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THE GRAND RESULT.

As there can be no doubt but that
Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi have
gone for Polk, we may safely announce
the following as the result ofthe Presiden-
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Pennsylvania for Clay. Last week the
coons ofthis godly village were thrown in
to perfect fever, by the reception of the
news direct from Gov. Paine, that Penn
sylvania had after all, given | ] maj. for
Clay!
We copy the following from the Trib-
une OF the 18th for the benefit of those
old gossips who put the story in circula-
ton, as well as the marvellous people who
believed it!
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VOTE OF THE ROORBACK RE
G[ON.

We are at last able 10 give our rea-
ders the official returns from the Roor-
back Region. 1t is as follows:
Clay 4l76. Polk 0, Birney l-a
Clay's mai, ATS l-2, a most splendid
victory. An especial message will start
Immediately for Ashland with the vote
He may be known on the road by hi:
having the initials ~. K. p" branded or
his right shoulder.
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THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2-P. NJ.
The PENNSYLVANIA RUMoR.-There
is not the slightest truth that Gov. Por-
ter has refused to sign any of the Penn
sylvanan Election returns Of Electors, in
consequence offrauds said to have been
perpetrated, in Berks and one or two
other Counties. The whole thing had
its origin in the hope of securing bets on
the part of the Loco-Focos, and was by
them first promulgated, The wings are
satisfied, like you, that Pennsylvania
deluded Pennsylyania-has cast her Elec.
toral Vote for Polk and Dallas.
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sure long rule to the party now
ndant, and the peace and prosperity
e country"
SWlTCliES.-3O.
The wife, dear Tom. month ago,
| told you had taken.
Proves everything a wife should prove
Or else I've been miss.,aken!
She's all 10 me that had drouned
A darling angel could be,
In short have no fault TO find,
She's JUS, the thing she should be.
IT'S true in the hymenial dance
Her feet, at times, will shake out
Some strange and complicated steps
can't exactly make out,
But then I'm told wives always make
Some little reservations,
And malrmony has. they say.
Mysterious relations.
And there nre some things, ! en- told
Tha, make the full Guiion,
That should not be revealed too soon,
TO men in my condition.
Ten thousand little things, you see.
In these affairs that's goin'.
That husbands, have by custom Tom,
No business TO he KNOWN
Except these Into matters, Tom,
And they aro but bubble,
! get along, in my new s'nle,
With very little trouble,
I've learned by sundry hints md signs,
And womunly direction,
To know the things that are no, mean,
For my express inspection.
And so, we never clash or cut
.tCIus c'CH OUTFITS Wnncs,
But eat our gravy cold or hot,
From our respective dishes.
own, cannot always zee
The why Of all her notions,
And that she makes upon my ease
Some rather smart infiaclions.
But what Of that 60, with her
A very prince'y dover,
And parrots, cats and poodle dogs,
A per(tc, thunder shower
And friends md cousins too who come
From such exalted stations,
Town ] scarcely ever dreamed
Ny wife had such relations
There's esquire" iom ,own,nrd "Sir
To see us from the city, [who c
Who say they always though, my wife
Was mos. COMPOUNDED pretty.
Though sometimes when my back is turn
Or am busy reading,
Two though! their hands 60, rather thick
Blu, tia, is polished breeding!
She sometimes rides with an old friend, -
! never try 10 stop her,
Though I'm nbed when she comes home,
She says Tia very proper.
She goes 10 balls and parties too,
! own, I've though, quite often,
But then such good society
Her manners serve 10 soften.
In music she's sublimely skilled
And has a foreign teacher,
Who always calls when | am out
A most enchanting creature.
And then there is great IN. D."
Who always tries 10 serve u.s.
Who says my wife's genius and
So delicu,e aud nervous.
Ofservan,s she has just score
Ofwhiie and black and blue ores.
And every week change comes round,
OF ten or fifteen new one..
And every other day or SO.
There's Mrs GoCdy Msrdrl
Drops in to take cup Of tea,
And tell Us all the scandal.
In short, I lhnk dear Tom, I've made
A first rate speculation,
And that I've reached at last, in life,
The highest elevation,
IT'S strange, it seems, that so long,
A bachelor should have isrried-
tell you what il is, dear Tom.-
Beats oil, this getting married,
Brothers! let us singl
"Ai Underwood The fox is holed.
The coons all laugh TO hear II told,
Ilal ba hn, such nominee.
Az jimmy Polk from TENNESSEE"
There, run along now, that'll do
his time. Tomorrow evening, we
ing
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ELECTION RETURNS.

