucr. iur Rings, Tassels nnd Cords. DEARBORN'S tain SHOW CASES, CORNER, CLOCK andMantlo Shelves made to order, with Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS Hawed In different ilyles at DEARBORN'S Grove Block. NEW MOULDINGS FOIt PICTURE Framing, Chromos, Lithographs, mid Engravings nt DEARBORN'S FltESCOK PAINTING AND DECORATION OF Cltl'KCHES, HALLS AND PARLORS. Good first-class work at reasonable prices. Many years experience In the business. Come nnd see my work No. 1, Wales, I'or. West street. J12dlm Itutland. Vt. O. II. M O R E HOUS E, DENTIST, Opposite Central House - - RUTLAND, Vt. mnyiuii RUTLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers and wholesale dealers In WOOD AND CHAIN SEAT CHAIRS, BED- M LUW ill U11A1U MUUlw Comer of West nnd Forest Sts, RUTLAND, VT. L. Atwood, Agt. 0. C. lli'iim.m, Treas. mayldly. W. IC ISO, Manufacturer nnd wholesale and retail dealer In SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, AND HOUSE FUR- iNlMUISU .MAT1.IUA1., OP KVF.11V IlKSCKll'TlON. FciiNACE Stheet, Rutland, Vt, Orders bv mall or otherwise promptly attend ed to, myldt t .1. .1. GUINDON, II I, ACKSMI T II . Particular attention paid to Horseshoeing. All work warranted. Shop on WEST ST., NEAK OLIVEIt MAltULE WOIIKS, mayldsm RUTLAND, VT. thos. noss. LINCOLN IRON WORKS. Mnt-lili, Mill nml ItnUtlnr. Mn Milnm-i- r.f lilt. most Improved construction. Derricks and pumping machinery, castings and general ma chine work. Steel and Iron Wlro Rope nt Manufacturer's prices. Jiuunnu, v ., .May i, ism. mnyiuu A. II. 1IAWLEY, COSTHACTOR AXO PRACTICAL NhATKlt, RUTLAND VERMONT. Ho Is prepared to do all work promptly nnd well. Orders can bo left nt J. E. Glynn's store on Merchants' Row, or at the llardwell House. Jlttrencen llockwood Barrett, Rutland: L. M. Mason, President of First National Bank, De troit, Michigan; Hon. .1. SI. Mnrvlu, Saratoga Springs, L I V E It Y . if you wish a nlco TURN OUT, go to C. F. RICHARDSON'S, (Lato D. Whltcomb's,) Cunteh Stheet, Rutland, Vermont. Careful drivers and tho finest of Carriages, Stables open at all hours, llorsos baited. m30dtf . F. RICHARDSON, PitoriiiETon. PITTSFORD furnace J. PRICHARD, PiioraiETOR. Manufacturer of charcoal pig iron, PITTSFORD, VT. mayldsm JOSEPH II. GUY, Successor to S. HAYWARD 4: CO., ;Dealer In GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HAY AND WOOD., Washington St., Rutland, Vt. myldly Kcal state. 'ARM FOR SALE. Tim siilisprltiprs nfTer fnr sale their farm. Sit uated about two miles from tho village of Bel lows Falls, on tho Chester road, well known as fne IUIIJN ULAUIV. FAIUI, Containing about threo hundred and llfty acreB of land ; two dwelling houses, three barns and two tenant houses, near the railroad track, Tho tenant houses are new. Tho largo farm nouso nas Deen thoroughly repaireu nnu paint ed, with new piazza In front nnd end, new front fence, all In the most substantial and tasteful manner, making It a dsslrnblo residence. Nearly three-fourths of a mile of new Water pipe from a never-falling fountain bupplles all the premises. OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS haft linen exnendert within tho Dost two years on buildings and fences, besides tho tenant houses. Tho land Is adapted to tho raising ot din Kinus or crops, some uiiy acres aro wen adapted for tobacco. The land Is now under a rood state of cultivation, bv having been fed out a large amount pf hay and grain the past two years, which has been brought on tho place, besides that which tho ifarm has pro ducod. Tho eastern line la tho Connecticut river and the farm laying westerly, divided Into pasture and Ullage land, with a sufllclent bup ply of wood for the premises. Situated so near the village of Bellows Falls a village growing more rnpldly than any place within the State, and with Its unlimited water power, which Is f not. lMinr. imnmvml. must contlnuo to lucreaso In a still larger proiiorilon In tho future makes u. Mm iimit. fTnutrntilt furin In these narts. Pos session given . Immediately, except .the mill yara, unu mat. in one year, juijuhu u momiv scrlbem on the premises; or Joseph Yvllsou, firm of J. Wilson !c Co., near tho deiiqt ; or Yv II der Hopkins, nt West Rupert, Vt. WJLDKit & iiurmrtn. Bellows Falls, May 1, 1ST?. inyl-dtt GEORGE C. NiWJIAN, , REAL ESTATE