MAINE-The democracy aspire to a
plurality of 1900. Cullen Sawtelle, dem
ocrat, is elected to congress from the 9Th
district, now unrepresonted.
VIRGINIA.-The Enquirer publishes
tho yote Of Io3 counties.-
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Clay Elected,-By private express, we
have received returns which render it
certain, beyond doubt, that Clay is
elected, after all.
There can be no possible doubt but
that he has carried the following states
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AS 1873 is sufficient to elect, it will be
seen that Clay has a majority of lao!
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of compassion, if they were not objects Of
perfect fun.
This is always the way with federalists.
When the democratic party were beaten
in 1910, they bore it, like men. They
laid their heads upon the block and sub
mitted to decapitation without flinching a
hair. You saw 10 exhibition of childish
petulance, no cringing under the LASH
But now, when the coons come to take
their turn at defeat and are forced to
chew the cud of disappointment, one
would think the whole party were sudden
" taken with most violent fit OF the bill
ious cholic from the the manner in which
they roll and tumble about ,gesticulate and
calculate. Stand up to it, gentlemen
you will live. through it! You can tell
now how it felt in 1910. You had your
day of rejoicing then, it happens to be
ours now. Take things as they come
Get rid of your bile-hold up your heads
and don't be so cross about it, and above
all don't whine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-07-04
Auction-Land for sale.

* o much Of the following described prop
- eIIy, as shall be necessary to ray a
School tax assessed against the owners there
OF upon the Grand List Of lsiI together with
all legal costs and charges, will be sold at
Public Auction at or near said premises, on
the 30th day Of July next at one O'Clock p.
m Said property is described and bounded
as follows 10 wit Situated in the Village OF
Fairhryen, and set in the list and tax-bil 10
Bcaman. Gibson, Hooker, Hawlev, Hamilton
and Bank Of Rutland it is bounded north
by lands owned BY Richard Sullff, east by
lands of Benjamin +. Gilbert, south by lands
of iona. Anterior, and west by the highway
leading from Fairhaven to Casile,on,
ROYAL BULLOCK, Collector.
Fairhaven, June 10. 1914. 1927
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-07-04
SHOP REGULATIONS
Scavcr's joint and Nerve
IMMINENT.

For the permanent cure Of Rheumatism,
Gout lndolent tumors, sweled tendons,
bruises, lolons, cramp, sprains, numbness OF
the limbs, stiffness or weakness ofthe Joints
pain in the back or loins ague, chilblains
nervous headache, stiff neck, and all cases OF
EXTERNAL INJURY,
This Liniinent is rare and valuable COM
binaion Of warm, s,mulant and anodyne in-
gradients, and will be found far superior 10
any other article of TIE kind heretofore in.
vented for any OF The above complaints. As
an external application 10 remove pain and
inflammation, lis beneficial effects are immc.
date and certain. The price put upon it is
far below other medicines of the kind, and
eifectualy removes every obstacle to its Uni.
versal circulation.
IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN.
This Liniment is not only beneficial to the
human system but is The best article that cav
be used iorhorses that have been CALLED,
sprained or bruised, and for stiffness aud
swelling Of the joints, scratches, windgal.s,
I fresh wounds, &c &c.
OBSERV E--Everv bottle Of the genuine
will will have the signature Of +. Searcr q
Son on the inside wrapper Each bottle
and seal i, stamped ScGrer's Joint cad Ncy,e
Lintmcnt, and enclosed III a blue wrapper,
on which is a red label. BE sure you
get The genuine, as there are other medicines
which assume similar name
Prepared only by Il. SEAvEn & Son, Drug.
gis', Wapole, n. II,
For sale by REED, WING & CurLER, 81,
Chatham 81. Boston, w. f.. G. Stoddard, Rut-
land; G. 81 A. Bullard, East Clarendon;
Buckmas,er & L1nes, Cutingsviile; S. d.
Winslow, Pittsford; Warren u Bliss, Bran
don, lIunlley & Higgins, Salisbury; Russell
& Gridley, Middebury, and by druggists
and country merchants generally. Price
twenty five cents. 1874
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Newfoundland for sale.