BROKER, POULTNKY, VT. Ofilco i Derby's Block, 2d Floor Front. First class village and farm property for sale and to let. Money to loan on noU'S, mortgages, me ikjiicicu nnu oiner approveu securities, mayldly PASTURE LAND IN PITTSFORD For sale or runt, Ono hundred and twenty nve acres of fine PASTURE lnnd located ono and one-half miles from Iittsford Village. Address orcaiiunr.. i. jiwtivui.tt, uuuer riaiiunai liniik of Rutland, ituuunu. i. Mayur JJOR SALE, Tho subscriber offers for snlo tho HOUSE AND LOT, 21 COTTAGE STREET, fiA-,. tlTllllnm ntrnnl i i Y i' ' " 1 1' i1 i House Is In good ropalr,onUtns la i'ooin, gus and water above and below. Locution desirable; Cellar always dry and well vcnttlatedi Barn has accommodations tor .two horses, or horse und cow. Good bam cellar. n i ,;n u. If; I A portion ot tho furniture will. ba Bold .with i ihp (iouso-II UessrciL- . - oHsesivren ft.Ji yr, , y , , . , . tl f sfiotcls and gining gooms. B A II D 'W E I,L II O U S E , J. W OHAMTON, Vroprittor. The ll.MlDWPl.I. HOUSE Is located onbosltn tho Depot, and has long been favorably Known to the traveling public. It has been recently linnroved. now affording tho best nnd most ample accommodation to guests. ine TAiu.H win uc suppiieu wiiu an me luxuries ot tho Season, and every attention will bo paid to tho comfort of its patrons. in inu iiiiure, us in ine imm, uiu i luimnui in tends to mnko It a ilrst-class Ilouso alTorillng nil tho comforts of a homo to the traveler. The public patronage Is solicited. A GOOD LIVERY in connection with tho House. Attentlvo PORTERS will bo found at tho De pot on the arrival ot nil trains. JUllt'Z-lUiVWll. AICE DUNMORE HOUSE, .SALISBURY. VERMONT. 1', HITCHCOCK, Piiiii'niKToi!. .1. W. PORTEII. MANVUKH. This well known and popular Hotel, situated on I ho shores of Lake Dunmore, has been re- cenlly put In thorough repair. Several now Cottages have been built and newly furnished, and will be opened Juno 1st, for the reception of boarders nnd tourists. mayisdtt MMIE EQUINOX HOUSE, Makciuisteh, J. Veiimont. Drawing room cars run through vv Ithout change, from New York to JInnehester, by 10:40 a in, t rain, v la N. Y. Harlem railroad. Passengers lv Hudson rlverstenmers, leaving New Yoik nt o p. in., connect nt Troy with 8 n. in. train, arriving at Manchester at WX a. in. A train leaves Troy ut 5 p. m. arriving nt Man chester at 7?4' p. m. Trains leave Rutland for Manchester nt 3 a. in., 9:30 a. in. nnd 2:25 p. in. On Sundays at 7:30 a. m. Address jyiod r. n. onus. F Alt ME US' HOTEL, FitEiniiT Stbeet, - - RUTLAND, VT. A FIRST CLASS M E A T M A R K E T .l.N'.llOTKI, llUlLUlKQ. mayldsm J. E. JOHNSON, Pkopiiietoii. .1. W. FISHER'S; NEW DINING It O O M 8 , Central House Block, Merchants Row, RUTLAND, VERMONT. Warm Meals served at all hours ot tho day and evening. mayld3m JOSEPH MACCABEE, In rooms formerly occupied by J, W. Fisher K1NOSLEY A; Hl'RAOUE'S BLOCK, Meiiciiants' Row, RUTLAND, VERMONT. VVA1IM MEALS SEIIVED AT AI.I. HOUl'.S. mn'yldt f ' ghotorjraiiUy rpiIE SUBSCRIBER having nchlcvcd X something of a reputation as u PHOTOGRAPHER In theso United States of North America, re turns thanks for the ASSISTANCE ltESDEltEI) by tho whole people. Making FirsuCiass work, my speciality I would Invite, as many ot you wishing that kind of work, to ' !ir a hand " and help us boost tho tiling along. The Room Is newly re-fltted and re-furnlsbed, and j on will nnd It quite pleasant to whllo away a few fleeting moments as wo go travellugon. lou win unu my 1'OIiCEt.AlS.S AND IMITATION 1'OltCKf.AlKS made un to nlease all and at less rates than ever. No expense or pains spared In Tools, unemieuis ur uuyiiiing going 10 iuuko up A GOOD LIKENESS us It Is my motto l please, It I do not mnko a cent. WITH THE EXI'KItlEKCE OK EIQ11TKEN YEA118, and most of that time lu Rutland, I flatter my self that I am what I nn, A LIVING J1UU AMONGST YOU. It Oil MB IN . 