go much Of the following described prop
~ erty as shall be necessary to pay School
tax assessed against the owners thereof up
on the Grand list Of 1871, together with ali
legal costs and charges will be sold at
Public Auction at or near said premises on
the Both Gay of July next, at one o'clock, p.
m Said property is described and bounded
as follows to wi, Situated in the Village of
FaiIhaven, and Sc, in the tax bill to Beaman,
Gibson, Hooker, lIawley, Hamilton, and
Bank of Rutland, it is bounded north by
lands owned by Richard Sutif, east by lands
of Benjamin IF. Gilbert, south by lands of
jonathan Atheron and west by the the high
way leading from Fairhaven to Caslleton,
JOSIAH p. WILLARD, Collector.
'Fairhaven, June 10. 1871 1926
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DIR. BRANDRETHS EXTERNAL
REMEDY OR LINIMENT.

which by its extraordinary powers abstracts
pain or soreness thus sprains, stiff sinews,
white swellings, rheumatic pains, or stiffness,
Stiffness IN the Joints, iumors, Unnatural
hardness, stiff neck, sore throat, Group. con-
fractions Of The muscles, scoriulous enlarge
mens tender feet, and every description Of
injury affecting the exterior of the human
frame, are cured or greatly relieved, by his
never.to .be sufficiently cAiolled remedy
The following are The only authorised
Agents lor the sale OF the the Bran jrcih Pills
and Liniment in Rutland County
w. f.. C.. Stoddard, Ripley & Bailey, Rut.
land Hitchcock & Morgan, West Rutland ;
G. b. Walker, Benson: $. y. Armstrong,
Westhaven; Goodwin e. Jackman, Hodges
& lIawkins, Casileion; Willard & Fainam,
Fairhayen; w. Chapman & CO., Orwell J.
Buckmasler, Buckmaster & Co. Shrewsbury
5. Townsend Walingford; orphan, Vail &
Go. South Wallingiord; l.. +. Rogers. Dainty
Borough Nhedon & Swallow, PaWlei +; II.
Simonds. Pitsfotd liza Button, Warren d
Bliss, Brandon; Ira bingham, Sudbury; n.
w Sawyer, Tinmouih, ). c. Bruce Middle.
town j. o. Richardson, West fuulney ;
III. n. Hadley a. Co. Wells. l0:Iy.
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NEW STORE-N FIRya
NEW GOODS.
DIN N ON Y ID " DIN y III Y II y
Successors 10
PANGBORN q BRlNSMAID,

BuRLINGTON, W.,
A RE prepared to sell al the lowest Boston
IA or New York prices, at wholesale or re-
tail, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY, GERMAN
SILVER, PLATED, BRITANIA and other Metal
Goods God Thimbles, Spectacles, Chains.
Rings, Pins, brooches, and ali Goods in the
line; and besides Tie FINEST description of
Goods. we are keeping great variety of
Goods at wholesale, to supply peddlers and
others TO sell again. and we invite calls and
orders from abroad, assuring onr customers
tina, they will find the Goods low, and of the
quality they are sold for.
We import Goods, or buy them wherever
we can get them to advantage, and shall sell
so that we can give customers satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to prompt
~, and as good bargains given, to say the
least as 10y personal application. Clocks OF
"a,ches by the box or single. We are
agents for the Diamond pointed Gold Pens.
Fly Nets for horses. and Morrsons Pill,
We have WiiloO Ware, Cca,bs, brushes,
housekeeping ARTICLES, Rasors and oiher CIT.
fcry, Communion Furniture, Fishing Tacile.
Bashets, Stocks, Scarjs, Collars, SusgcaGe,s,
dc.
We have Dressing. Cases, Work Bcrcs,
Musical instruments, Bass and Dou5k Da,s
Viois, Meiodians. and most smaller ins,ru
menis and Musical Merchandise.
In short, we would just say that we have
a very extensive and varied assortment of
American. English, German and Paris FAN.
C1 ARTICLES, and we are fully aware
that the way TO sell them is 10 put them so
lOv that Bosten or New York will no, he n
more favorable place to buy tlrem. We buy
Tor cash, and sell for cash. Our customers
can buy as cheap here as at any other place
II any one chooses to send us The cash for a
Gold or Silver Watch, from distance. or
any other article, and leave The selection TO
US, they shall have an article u0rth lie n,oncv
sent, and lift does not suit il can be exchang-
ed. Our Silver Spoons are made in our
own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch re-
pairing.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS,
24'3o Burlington, Vermont.
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PRICE REDUCED
The Resurrection or
Persian Pills.