0 LARK'S : L OCK, (Comer Merchants' Row ami West Streets,) RUTLAND. IAS. O, MERRELL, , PltOI'KIETOR. Ciias, A. Williams. (Lato of Philadelphia) -Juueiodivsm' ,' 1 ., Assistant. Etas S. Jl h00V' I Wholesale dealer In .1 'I I CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY Also, h IVlrOHTEn AND WHOLESALE PEAI.EH i , , ! ;lnV. c'i'lINA AND JAPAN TEAS. Tho attention oCTown Agents, Physicians and Druggists Is especially called to our wines, ns tbe'y are. unsurpassed ror medical purposes, coming from ono ot tha oldost vineyards, lu California. Alt goods guaranteed puro and sat isfactory, or to bo returned at my expense.! H ornox, n J. rcollNVR VnEIOIIT AID KVELYN, BTH., (Landon ti lluntoon's Block',) '' x Ilutland, vt, ' 'I -myitl USUancous. g M. BIXBY & CO.'S TWO GEMS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE. Bixby's French Laundiiy Blue. Bixnv's Best Suoe Dlackis'o. JiriyH dw4vv NEW YORK. flMIE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN JUHUBElJA 1H.OOD I'UHIKIKII. Is tho most vtowerful cleanser, strenirlliener and remover of Glandular Obstructions known to Materia Mcdlcn. 11. Is Riieclnllv nilnnttiil Ifirnnstlltitlniis " worn down" and debilitated by the warm weather of Spring and summer, when tho blood Is not In active circulation, consequently gntheiing Im purities from sluggishness and Imperfect action of tho secretlvo organs, and Is manifested by Tumors, j-.rupiions, inoicucs, nous, rusiuieH, Scrofula, c c. When w enry und languid from overwork, nnd dullness, drowsiness and Inertia takn the tilnee of energy nnd vigor, the system needs a tonic to uuuu li up nnu ncip ine uni i- orces to re gain their cuperatlvo power. In the heat of Summer, frequently, the Liver nnd Spleen do not properly perforin their func tions; the Uterine nnd urinary organs ure Hi active, producing weakness of the stomach and Intestines and u predisposition to bilious de rangement. DR. WELLS' E X T R A V T O F .1 U R U B E B A Is prepared direct ly from tho South American Plant, nnd Is necullarlr suited lo all these dim- cultles; It will cleanse tho Vitiated Blood, strengthen the Llfo-Glving Powers, nnd remove nil Obstructions irom nnMiitKii and knfekm.kd oitn vn.i. It should bo freelv taken, as Jurubeba Is pro nounced by medical writers tho most eniclent Purifier, Tonic and Deobstruent known lu tho whole rnngo of medicinal plants. JOHN (). KELLOGG, is liattstrect.NewYori;. Sold by Druggists, sole Agent for the United States, Price one Dollar per liottle. Send for .iicuiar. juiyi4 uv4w "WrORKING CLASS. Male, or female, IT icon a week guaranteed. Respectable employment at home, day or evening; no capi tal rcquireu; lull instructions unu viuinioie nackaire of coods sent free bv mull. Address. Willi six cent return stamp. M. YOUNG CO., 173 Greenwich street. N. Y. Julylt dw4w NEVER NEGLECT A COUGH. Notli lug Is more certain to lay the foundation for future ev 11 consequences. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS are a sure cure for nil disenses ot tho inspira tory Organs Som Throat, Colds, Croup, Dlpli- ot the Throat, Windpipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and all diseases of tho Lungs. in an cases ot suiiuen com, however i.iKen, these Tablets should bo promptly and freely used. Thev cuuall.o tho circulation of the blood, mitlgnto tho severity ot tho attack, and win, in a very suuri. lime, restore iieauny uciiou to tho atlected organs. Wells' Carbolic Tablets are nut un only In bluo boxes. Tako no substitutes. If they can't bo found nt your druggist's, senil nt once lo tho agent In New Y'ork, who will forward them by return man. Don't be deceived by imitations. Sold by druggists. Price 25 cents a bov. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Piatt St., New Y'ork. Send for Circular. Solo Agent for tho United States. Julyl4iliv-4v "I f PER CENT. NET. Tho Iowa A f nnil Trust- Cnmrunv will Invest. money on nrst-clnss Ileal Estate nt 10 per cent. Interest, net, payable semi-annually lu New Y'ork, and will guarantee tho collection ot all loans mnde through Its agency. All charges paid by the borrower. Pleaso write, before In vesting, for New Y'ork nnd New England refer ences, und full particulars. Samuel Meiuiii.l. (Into Governor of Iown,) President. Address JAMES 11. 11HARTWELI, Secretary, Drawer 101 ucs Moines lowa linyi umvv CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT. Agents wnnted. either scx.i30 a week warranted. No capital required. Full particulars and sam- liio senr iree. Auiuess, vviui u cent return stamp, C. ROSS, box 142 Williamsburg N. V. QANVASSING BOOKS sent FREE for Pl'.OK. FOWLEIl'S GREAT WORK On Manhood, Womanhood and their Mutual iiiter-rciuiiousT iive, its ijiwh, I'ower, etc. Agents nre selling trom 20 to 30 conies of this work a day, and wo send a canvassing book free to any book ugents. Address, stnt Ing experi ence, etc., NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., l'hll delphln, Pa. Jyl4dw4w. w RITE FOR LAUGEILLUSTUATED Pr ceL st. Address. GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS. No. 17, Sinlthtlcld St., Pittsburg, Pa. Brccch-loadlng shot-guns, mo to woo. Double shot-guns, fs to $150. single guns, (3 to 120, Rifles, fstolis. Revolvers, $0 to $25. Pis- tois, 91 to s. uuu mniernii, iisiuug incKie, Largo discount to dealers or clubs. Army guns, revolvers, c bought or traded tor. Goods sent by express C. O. D. to be examined before paid for. Jyl4dw4iv "pAMPHORINE" cures every pain, vc. iry it, nuiu uy uu uiuggisis, REUBEN HOYT. Pron'r. New York. July21diw4w Cci "1 Qn In lour weeks canvas. Wp-dbX.UV sing' was ono agent's pro Jtetru and Sumi : $70 In ono week on The Aw JlouiieUrjxr' Manuel, by Miss Beecher and Mrs. stowe. Any active man or women can navo an agency, ,j , ji. t unu it CO,, New Y'ork, Boston, Chicago nnd San Francisco. July 21 dw4w. O KTII THOUSAND IN PRESS. SALE UU Increasing. 2,000 moro Live Agents Wanted for our LIVINGSTONE 23 YEARS IN AFRICA, Over coo pages, only $2.60. Lookout for Inferior worKS. menu iur cii uuiur uuu in uui ui inu gi eai est success of the season: Report lust In. 184 subs, in six days. HUBBARD BROS., Pub's, 53 VV USIllIlglUU DU, JIOSIUU. U1J ZIU&IY IV. A WORK OF INTENSE INTEREST and Intrinsic value. OCEAN'S STORY. By tho gifted son of the famous "Peter Parley." The result ot great historical research : An Authentlo History ot Navigation and Its Mani fold Discoveries since tho Flood. Abounds with startling Incidents, fearful disasters, lawless piracies, uiouuy uuiues uuu giuuuua ueiuuiu- inent&: uisu uesuriues uiviiii;. it-irKiii muikr. ocean llsherles, etc. Over 2110 spirited cuts. Snbiect new. Price low. Agents wanted. IIUBIIARD III OS.. Pubs. 53 Washington street, Boston. Jul2ldw4w. OODENOUGII HORSE-SIIOE. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST. Cures and prevents all diseases Incident to tho Horse's Foot, JUST PUBLISHED: " RATIONAL HORSE-SHOEING," With plates, Illustrating how to perform opera tions and cure foot troubles. Sent by mall on receipt ot ong dollar, Send stamp for circular to GOODENOUOH HORSE-SHOE, 41 Dey St., New Y'ork. July21dtw4vv. JR. CABLE'S "WATER PROOF , U J J. J I li A U Ji J u U , roil HARNESSES, CARRIAGE TOPS, .BOOTS, SHOES, ETC. Fits harnesses perfectly und prevents crack. Ing. , Does not fry out or gum tho surface. Softens and proserves tho leather. Excludes tho water. Excellent lor boots, shoos, do WOlvcs universal satisfaction. Manufac tured by inylodvvtt N. C. MARCH, MIddlebury, CELERY PLANTS From Peter Hender son ready on nnil after Juno 2lth, Send In your orders. Cabbage plants for lata crop by the hundred or thousand; also. Green Peas ready about July 1st. Flower plants, among which is the celebrated Amarantlias Sulslfollus or Fountain Plant, constantly on hand. Bou quets, wreaths ic, made to order. 8 CLEMONS, inayMly Near Fair u rounds. 3 AILY STAGE BETWEEN RUT LAND AND STOCKBRIDQE. Arrive at Rutland 12iii.,lcnvoHuUandl;00p.m. starting from tho llardwell House, tw-Connecttons'at stockbrldgo with stages or ifocucsuT uuu iieiuei, I myiMSin II. II. TPPPElti.rropT. Wntdus ana cwtlry. 17. 17. BAILEY & PARMENTEiRS WATCHMAKERS JEWELERS AND S I L V E R S M I T II S . We have tho largest and best assortment ot Wntches ever offered In this market. (SOLI) CHAINS. In large supply, embracing evory vaiiety o style desirable fur Ladles' or Oentleineus' wear. .1 E W E L It Y , In rich abundance, and more coming. CUTLERY, SII.VEK li.ATKD AND STKKI-, 10 11 TABLE USE. Our stuck Is large, and wo sell nt low prices. S I L V E R GOODS. silver srnoNs or oim own manpfaotuhk. ROGERS' BROTHERS PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS. Tea Sets, Castors, c alt the best. S P E C T A O L K S To lit those who cannot see well. EYE GLASSES. A new thing without frames. Very desirable. Call and see for yourselves ul BAILEY AND PARM ENTERS', 17 Mebciiants' how, majlvvtf Gc .001) NEWS ! GOOD NEWS! WATCHES CHEAPER THAN 'EVEItlBEFOIlE, MARSHALL it CADY'S. Who have Just received a large and elegant stock, open eases