DElNG composed Of the Persian and
- Indian vegetable extracts, are therefore
purely vegetable; and for crndicn,ing d,.
ease IN all It's varied forms, they stand I'm.
rivalled In their operation they cdccuaUy
remove the very roots of disease --dyspepsia.
diarrhea, dysentary and all diseases ans.
ing hom an impure state OF the blood. or
disordered system. They are not unplea.
san, in their effects, cnd n, the same limo
restore and .nvigorate the system. They
quicken the circulation, purity the blood
remove all diseased action, give n tone 4,
the nerves, cNhiliroic the spirits, aud Give
health and strength to the whole person
No family should be without the Persia,
Pills, ior il might save them ilom %. ..t
bed Of a long aud lingering disease of suIrr.
ing: also a heavy bill OF expense. The bro.
veitative is easily obtained and the expense
small. They are the cheapest rs well AZ
the best pills in use--large box, 70 pills, for
so cents-small box, 35 pills, lor 25 cent.
A pamphlet containing certificates and his.
tory of the above Pills, may be had free, by
calling on any OF the agents.
For lis, Of agents. see Jew David's Plaster.
in another part OF this paper.
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New Goods.

nuRT a. MASON having made large sd.
Id dhians ~ .h.ii iotmct stock, now ofict "a
tho most reasonable terms Grocs rE,s. Creole
~. Gisu ant China Ware, H5rd,esrc and
C..s4,. Iron. Sissi, Ng|s. WAGON Ti-e---
a large and splendid stock Of DRY GOODS,
consisting OF cloths. cassimcres, saiiineiis.
vesings, trimmings Of every kind IN use,
muslin goods Of all destable styles, lace
goods, large stock uf hosiery aud gloves.
domestic gvoos of all kinds; umbrellas, pat
asols, sun shades. summer cloths. BONITA
zines. alpaccas. mouslin de lanes, balzntines,
balzutino muslins, printed lawns, Parisians,
shawis, &c, &c; also Cloth Caps, mapped
Hats.
Boots and Shoes They manufacture and
keep consiaRlly lor sale, al. kinds of mems
coarse and Gnc boots and shoes. Also kid
work OF all descriptions, made IN the best
manner and o. the very bes, materials. They
have now on hand 300 prs ladies' hid slips,
walking and bus'in shoes and slips, together
with a large assortment OF misses and chill
dren' shoes and Caters. All the work il
made especially for retailing. and we will
warrant any shoes we sell, 10 he worth 10
the purchaser from 10 to so per cent more
than any other kid work of the same kind
sud in the county. We 60 for home manu-
features, and ask the patronage of the public
to this branch of our business
Lunbe, 100000 heart and common spruce
shingles, common spruce inch boards, hem
lock laih and lining hallinch boards, do. two
inch plank, DO. Thy 4 and by scanlling
and joice, spruce clapbosrds, hemlock inch
bosrds Timber furnished on short notice
and frames erected iCdesifed.
1000 cedar posts Of good quality.
5000 lights of by and Ivy nine win
dow sash, heavier, stronger and better than
any TO be found here, and what is OF equal
importance, will be sold cheaper.
A general assortment Of Stone and Earth
enware; cotton yarn, black aud white wad-
ding, cotton bats, india rubber shoes; Tar
by the barrel or gallon; cast iron .scrapers,
sidehill and common plough corn ploughs,
Kentucky Iine powder.
A general assortment OF fresh Drugs ard
Medicines
Paints -Llnseed oil, 500 lbs superior
quality white lead, red lead, venetian red,
French yellow, chrome yellow, French green,
verdigrise, Prusian blue, ltherege, umber,
rotten stone, terre de sena, blue small, gold
leaf, glue, lamp black, rotten stone, pomice
stone.
Dye SuGs.-Ground logwood, camwood +,
fuslir, nicaragua, alum, copperas, blue vitrol,
oil vitrol, sugar lead, cochineal, aquafor,is,
nutgalls, annatio, extract of logwood. tararc
acid, madden, indigo, red tartar, white tartar,
gum senegal, &c.
Rutland, June Is, 1874 2b27
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DIR. T.. SHERNANS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An unerrlng remedy,snd known TO be such
ioT the following diseases viz:
All diseases ofthe lungs which cause OBJ
s'Iucilons oil the same; such as coughs colds,
caiarIh, bronchitis, and even cpnsump,ion.
IN the premoniiory or forming Stages. Also
engagements Of the spleen, in the di fTere n,
stages, and all diseases of the liver. caueed
by enlargement or i0por jaundice in all lis
iormsS constipation OF the bowels attended
with icrpor OF the stomach and bowels and
OF all the train evils attendant on these ala;
cul,es.
Night swea,s and all forms of hectic fever
scroiula, in all lis various forms and in mnst
culaneousdiseases or those affecting The sk;n
and nearly all forms Of dropsy and many
other OF miner importance which forbear
10 mention.
/ Finally, this medicine is a powerful al,era.
tive and deobstruent hence, il follows a, a
matter Of course that all diseases which lend
10 obsiruct The natural channels of cjrcula.
ton whether In the larger organs or in the "a.
plllaiy vessels will linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
II Is also laxative that is sure and stead
IN us operation and never fails 10 remove
habiiual costlveness If perseVered in a sufTi.
Glen, length o. lime.
1t IS purely vegetable, and may be used
any length OF time that tie nature o'the case
may require without ever harming the con.
siiiu,ion 10 the slightest degree therefore
u has an advantage over many other med.
leines 10 chronic diseases, which shoula moi
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
venture 10 say lha, no one will regret fai.
ifisl in any OF the above diseases.
j For sale BY J.Porer, Rutland. lsly
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STATE OF VERMONT. }u,r a ,,.,,,.,