wllh Hat glasses, In both SwKs and American, key and stem winders. NEW ASSORTMENT OF CHAINS, GOLD SETS, RINGS, PINS, AC, Solid Silver and Sliver Plated Ware A tine line of Black Jewelry In horn and Jet Cnllatthooldslimdot Clalk Bros. & Marshall corner Merchants' Row and West street. inayliUni MARSHALL & CADY. garble. JUTLAND MARBLE COMPANY, wholesale dealers is BLOCK & SAWED MARBLE. QUAltlllE.S AND MILLS, J. N BAXTER, Supt, WEST RUTLAND, Vt. All tho grades of Rutland Marble, In tho shupo of slabs of various thicknesses required for Furniture, Mantel, and Decorative Work, as well as Cemetery uses ; also cubic Stock for Monumental and Building purposes, including Bases, strips, and Posts, may bo found on our yard at all times. Our extensive arrangements for the prodtic on of Marble. In thu war of Ouarrviui; Ma chinery, and Mills comprising thirty-two gangs ot saws, place us In position to supply the ivuui-i ui uiu iruue. vviiuiesuie uuu ituiau Dealers. Builders. Furniture-Men. and gen eral Manufacturers will find It to their Interest to iiivor us wiiu tueir oraers. RUTLAND MARBLE CO. inayldtwtf iinaurial. BAXTER NATIONAL BANK, RUTLAND, VT. CAPITAL $300,000. DIRECTORS. II. IIeniiy Baxter, II. V. LOTUKOl', J. N. BAXTEIt, T. W. PARI, GEO. E. ItOYCE, GEOIlQE R. BOTTU5I, .1. W, CllAUTON, N. T. Sl-KAUUE, J II. KlNGSLEY, W, O. DUNTON, C. LANUON. COLLECTIONS . Mado nnd remitted for at Lowest Rates. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DErOSITS. ' A general Banking and Exchange business iruusaticu. II. IlENHY BAXTER, KeSt. J. N. BAXTBtt, V. PrCSt. Ueouqe 11, Bottuu, Cashier. may 1 RUFUH HATCH, -B It O IC E R , 17 DltOAJ) STMKT, XK)V YORK, Stocks, GovernmcntsaudGoldb&ughtand sold on loininission. fir Interest allowed on dcjioslts. , innyudtf Wants. WOOD CHOPPERS 'WANTED TO cut 500 cords of hard wood In Mendon. Apply to Geo. W, ciuflin, Jr., Merclianls' Row, Rutland. " 1 TXTANTED. At Plttsford Fiiriiact;; mill TT 'era to work in Ore Bed. WoodCliopprs and Colliers on Coal Jobs. . Good wages and Hteiinv Amiilnvmant AmilvfA ' - ' oJ4d1m ' ' '.T. P1HCHA11U, Plltaford, Vt (Sractvlcs ami provision. T NO. 23 .MERCHANTS ROW, ALL KINDS ill' noons I) O W N ! D O W N 1 I a lbs. HYSON TEA for 90 cents. n lbs. OOI.ONO TEA for po cents. 3 lbs. Y'OUNO HYSON TEA for jl.OT. Valencia Raisins, 10 cents per lb. Lnyer ltnlslns, 12 cents per lb, Rutland and Wevinonth Nnlls. Cutlerv. 1-iniir. Meal and Grain, nnd a thousand things too nu merous to mention, ns long windy advertise ments cost, which customers, Indirectly, have to pay. lA.Vlhtt K. Mliiaft, Rutland, Vt. Juno 19. )unel dSwim mnv closing out sale L ot a stock ot GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, DOMESTIC DIIV GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, READY'-MADi: CLOTHING, CHOOKERY, GLASSWARE, AC, AC, HAS O O M M E N C E I) . ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPERS Will avail themselves ot tho opportunity which It ffords to replenish their stock of household supplies. Jf" Every art Icle Is sold nt cost or less. PLEASE OAI.I. AND I.EAUX li'.ICES. G. W. CHAPLIN, .In., No. 9, MERCHANTS' ROW, RUTLAND. T & T. C A I) E N , J Wholesale nnd Retail Dealers In GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, .'AN NED FRUITS, PICKLES, Ac., GLASS, EARTH EN WARE J AND FANCY GOODS. Also, Dealers In BUY GOODS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac, Ac. An assortment of ;OENTS FURNISHING GOODS Constantly on hand. AGENTS FOR MAIL STEAMERS TO AND FROM EUROPE. CI-RHAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT ON THE BANKS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND WALES. CORNER FREIGHT AND EVELYN STS. RUTLAND, VT. my lil3m 1 8 .1 7 . 