n',,,,,, : 81 r nLEaMoHT RE II remembered
court hoitsH Al cassleron, " thin ana =, t
h'ei On The Sih d, olJune, 1874 N
fie''hi. Aimoa Wsrne,. Judse.
Ah 'h"foHent ~ whiting pufpau,ng 10 b. a..
a., n vi itc issiaratut Of Araold Bise, late IN
nsh'os, % saa e'Hiiet' deeeassd, being pse,.stsi
eesief therein canned u.s. '"s u
,, "'asrce " tie enUr that rn,ioe tber,,l 4.
t'" " az F@fsons concerned, 10 tppe.f Al a..
100 ~ 'sse sosu 20 be holden at Cs,,ie,n, a.. ~.
S ca q, ysi, neat 10 eonsea n. probate Of a.
,,,, s,"a,ss @'. o'esi ,h'ee week. success
lshe lisfsA, as~ssspef prr,ss Al bs,l,.s nv
uss eeps u reeeotd a. q.
. D. LASGDos g.s..,.r
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BOLTING CLOTHS.
AND
Burr .NiiE 8 ones.
b. F.WIIITE,

Is. F.WIlITE,
No. s, Morton Block, MIX ST., Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an
i extensive assortment Of Dutch Boiling
Cloths oiil,e following patterns, viz, Anchor,
Arms Of Harlem, Bird OF Paradise and Eagle.
From long experience in the manufacture and
sale OF this article, the advertiser is enable
10 furnish Millers with more perfec, and du-
rable cloths, and at lower prices than they
can be obtained in the United States.
ALSO: FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
OF all sizes manufactured at the Massachu-
selis State Prison,
March G 1874 G mis- fmos-I4
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JEW VID'S OR HEBREW
PLASTER.

U1HE very best remedy that is known
for all kinds of pain or weaknesses, such
as rheumatism, govt, pain in the side, hips,
breast, back and limb, headache, nervous
iooihachc, &C.; in every case Of which il
has pro, ed an eflectual cure. There is no
thing better for its sohening and healing
qualities in cases Ofscrotlulous humors, knots
wens, white swelling, hard tumors, stiff joints,
ague in The breast. &c. 1t is also very bene-
fetal in giving permanent relief in eradicat-
ing pain and imparllng strength in all cases
of weakness--weakness in The stomach,
weak limbs, lameneHs, affection of the spine,
female weakness &c. No person subject 10
pain or weakness in the back or side should
be without il; married ladies in delicate
situations find great relief from constantly
wearing this plaster. The application OF this
plaster between tie shoulders, has bees
found certain remedy for colds, coughs,
phthisic and lung affections in their primary
stages. 1t destroys inflammation by produc-
ing copious perspiraiion. NO physician
should be without it, II is a sure cure for
corns Nearly all other Plasiors are spread
thereby rendered almost useless, by laying
and getting dry before using. This plaster
is put up in boxes continuing sufficient 10
spread six or eight plasters, price so cents
box.
A : amphlet containing certificates and a
history OF The above plaster, may be had by
calling on any Of the following agents
w. f.. e. STODDARD, Rutland: Addison
Bnck, Piltsfcrd; Volney Ross, Brandon; Ira
bingham, Sudbury; s. Moody, Mlddlebury;
James A. Hodge, Dorsea; d. Andrews, Man
chester; G.. b. & A. T.. Bacor, Sunderland;
T.. Jameson, Caslleion; Hitchcock Z Nor
gan, Clarendon Springs; s. Mears, East
l'oultney; Wheeler & Swallow, Pawler X.
Prescott, East Rupert; Harrington & Co.
Factory Point; b. Harmon, North Benning-
ton; John G.. llaswell, Bennington. 3G.Iy