1 8 7 3. O L I) R E D S T O R E . aiiOOKllTKH AuXJ) PKOVJSWXS, CHEAP FOR CASH. CHESTER KlNGSLEY. mayltf Merchants' Row. Jfv U L T O N M A It K E T, , DUNTON X HAYWAHD Proprietors. All kinds of Meats, Fish, Vegetables and Fruits In their season. Klngsley & Spraguo's Block, Merchants' Row. inayiuiiiii Q. R E E R T U It N E R sua a li iwwxixa compaxy, 70 WALL STHEET, NEW YORK, Offer for ftnlo all the various L'rndes of Refined Sugar of Superior (jualltynt the 1iwestMnrket Prices. A superior quality ;of Whlto Sugar fur uoniiTiiuiiem use. Atiu, STANDARD CRUSHED, STANDARD POWDERED, STANDARD GRANULATED, WHITE COFFEE A, COFFEE EXTRA C, And the lower grades of y k r. i, o it' u a a ji . Orders to bo addressed to our office in New York, 70 wan street, cor. rcan. i Parties ordering 10 barrels can liavo them as sorted. , terms Thirty days, or Cash In T days, less X perceui.uiHcuiiiii. E. G. BAXTER, Treasurer. maylSdtf V BO A T GRAPES B. W, MARSHALL'S. ut niEAS, from fiO cents to $1.76; also fresh ft W. MARSHALL mayldtwly CotnerotGrovoaudVostBts. TTkllllfJKr.T.AH. PHIINES: CHERRIES. JL Pcacuca, Blockberrles, Rapbeirles,Pluma lluckleben les. Also, all kinds of fruits In cans, tor sale at ' ii. w. makhiiai.ij luai ldtwly Grove street, Rutland, Vi T7 LIC HORN, & SiAGNOtiA FLOUR, JDj- very cholcej for sale at ..,,. mayldA-wly Hi . MArhhai.i.tis. TUESDAY, AUGUST fi, 1873. I'l.OWI'.ltN. Flowers bo my portion when In Idle pining Sadly I ponder tho dcrents of Time s I oiled ot tlio prizes hung beyond my reaching. Weary with fnlls. no lnnirnr nr. in eiimii , Dear flowers that stanch tho rising tear with IJUlllllj , Makingmo glad wllh nn Immortal prime I Flowers bo my solaco when aloof lamenting O'er tho tho lost treasures of my golden Jays, O'er friends, now dust, that by tho way have muni , O'er loves, now nslies Hint worn onen nliliwiv Dear flowers, O keep between mo and foul shu- UII1VS I Breathing Instead the ghosts of early Mays. Grant mochasto revel In your beaming favors 1 Nav. lllv-vlrplns. meet me pvn In pvn t Deign, reigning roses, your most gracious iuvi-i I MM. nlnBAM l.lnl.l. I T.-.l, .... u-ii-, iiuni-'i. .luiuini uaiiiiiKS, ivny so COV 7 Dear flowers Hint shame mo with j our Innocent giauness, Drawing my vapors with your shining Joy I Lift your little heads, though mine, alas be uiuuiiiiik; Bum vviih love's flame, though wi desire 1 van my own Mndle my vision with your playful glances; Pique my dull sense that flatters to admire I Dear flowers, that make mo hear tho spring Mil U1 SII1K11IK I Vestals that feed mo with undjlng fire I Y'c were my playmates In my busy boj hood ; 1U lll.li; lllj Ulllu I.I1VII HUIIl!ll lll'lU UUU bower; Unknown your name, but not your lovely faces i What was a name when beauty was the dower? Dear flowers, how did I wait the April meet ing i Sure ot your coming nt tho promised hour. Yo were my pages when enthralled by Beauty, Bearing my priceless secret to her breast ; Y'e were my mutes that graced my mourning mil lui,, Blesslntr the turf where itennfv went In roat Dear flowers, still bless me with your tender Stand nt my denth-bed with your holy Incense, .uui- inj lini, uii-aiu may uu ui iieiv-movvn hav : Heirs ot my grave draw v Igor from my ruin. Lifting my darkness once more In the day I Hear Honors, renewed by dealh sublimed by .M.-III11J , Taking the sunshine vv llh the waits ot May 1 Arm 1'iirJl' 7W. Olilliuir)' Gen. Joel A. Dewey, n native of Georgia Vt., ami a nephew of A, S. Dewey of this city, ilieil stulttcnly June 17th, in tlio Cir cuit Court room nt Knoxvllle, Tennessee, lie being in attendance as n witness in an important case then on trial. Gen. Dewey vvo9 about thirty-tlirco years of age, a grad uate of Oberlln College, Ohio, and served witli distinction in the nrmy, from the com mencement of the war until peace was de clared, rising steadily to n full Brigadier Generalship, his promotion being due to merit nnd not to influential trieniU. He first served in the war with Gen. Pope, but afterwards joined Sherman's nnnv. Ho served for a time on the staff of Gen. Rose crans. He was at one time in a military prison in Georgia, and nt the close of tlio war commanded tlio military post at Mur- frecsboro. After the war ho studied law, graduating at the Albany Law School in 1807. Hu subsequently located in Dan- bridge, East Tennessee, where lio resided at the time of his denth. In 18GS he was appointed Register In Bankruptcy for tho eastern district of Tennessee, and in 18CU, was elected by tlio popular voto tlio District Attorney of his circuit. He commanded from tlio start n largo and lucrative prac tice, which by reason of his great ability and correct business habits, was steadily increasing. IIiiyiitK Notes, The hay crop in Somerset county, Maine, is so nhtmilant that ninny farmers nre in a quandary where to store it. Mr. A. W. Putnam of Haverhill, Mass., cuts 2.'0 tons of hay on n little more than ono hundred acres of laud. Mr. Svvauzcy of North Haverhill cut SO Ions on about six acres. Many of the Haverhill farms have been celebrated for their fertility for more than u century. Tlio hay crop lu North Hero is ubout three-fourths as much as last year, but of a belter quality. All the othc cereal crops In the town aro good. When farmers begun their haying tho crop was very light. A few days inter vened and they found the average yield of grass anil a better quality than last year. Tho hay-makers on Mr. Livingston's farm, in St. Johnsbury gathered 134 loads of hay last week !!3 of them on Thursday averaging one ton each. Two of the workmen raked twenty acres of hay on Thursday, in four hours, with two rcvolv ing rakes. IIKIC'TIXR AIIUUT Till'. STATU. 'Vcttiiliitcr A young man calling himself Sanborn pretending to bo a piano tuner and clock repairer, engaged board for himself and poodle dog for a few days at II. P. Bond's. Not llniling ns much employment as he would desire, ho left unceremoniously ono morning without paying his board bill. lie was pursued nnu overtaKen at i-uiney, where lie semen ins mil wuu costs. Fetch vUlv The war on tho mall route from Proc- torsvllle to Windsor, is llnallv over and the contract goes to Mr. L. G. Coolldge, the stage proprietor on tuu imo irom rcicu vllle to Windsor. Tho contest ended on Thursday of last week bv thu withdrawal of tlio mall brokers who undertook to crowd n very largo man. Nwillltoll. There Is nothing doing on tlio Lamoille Valley raiiroau at tins point. Tho small-pox excitement is subsiding. Thcro have been but two cases, and those in a modified form. Help for farmers lias been scarce, very few Canadians having put in nu uppear ancc tills season. lliirllllglon. Tho city of Burlington paid $ 00 toward tlio Ethan Allen celebration on tho Fourth of July. Rev. N. P. Putnam,, Rectorof St. Luko's church at St. Albans, olllclated at St. Paul's church, on Sunday week. President Buckhniu preached nt the Collcgo street church, Burlington on Sun day week. A largo addition lias been mado to tho largo lumlier yards north of Liuilsloy's mills, by tho Central Vermont road, which has been laid out Into streets and n largo portion Is nlrcady covered with lumber. A certain Willlston farmer kept a pair of blooded calves, apparently three months old, conflned in A cage, two by four feet,, iu n team In front of tho J'ret olllcq for full threo hours in tl.o broiling sun. Tho ite Vreia, ns It ought, expresses In dlgnattoii nt such cruelty. ' Northern Dakotali has groves of petrified trees. . i Jleniilng. A taking paper Hie sheriff's warrant. Spiritualists, paper (w)rnpplng paper. Iiong nnd successful reign llio deluge. Hotel keepers are people we have to put up with. Drcach of good maimers for ruin In stare you in tho face. St. Louis is In mournlntr because of Hie census of Chicago. New wheat in Indiana brings from SI. IB to $1.20 per bushel. Nevada has named a new county 'Brandy." Bnrnum lets the St. Louis news-bora In free. A thirty lioiinil trout vvnsiperntlr rninrlit ill Wisconsin. Charles Read han't sued anybody for more than a month. A Georgia planter has four rears' crrovvlli of cotton on hand. Venders of green nnnlcs get arrested In most of the western cities. A handsome vounc woman is the contain of n Texas litmlicr Bchooner. Maryland Is to have a new seaside lesorl near Berlin, on the eastern shore. Robert Lincoln and wife aie nt Clifton Springs, N. Y. Cameron, Kansas, had a light snow-fall on the 18th nit. Oslikosh pays lySriO.OOO n year for drinks, and 1387,000 for Hour. Peoria people arc bathing in lime water to ward off the cholera. An Oregon wifo-whlpper was taricd and feathered by n mob of women. A clumsy circus rhinoceros fell upon a man at Charlotte, Mich., and killed him. One cottage at Long Branch Is occupied by n mother and daughter, both w idows. Ev-Vicc President Colfax anil wife are on a trip through Minnesota anil Dakotali. A Chicago paper calls Canada our na tional apprentice In tlio corruption busl ncss. A Niagara Pulls liackmau has been lined 435 nnd deprived of ids license, for over charging. An Indian couple want i?in,000 for their baby's arm, which was cut off by u locomotive. Blacqiie Be v. the Turkish inhilMer, Is In New York, Ills successor Is on his vvny lo tills country. The wife of Senator Carl Schmz lias lately Inherited 170,000 from an uncle who died in Hamburg. A Brooklyn penitent lias added 10 cents to Treasurer Spinner's conscience fund. A young Englishman has recovered heavy damages from a tnilor who sent him an insolent dun on a postal card. The fact that no monument marks the birthplace of Washington has been com mented upon as a national disgrace. Lydia Thompson will return with a fresh bevy of English beauties nud a brace of comedians to do the acting for them. Governor Ilnrtranft nnd cx-Oov. Curtin of Pennsylvania arc at Saratoga. Congress Hall gave the former a complimentary ball. Long Branch pay3 so llttlo attention to its hair this season, that onu New York hair dresser sent all his girls back to the city. A voung St. Louis man playfully shot his neighbors daughter because she would'nt go into tho house when ho told her to. Congressman II. E. Havens has sold his interest in the Springfield (Mo.) Patriot which paper ho has conducted for several years. Claia Louiso Kellogg is at the Mountain House, in tbo CatskilU, nnd she treats tlio guests to roIos on the piazza, cverv even ing. YVillclsins. A letter came to the Chicago postofllce the other day addressed to "Clilchagough." The chap had a bad spell. A route agent on the Milwaukee & Northern R. R., has received tlio following; epistle from a postmaster on the line : "ei cult not open tlio mulback dam mei Key did not fit Diss Lock, "I could not open tho mall bag. Dam mv key, it did not fit this lock. ' Route Agent Booth, of Alabama, sends us tho following : Three cents to Uncle Sam I'vo paid, At (leo. C. Burress' door to have this laid. At Notasula I want him to leave It. Kind George will be there to receive It ; Tho city, although not very great, May bo round in Macon County, Alabama State, But George will be tickled to get It, I'll bet you iny hat. From Minnesota comes a curiosity in the way of an application for a marriage license : Moxtevedio, the 9 of May I will try to writte to the Land Onlce of yellow madlson Co and see if you Fellows could plaso send inee a Lkson for to get marled. I don't know if it will do but if you could it would save ine going so fnr And I don't know what it Requares for to get the Lission, but If you Fellows get this letter pleae send it to nice and teel men what the cost is nnd I will Bend you the money our names aro Ivor Larson nge 2H year anil Abby Lageson 23. That Hoiti!ini.E Lkttek with Powdkii ami Caps that the muiidehed Wai. woktii sext to ins Family. The Wal worth tragedy Is revived for a moment by Eli Perkins, in n Saratoga letter to the Graphic. Ho says: There Is certainly something very queer nbout those dreadful letters almost funny. Walworth used to saunter into Carlton's bookstore almost every morning, smiling and toking witli Josh Billings and other authors who congregated there. One morning the deceased looked peculiarly smiling and happy. After laughing at a joke, ho sat down and commenced to write. 'What aro vou scrawling nt now War wick?" asked josh Billings. "Well," said Walworth, witli a smile radiating all around Ids sharp and piercing eyes, "I'm writing to the Shah of Persia. Hero I'vo written him up iu my "Dela plalnc," nnd filled tho book full ()f him, and the. rascal hasn't ordered a siuglo book." "What nro you going to do challenge him?" asked Undo Josh. "Yes, I'm going to kill him. Ho must die. The man who don't order my books forfeits ids lifo By Jove, ho does !" "Well, It you'ro going to slioot tho poor shall here's some caps, said UnclaJosh, pulling out a half dozen caps, with a haudi Jul ot dirt from tho lining of his overcoat, "Hero tako theso and send 'cm' to tho scoundrel' With a laugh Walworth took tho caps and put them In, the cuvclopo ; then ho turned up tho Band box and poured In some sai(d, saying, "I guess I'll send tlio old scamp Bomo powder to go with 'cm ha, ha !" Tills, my dear friends, were, the powder and caps which Walworth, sent to his wife, with dreadful oaths and a lunatic's kisses. It was Wnlwbrth's weird joke. It was also considered n joke, in Saratoga by Ids relations. Theyonly .laughed ,nt tho let ters. No pno'cTrU-oamoiJ 'of fearing tho man, Tho assistant district nttbruey knew about tho caps niuVsand joke; but 100 late to introduce it ns comical tcimony. i